NEWSLETTER...CAUSEWAY NEWSLETTER ISSUE 5 I MARCH 2021 Keeping in touch with you with our latest news...
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CAUSEWAY NEWSLETTER ISSUE 5 I MARCH 2021 Keeping in touch with you with our latest news We are so excited to be having everyone back in school next week. Thank you so much for all the support you have given with the digital learning during this period of lock down. You have kept us up to date with the progress of your children, sending work in over the last 8 weeks. If you have work that has been completed over the last couple of weeks please continue to send this in to [email protected]. This week our staff have continued to deliver live lessons and they have been in school preparing for the students return. This has involved organising work spaces so your children are safe, whilst creating exciting learning environments. We are really looking forward to seeing all pupils returning to face to face teaching. Returning to school All pupils will return to school next week and their safety is of the greatest importance to us. Dates and times have been confirmed in a letter sent out earlier this week. by letter. Please do remember that all pupils should be in full school uniform on their return, as per the government guidance this will include a mask. The mask will need to be worn in all indoor spaces where 2 metres social distancing is not possible. Students will continue to santise their hands when entering classrooms at the start of each lesson and when they enter the school building . We really appreciate your support with this. WELCOME Dear Parents, Carers and Students. I would like to welcome you all to the last edition of the newsletter before we re-open. Everyone at the school is really looking forward to welcoming our students back. Please remember that if you have any questions regarding any of the arrangements for next week to contact the Key Stage teams using the emails under the further queries on this page. Over the last few weeks we have been wowed by the quality and quantity of work that the students have been producing and we have put some more examples of excellent work in the newsletter for this week. I would also like to thank everyone that has taken part in our Causeway to Causeway challenge and over the last few weeks we have totalled 1600 miles. Well done to everyone who has been cycling, walking and running to support our challenge! The testing of our students has also been going really well this week and thank you to all parents and carers that have provided consent. The students have been excellent and it has been really wonderful seeing them all back in school. Take care and stay safe and we can’t wait to see everyone next week. Sarah Speedie RETURN TO SCHOOL We look forward to seeing all students back on: TUESDAY - Year 10 (Student Entrance) & Year 11 (PE Entrance) at 8.40am WEDNESDAY - Year 7 (Student Entrance), Year 8 (Canteen Entrance) & Year 9 (Technology Entrance) at 8.40am Further queries If you, as a parent or carer, have questions or need support you can email them to the following people; For years 7, 8 & 9 you can email Miss Holden and Mrs Oram, Heads of Year for key stage 3 [email protected] and [email protected] . For years 10 & 11, you can email Mr Hocking, Head of Year or Miss Dench, Senior Assistant Head of Year [email protected] or [email protected] . You can also contact Miss Leighton our school SENCO lead for further learning support and guidance. [email protected] . We also have two school councillors which are on hand for extra support that students may need upon their return to school.
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CAUSEWAYNEWSLETTER
ISSUE 5 I MARCH 2021
Keeping in touch with you with our latest news
We are so excited to be having everyone back in school next week. Thank you so much for all the support you have given with the digital learning during this period of lock down. You have kept us up to date with the progress of your children, sending work in over the last 8 weeks. If you have work that has been completed over the last couple of weeks please continue to send this in to [email protected].
This week our staff have continued to deliver live lessons and they have been in school preparing for the students return. This has involved organising work spaces so your children are safe, whilst creating exciting learning environments. We are really looking forward to seeing all pupils returning to face to face teaching.
Returning to school
All pupils will return to school next week and their safety is of the greatest importance to us. Dates and times have been confirmed in a letter sent out earlier this week. by letter. Please do remember that all pupils should be in full school uniform on their return, as per the government guidance this will include a mask. The mask will need to be worn in all indoor spaces where 2 metres social distancing is not possible. Students will continue to santise their hands when entering classrooms at the start of each lesson and when they enter the school building. We really appreciate your support with this.
WELCOME
Dear Parents, Carers and Students.
I would like to welcome you all to the last edition of the newsletter before we re-open.
Everyone at the school is really looking forward to welcoming our students back. Please remember that if you have any questions regarding any of the arrangements for next week to contact the Key Stage teams using the emails under the further queries on this page.
Over the last few weeks we have been wowed by the quality and quantity of work that the students have been producing and we have put some more examples of excellent work in the newsletter for this week.
I would also like to thank everyone that has taken part in our Causeway to Causeway challenge and over the last few weeks we have totalled 1600 miles. Well done to everyone who has been cycling, walking and running to support our challenge!
The testing of our students has also been going really well this week and thank you to all parents and carers that have provided consent. The students have been excellent and it has been really wonderful seeing them all back in school.
Take care and stay safe and we can’t wait to see everyone next week.
