Wednesday 9th September 2020
Please can all primary parents inform school of their current email address, and to make sure that they can all access ClassDojo, as a lot of information for primary is shared on there. Thank you!
Wednesday 9th September 2020
Tuesday 8th September 2020
The Government’s plan for all children to return to school in September 2020 will be affected by parental views on the ongoing prevalence and incidences of Covid-19 outbreaks locally and regionally. You will be aware that some parents continue to be uncertain about their children returning to school, particularly where the family may have a member who is more susceptible to contracting Covid-19 or has significant underlying health conditions. We know that some parents have considered not returning their children to school immediately, preferring instead to see how the virus infection rates change once more pupils are being educated together in school-based environments.
Elected Members and Senior Officers are proposing to introduce an Informal Penalty Notice Warning stage . When a pupil meets the already established criteria for referral, the Attendance Team will upon receipt of an appropriate referral issue a letter to the parents warning that should their child continue to accrue unauthorised absences the Local Authority will issue a formal Penalty Notice Warning.
Tuesday 8th September 2020
Welcome back to all of our students, it is lovely to see you all!
Today all of the staff and students in secondary sat together and ate their lunch which was an excellent opportunity to build up key relationships.
Tuesday 25th August 2020
Below is a survey for pupils and parents to give your views on how you feel about returning to school.
Pupil Survey
Parent Survey
THank you
Tuesday 21st July 2020
Thursday 16th July 2020
Today staff worked together to prepare for the next academic year.
Miss Walton shared her idea of creating a different type of staff display. This involved having a tree with all of the staff members mixed up together to create a family unit, to show the importance of everyone working together as a team.
Mrs Pattison used her artistic skills to draw and paint the tree, with help from our year 11 student, Molly.
Mrs Warren took all of the staff photos and then worked together with the rest of the staff, cutting and placing the photos onto the tree.
It was a fantastic team effort to put together this display. Everyone was pleased with the end result.
‘There’s no hierarchy here, it’s a team effort!’
Wednesday 1st July 2020
Some of The Beacon Centre pupils took the school dog to Herrington Park.
While in the park, they were teaching Lilly some new tricks.
One of the pupils said “it is always a good day when Lilly comes in”.
