Year 10 Weekly Newsletter: 8 July 2020

Trivia- Would You Rather?

Be completely bald or hairy from head to toe?

Live a single life that lasts 100 years or 10 lives 100 years each?

Be stranded in a desert or in Antarctica?

Be tired or never be able to sleep?

Steal food from a stranger’s plate whenever you go to a restaurant or have a stranger take half your meal every time you went?

Written by Jess Brown

Most of you will now have been in for both Core and Options

Weeks. If you are still yet to complete your Option Days have

a look at Newsletter 10 to check out the information for

arriving on Option Days.

What is happening in the final week of term?

For many of you, you will continue to work from home for

the final week of term. Be sure to continue checking your

ClassCharts and join any of the team sessions.

Some students will be invited for meetings with HoY like it

was in the first week of the re-opening phase.

What about September?

There has been lots of information in the press and released

guidance from the government. We are currently planning

your full return and be sure to continue to follow the

Parentmail sent by Mrs Haig/ Mr Jouny.

Have further questions?

Mr Warren and Mrs Graff will be holding a final Teams talk

with your Management Team next week (Form Reps will be

emailed shortly). Please pass on any questions to your Form

Reps or Tutor who will be able to voice any of your questions.

Email your tutors and let them know how you are getting on

Send in any tasks/ questions by Monday 13 😊

(Remember these can remain anonymous-Just say)

Hello Year 10! Please find your weekly update on this very wet Wednesday. Remember to download the PDF to access all the links. Whilst

the summer holidays are on the horizon remember we are not quite there yet. Be sure to stick to your deadlines, send in your tutor check

in emails and take up the opportunities for your live lessons. We have been very impressed with all of you over the lockdown period

showing maturity and independence through your learning and your teachers continue to share the excellent work. On page 2 of the

Newsletter is a round up of students who teachers have been particularly impressed with throughout this term! Keep going, we are almost

there! Mr Warren and Mrs Graff 😊

Mrs Wilson’s Top Tips for lockdown fun…

Go for a Strava bike ride - use the Strava app to track you journey & see how far you can go!

Online Quiz Night - get the whole family involved and have a virtual quiz night

Make a photo book - I'm going to be asking for pics for your upcoming Yearbook so get looking through all those snaps!

Guess Who???

I lived in Japan and taught in 3 different schools there. Newsletter 7: Mr Stringer

Have you checked out the

Virtual Technology

Exhibition yet? If not click

the link here. Some

fantastic displays.

Meet the inspirational scientists, healthcare

professionals, engineers, technicians, and students

doing incredible things during lockdown.

Big Bang Digital 2020 – science, engineering & Covid-19 is a

free, online event on Tuesday 14 July that celebrates the

amazing work of scientists and engineers in a pandemic. The

1-day event celebrates their achievements, hears about

challenges, innovation and collaboration, and explores some

upsides to lockdown.

Positive attitude to learning and participation in lesson time (IN CLASS / TEAMS).

Languages

Mrs Santovety Emily Way; Seren Aitchison; Freya Hickman; Ella -Mae Leach; Lucy Walker; Scarlett Wilson; Lucy Harold and Sophie Shaw for consistent high quality work and very mature attitude towards work during lockdown. Mrs Legatelois Consistency and excellence throughout lockdown in TERM 6, and excellent result in vocab test on 'JOBS': Evie Daft; Flora Mckendrick; Grace Ashley; Lara Mulvany. Positive attitude to learning and participation in lesson time (In Class / Teams): Lucy Harold; Eloise Thursby Attwood; Luca-Louis Scott; Claudia Mccullagh Llorens; Sophie Ayres.

Celebration Wall for Term 6

Maths

Mr Rogers

Dylan Briggs; Charlie Dunbar;

Shaye Halcrow; Elin Lane; Sophie

Shaw; Lucy Walker; Emily Way

for completion of all tasks set and

excellent progress.

