PP NEXT WEEK FOLLOWS THE WEEK A TIMETABLEfluencycontent2-schoolwebsite.netdna-ssl.com/FileCluster/... · 2018-06-15 · NEXT WEEK FOLLOWS THE WEEK A TIMETABLE WB 18/06/18 Friday 15th

NEXT WEEK FOLLOWS THE WEEK A TIMETABLE

WB 18/06/18

Friday 15th June 2018

A2 Biology, French, Law & Business Studies

Inter-House Catering Competition (all week)

Y7 LP3 (Finish this week) Y10 LP3 (all week) Y8 LP3 (all week)

CONTENTS Rainhill - Live on the BBC P2

Y10 Monday Morning Notice P2

RADA Shakespeare Awards P2

Y11 GCSE Booster Sessions, Warm Ups & Examinations Timetable

P3

Final Exams W/C 18/06/18 P3

Dance Mania P4

Rainhill High School Press Statement

P5

Arts Exhibition Notice P5

End of Year Rewards Trip P5

Science Academy News P6

Sporting News P6

Inter-House Catering Competition

P7

Catering W/C 18/06/18 P8

Catering Instagram P8

Refillable Water Point P8

Hayfever Season P8

Council’s Open-Water Swimming Warning

P8

Sports Summer School P9

Y7 LP3 & Timetable P10




Edulink One App P14

Updating Parent Details P14

Meal of the Day Menus P15

Uniform & Stationery P16-17

Who to Contact P18

Show My Homework Support

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MONDAY 18th TUESDAY 19th WEDNESDAY 20th THURSDAY 21st FRIDAY 22nd

AS/A2 Maths

A2 Chemistry & French

GCSE D&T; Prod Design AS/A2 Maths

GCSE German

If you have a concern, please click the link

below to use the form on our website to

contact the school.

https://rainhillhigh.fluencycms.co.uk/PP-Contact-Us

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RAINHILL GOES LIVE ON THE BBC On Monday 18th June, BBC TV will broadcast live some parts of their BBC Breakfast

programme live from Rainhill High School.

Between 7am and 9am, they will be meeting and interviewing sports students. This is to

coincide with England’s first game in the World Cup and because Trent Alexander-

Arnold went to Rainhill High School.

Those students who have represented the school in girls or boys football, this school

year, plus some Netball and Tennis team players have been asked to take part in

filming. They will be making an early start to school, with filming starting at 6.30am!

Y10 STUDENTS - MONDAY MORNING Due to the BBC filming, please note that there will be a delay to the start of the Y10

LP3 Maths exam, this will now start at 9:30am. All students must go to their form room –

not the Sports Hall, for registration and tutors must escort students to the Sports Hall for

a 9:30am start.

RADA SHAKESPEARE AWARDS Here are some of the fantastic Year 8 and

Year 9 pupils receiving their certificates for

passing the RADA Shakespeare Bronze

Award. This is an outstanding achievement

as the award is normally only offered to

pupils over the age of 15 so for them to

have passed is phenomenal. The exam

entailed the pupils learning both a speech

from one of Shakespeare’s plays and a

sonnet that they had to recite and perform

for the examiner.

Receiving their awards are Arabella Reed,

Mia Follis, Shanaya Randev, Taya Strange,

Andrea Beesley, Thomas Chamberlain and

Charlotte Strong.

Mrs Speers, Drama Teacher.

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YEAR 11 GCSE BOOSTER REVISION SESSIONS, WARM UPS & EXAMINATIONS

TIMETABLE

Week commencing 18th June 2018. Week A. Attendance is compulsory.

FINAL EXAMS WEEK COMMENCING 18/06/18

YEAR 11

Date Start

Time

Duration Venue Subject

Monday 18th June 9am Various time for

different tiers

Language rooms German Listening

and Reading

Tuesday 19th June 1pm Various time for

different tiers

Language rooms Greek Listening

and Reading

Tuesday 19th June 1pm 1hr 30mins D106 Music Tech

Wednesday 20th

June

10am P2 until P5 D106

Music Tech

Practical resit

Thursday 21st June 9am Various times for

different tiers

Sports Hall German Writing

Friday 22nd June 9am 1hr 30mins Sports Hall Textiles Product

Design

Friday 22nd June 9am 1hr Sports Hall Greek Writing

(One Y10 pupil involved for the Greek Exam on Tuesday 19th June and Friday 22nd June).

