Last week, our Performing Arts students enjoyed an inspiring trip to the Sunderland Empire Theatre to watch the musical Blood Brothers.
As part of their studies, students have been exploring Epic Theatre, Musical Theatre, Costume and Lighting Design, as well as how some productions are influenced by historical events. Seeing a live performance brought these topics to life in a powerful and memorable way.
It’s safe to say they all thoroughly enjoyed the experience! 🎭 ... See MoreSee Less
We are proud to integrate the latest VR and interactive technology into our curriculum through the Holocaust Education Trust.
Today, selected Year 9 and Year 12 students took part in a powerful and unique workshop, engaging in “conversational” testimony with a Holocaust survivor and exploring historical sites through virtual reality.
By bridging the gap between past and present, we are helping to ensure these vital stories are never forgotten. ... See MoreSee Less
There’s still time to book your appointment for our Year 9 Information and Guidance Evening on Thursday 26th March 📅
The evening is an opportunity to discuss your child’s progress and gain more detailed information on how best to support them moving forward.
Appointments can be booked via the email invitation you have received or through our website. We strongly encourage all parents and carers to attend, as your engagement plays a vital role in your child’s academic success.
If you are unable to attend due to other commitments, we kindly ask that you still log on to the booking system and RSVP “no”.
We recommend allowing around an hour for your visit. In addition to your appointment, the following sessions will be available to attend before or after: ☑Year 9 talks outlining the GCSE options process ☑A session from the Connect Mental Health Team focusing on anxiety and the teenage brain
We look forward to welcoming you into school on Thursday. ... See MoreSee Less
Our aim is to ensure that students attend well, experience great teaching, develop the character and skills needed to be successful in life, whilst creating a happy place to work and learn.
Last week, our Performing Arts students enjoyed an inspiring trip to the Sunderland Empire Theatre to watch the musical Blood Brothers.
As part of their studies, students have been exploring Epic Theatre, Musical Theatre, Costume and Lighting Design, as well as how some productions are influenced by historical events. Seeing a live performance brought these topics to life in a powerful and memorable way.
It’s safe to say they all thoroughly enjoyed the experience! 🎭 ... See MoreSee Less
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We are proud to integrate the latest VR and interactive technology into our curriculum through the Holocaust Education Trust.
Today, selected Year 9 and Year 12 students took part in a powerful and unique workshop, engaging in “conversational” testimony with a Holocaust survivor and exploring historical sites through virtual reality.
By bridging the gap between past and present, we are helping to ensure these vital stories are never forgotten. ... See MoreSee Less
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There’s still time to book your appointment for our Year 9 Information and Guidance Evening on Thursday 26th March 📅
The evening is an opportunity to discuss your child’s progress and gain more detailed information on how best to support them moving forward.
Appointments can be booked via the email invitation you have received or through our website. We strongly encourage all parents and carers to attend, as your engagement plays a vital role in your child’s academic success.
If you are unable to attend due to other commitments, we kindly ask that you still log on to the booking system and RSVP “no”.
We recommend allowing around an hour for your visit. In addition to your appointment, the following sessions will be available to attend before or after:
☑Year 9 talks outlining the GCSE options process
☑A session from the Connect Mental Health Team focusing on anxiety and the teenage brain
We look forward to welcoming you into school on Thursday. ... See MoreSee Less
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