Congratulations to the following Year 10 students for winning the English Literature raffle for their hard work and effort towards tutor activities and for having a positive attitude to learning in lessons.
Anna Dimmock, Jack Donaghey & Savannah Eggleton.
We have seen some fantastic examples of the Literature Learning Postcards displaying some great conversations at home to showcase your learning in lessons.
Keep up the brilliant work, Year 10!
As part of your role as an ambassador, you will have the opportunity to develop democracy, mutual respect and individual liberty on a whole school basis.
Are you interested in developing cultural opportunities for all year groups?
Would you like to encourage all students to show kindness, confidence and resilience through these key virtues?
Being an ambassador is open to all year groups
First meeting to take place on Wednesday 14th October in P1 at 12:30pm
Please see Mrs Thomas for more details
Year 10 students braved the elements on Saturday to complete their bronze expedition. Well done to all involved and thanks to Mrs Stevens, Miss Brookes and Miss Parr for helping out
The expedition will go ahead for day two as planned tomorrow, Sat 3rd October. If for any reason your son /daughter cannot take part, please let Mr Bradbury know at bradbury.k@welearn365.com
Duke of Edinburgh Bronze qualifying expedition in the Cotswolds. It’s great to see students being so positive despite the challenging weather conditions.
Well done Year 10
From Tuesday 6th October 2020
All students in school on time for the next 10 school days will be entered in to a prize draw to win a Samsung galaxy tablet.
*If your child is absent at any point during the 10 day attendance challenge for a COVID 19 related absence, they will still be eligible to be entered in to the prize draw.
Weather forecast is rain so please ensure you have appropriate waterproofs. Friday is going ahead as planned; if you are using the coach it departs school at 7.45am.
If the rain for Saturday is forecast to be too heavy for safe walking, we will let parents involved know on Friday evening if the Saturday is to be cancelled. At this stage we are hopeful both days will be possible.
What’s your big idea about the importance of the supernatural in Macbeth?
How does Shakespeare represent the supernatural in his play? Can you challenge yourself to apply key terminology?
We’d love to see how you have been sharing your ideas at home to demonstrate your understanding of the key themes in the play!
Your teacher will be giving you postcards to complete in lessons this week.