Catherine West; Daisy Cambray;

Nancie Cox; Zara Foster; Rhys

Jones; Ella-Mae Leach; Daisy

Piotrowsky. For excellent

progress.

RE Mrs Fulford Submitting fantastic work and completed to a really high standard: Connor Bracey, Francesca Haworth, Freya Hickman, Ella Mae Leach, Jamie Leverett, Finlay Rae, Aria Sawers, Sophie Shaw, Catherine West, Camille Duff, Rhys Jones, Kian Miles, Scarlett Sawers. Mrs Augustauskiene Congratulations to the following students for excellent work all year in RE - Camille Duff; Rhys Adams; Harvey Allen; Issy Booth; Elin Lane; Yvonne Dragnevska, Daisy Potter, Archie Griggs; Kiera Wastie; Rhys Jones; Eve Blantz; Arthur Wilson; Brandon Appleton; Chi-Chi Ohuoha.

Art Mrs Griffiths Floss Jones; Leah Norman; Estelle Smith; Jess Gibbon for outstanding work! Mr Hill Izzy Booth, Camille Duff and Mia Gorton for excellent Art work!

Science Physics- Miss Scott Outstanding home study skills and organisation, to keep on top of their Physics for Miss Scott through this difficult time and adapt to working from home, not missing one single piece work over the entire lock down. James Elderfield; Finlay Rae; Beno Raistrick; Sam White; Theo Campbell; Jess Gibbon; Archie Haughton; Zoe Horner; Jamie Leverett; Sanna V'ant Land; Emily Way; Tyler Boxall-Robinson; Dave Pittaway. Miss Scott has been very impressed with each year 10 class as there has been some fantastic work from the majority of you! Chemistry-Mrs Eastwood Emily Way, Flora McKendrick and Chi-Chi Onuoha for both commitment to remote learning and communication. Ella-Mae Leach, Campbell McDiarmid, Scarlett Wilson, all for a great score in a recent Ecology piece.

English Mrs Hearle Flora Mckendrick, Darby Gough, Camille Duff, Teigan Jones, Jen Sawitzki, Nancy Hitchcock, James Elderfield, Max Brown, Sam Turberville, Will Toner, Zara Foster, Jess Gibbon, Zach Anderson and Vonnny Dragnevska for maintaining energy, effort and excellence in English. Miss Ellis Kacey Hembrough has stood out for completing her English work to an exceptionally high standard and been really reliable over this home learning period. Mr Phillips Claudia McCullagh Llorens; Daisy Potter; Sophie Pepper; Jimena Giner; Isabelle Phair; Emily Hoyle; Sanna Van’t Land for being so reliable about handing in work and attending live lessons. Jess Walker; Grace Ashley; James Buchanan; Rhys Jones; Coen Sword for trying so hard to keep up with deadlines and submit work. Harvey Allen for trying so hard to keep up with deadlines and submit work and also for being the only student to speak up in our live lesson. Miss Ryan Alfie Hartwell- Continued commitment to home learning- has not missed a deadline which is no mean feat! Rhys Adams; Issy Booth; Eve Blantz; Liam Bowl; Charlotte Heggie; Dave Pittaway; Daisy and Lily Piotrowsky; Chi-Chi Onuoha; Brooke Parker for consistent efforts in all tasks. Elin Lane and Tay Prew for excellent attitude towards their learning and great work being submitted.

Technology- Mr Clayton Tyler Boxhall-Robinson, Lucy Howarth and Alfie Hartwell have all made fantastic starts to their Design and Technology NEA.

Geography Mrs Parker Nancy Hitchcock; Sophie Shaw; Campbell McDiarmid; Stuart McInroy; Saskia Nowell; Finlay Rae; Jessica walker; Emily Way; Estelle smith; Scarlett Wilson for consistently handing in work in on time and fab effort - well done!

History Mrs Thomas Max Brown; Luke Joy; Elin Lane; Brooke Parker; Gracy Sen; Coen Sword; Sophie Shaw; Martha Weedon for working exceptionally hard towards their studies.