YEAR 12 AND YEAR 13

Date Start

Time

Duration Venue Subject

Monday 18th June 9am 2hr 30mins Conference

Room

French ADV Listening,

Reading and Writing

Monday 18th June 9am 2hrs Arts Theatre Business paper 3

Monday 18th June 9am 2hrs Arts Theatre Biology ADV paper 2

Monday 18th June 1pm 2hr 30mins Arts Theatre Law Unit LA4

Monday 18th June 1pm 2hrs Arts Theatre R.E paper 3

Tuesday 19th June 1pm 1hr 30mins Arts Theatre Maths Unit M1B

Tuesday 19th June 1pm 1hr 30mins Arts Theatre Maths Unit S2B

Wednesday 20th June 9am 2hrs Arts Theatre French ADV paper 2 Writing

Wednesday 20th June 9am 2hrs Arts Theatre Chemistry ADV paper 3

Friday 22nd June 9am 1hr 30mins Arts Theatre Maths Unit D01

Monday 18 June 9:00am German Reading and

Listening Examinations

D102 Invigilators

Tuesday 19 June Period 1,2,3 Music Tech Revision D106 G Fleming

Tuesday 19 June 1:00pm Music Tech Examination D106 Invigilators

Wednesday 20

June

Period 4 & 5 German Writing Revision D102 C Grace

Thursday 21 June 9:00am German Writing Examination Sports Hall Invigilators

Thursday 21 June Period 4 & 5 Textiles Revision C103 K Cook

Friday 22 June 9:00am Textiles Examination Sports Hall Invigilators

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DANCE MANIA 2018 The 10th Anniversary of the Dance Mania annual showcase took place on 9th June 2018

at St Helens Theatre Royal.

The evening was an outstanding success as our students performed in front of a sell

out audience of family, friends and Rainhill staff.

The evening saw over 300 students perform dances in a wide range of genres including

Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Commercial, Contemporary and Lyrical Modern. It also showcased

the amazing choreography of our Arts Leaders Alicia Lalley (Y10), Libby Clegg (Y13),

Charlotte Hanley (Y12), Sian Glynn (Y12), Ellie Turner (Y12) and Alicia Reira-Lloyd (Y12).

Year 7 and Year 8 Dance Clubs showcased their potential as future stars in their Dance

performances. Also performing were students from De La Salle school who take part in

our widening participation programme by attending Rainhill High School weekly to

study BTEC Tech Award - Dance.

We are extremely proud of the students conduct backstage, their character through

the rehearsal process, their resilience and determination to consistently strive to

improve.

We bid farewell to our Y13 students who are all pursuing careers in the Creative Industry

and have secured first class university places for September 2018. It was also the final

time that Y11 would perform together but we are looking forward to seeing all the

students again as part of our Sixth Form.

We are very proud of the students and excited for our next showcase in January 2019!

Mrs Aylward, Head of Performing Arts.

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RAINHILL HIGH SCHOOL PRESS STATEMENT Parents and local community members may have heard rumours regarding an

incident involving a parent trying to gain access to the site last week and we therefore

would like to dispel those rumours by providing you with the facts.

On Thursday 7th June 2018, a parent attempted to gain access to the school looking to

confront someone else’s child about an incident that had occurred outside of school.

Thanks to the prompt action of staff, no children were hurt and the parent did not

gain access to the building.

This follows an unrelated, instance several months ago, involving a video being posted

on Facebook regarding an alleged instance of bullying.

The school recognises its wider responsibility for the education and safety of pupils and

therefore, in instances such as those mentioned above, would always liaise with the

relevant agencies (such as the Police and Local Authority Safeguarding Unit)

immediately in order to bring the issue(s) to a swift and satisfactory resolution.

It should be noted that both of the aforementioned matters have now been resolved.

The school continues to view the safety of its pupils and staff as its top priority. Should

you ever have any concerns, you should always contact the school via telephone,

email or in person.