Sarah Speedie
RETURN TO SCHOOL
We look forward to seeing all students back on:TUESDAY - Year 10 (Student Entrance) & Year 11 (PE Entrance) at 8.40am
WEDNESDAY - Year 7 (Student Entrance), Year 8 (Canteen Entrance) & Year 9 (Technology Entrance) at 8.40am
Further queries
If you, as a parent or carer, have questions or need support you can email them to the following people;
For years 7, 8 & 9 you can email Miss Holden and Mrs Oram, Heads of Year for key stage 3 [email protected] and [email protected].
For years 10 & 11, you can email Mr Hocking, Head of Year or Miss Dench, Senior Assistant Head of Year [email protected] or [email protected].
You can also contact Miss Leighton our school SENCO lead for further learning support and guidance. [email protected]. We also have two school councillors which are on hand for extra support that students may need upon their return to school.
REMOTE LEARNING GUIDANCE SUPPORT
All remote learning work for your child will be located on Google Classroom online. Students will be able to login by going to Google and entering their school email address and password.
If a student has forgotten their login details, please email [email protected] and the password will be reset for you.
Students should attempt to do as much of the work set as possible, if they are finding any elements difficult they are encouraged to email their relevant teacher for help and support.
If you still require help and support as a parent, please email us at [email protected]
CAUSEWAY 2 CAUSEWAY CHARITY EVENT UPDATE
.We are now 1600 miles into our journey to Mexico City. Well done to all the staff and students who have been continuing to send in their submissions while they have been out cycling, running and walking during lockdown.
We still have a way to go to reach our target of 5582 miles so keep sending in your submissions to [email protected]
Please also visit our JustGiving page for more updates and also to sponsor us in aid of helping the Trussell Trust, a local charity supporting food banks such as the Eastbourne food bank.
1600 of 5582
miles completed
Distance Update
JUNIOR BAKE OFF 2021
TOP STUDENT WORK
Jasmine L in Year 11 has
produced some very detailed and amazing
artwork during her home learning.
Love Productions; the company behind The Great British Bake Off, The Great British Sewing Bee and The Great Pottery Throw Down are once again looking for top junior chefs to take part in Junior Bake Off 2021.
Applications for the 7th series of Junior Bake Off; a Channel 4 programme that celebrates the culinary talent and ambition of the younger generation in Britain, is now open.
They are looking for young budding bakers between 9 -15 years old.Filming would take place from July 2021, but applications close on Sunday 28th March 2021.
If any students would like to know more or apply please visit the below website.
www.applyforjuniorbakeoff.co.uk
Food Tech set students a baked bean challenge last week, to create a
designer dish using beans on toast, this was Alfie P’s entry.
Danielle A A in Year 7 has drawn this
beautiful picture of a bug for her
art project.
TOP STUDENT LEARNERS THIS WEEK
Year 9 have been very successful in completing lots of great projects during their remote learning in Design Technology. Here are just a few examples of top work.
Jasmine C in Year 9
Charlie L in Year 9
Amber B in Year 9
Year 9 Question Card Project
Jack W in Year 9
Component Design Task
3D Box Design Task Packaging Creation Project
Mellissa N in Year 9
Emily G in Year 9
Arwen T in Year 9
Amber B in Year 9
Oliver S in Year 9
Emily G in Year 9
Keeley M in Year 9
Arwen T in Year 9Harvey E in Year 9
Amber B in Year 9
Chloe M E in Year 9
Arwen T in Year 9
Congratulations to Dana and Craig W for all their hard work in being star students in helping so much with our charity event.
Mrs Oram would like to thank Chloe K in Year 7 for always being engaged in everything that she is given in her
English work.
SUPPORT SERVICES
Child Therapy services are delighted to share a new wellness support group for parents and carers. This small on-line wellness group is run weekly, via zoom. It's aim is to provide a therapeutic session of strategies, that can then be shared with whole family, building resilience from within.
The sessions will not only be for parents, but their children to and all can gain skills using guided relaxation (applied relaxation technique and breath-work).The session cost only £5 and includes resource material to access throughout the week, on a private member's page. Sessions are limited to 6 people - so that they feel supported and safe.
Please visit their website below for more information
TOP STUDENT WORKJack the Ripper - the 19th century serial killer.By Connor C in Year 10
Oi Mate, pass the liquor.It’s Jack the Ripper,
Jack the rapper,Following you way before the dawn of Twitter.
I’m a human trigger warning,Through the night until the morning.When the light shines upon my crimes,You find it sick appalling.
An infamous notorious delinquent,There’s little more gory a thing thanLiving in Victorian England.
This is horrorcore,Beware if you ask for moreOr at late night you may find meKnocking on your door.
Not keen to leave until I’m knee deep in blood and gore.Your grieving family on their knees,Weeping scrubbing floors.
The police need a lead;They dunno what they’re looking for.
My poems are like the way I eat my meat,Bloody raw!
Top Student Shout Out’s
Miss Bachellier would like to thank Kyle and Rhys H for all there amazing work and motivation in their remote Science work.
Miss Monaghan would like to congratulate Maisy S, Amber C, