Year 7 Face Ordeal by Baked Beans
7fHi.1 are studying different types of community in medieval times in their History lessons. One community was the “tithing” which was responsible for bringing its...
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7fHi.1 are studying different types of community in medieval times in their History lessons. One community was the “tithing” which was responsible for bringing its...
Posted by Roger Newbold
On Thursday 17th October I had the absolute pleasure of taking the newly recruited reading mentors team through their initial training prior to meeting their reading buddies. We...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
On Wednesday 16 October the main hall was packed with Year 11 students, parents and carers ready to learn different strategies and techniques for revision. Mr Varsani, Assistant...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
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Posted by Danielle Bowe
NEWS HERTSMERE BADMINTON TOURNAMENT DATE : Tues 15th October 2019 The changes in the assessment standards of the practical aspects of the GCSE PE course have had a significant...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
On Monday 14th October, Assistant Headteacher of Prospect School, Mr Gerrard, accompanied by six of his student leaders, travelled all the way from Reading, to learn all about how...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
This week saw the launch of some new strategies focused on reading and encouraging students to invest time developing their reading further to complement the existing Friday...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
This academic year our YC Hertfordshire service is now up and running. Our regular Personal Adviser is: Heidi Snowden – in school every Monday and Tuesday based in the Connexions...
Posted by Di Mcildowie
For all year groups we are required to pass on certain information to YC Hertfordshire services. YC Hertfordshire are the local government’s information and advice service for...
Posted by Di Mcildowie
7fHi.1 are studying different types of community in medieval times in their History lessons. One community was the “tithing” which was responsible for bringing its members to justice. If the court couldn’t decide whether an individual was innocent or guilty they had to undergo an “ordeal” believing God would reveal the answer. Rather than creating all the wrong kind of headlines through using a genuine medieval ordeal, students from 7fHi.1 chanced their fate on “ordeal by baked beans”. There was no shortage of volunteers as students fancied their chances of walking across the “stepping stones” in bare feet and blindfolded without stepping on the baked beans. However, only Archie failed the test and was shown to be guilty. He is now waiting to hear what his punishment is! Great fun and a lesson to remember.
Recently the Year 11 history students visited the The Doctors Show, an interactive performance that tells the story of the development of health and medicine, directly related to...
Students in Mrs Till’s A level psychology lesson were studying the topic of mental illness and the likelihood of children being affected by the mental illnesses of their parents....