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Jake in year 10 kindly worked with Eric, year 8, on his maths work. Working in my office for 45 minutes they successfully worked through mental subtraction and addon-agons. Jake...
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Jake in year 10 kindly worked with Eric, year 8, on his maths work. Working in my office for 45 minutes they successfully worked through mental subtraction and addon-agons. Jake...
Posted by Claire Till
Deputy Headteacher Mr Searle led some inspirational assemblies focussing on the Theme of the Week Challenge this week. A short video clip of an olympic athlete who chose to...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Danielle Bowe
This week we recognise Charlotte Boother Dominguez as our Reader of the Week. Currently reading ‘Cinder’ by Marissa Meyer means that she is exploring not only the...
Posted by Claire Till
This week our wonderful year 10 students organised a bake sale. Developing skills of communication and brining the school community together this proved a very popular event with...
Posted by Claire Till
Back in October A-level Art, Graphics and Photography students were invited to attend the JR: Chronicles exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London. This was the largest solo...
Posted by Aya Speker
On Thursday 2nd December, the Student Parliament came together for the second meeting this year. Last time, we saw all the CDC reps contributing and really engaging in the...
Posted by James Burley
Thank you to all students and staff who attended the Charity Movie Night on Thursday 18th November. The event was attended by over 160 students from years 7,8, 9 and 10 and was...
Posted by Aya Speker
Last week, we took 15 students to see Akram Khan’s solo performance of ‘Xenos’ at Sadlers wells. Shifting between kathak and contemporary dance, Khan conjures the shell-shocked...
Posted by Lauren Dolan
HERTS COUNTY FOOTBALL On Saturday 4th October Lucas G from Year 10 made his debut for the Hertfordshire County Under 15 football team in a match v Suffolk County. Lucas attended 4...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
Deputy Headteacher Mr Searle led some inspirational assemblies focussing on the Theme of the Week Challenge this week. A short video clip of an olympic athlete who chose to challenge herself against the odds, resulting in an achievement that has been written down in the history books served as a poignant reminder as to the power of challenging oneself to incrementally improve. Challenge is not always easy, but it does help to take us out of our comfort zones into that zone where we do grow as people and develop that resilience that is so important in life – a character trait that is incredibly important for young people to develop as 21st century learners.
I would encourage you all as parents and carers to support your children to develop that all-important trait of resilience and to develop a healthy and positive attitude towards appropriate challenge – realising that it is good for you!
It was a privilege to join Elm House’s last House Assembly of the year and be able to thank all the Elm House CDCs for their hard work and excellent support for the...
Maple House has a new Head of House – Miss Buck and she led a great House Assembly on Friday last week linking the two recent key themes of Equality and Diversity and...