Annual Book Fair
- Category: News
- Created on 11 November 2019
Support Reading for Pleasure with our annual Book Fair
The Book Fair will be arriving in school soon, with hundreds of new children’s books to browse and buy.
The fair starts on Wednesday 13 November 2019 and runs for a week until Wednesday 20 November. The fair is based in the Howe Theatre at breaks and lunchtimes for students and staff.
Additionally, we will have an open afternoon to start the Book Fair for students' families on Wednesday 13 November from 2.30 until 4.00pm. Please note this is a Week 2 so pupils will finish at 2.20pm that day.
There are over 200 titles to choose from, and with prices starting from only £2.99, there’s sure to be a book for everyone.
If you can’t make it to our Book Fair, try our discounted Gift Vouchers available at www.bookfairs.scholastic.co.uk/parents. They’re a great way to ensure your child doesn’t miss out. We also accept card payments via an automated payment system, you simply call, pay and the students then take the books away. Every book that you buy can help to get free books for our school library and we very much appreciate your support.
Site Access Arrangements
- Category: News
- Created on 08 November 2019
We are delighted to have reclaimed the site this week after completion of the demolition work this last half term. From now on, students will again enter and leave the site by the Gainsborough Avenue gate and have been briefed in an assembly today. All visitors should enter the site by the Ormonde Drive gate and will find several visitor parking spaces near to the new reception entrance; disabled parking spaces are also available close to the reception entrance. The Sixth Form and Gainsborough Avenue gates will be locked during the school day. Thank you again for your patience and understanding during the period of the build.
Extra Curricular Provision Autumn 2019
- Category: News
- Created on 04 November 2019
Please see below a link to our extensive extra-curricular timetable for this term. Research proves that taking part in extra-curricular activities both school and community based raises self esteem, develops essential life skills and broadens our friendship circles as well as our horizons. With this in mind, encourage your child to get involved in as many activities as they can this half term.
