We FINALLY had an opportunity to get Year 10 together this morning – to celebrate a number of successes, and to regroup regarding our GCSE focus in lessons. See below lots of wonderful praise postcards for our wonderful Year 10s!
Miss Cocliff & Mrs Parker x
We had SO many things to celebrate in our final KS4 community meeting of this half term!
From incredible amounts of praise points, to students identifying others working hard across sessions… and outstanding acts of kindness, we had SO many postcards to share from staff too!
See below some of the awesome things happening this term in Y10 & 11 – they’ve come back with a bang and done themselves SO proud!
Have a fabulous half term,
Miss Cocliff x
🚨Update please can all Y10 parents complete the consent forms below (if you haven’t already done so) by 25th August – this is to allow your child to attend Miller’s Dale Activity day🚨
We are very excited to be able to share with you C27’s First Week Back information, ready for August 2023!
Key Points:
Tuesday: Please wear comfortable, sports appropriate clothing. We’ll be based in school.
Wednesday: Please wear comfortable, sports & outdoor appropriate clothing. There will be some walking involved and some outdoor work.
Thursday: We will be out on fieldwork – please bring equipment from the kit list linked above.
Friday: We will be school based. Please wear normal school appropriate clothing.
On Monday, Tuesday and Friday, students are all required to be in school 8:30am – 3:15pm. On Thursday, students are required to arrive for 7:30am and will return around 5:15pm. Blogs will be published on the website with any change to timings on the day due to traffic etc. Please also see the below Parent Letter:
If you have any questions or concerns about our first week back in August, please contact your child’s crew leader in the first instance.
Have a lovely summer; we look forward to the new academic year!
As ever, we will be kicking off our first week back at school by regrouping and rebooting Crew.
On Wednesday 31st August – our C27 (new Y9) students will be going on a coastal walk to Flamborough.
Students should arrive at school between 8am-8.15am so that we can leave at 8.30am. We are aiming to be back at school by 3.30pm, but will keep you updated on the day.
All students will be expected to bring the Outdoor Kit listed below:
For further information or questions please email your child’s crew leader.
Thanks!
Inter-crew Dodgeball, burning off some energy at the end of a very busy week here in the trust.
X27 have been released and are on route home. Estimate time of arrival back at school is 4pm
Thanks
Flexible Friday crew Marsha P. Johnson had some time in the art rooms to create some shoe designs!
We had great fun doing it…. I wish some of these were for sale!!
We had a furry visitor in crew Marsha P. Johnson last week!!
Rufus came to put smiles on our faces and generally run around outside with excited students and his choice of
sticks….
This school year has started off with an action packed first week where X27 went to Wales!
Here are some photos alongside some thoughts from the students from crew Marsha P. Johnson…
“I really enjoyed the jetty jump because we were able to do something that some people were afraid of (heights) and we got to challenge ourselves. Also I enjoyed the hot chocolate because it tasted really good and we got it for breakfast and dinner and it tasted nice.” Billy
I liked the walk because even though we found it hard and argued with each other we still supported one another” Mckenzie Â
“I enjoyed the gorge walking because we were all working together to make sure everyone was safe and not slipping over, we did this by warning each other which rocks were safe to stand on and which rocks weren’t. We also helped each other down the waterfall and not leave anyone behind.” SiennaÂ
“I enjoyed the gorge walk because it was funny watching everyone sliding and falling everywhere.I also enjoyed being shown the different plants and insects we could eat on the sides of the paths because they we weird to try” Grace
“I enjoyed doing the gorge walking, basically just watching Morgan fall over constantly. The walk was a struggle for multiple people, but we all still kept going. On the way there people were eating plants, we saw a bunch of cows, we drank river water. The food was definitely….something. Personally I didn’t like it but there wasn’t much else we could eat so we kinda just had to stomach it.” Millie
“I liked the jetty jump but it was scary. I really enjoyed the gorge walk. There were lots of rockslides. I liked the walk because there were many cool places to look at and be.” Nadia
“I enjoyed messing around with pieces of bread with my friends and jumping off a jetty and persuading other people to jump. It was funny with all the screaming and shouting. The funny thing is the scary part was climbing back up the ladder” Ewan
“I enjoyed doing the jetty jump I found it really challenging and over became my fear of the ocean heights I was very proud” Charlie
“I liked the gorge walk it was really fun because there was slides but it was hard because we had to help each other to not fall and to encourage each other” Theo:
“I enjoyed the walk to the campsite where we walked by a waterfall and found different plants that we could eat. One plant we found tasted like a green apple.” Elizabeth
“I enjoyed the gorge walking because I kept falling onto my back and it made me and Miss Taylor laugh. It was also a new experience and I would love to do it again.” – MorganÂ
“I really enjoyed the gorge walking because Morgan kept making me laugh and it was something I wouldn’t normally do. It was awesome to spend time with the crew outside of school and get to know them a bit better and have a load of fun in the outdoors”. – Kat Taylor
Students today and tomorrow who hold prescribed medication at school will be handed back their medication. Students who require medication to be taken at school in the new term 2021/22 will be required to fill in the medication form.
The Google form is required to be filled in and then press send. This then gives staff consent to administer medication and for it to be kept on school premises.
Please ensure Inhalers, Epi-pens and other prescribed medications are sent into school with the child’s name and expiry date clearly visible.
