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: Created: 23 January 2020

Thursday 13th February 2020

New Hall

5pm

Tickets £2 on the door

All students are invited to participate in their class performances.

: Created: 20 January 2020

In business, a slogan is a catchphrse or small group of words that are combined in a special way to identify a product or company, some examples are shown below.

Write a slogan for one or more of the humanities subjects: Business, Geography, History or Ethics, Philosophy and World Views. It should be catchy and memorable and be something we can use on open evening displays and leaflets.

: Created: 16 January 2020

Students preparing for their GCSEs were given a taste of what it may feel like in the summer when they received their mock exam results yesterday. After a presentation by Mr Lingard, students opened their result envelopes together, then spent time reflecting with their peers and tutors about how they had done.

Students were then split into smaller groups where they could do some individual reflection and set some goals for the coming weeks in preparation for the real exams in May and June.

: Created: 14 January 2020

The theme this year was 'Stand Together', Y8 were delivered a Hate Crime Workshop by PC Geoff Turner-Moore and were reminded how important it is to choose our words carefully, be kind and to recognise that our differences should be embraced.

Not only have we asked students to think about the use of hate language and their actions, we also asked them to think about countries that have suffered from Genocide and how we can stop division. 2020 also commemorates 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz.

Read more: PSHE Hate Crime Competition:

: Created: 07 January 2020

Last term, we challenged you to read for 20 minutes a day for 20 days before 2020. Well done to those of you who achieved this - not only did you improve your reading skills and your vocabulary, you also earned 200 House points for your team!

Congratulations to Phoenix House who achieved the most points!

If you didn't manage to complete the challenge, fear not, as the 2020 Reading Challenge Take 2 starts this week. As before, just read anything (a blog, a website, a magazine, a book...) for 20 minutes each day for 20 days before February half-term and you could win another 200 points.