ARTS EXHIBITION NOTICE Can parents please be aware the GCSE & A-Level ADT Exhibition and Final Show has

been postponed until Wednesday 18th July 2018.

END OF YEAR REWARDS TRIP Dear Parent/Carer

The end of year rewards trip is on Wednesday 18th July at Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

You were written to earlier in the year with the criteria that your child must achieve if

they are able to attend. The final decision, based on the criteria below, will be taken

on Friday 15th June.

95% Attendance and Punctuality

Attitude To Learning 1-3 in 11 out of 13 subjects in all Learning Programmes

(Years 7 and 8)

Attitude To Learning 1-3 in 7 out of 8 subjects in all Learning Programmes

(Years 9 and 10)

If your child did not start the year well, but has shown considerable improvement over

a significant period of time, then their Year Progress Leader will present their case to

Mrs Munro and Mr Lamb who will have the final decision on whether they will be

invited to attend. If they to do not achieve the criteria and have not made sufficient

improvement either, then an alternative day will be organised for them in school. For

those that have achieved the criteria, a letter will be posted out to you week

beginning Monday 18th June with details of the trip and when payment for it is due.

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SCIENCE ACADEMY NEWS The Science Academy would like to say congratulations to all of the

Y11 Scientists who have worked hard over the last five years and

have completed their GCSE Science exams. If you have expressed an interest in

studying Science at Sixth Form, you will have received an invitation to our special

Science Academy event on Wednesday 27th June 2018.

The theme for the morning is professional careers and applications of the A level

Sciences/BTEC Applied science course.

Be the Scientist

Session 1: The Engineer. The mechanics of structure including a hands-on design and

build of a model structure

Session 2: The Surgeon. Structure and function of the human body including hands-on

dissections of the eye, heart and lungs (alternative workshop available for the too

squeamish!)

Session 3: The Pharmacist. Producing drugs including a hands-on practical

Please let us know by Friday 22nd June 2018 at the latest as we need to ensure we

provide enough practical equipment.

Dr Gordon, Science Academy Coordinator.

SPORTING NEWS Massive congratulations to Jack Ellis, Owen Groom and James Clarke for making the

U15 Lancashire Cricket squad. A fantastic achievement!

Mr Rachi, Teacher of PE.

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CATERING WB 18/06/18 Please see below the list of practical lessons planned in Catering/Food Preparation

and Nutrition - week beginning Monday 18th June:

FOOD TECH INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT The Food Tech department have set up a dedicated Instagram Account which

portrays pupils’ food products in the department and allows staff, parents and

students to find out what has been going on.

You can find the account with the username: RHS-FoodTech.

REFILLABLE WATER POINT Drinking water is available for students from Student Services or in the C-Block toilets

at break time and lunchtime. Please ensure your child brings a water bottle into

school every day as plastic cups are not provided at the water point.

HAYFEVER SEASON Hayfever season is once again upon us. If your child suffers from hayfever, please

ensure that they take any medication before coming into school

and/or carry any necessary medication with them.

COUNCIL’S OPEN-WATER SWIMMING WARNING While the country currently enjoys a nice spell of warm weather, St Helens Council’s

safer communities team would like to remind the public on the dangers of open-water

swimming.

The announcement comes following the deaths of two teenagers in Greater

Manchester this week whose bodies were found in reservoirs in unrelated incidents –

while the council has also received reports of young children swimming in the open

waters in the Parr area of the borough.

St Helens Council’s portfolio holder for safer communities, Councillor Anthony Burns has

stressed the importance of staying clear of lakes, ponds and reservoirs as temperatures

soar because of the fatal consequences swimming in these types of environments can

often lead to.

“Under no circumstances must anyone attempt to swim in open-water,” Councillor

Burns said. “Sadly, this type of risk has resulted in tragic outcomes recently and even

the strongest of swimmers can become overwhelmed by ice cold water and drown.

“Swimming is an activity many of us enjoy during the weather is nice - but this should

be done in supervised areas only such as leisure centre swimming pools.”

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Friday pd5 – Chelsea Buns – assembling and baking.

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Tuesday pd 3 – Practical LP – Baked Egg Custard.

10K/Cg1 Thursday pd 3 – Practical LP – Tiramisu.

