English
English Faculty Recommended Reads: Wk beginning 8th June
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ (1960) by Harper Lee This Pulitzer Prize winning novel concerns the essential nature of right and wrong and how good and evil can coexist. Through...
Related Articles
Filter by Category
- PE & Health(100)
- Mind to be Kind(93)
- Word of the Week(85)
- Scientist of the Week(82)
- Attainment(80)
- Student of the Week(75)
- English(72)
- Reading(68)
- Work Related Learning(66)
- Student Leadership(57)
- Humanities and Social Sciences(57)
- Staff Development(55)
- Houses(54)
- MFL(52)
- Parent/Carer Information(52)
- Enrichment(48)
- Design & Technology(46)
- Theme of the Week(45)
- Sixth Form(44)
- School Development(40)
- Science(38)
- Trips(35)
- Art(35)
- Food Preparation and Nutrition(34)
- Dance(33)
- Learning Support(33)
- Revision(31)
- More Able(30)
- Maths(26)
- Community(25)
- Events(23)
- Wellbeing(23)
- STEM(23)
- Extra Curricular Clubs(22)
- Transition(18)
- Music(17)
- Anti-Bullying(17)
- Maths Challenge(16)
- Performing and Visual Arts(16)
- Literacy(15)
- Parent Feedback(15)
- Marking and Feedback(15)
- School Visits(14)
- Drama(14)
- Character Development(14)
- Business Studies(14)
- Live Lessons(14)
- BSJT(13)
- Student Achievement(11)
- LRC(11)
- House Points(10)
- Geography(10)
- Extra Curricular(10)
- Distance Learning(10)
- Alumni(8)
- Pastoral(8)
- SLT(7)
- High Achiever(7)
- Exams(6)
- Student Voice(6)
- IT & Computing(6)
- Economics(5)
- Childcare(5)
- Creative and Performing Arts(5)
- Governors(5)
- Black History Month(5)
- HR(3)
- Textiles(3)
- Social Sciences(3)
- Law(3)
- Humanities(3)
- World Challenge(3)
- Science Club(2)
- Family Support(2)
- Pastoral Challenge(2)
- Catering(2)
- Business Studies and Economics(2)
- BMS Gym(2)
- Online Learning(2)
- Play of the Month(2)
- Uncategorized(1)
- Admissions(1)
- PiXL(1)
- Trust(1)
- Parent Information(1)
- Philosophy and Ethics(1)
- School Catering(1)
- By Leaders for Leaders(1)
- Media Studies(1)
- Equality & Diversity(1)
Filter by Author
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Back to Latest Articles
English
WOW- Lucrative
English
Creative Writing Competition
The English Faculty would like to draw your attention to another writing competition opportunity. This one has longer for you to create your masterpiece:
Mind to be Kind
Kindness Thought of The Week
MFL
MFL Update
On Monday 1st June, Year 7 and 8 language learners participated in a virtual Mandarin session and learnt how to greet each other in Chinese as well as finding out interesting...
Mind to be Kind
Acts of Kindness in the Community
Keeping busy and occupied during lockdown has been challenging with the usual leisure activities curtailed. It is therefore wonderful to hear about this week’s Act of...
Sixth Form
An Update from The Sixth Form Department
Looking Forward As June 15th gets closer, the day for the return for Year 12 students to school is fast approaching. Next week we will be welcoming back our Year 12 students for...
Student Voice
Positive Student Feedback
Every year at this time we ask all of our students to complete a survey, based on the Ofsted parental survey, giving their opinions about the school. This data is then analysed...
Attainment
Achievement Points in Lockdown
Students across all year groups are maintaining their positive commitment to their work and being recognised for their efforts. In the past week 1,804 rewards were issued by staff...
Wellbeing
Everything Starts With A Thought – Are You Up For The Challenge
Everything starts with a thought (and that’s great news because you are in charge of them)! Do you have those days when it takes every ounce of motivation just to stick your toe...
English Faculty Recommended Reads: Wk...
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ (1960) by Harper Lee
This Pulitzer Prize winning novel concerns the essential nature of right and wrong and how good and evil can coexist. Through the young protagonist Scout Finch, Lee delivers a powerful coming-of-age story that addresses the consequences of racism and prejudice in the Depression-era South.
