Hello everyone,

This week your teachers have been setting up your new GCSE classes and have been excited to introduce themselves and your courses to you. Check your email's for the latest news from them. Depending on the subjects you are studying, your home learning will continue in the following ways:

English, Maths, Science, Religious Studies, Business Studies, Computer Science, French, Geography, History, PE and Sports Studies will use an app called 'Seneca'. Your teachers will send you a link via email for you to join their class.

The following subjects will continue your home learning slightly differently and you will be sent instructions on how you access these platforms via the class teacher:

Music - Use Follow the Sounds app

Food - Google Forms

PE - Loom lessons

Art/Drama - Ruler / Email

Child care - Ruler / Email

If you have are yet to receive your option confirmation letter, please email and let me know.

As always, stay safe and stay learning,

Mrs Pryce-Virgin

School Closures Continue

HOY Welcome, Ms. Pryce Virgin

THE CLEEVE PARK CALLER

Activate your GCSE Pod

Account:

www.gcsepod.com and

‘favourite’ 10 Pods on

topics you find difficult.

Watch the Pods and test

yourself using the quiz

facility. Next, create your

own playlists with person-

alised Pods to help fill any

gaps in your knowledge.

Don’t forget– we always

want to see the things

you are doing or making–

send a photo to: vir-

ginl@cleevepark-tkat.org

June 11th 2020 Issue 4 Year

9

My shout-outs this

week go to: Marc Dohi

Nominated by Mrs Ev-

ans, Mr Whaley, Ms

Tebbutt along with the

Maths, English AND

History, department

for an impressive

amount of work com-

pleted. Well done,

keep up the hard work!

A special mention this week goes

to Olivia Smith, in Year 9, who has

managed to use her Design &

Technology skills to create a plant

pot out of recycled material.

Secondary schools and colleges are to provide

limited face-to-face tutorials for small groups of

students taking exams next year; current Year 10

and Year 12.

Only 25% of students will be able to attend class

at any one time due to the extra health and safety

measures which are needed to keep staff and stu-

dents safe.

This commences from 15th June.

All other year groups continue with home learn-

ing.

We continue to monitor the DfE guidance closely

to ensure we can accommodate any potential

changes.

Page 2 Issue 4

School is open every day

of the week. If YOU have

any worries or you are

concerned about a

friend, PLEASE EMAIL:

tellit@cleevepark-

YEAR 9

REMEMBER: All your

teachers are available to

support and help you

with your work– Useful

school email addresses:

Ms Keeler:

keelerc@cleevepark-

tkat.org

(Head of English)

Mrs Awofeso:

awofesoa@cleevepark-

tkat.org

Mr Singh:

Head of Science

singhl@cleevepark-

tkat.org

General enquiries:

enquiries@cleevepark-

tkat.org

Mrs Rogers

Issue 4 Page 3 YEAR 9

Left: Executive Head-teacher Mrs Tyler Maher

collects the keys!

Below: Head of School, Mrs Morris and Mrs

Tyler Maher cut the ribbon

Left: The new auditorium that will be

shared with students at Cleeve Park

This week was very exciting as, finally- we were

able to celebrate the opening of Cleeve Mead-

ow School on the Cleeve Park site.

Cleeve Meadow School has been designed to

provide specialist education for 120 pupils aged

11-19 with moderate learning difficulties. The

new school will be managed by The Kemnal

Academies Trust (TKAT) part of its family of 45

Academies across London and the South of Eng-

land.

Executive Head teacher Mrs Tyler-Maher official-

ly took possession of the keys to the new build-

ing from Project Manager David McPherson,

on behalf of the construction team at Galli-

ford Try.

The new free school has 12 teaching rooms, a

therapeutic hub, large open plan library and

IT space. Facilities also include a specialist

music department, performing arts centre

and a full-sized artificial football pitch that

will also be available for Cleeve Park School

pupils to use.

Existing and new pupils will be welcomed

from September 2020, once all the IT facili-

ties and furniture are installed.

“Our vision for Cleeve Meadow students being fully integrated into our school com-munity has come to fruition. The open-ing of this amazing building will inspire the next generation of Cleeve Meadow and Cleeve Park learn-ers to achieve their poten-tial and shine.”

Mrs Tyler-Maher