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YEAR 7 LEARNING PROGRAMME - ASSESSMENT WEEK 3 From Monday 18th June to Thursday 21st June 2018 (inclusive), all students in Year 7 will

be undertaking assessments in the subjects they are currently studying. It should be

noted that all assessments are cumulative and therefore based potentially on

anything that your son/daughter has studied during this academic year.

The Year 7 assessment will be based on a cumulative exam paper in their subject

from which a teacher is able to give a fine GCSE grade (1 to 9). Year 7 students will

complete their examinations in their classrooms under exam conditions. For

performance and practical subjects (Drama, Music, Art and Technology) the Year 7

assessment will be based on a current substantive piece of work in their subject from

which a teacher is able to give a fine GCSE grade (1 to 9).

Please see the exam timetable so your son/daughter is aware of when their

examinations take place. Please could you encourage and support your son/

daughter to prepare thoroughly for these exams as they will give them a good

indication of the progress they have made to date.

I have included some guidance around revision and preparing effectively for exams.

For example, in the lead up to the examinations your son/daughter should be

completing approximately 2 hours of independent revision per day. Your son/

daughter should be very clear about what is being examined from their class teacher.

I have asked all teaching staff to set revision homework via Show My Homework for

the next few weeks until the examinations have been sat which your son/daughter

should record in their planner.

I trust that you find this information useful and that we are able to best work together

to ensure that your son/daughter continues to make progress in all the subjects they

are studying.

Mr Cunningham, Deputy Head Teacher - Director of Studies.

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Period 5

Monday

18th June 7z1 Chemistry 7x3 French

7yz2 RE

7x2 Maths 7v2

Computing

Tuesday

19th June 7yz3 Citizenship

7x1 Computing

7y1 Biology

7z2 Computing

7v2 Biology 7z2 Physics Lessons as

normal

Wednesday

20th June 7y2 Chemistry 7yz2 Citizenship Tutorial 7y1 Computing 7v1 Physics

7x2 Chemistry 7x3 Computing

Thursday

21st June 7w2 Computing

7y1 Physics 7y2 Physics

Friday 22nd

June Lessons as

normal

Lessons as

normal

Lessons as

normal

Lessons as

normal

Lessons as

normal

Please note:

1. All examinations will be conducted in timetabled classrooms during lesson time.

2. Where a time has not been designated for examinations students will have lessons as

normal (see above) and should come to lessons equipped for learning in that lesson.

3. Subjects will publish revision lists for students for their subjects to help students to

prepare.

4. Homework is revision and preparation for the examinations.

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YEAR 8 LEARNING PROGRAMME - ASSESSMENT WEEK 3 From Monday 18th June to Thursday 28th June 2018 (inclusive) all students in Year 8 will

be undertaking assessments in the subjects they are currently studying.

It should be noted that all assessments are cumulative and therefore based potentially

on anything that your son/daughter has studied during this academic year to date.

The Year 8 assessment will be based on anything your son/daughter has studied

during Year 8 in their subject from which a teacher is able to give a fine GCSE grade

(1 to 9). Year 8 students will complete their examinations in their classrooms under

exam conditions.

For performance and practical subjects (Drama, Music, Art and Technology) the Year

7 assessment will be based on a current substantive piece of work in their subject from

which a teacher is able to give a fine GCSE grade (1 to 9).

Please find attached the exam timetable so your son/daughter is aware of when their

examinations take place. Please could you encourage and support your son/daughter

to prepare thoroughly for these exams as they will give them a good indication of the

progress they have made to date.

I have included some guidance around revision and preparing effectively for exams.

For example, in the lead up to the examinations your son/daughter should be

completing approximately 2 hours of independent revision per day. Your son/daughter

should be very clear about what is being examined from their class teacher.

I have asked all teaching staff to set revision homework via Show My Homework for the

next few weeks until the examinations have been sat which your son/daughter should

record in their planner.



are studying.


Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Period 5

Monday 18th June 8wx1 RE, 8wx3 - 4 English

8wx1, 8wx4 History, 8wx2 English, 8wx3 Geography, 8z2 Maths Paper 1

8y1 Maths Paper 1, 8y2 Computing, 8z1 Maths Paper 1

8w1 Biology, 8w2 Physics, 8x1 Maths Paper 1, 8x2 Maths Paper 1, 8yz1, 8yz4 English

8wx1 French, 8wx2 Geography, 8wx3, 8wx4 French, 8y1 Biology, 8y2 Maths Paper 1, 8z1, 8z2 Chemistry

Tuesday 19th June 8y2 Biology, 8z1 Computing, 8z2 Physics, 8y1 Maths Paper 2

8wx1 English, 8y1 Physics, 8y2 Maths Paper 2

8wx2 History, 8wx4 RE

8yz1 Geography, 8yz2 History, 8yz3 English

8wx1 Geography, 8wx2 French, 8z1, 8z2 Maths Paper 2

Wednesday 20th June 8wx2 RE, 8wx3 History

8yz2 English 8yz3 Geography

Tutorial 8wx4 Geography, 8yz1 German, 8yz1, 8yz2 Spanish

8w1, 8w2 Maths Paper 1 8x2 Computing 8yz2 French, 8yz4 History

Thursday 21st June

8x1 Computing, 8yz3 History, 8yz4 RE 8w1, 8w2, 8x2 Maths Paper 2

8yz1, 8yz3 French 8yz2 Geography 8x1 Maths Paper 2

8yz1 History 8yz4 Geography

8z1 Physics 8w2, 8x2 Chemistry, 8x1 Biology, 8yz2 History, 8yz4 French

Friday 22nd June 8x1 Physics, 8y1 Computing

8w2 Biology

8z2 Computing 8w1 Computing, 8x1 Chemistry, 8x2 Physics

8wx3 RE, 8z2 Biology

Monday 25th June 8yz1 RE 8x2 Biology

8yz2 RE 8w1 Physics, 8w2 Computing

Tuesday 26th June 8w1 Chemistry 8y1 Chemistry Lessons as normal Lessons as normal 8y2 Physics

Wednesday 27th June Lessons as normal Lessons as normal Lessons as normal 8wx1 German, 8wx1 Spanish, 8wx2 Spanish

Lessons as normal

Thursday 28th June 8y2 Chemistry Lessons as normal Lessons as normal Lessons as normal 8z1 Biology

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YEAR 10 LEARNING PROGRAMME - ASSESSMENT WEEK 3 From Monday 18th until Monday 25th June (inclusive) all students in Year 10 will be

undertaking assessments in the subjects they are currently studying. For GCSE subjects

these assessments will be based on past paper questions, and indeed complete

papers, and will be taken under exam conditions to best prepare your son/daughter

for final examinations in May/June 2019.


examinations take place. Please could you encourage and support your son/daughter

to prepare thoroughly for these exams as they will give them a good indication of the

progress they have made to date and what they need to do to improve in order that

they can secure fantastic exam results in the summer of 2019.

In preparation to the examinations your son/daughter should be completing

approximately 2 – 3 hours of independent revision per day. To help with this I have

asked your son/daughter’s teachers to set revision as homework. Further, your

son/daughter should be very clear about what is being examined from their class

teacher.



are studying.


Monday 18th June Tuesday 19th June Wednesday 20th June Thursday 21st June Friday 22nd June

Period 1

Maths Paper 1 – (1hr 30mins) Full year group to attend in sports hall (SPH)

Box M (subjects you take Tuesday Period 2&3) Food and Nutrition – 1hr 45mins Dance – 1 hour PE – 1hr 45mins RE – 1hr 20mins Resistant Materials – 1 hour Sociology – 1hr 10M1-2 Science attend lessons as normal.

Box K (subjects you take Wednesday Period 2) Food and Nutrition – 1hr 45mins Construction – 45mins Geography Paper 1 – 1 hr 30 mins History – 1 hr 45 mins Music Technology – (D103) 1hr Textiles – 1 hour All French, German and Spanish students to attend period 1 lessons as normal

Science Paper 2 – Chemistry Separate Science Chemistry – 1hr 45 mins Trilogy Science Chemistry – 1 hr 30 mins Full year group to attend in sports hall (SPH)


Period

2

Maths paper 1 continuing into Period 2

Exams continuing into Period 2

Box K (subjects you take Wednesday Period 2) French – listening in D103 German – listening in D102 Spanish – listening in D105 Exams continuing into Period 2.

Science paper 2 continuing into Period 2.

Maths paper 3 continuing into Period 2

B R E A K

Period 3

Lessons as normal

Lessons as normal

Lessons as normal

All Geography students to report to the Sports Hall Geography Paper 2 – 1 hour

All PE students to report to the Sports Hall PE Paper 2 – 1 hour

L U N C H

Period 4

Science Paper 1 – Biology Separate Science Biology – 1hr 45 mins Trilogy Science Biology – 1 hr 30 mins Full year group to attend in sports hall (SPH)


Box L (subjects you take Wednesday Period 5) Geography Paper 1 – 1 hr 30 mins History – 1 hr 45 mins All French, German, Spanish, Fine Art, Photography and additional Science students to attend period 4 lessons as normal

Box J (subjects you take Thursday Period 4) Computing – 1hr 30nins Dance – 1 hour Geography Paper 1 – 1 hr 30 mins Media – 1 hour Drama – D106 / D017 (1 hour) Art, Art Textiles, Art Graphics, and Photography pupils to attend lessons as normal.

Science – Paper 3 – Physics Separate Science Physics – 1hr 45 mins Trilogy Science Physics – 1 hr 30 mins Full year group to attend in sports hall (SPH)

Period 5

Science paper 1 continuing into Period 5.

Maths paper 2 continuing into Period 5.

Box L (subjects you take Wednesday Period 5) French – listening in D103 German – listening in D102 Spanish – listening in D105 Exams continuing into Period 5.

Exams continuing into period 5.

Exams continuing into period 5

Please note:

Year 10 language students will sit their French, German and Spanish (2 x 1hr 15mins) in the

Sports Hall during Periods 1 & 2 (all language students to attend) on Monday 25th June 2018.

Students MUST report to the Sports Hall promptly at 8.50am and 1.05 pm.

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ADVANCE NOTICE - YEAR 12 LEARNING PROGRAMME

ASSESSMENT WEEK 3 From Monday 25th June to Friday 29th June 2018 (inclusive) Year 12 will be undertaking

assessments in the subjects they are currently studying. For A-level subjects these

assessments will be based on past paper questions, and indeed complete papers,

and will be taken under exam conditions to best prepare your son/daughter for final

examinations in May/June 2019.


examinations take place. All morning exams will start as soon as possible at 9.00am. It

is vital that your son/daughter is in school and registered at 8.50am with their tutor to

allow them to get to the Arts Theatre for a 9.00am start.

Afternoon examinations commence at 1.10pm. Your son/daughter should report to

the Arts Theatre immediately from lunch.

Please could you encourage and support your son/daughter to prepare thoroughly

for these exams as they will give them a good indication of the progress they have

made to date and what they need to do to improve in order that they can secure

fantastic exam results in the summer of 2019. I have included some guidance around

revision and preparing effectively for exams.


Monday 25th June Tuesday 26th June Wednesday 27th June Thursday 28th June Friday 29th June

Period 1

Y12 - Box M (subjects you take Monday Period 1) – Paper 1 Mathematics – 2 hours Sociology – 2 hours Media Studies – 2 hours (A214) Theatre Studies – 2 hours Applied Science – 2 hours French – 2 hours All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box L (subjects you take Tuesday Periods 1&2) – Paper 1 Physics – 2 hours History – 1 hr 45 mins English Language – 2 hours Spanish – 2 hours All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box K (subjects you take Wednesday Period 1) Paper 1 English Literature – 3 hours Geography – 2 hours Psychology – 1 hour Sociology – 2 hours Dance – 2 hours (D109) All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box J (subjects you take Thursday Period 1) – Paper 2 Biology – 1hr 30 mins Economics – 1 hour Law – 1 hr 30 mins Dance – 2 hours (D109) Further Maths – 1 hr 40 mins All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box L (subjects you take Friday Periods 1&2) – Paper 2 Physics – 2 hours History – 1 hr 45 mins Spanish – 1hr 30 mins All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Period

2






B R E A K

Period

3

All students to attend lessons as normal.

All other students to attend lessons as normal.

