Every week the Pastoral Team create a newsletter for students to support mental health and well-being – these are just as important as the academic work! The newsletter also includes advice for staying safe online, weekly challenges, and an insight into lockdown life from a member of the Pastoral Team. The most recent issue (#7) and previous issues are available
The Sixth Form Bulletin contains notices for Sixth Form students and information on university and college events, enrichment opportunities, and apprenticeships and employment vacancies. The latest edition is out now on the Sixth Form Bulletin page.
Tomorrow (Thursday 18 June 2020), the Duchess of Cambridge will lead an online assembly for the Oak National Academy during which she will speak about the importance of mental well-being among children. The theme of the Duchess’ assembly is ‘spread a little kindness’ and is based on a lesson plan which is available on the Mentally Healthy Schools platform. This
Every week the Pastoral Team create a newsletter for students to support mental health and well-being – these are just as important as the academic work! The newsletter also includes advice for staying safe online, weekly challenges, and an insight into lockdown life from a member of the Pastoral Team. The most recent issue (#6) and previous issues are available
The Sixth Form Bulletin contains notices for Sixth Form students and information on university and college events, enrichment opportunities, and apprenticeships and employment vacancies. The latest edition is out now on the Sixth Form Bulletin page.
The Sixth Form Bulletin contains notices for Sixth Form students and information on university and college events, enrichment opportunities, and apprenticeships and employment vacancies. The latest edition is out now on the Sixth Form Bulletin page.
Every week the Pastoral Team create a newsletter for students to support mental health and well-being – these are just as important as the academic work! The newsletter also includes advice for staying safe online, weekly challenges, and an insight into lockdown life from a member of the Pastoral Team. The most recent issue (#5) and previous issues are available
Many departments use Seneca as a revision and recap tool for students. Seneca splits up topics into manageable chunks, presenting students with a small piece of information then testing their recall of it. The system adapts to students’ learning needs and will bring up areas that a student is struggling with more frequently. Seneca is a free platform available at
GCSEPod are running a series of webinars for parents/carers to provide a comprehensive tutorial on how GCSEPod can support their child’s learning, as well as tips and guidance on effective home learning practices. All questions will be answered by a GCSEPod expert and parents/carers will learn about the best way to make full use of the resource during this
Every week the Pastoral Team create a newsletter for students to support mental health and well-being – these are just as important as the academic work! The newsletter also includes advice for staying safe online, weekly challenges, and an insight into lockdown life from a member of the Pastoral Team. The most recent issue (#4) and previous issues are available