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As the term winds down, the library has become a bustling hub for students revising for exams, completing assignments and taking a well-deserved break with a good book. With its...
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As the term winds down, the library has become a bustling hub for students revising for exams, completing assignments and taking a well-deserved break with a good book. With its...
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It was very impressive to see our youngest cohort of Year 7 students so engaged in last week’s enrichment day. They were given the opportunity to study subjects usually only...
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Name: Ashton House: Elm Reason for nomination: Amazing academic achievement, a positive attitude to learning and...
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Name: Sabawon House: Sycamore Reason for nomination: An excellent attitude to learning and exceptional behaviour. ...
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Name: Olivia Morris House: Willow Reason for nomination: In recognition of great academic achievement, displaying positive behaviours in and around the school and a...
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Setting a precedent – A level law topic area: Judicial Precedent Here is an interesting case on the law of Negligence, which became the precedent for all other...
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Key Stage 3 Student of the week: Name: Olivia House: 9Forest Reason for nomination: Amazing resilience and building positive relationships with members of staff....
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In Psychology, our Year 11 students recently delved into the fascinating world of neuroscience, exploring how the brain’s chemical processes can influence mental health. The focus...
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On Wednesday, Miss Barker-Dunmill led a maths workshop with Year 5 students in Mrs Scholte’s class at Little Reddings Primary School, as a part of our cross-trust...
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Over our last marking and feedback fortnight I had the opportunity to take an in depth look at how marking and feedback is delivered in our faculty. It was great to get together...
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As the term winds down, the library has become a bustling hub for students revising for exams, completing assignments and taking a well-deserved break with a good book. With its quiet study areas and collaborative workspaces, the library offers the perfect environment for focused work and productivity. We have noticed an increasing amount of students visiting the library before and after school to complete their work.
In addition to providing academic resources like textbooks and online databases, the library is a key spot for finishing up coursework.
For those seeking relaxation, the library’s diverse collection of fiction and leisure books offers the perfect escape from the pressures of student life. Comfortable seating areas provide a peaceful retreat where you can unwind and recharge.
Whether you’re here to study, finish assignments or relax with a book, the library is the place to be as we head into the final stretch of the term.
We look forward to welcoming more students from all year groups to the library we’re proud to offer.
Jessica 12 Elm – Jessica’s kind nature to always support students. Jessica is part of the Year 12 peer mentoring program where she sits with students from KS3 to...