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Dance Choreography competition
Published 24/04/23
Wednesday 3rd May 3.15pm
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Read MorePhotography competition.
Published 24/04/23Friday April 28th is the deadline for any entries for the photography competition.
Read MoreBurnley Junior Parkrun Welcomes You...
Published 23/04/23Parkrun is a free, community event where you can walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. Burnley junior parkrun is a 2km run held at Towneley Park every Sunday morning. It is dedicated to 4-14 year olds and their families. To run, all you need to do is register on the parkrun website and print (or save on your mobile phone) and barcode to show at the finish. Then, turn up for the warm-up by the large park anat 8:50am on a Sunday.
There is no time limit and no one finishes last. Everyone is welcome to come along whatever your pace and parents can run alongside children.
If you're feeling more confident or aged over 14, parkruns for anyone are held at Towneley Park and Holt House every Saturday morning at 9:00am. Again, just register for free, bring your barcode and run/jog or walk for fun.
Read MoreCelebrating St. George's Day...
Published 23/04/23Some of our students have represented The Scouting Association today in St. George's Day Parades across our area. In Burnley, the parade at Towneley Park saw Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers marching up to the Hall to salute the Mayor and hear a short presentation about St. George's Day. It is wonderful to see that so many of our students take part in such a variety of activities outside school and see the pride they have in what they do.
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Read MoreYear 11 Easter Study School Raffle Draw Winners
Published 18/04/23Over 370 Year 11 students attended study sessions in school over the Easter Holidays. All students that attended were included in a prize draw for a £25 Amazon Voucher. The winners were Lili Marsden, Sophie Webb and Alisha Butler.
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Read MoreEnd of Week 1 Easter Study School
Published 06/04/23#HardWorkPaysOff #ReachForTheStars
It has been great seeing so many committed Year 10 and Year 11 students in school for the first week of Easter Study School.
This week has seen 252 Year 11 students attending English, Physics, Health and Fitness, Art, Creative iMedia, Computing, History, Geography, Graphics and Engineering Design.
Also on Wednesday over 76 Year 10 Religious Studies students attended revision with Miss Rothwell and Mrs Dingley-Green in preparation for their Summer GCSE exam.
Next week we hope to see high numbers attending again
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Tuesday
- 10.00am-12.00pm Maths - Group 7+, Group 5+ and Group 4+
- 12.00pm-2.00pm French
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Wednesday
- 10.00am-12.00pm Biology - Combined Science
- 10.00am-1.00pm Biology - Separate Science
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Read MoreEaster Year 11 Intervention and Revision
Published 03/04/23Today started the first of our comprehensive study sessions for Year 11.
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Read MoreRecycle at every opportunity
Published 28/03/23Part of the key stage 3 programme teaches students about food waste and how to reduce it. As a trust we are committed to reducing land fill waste, so we take every opportunity to encourage pupils to recycle in the food room when possible. Last week year 8 made 75 key lime pies, which meant 75 pots of cream and 75 cans of condensed milk being cleaned and sent for recycling instead of landfill.
Read MoreHot Cross Buns
Published 28/03/23Year 9 are working through their cereal commodity module, so we took the opportunity to make some festive hot cross buns this week.
Read MoreEureka! Problem-solving for Year 10...
Published 27/03/23It was allegedly Archimedes who coined the term 'Eureka!' after discovering that the volume of an object is equal to the volume of water it displaces. He used his revelation to help him to establish the authenticity of his Gold Crown, which he doubted was made of pure gold. This week, year 10 students have been putting the theory to the test and working out the volume of some irregular objects. They have then used this to help them to calculate density and then compare their accuracy to published values. Facing some challenges along the way, they have shown some great resilience and teamwork. Well done Year 10!
