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Friday 8th February 2019

Y10 LP2 English Literature

CONTENTS National Cup – Into the Last Eight P2

Holocaust Memorial Day P3-4 Y8 Rights and Responsibilities Day P4

Y8 Careers Day and Convention P5

International Women’s Day P5

Y8 Options Process P6

Science Academy News P7

Catering W/C 11/02/19 P8

Catering Instagram P8

Marginal Gains P8

Governors Advert P9

Y10 Business Studies LP2 P9

Y10 English Literature LP2 P9 French Speaking Mock Exams P10

Y11 Catering Practical Exams P11

Y11 Catering Practical Clinics P11

Classroom Assistant Advert P12

Parents Evening User Guide P13

Y11 Revision Sessions P14

Winter/Spring Menus 2018/19 P15

Online Uniform Shop P16

Edulink One App P17

Updating Parent Details P17

Who to Contact P18 Show My Homework Support

P18

MONDAY 11th TUESDAY 12th WEDNESDAY 13th THURSDAY 14th FRIDAY 15th

Y8 Careers Day Careers Convention (3:10-4:30pm)

Y10 English Literature Seminar Anthology Poetry

WB 11/02/2019

If you have a concern, please click the link

below to use the form on our website to

contact the school.

https://rainhillhigh.fluencycms.co.uk/PP-Contact-Us

https://rainhillhigh.fluencycms.co.uk/PP-Contact-Us

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NATIONAL CUP – INTO THE LAST EIGHT On Wednesday 6th February 2019, the Y11 boys football team had their biggest game of

the year and one of the biggest games in school history; a National Cup Last 16 match

against Cardinal Heenan of Liverpool.

The game was an up and down affair with us taking a 2-0 goal lead within 10 minutes. The

first goal was a great first time finish from George Turner after a fine through ball from Jared

Harlock. The second saw Sean McGurk score a great goal after pouncing onto a loose

ball from the goal keeper.

Heenan showed their class however, by pulling the game back to 2-2 by half time with

two outstanding goals. A fine individual goal from their centre forward and unstoppable

long range effort from their dangerous attacking left back.

The second half saw us be far more forward thinking and three goals in 15 minutes put us

in the lead. Sean McGurk got his second of the day after good work from James Clarke.

George Turner then added to his first half goal with a cool finish from inside the box. Beck

Halliwell Booth ended the goal scoring start to the second half by bundling home from a

McGurk corner.

Heenan came back again however and scored two more goals to make it 5-4 and an

extremely nervy last five minutes. However, everyone pulled together and a huge

defensive effort in the last 5 minutes saw us hold on and get a deserved, historic victory.

This win sees the Y11’s get to the last 8 in the country which is an unprecedented

achievement.

Over 500 schools enter the National Cup at the start of the year and to be one of the last

8 is huge. This is also the furthest a Rainhill school team have ever progressed in the

competition.

We now play Ruskin Priory from South Lincolnshire in the quarter finals at home and will be

hoping for another great turnout to cheer the lads on!

Congratulations to our team players:

Liam Duffy, Luke Gill, Jack Ellis, Charlie Roberts, Ben Sabatina-Fraiser, Beck Halliwell-Booth,

James Clarke, Jared Harlock, Sean McGurk, Daniel Barrow, George Turner, Rory Potts,

Oliver Judge, Lee Myers and Ben Eccleston.

Mr Rachi, Second in PE.

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YEAR 8 HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY Holocaust Memorial Day is the day for everyone to remember the millions of people

murdered in the Holocaust under Nazi Persecution and in the genocides which

followed in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur.

On Wednesday 30th January, all Year 8 students enjoyed an assembly presented by

Eric Cohen who is a member of the Holocaust Memorial Trust.

Eric explained his personal story regarding his Jewish family who were killed during the

Holocaust. He was a charming man and the students loved his presence.

Students then studied other examples of World Genocide and took time to reflect on

the devastation and suffering caused by persecution and genocide. Some thoughtful

messages were written and students were respectful throughout the day.

Thank you to all students for your mature and respectful behaviour.

Eric was very impressed with our school and our students.

Mrs Whitehead, Head of Citizenship.

YEAR 8 RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITY DAY On Wednesday 30th January, as well as Holocaust activities, Year 8 students

completed lessons on Rights and Responsibility. Year 8 students spent the day off

timetable investigating our Human Rights according to the United Nations and a case

study on Human Trafficking.

Students understood the need for Human Rights and studied others cultures who lives

are less fortunate. Many students were surprised to discover the horrible lives of some

Indian children who are held captive as slaves and are forced to work in horrendous

conditions.


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YEAR 8 CAREERS DAY AND CAREERS CONVENTION WEDNESDAY 13TH FEBRUARY 2019 Dear Parents/Guardians,

On Wednesday 13th February, all Year 8 students will participate in a fun filled Careers

and Aspiration Day designed to support them in their journey through the options

process and making future career choices. In addition, Year 11 students will have the

opportunity to attend the Careers Fair during their tutorial period. We would also like

to invite any other students to attend the Careers Fair from 3:10 – 4:30pm.

For Year 8 pupils, the day will begin with a launch assembly which explains the

changes in the local labour market, Year 8 GCSE option choices and will have input

from our Sixth Form students about life after school.

Following this, students will work with our Careers Connect representative and John

Moores University. The aim of these sessions is to understand the range of future career

possibilities as well as the skills needed for the future job market. They will also take part

in our Careers Fair and Job Sector Q&A where they will meet post-16 providers,

Universities, employers and professionals from different industries and careers.

We appreciate that you may also like to gain information in support of your

son/daughter’s career options and we are therefore opening the convention from

3:10 – 4:30pm for parents to attend and students to re-visit.

Pupils are expected in school uniform for the day. If you have any queries about any

of the above please either contact myself or your child’s form tutor.

Thank you for your support.


INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY - ARE YOU A SUCCESSFUL WOMAN?

Whether it be in business, or a senior professional or within the community/voluntary

sector, we would like an hour of your time.

During week beginning Monday 4th March, to coincide with International Women’s

Day, we want as many successful women to come into school to meet our students.

This could be to an assembly, a group of GCSE, BTEC or A-Level students, it could be a

small group of younger students. We will fit them around you.

We would like you to tell your story about what you have achieved, how you got

there, some of the challenges you have overcome and even something about your

school days.

If you are interested, please complete the form on the website:

https://rainhillhigh.fluencycms.co.uk/IWD-Reg

Deadline – Friday 22nd February.

https://rainhillhigh.fluencycms.co.uk/IWD-Reg

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YEAR 8 OPTIONS FOR 2019-22 In Year 8, our students choose their GCSE Options which they will study from Year 9.

Below is a time-line of events in order to explain the process and guidance that your

child will receive during this process.

During Form time this half-term and next, all of Year 8 have been looking at future

choices.

Before we break for February half-term, the Options process becomes more focused

with a Careers Convention (to which parents were invited to from 3:10 – 4:30 pm),

Parents Evening, Options Evening and one-to-one guidance interviews with Senior

staff at the school to help your child make the right choices for the next stage in their

education.

Booklet information

All students will be issued with their option booklets next week. These are available via

the website. All students MUST stay on their current booklet. Should students/parents

wish to request a change of booklet, they must wait until the options process is

complete on Thursday 28th March 2019. Please do not ask for a change before this

deadline.

After this point, parents can make a written request to change booklets which must

be addressed to Mr Cunningham. Final decisions will be made and communicated

by Monday 1st April to ensure students are able to hand their option forms in by

Thursday 4th April.

Should you have any questions about the above then please do not hesitate in

contacting me at the school.

Mr Cunningham, Deputy Head Teacher – Director of Studies.

Date What is happening?

13th

February

Mr Cunningham will explain the options process to all Year 8 students

during assembly. Connexions (Careers Advice) will also attend this

assembly.

Careers Convention. Year 8 will be off timetable.

Options booklets are issued to students with a letter home to parents

inviting them to options evening included in the pack.

7th March Parents Evening – an opportunity to speak to subject teachers about

continuing their subject at GCSE.

8th to 27th

March

Senior school leaders will undertake 1-to-1 interviews with Year 8

students.

w/c 11th

March

Year 8 Taster sessions in new lessons (off timetable pm).

28th March

Options Evening – an opportunity to find out about what subjects are

offered at GCSE and their pathway into the Sixth Form and beyond.

There will be two talks in the Arts Theatre led by Mr Cunningham,

Deputy Head Teacher, about the options process and the

importance of making well-informed decisions. The first is at 7pm for

the parents and students of Form Groups 8A-8E, the second at 7.45

pm for the parents and students of Form Groups 8F-8J.

4th April Options Form deadline.

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SCIENCE ACADEMY NEWS CALENDER OF UPCOMING EVENTS Every week, we will be holding a different event in relation to Biology, Physics,

Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science. We are very excited to release the

first months show stopping events.

PRE – ENROLEMENT TO THE SCIENCE ACADEMY IS NOW OPEN

Are you a Year 11 student who has enrolled at Rainhill Sixth Form for a Science,

Mathematics or Computer Science course?

If so, we are excited to announce that you are now able to pre-enrol for a place in the

Academy. This will allow you to join in with certain trips and events that the Science

Academy offers to our Sixth Form students.

It will also let you to pre-book onto our Alton Towers trip which takes place in

September.

Come to A204 any lunchtime to apply and start enjoying the benefits!

Mrs Jenner, Science Academy Co-ordinator.

Physics and Biscuits Come to B205 on Friday 8th February 2019 at lunchtime to find out just how amazing your Physics teachers think

Physics is!

Biology – Dissection Miss Robinson is holding this event in B202 – come down at lunch time on

Wednesday 11th March 2019 to participate!

Computing Gaming It’s time for the battle of gamers – can

you beat Mr Cowley? Call in to A206 at lunchtime on

Wednesday 27th February 2019.

Maths and Google Miss Carson is running this event on

the topic of Mathematics and Google – come to B104 at lunchtime on

Monday 4th March 2019.

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CATERING WB 11/02/19 Please see below the list of practical lessons planned in Catering/Food Preparation

and Nutrition - week beginning Monday 11th February:

FOOD TECH INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT (KS4) The Food Tech department have set up a dedicated Instagram Account which

portrays pupils’ food products in the department and allows staff, parents and

students to find out what has been going on.

You can find the account with the username: RHS-FoodTech.

9K/Cg1

Wednesday pd1 – Chocolate mousse.

9M/Cg1

Thursday pd 1 – Chocolate mousse.

10M/Cg1

Tuesday pd 1 - Fish cakes.

Wednesday pd 2: Creamy mash in preparation for fish pie.

10J/Cg1 Friday pd 3 – Fish cakes.

Thursday pd 2: Creamy mash in preparation for fish pie.

11K/Cg1

Thursday pd1 - Pupils are to choose to make the 2nd of their 3 Street

food dishes that they have chosen to make for their GCSE assignment

2 practical lesson.

11M/Cg1

Wednesday pd5 - Pupils are to choose to make the 2nd of their 3

Street food dishes that they have chosen to make for their GCSE

assignment 2 practical lesson.

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HAVE YOU AN INTEREST AND PASSION TO HELP THE SCHOOL BECOME

EVEN BETTER?

Are you interested in becoming a Governor of the school?

This is a vouluntary position that requires four evening meetings per year, plus half a

day per year to visit school during the day. The role of the Governing Body is to work

with the senior leaders in setting the strategic direction of the school and being critical

friends of the school.

Deadline for applications is Friday 15th February 2019.

If you are interested, please send a resume or brief CV to Clerk to Governors, Alison

Mawdsley, she will forward this to Syliva Thomson, Chair of Governors.

YEAR 10 BUSINESS STUDIES LP2 In preparation for the Business Studies Component 3 Exam (contributes 33% towards

final grade), this summer, the students in Y10 (and Y9 LFC) will be undertaking a partial

mock of the exam during LP2 week.

The mock will take place on Monday 11th February (PM). The exam will cover learning

aims A (promotion) and B (financial records). Students have begun revising for the

mock, with all homework’s now set as revision in preparation.

A lunch time warm up for the mock will take place in S13 with all students invited to

attend.

Mr Jarvis, Head of Social Sciences.

YEAR 10 LP2 ENGLISH LITERATURE Year 10 students will sit their LP2 Examination on the morning of Monday 11th February

2019.

Students will complete a full Component 2 Paper which will cover Blood Brothers or An

Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol and Unseen Poetry.

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FRENCH SPEAKING – MOCK EXAMINATIONS

MONDAY 11TH TO WEDNESDAY 13TH FEBRUARY (INCLUSIVE) In preparation for the summer GCSE examinations, all French GCSE students in Year 11

will undertake a speaking mock exam during the week commencing Monday 11th

February 2019. Please see the attached schedule for when your child is expected to

attend.

It is very important that your child keeps to the schedule and prepares well for this

mock exam. The speaking component of the exam is worth 25% of the final grade

and therefore it is imperative that your child prepares well under the guidance of their

French teacher to ensure they are able to perform well in the summer.

Mr Herd, Head of Modern Foreign Languages.

Date: 11.02.19

Lead Teacher: Mr Herd

Time Name

8.45 Charlotte Duplex

9.00 Scott Greenall

9.15 Jodie Gore

9.30 Alex Sargent

9.45 Porsha Sutton

10.00 Josh Evans

10.15 Daniel Rees

10.30 Luis Polkey Reilley

10.45 Owen Simmons

11.00 Lucas Crookes

11.30 Anna Halliday

11.45 Ben Forber Jones

12.00 Adam Samosa

Date: 11.02.19

Lead Teacher: Miss Murphy

Time Name

1.15 James Worsfold

1.30 Harry Collier

1.45 Summer Taylor

2.00 Jessica Sanders

2.15 Reuben Sharkey Armstrong

2.30 Chloe Davies

2.45 Liam Murphy

Date: 12.02.19

Lead Teacher: Miss Murphy

Time Name

8.45 Zac Low

9.00 Yasmine Johnson

9.15 Ellie Hanley

9.30 Ben Greenough

9.45 Alex Speight

10.00 Harry Ellis

10.15 Karis Ingham

10.30 Alicia Lalley

10.45 Carys Myers

11.00 Olivia Foster

11.30 Jack Ellis

11.45 Owen Groom

Date: 12.02.19


Time Name

1.00 Libby Addy

1.15 Ella Bennett Jones

1.30 Bethany Griffiths

1.45 Charlotte Lamb

2.00 Grace Halsall

2.15 Charlie Roberts

2.30 Charlotte Watkins

2.45 Amber Masters

Date: 13.02.19


Time Name

8.45 Emily Dixon

9.00 Rory Potts

9.15 Jarrell Qansah

9.30 Ben Sabatina

9.45 Maddie Smiles

10.00 Olivia Wilkes

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CATERING PRACTICAL EXAM DATES AND TIMES

YEAR 11 PRACTICAL CLINICS FOR ASSIGNMENT 2 PRACTICAL EXAMS Starting next week

• Tuesday 12th February afterschool – revision on how to use an electric deep fat

fryer and how to make doughnuts.

• Thursday 14th February afterschool – revision on pastry making – (rough puff/

shortcrust/pate sucre).

• Friday 15th February afterschool – making samosas.

• Tuesday 26th February afterschool – - revision on jointing a chicken.

Mrs Bolland Head of Food.

Wednesday 6th March Thursday 7th March Friday 8th March

11M/Cg1 11M/Cg1 11M&K/Cg1

Room Opens

8:30am

Room Opens

8:30am

Room Opens

8:30am

Exam Time

8:45am - 11:45am

Exam Time

8:45am - 11:45am

Exam Time

8:45am - 11:45am

Aaron Berry

Amelia Cargill

Samuel Evans

Aimee Johnson

Georgia Scott

Isobel Earle

Jessica Coburn

Chloe Bloomfield

Emily Davis

Trinity Constance

Katie Hubbock

Anna Halliday

Jessica Herbert

Emily Wright

Harry Titherington

Daniel Rees

Rhianna Carns

Ellie Taylor

Leia Pennington

Thursday 28th February Friday 1st March

Monday 4th March

Tuesday 5th March

11K/Cg1 11K/Cg1 11K/Cg1 11K/Cg1

Room Opens

8:30am

Room Opens

8:30am

Room Opens

8:30am

Room Opens

8:30am

Exam Time

8:45am - 11:45am

Exam Time

8:45am - 11:45am

Exam Time

8:45am - 11:45am

Exam Time

8:45am - 11:45am

Bethany Cope

Jack Coxhill

James Duplex

Ben Holden

Jessica Murphy

George Turner

Lee Myers

Jake Humphries

Megan Hayes

Sam Marston

Lewis Humphreys

Emily Kearns

Liam Duffy

Tania Lunt

Faye Hook

Flynn Clayton

Rebecca Hankinson

Callum Barrow

Connor Houghton-

Downey

Jessica Dowdall

Max Lunt

Ellie Wallace

Olivia Russell

Zara Douglas

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WARRINGTON ROAD, RAINHILL, L35 6NY

TEL: 01744-677205

Executive Principal : John Pout, BA MEd, NPQH Head of School: Josie Thorogood BSc (Hons), NPQH

CLASSROOM SUPPORT ASSISTANT

SCP 14 - 17 (£9,998.47 - £10,704 per annum – actual salary)

25 hours per week Term Time only + 5 Inset days

Temporary rolling contract

Are you passionate about supporting and nurturing students in the classroom to reach their full potential? Our mission is simple: we want to provide the best educational experience for all our students and enable them to be the best that they can be.

Whatever our students need to achieve this, we will find a way to help them do so. With your help, Rainhill will continue on its journey to provide an outstanding education for all its young people.

It is not essential to have worked in a school setting and teaching qualifications are not required, however previous experience of working with children and young people is essential as is a desire to want to make a difference.

This role is to start at the earliest opportunity and would suit graduates or those considering a career in teaching and looking to build their experience in schools. This is a fixed term contract until 31st August 2019 and then on a one year rolling basis, dependent upon SEN and High Needs funding.

Further details are available from the School or by visiting www.rainhillhighschool.org.uk/vacancies Please return application forms to [email protected] or to Mrs A Mawdsley at the above address. CVs will NOT be accepted for this position. Closing date: Friday 15th February 2019 Interviews: Thursday 21st February 2019 Rainhill High School and Sixth Form is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all Staff and Volunteers to share this commitment.

This post is subject to a Disclosing & Barring Service Enhanced Disclosure Certificate

http://www.rainhillhighschool.org.uk/vacancies

mailto:[email protected]

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PARENTS EVENING – BOOKING ONLINE VIA EDULINK From January 2019, Parents can make bookings for Parents Evening via Edulink.

Please see the Parents Evening User Guide below.

Parents Evening User Guide

Parents can make bookings for a Parents Evening by logging in, clicking on the

Parents Evening icon and clicking on the event. The table will show all the teachers

available along the top and the available slot times down the side.

To make a booking for a teacher, just select an

available slot (white) and a pop-up will appear.

This allows you to enter an optional note to the

teacher. To confirm the booking, click the green

‘book’ button.

Once a booking has been made, the slot will

change from white to green and a green tick

will appear next to the teachers name. To

unbook the slot, click on the slot again and an

option to unbook will appear. Slots which are

unavailable will appear greyed out with a ‘X’ in

the middle.

If you are unable to book a slot with a specific teacher and do not get to speak with

them at Parents Evening, you should contact school and we will endeavour to

arrange for you to speak with them by telephone or in person.

If you have forgotten your Edulink details, please email [email protected]

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YEAR 11 REVISION SESSIONS – FEBRUARY 2019

MONDAY

Subject Revision/Laser Group/Masterclass

Teacher Time Room

Chemistry 11x1/11y1 Dr Beswick 8am – 8.50am S16

Geography Masterclass Mrs Parkinson; Miss Wood; Mrs Jones; Miss McSporran

12.30 – 1pm A201

Catering Coursework Revision Mrs Bolland 12.30 – 1pm C105

French Laser – Independence Mr Herd 12.20 – 12.55pm D103

Geography Laser Group Miss Wood Mrs Jones

3.10 – 4pm A207

Business Studies Laser Group Mr Jarvis 3.15 – 4.15 S13

Drama Revision Mrs Renison 3.10 – 4.10 D107

TUESDAY

Subject Revision/Laser Group Teacher Time Room

Biology Revision Miss Robinson 8am – 8.50am B202

All Sciences 11x5/11y5 Miss Hamon 8am – 8.50am B208

French Laser Mr Herd 8.30 – 8.50am D103

French Laser Mr Herd 12.20 – 12.55pm D103

Spanish Laser Miss D’Anna 12.20 – 1pm D105


Geography Laser Group Mrs Parkinson 3.10 – 4pm A201

English Laser Group Mrs Trotter

Mrs Jones Mr Buxton

Miss Dickman Miss Lunt

Mrs Farrell

Mrs Ball Mrs Segal

Miss Tyrer

3.10 – 4.10

3.10 – 4.10 3.10 – 4.10

3.10 – 4.10 3.10 – 4.10

3.10 – 4.10

3.10 – 4.10 3.10 – 4.10

3.10 – 4.10

A208

A115 A110

A209 A212

A111

A112 A210

A109

History Laser Group Miss Marshall Miss Fleming

3.10 – 4pm 3.10 – 4pm

A102 A105

French Laser Group Miss Murphy 3.15 – 4pm D104

Spanish Laser Group Mrs Gomez Miss D’Anna

3.15 – 4.15 3.15 – 4.15

D101 D105

German Laser Group Mrs Grace 3.15 – 4.15 D102

Catering Coursework Revision Mrs Bolland 3.10 – 4.10 C105

WEDNESDAY


Physics Revision Mr Hurst 8am – 8.50am B205


Geography Revision drop-in Mrs Parkinson 12.30 – 1pm A201

Maths Laser Group 1

Laser Group 2 Laser Group 3

Laser Group 4



Mr Gates

Miss Wignall Mr Rimmer

Miss Carson

Mrs Alexander Mr Capewell

Mr Patterson Miss Walker

3.15 – 4.15

3.15 – 4.15 3.15 – 4.15

3.15 – 4.15

3.15 – 4.15 3.15 – 4.15

3.15 – 4.15 3.15 – 4.15

B101

B102 B103

B104

B105 B106

B107 C106

English Laser Group Mrs Flaherty 3.10 – 4.10 A210

Media Studies Revision Miss Critchley 12.30 – 1pm A214

Music Revision Miss Devlin 3.10 – 4.10 D106

THURSDAY


All Sciences Revision Miss Hesketh 8am – 8.50am S14

Physics 11y1/11x1 Mrs Trelfa 12.20 – 1pm S16 (wk A)

B201 (wk B)


Biology Laser Group Dr Gordon

Miss Hamon Miss Robinson

3.10 – 4.10

3.10 – 4.10 3.10 – 4.10

B202

B208 B201

Chemistry Laser Group Miss Hesketh 3.10 – 4.10 S14

Physics Laser Group Mr Hurst Mr Pownell

3.10 – 4.10 3.10 – 4.10

B205 B207

Geography Laser Group Mrs Parkinson; Mrs Jones; Miss

Wood; Miss McSporran

3.10 – 4pm A201

History Laser Group Mr Procter

Miss West

Miss Marshall

3.10 – 4pm

3.10 – 4pm

3.10 – 4pm

A106

A101

A102

French Laser Group Mr Herd 3.15 – 4.15 D103

German Laser Group Mrs Grace 3.15 – 4.15 D102

Dance Revision Mrs Haselden 3.10 – 4.10 D109

Fine Art Revision Miss Goodwin 3.10 – 6pm C206

Art Graphics Revision Miss Thomas 3.10 – 6pm C202

Photography Revision Miss Simm

Mr Bennett

3.10 – 6pm

3.10 – 6pm

C203

C207

FRIDAY


Science Revision Mr Hurst 8am – 8.50am B205

PE Laser Group Ms Bakstad 12.30 – 1pm P101


Business Studies Laser Group Mr Jarvis 3.15 – 4.15 S10

PE Laser Group Ms Bakstad 3.10 – 4.10 P101

Catering Coursework Revision Mrs Bolland 3.10 – 4.10 C105

GCSE Music (Week A only) Revision Miss Devlin 3.10 – 4.10 D106

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WINTER/SPRING MENU 2018/19

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ONLINE UNIFORM SHOP All uniform must be ordered via our Online Uniform Shop. This can be accessed from our

home page on our website www.rainhillhighschool.org.uk

School ties will still be available to purchase from Student Services.

Please note that you will no longer be able to purchase any item of uniform using

cash/cheque through the school.

http://www.rainhillhighschool.org.uk/

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UPDATING PARENT DETAILS A new feature is now available on the Edulink One App. All parents will have the ability

to update their own personal details using the icon below. The

submission will be verified, checked and updated on SIMS.

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WHO TO CONTACT 2018/19

Curriculum Queries

Stage 1 Subject Teachers

Stage 2 Head of Department

Stage 3 Deputy Head Mr. Cunningham

Stage 4 Head of School Mrs. Thorogood

Stage 5 Executive Principal Mr. Pout

Heads of Department

English Y7, Y8 & Y9 Mrs. Ball Sociology Mr. Jarvis

English Y10 & Y11 Mrs. Jones & Mr. Buxton Computer Science Mrs. Jenner

Mathematics Y7, 8 & 9 Mr. Rimmer Business Studies Mr. Jarvis

Mathematics Y10 & 11 Mr. Roberts Art/CDT Mr. Bennett

Science Miss. Robinson Textiles/Fashion Mrs. Cook

Biology Dr. Gordon Food Mrs. Bolland

Chemistry Dr. Beswick Dance Miss. Renison

Physics Mr. Hurst Drama/Music Miss. Renison

History Mr. Procter Media Studies Miss. Critchley

Geography Mrs. Parkinson PE Miss. Bakstad

Philosophy & Ethics

Languages

Miss. Evans

Mr. Herd

Life Skills

(PSHE/Citizenship)

Mrs. Whitehead

Pastoral Queries

Stage 1 Form Tutor

Stage 2 Year Student Manager

Stage 3 Year Progress Leader

Stage 4 Assistant Headteacher Mr. Lamb

Stage 5 Head of School Mrs. Thorogood

Stage 6 Executive Principal Mr. Pout

Pastoral Structure

Year 7 Student Manager Mrs. Martin Year 7 Progress Leader Ms. Booth

Year 8 Student Manager Miss. Gordon Year 8 Progress Leader Miss. Williams

Year 9 Student Manager Mrs. Quirk Year 9 Progress Leader Mr. Wood

Year 10 Student Manager Mrs. Foster Year 10 Progress Leader Miss. West

Year 11 Student Manager Miss. Seddon Year 11 Progress Leader Miss. Fryer

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