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19/10/21

VACANCY: Teacher of Science https://t.co/3kWp0fzlcM Closing date for applications: Friday 12 November, noon

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19/10/21

Today we are celebrating the life of Shirley Jackson! https://t.co/FzTarmrZZW

15/10/21

Please find our weekly newsletter on our website. https://t.co/TArEHFFa3w

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15/10/21

Today we are celebrating the life of Jesse Owens! https://t.co/RqSD3I2hM5

15/10/21

Don't forget to save the date for our online Parent Forum about keeping children safe online! Monday 18 October 7pm https://t.co/BptaJjgL8c

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15/10/21

Well done to Sophie D in Y11 for her excellent oil pastel work! https://t.co/hqJ2EvH7Qj

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15/10/21

Black and British by David Olusoga is a brilliant book that everyone would benefit from reading. It is particularly good for a younger audience. Olusoga describes it as "the book I wish I had been given to read when I was at school". https://t.co/IlxIYBFIXR

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14/10/21

October is https://t.co/siayfVvj42

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14/10/21

Retweetd From ADHDAwarenessMonth

Not everyone receives as a diagnosis in child. J. Faye Dixon, PhD, says when difficulties arise later adult & medical professionals take a second look & find ADHD has been the cause of their struggles. https://t.co/ha4Oj4u0Ab https://t.co/L0zd92VQvA

14/10/21

We are helping to raise awareness for ADHD. October is https://t.co/TAm36Q8OCl

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14/10/21

Y11 revision tip - chunking technique! https://t.co/TphTek6WNG

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14/10/21

Today we are celebrating the life of Chadwick Mary Seacole! https://t.co/uiafjkAC7O

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14/10/21

Well done to Willow N in Y7 for her stunning Cinderella's slipper drawing. The details and colour rendering are absolutely beautiful! https://t.co/nfuPiMkf31

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13/10/21

Y10 Art continued - Well done to Orla K, Diana J, Lily T, Emily P, Jess S, and Anh-ha N for producing these outstanding drawings as part of their GCSE coursework. https://t.co/57rMPOpGvm

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13/10/21

Year 10 have been working tirelessly on drawing and recording using pencil and colour pencils, they have been working from their own photographs, focusing on recording structures found within natural forms. https://t.co/zqMGGmK69K

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12/10/21

Cross Country Trials - update! https://t.co/uTiztxpfYA https://t.co/Mx05xHIMXD

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12/10/21

October is ADHD Awareness Month. Find out more how you can help celebrate ADHD Awareness Month and help raise awareness here. https://t.co/oJtr7cLDV3 https://t.co/tHXBat5PQs

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12/10/21

Today we are celebrating the life of Chadwick Boseman! https://t.co/hlsKbatTe2

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12/10/21

Y11 revision tip - using flashcards! https://t.co/wKPPTGgmRA

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11/10/21

Our Y11 Revision Guide is available to read on our website. https://t.co/8d1CSh5j4u https://t.co/lfGG2MpbFq

EBACC Advice

EBACC: The English Baccalaureate

Whilst we will not direct students to study subjects they do not wish too, we advise you to consider the future benefits of choosing courses that are known as the English Baccalaureate (EBACC). Despite it not being a qualification itself is a recommended path of study by the UK’s most prestigious universities.

We recommend considering the EBACC, however we also hold great value in the Arts subjects that may not appear in this advice. We advise students to select a variety of subjects based on, not only their future career, but what they enjoy and are passionate about. Our Key Stage 3 curriculum is designed to offer students the opportunity to study a broad and balance range of subjects and we also recommend this to be transferred to GCSE.

To accommodate both, it is suggested that students select triple science, a language and a humanity to achieve the EBACC requirements and then to include a fourth Arts subject.

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