All students to attend tutorial



LUNCH

Period 4

Y12 - Box N (subjects you take Monday Period 4) – Paper 1 History – 1hr 45 mins Chemistry – 2 hours Psychology – 1 hour Computer Science – 2hrs 30 mins German – 2 hours All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box M (subjects you take Tuesday Periods 4&5) – Paper 2 Mathematics – 1hr 45 mins Sociology – 1 hour Media Studies – 2 hours (A214) Theatre Studies – 2 hours Applied Science – 2 hours French – 1 hr 30 mins All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box J (subjects you take Wednesday Period 3) – Paper 1 Biology – 1hr 30 mins Economics – 1 hour Dance – 2 hours (D109) Further Maths – 1 hr 40 mins All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box N (subjects you take Thursday Period 4) – Paper 2 History – 1hr 45 mins Chemistry – 2 hours Psychology – 1 hour Computer Science – 2hrs 30 mins German – 1 hr 30 mins All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Y12 - Box K (subjects you take Friday Period 5) Paper 2 Geography – 1 hour Psychology – 1 hour Sociology – 1 hour Dance – 2 hours (D109) All students for above listed subjects to attend. All other students to attend lessons as normal.

Period 5






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UPDATING PARENT DETAILS A new feature is now available on the Edulink One App. All parents will have the ability

to update their own personal details using the icon below. The

submission will be verified, checked and updated on SIMS.

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Meal of the Day £1.85 Burger of the Day £1.65 Selection of Pizzas £1.05/£1.30 Calzone £1.65

Oven Baked Jacket Potato plus topping

£1.10

Extra Topping 60p

Home-made Panini £1.85

Home-made Rustic Barm £1.25 Home-made Wraps £1.85

Sandwiches-

Standard £1.40

Premium £1.75

Meal Deal Any meal deal of the day + Dessert of the Day OR drink of your choice £2.30

Meal Deal Any standard sandwich + a cookie, flapjack or piece of fruit + large water, aqua juice or OMJ. £2.30

Full Steam Ahead is our dedicated area for Sixth form students. Students can drop in for a hot breakfast, enjoy brunch, grab a cappuccino, tuck

into a great lunch and even drop-in for

snacks in the afternoon.

Specials available w.c. 27/11/17 Lamb & Mint Burger £1.65 Lamb & Mint Pitta with Chilli Sauce & Mint Yoghurt

£1.65

Lamb & Mint Hot Baguette/Panini

£1.85

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WHO TO CONTACT 2017/18

Curriculum Queries

Stage 1 Subject Teachers

Stage 2 Head of Department

Stage 3 Deputy Head Mrs. Thorogood or Mr. Cunningham

Stage 4 Executive Principal Mr. Pout

Heads of Department

English Mr. Crossley Sociology Mr. Jarvis

Mathematics Y7, 8 & 9 Mr. Rimmer Computer Science Mrs. Jenner

Mathematics Y10 & 11 Mr. Roberts Business Studies Mr. Jarvis

Biology Dr. Pugh Art/CDT/Textiles Mr. Bennett

Chemistry Dr. Beswick Food Miss. Bolland

Physics Mr. Hurst Dance Mrs. Aylward

History Mrs. A’ Bear Drama Miss. Renison

Geography Mrs. Parkinson Music Mrs. Aylward

RE Miss. Evans Media Studies Mrs. Aylward

Languages Mr Herd PE Miss. Bakstad

Life Skills

(PSHE/Citizenship)

Mrs. Ayre

Pastoral Queries

Stage 1 Form Tutor

Stage 2 Year Student Manager

Stage 3 Year Progress Leader

Stage 4 Senior Staff Mrs. Munro or Mr. Lamb

Stage 5 Executive Principal Mr. Pout

Pastoral Structure

Year 7 Student Manager Mr. Lankertis Year 7 Progress Leader Ms. Booth

Year 8 Student Manager Mrs. Quirk Year 8 Progress Leader Mr. Reilly

Year 9 Student Manager Mrs. Foster Year 9 Progress Leader Miss. West

Year 10 Student Manager Miss. Seddon Year 10 Progress Leader Miss. Corless

Year 11 Student Manager Mrs. Martin Year 11 Progress Leader Miss. Fryer

If you wish to formally complain, please use the link below to find our complaints

procedure.

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