The MFL teachers and speaking assistants would like to congratulate all students who’ve completed their speaking exams, either at GCSE or A-Level, over the past few days. Students have worked extremely hard and we are very proud of how they approached these exams.
On 7 and 8 May, 66 Year 9 KSHS students went to Sherwood Forest area to complete their Bronze Assessed Expedition for their Duke of Edinburgh Award.
The CILIP Carnegie & Kate Greenaway Children's Book Awards
The return of the Tri School Kid Lit Quiz
As our Year 11 and 13 students make final preparations for their exams, it is important that they remember to return all their borrowed textbooks and library books by the time of their final exam, or sooner if they are no longer required.
The Junior Mathematical Challenge is a 60-minute, multiple-choice competition aimed at students across the UK. It encourages mathematical reasoning, precision of thought, and fluency in using basic mathematical techniques to solve interesting problems. The problems on the Junior Mathematical Challenge are designed to make students think. Most are accessible, yet still challenge those with more experience.
Dealing with exam pressure.
We know that many young people might find the lead up to formal examinations an anxious time. This is perfectly normal and in this article, we give some top tips and hints on how to manage these thoughts and feelings.
Congratulations to Hattie 8L who competed in the British National Judo Championships and won the Gold medal!
Last week we were joined in our KS3 and KS4 assemblies by Delphine Norton, the Max Respect Officer for Lincolnshire County Council, who came to talk to our students about the importance of travelling to and from school safely.
This term is all about making sure our Year 11 and 13 students feel as well-prepared for their summer exams as possible with support for revision and wellbeing during the final push.
After months of prompting from schools the Department for Education has this week provided more clarity around what happens if students in Years 11 or 13 are unwell with Covid symptoms during the summer external examination period. Information can be found here Everything you need to know about Covid measures during exams this summer - The Education Hub (blog.gov.uk). Further information will be shared directly with parents of Year 11 and 13 students in the next week or so.
This term we are focusing on the concept of ‘Accept Who you Are’ and in Wellbeing Wednesday tutors will be exploring the concept of self-efficacy and how we can make positive changes to enhance our wellbeing.
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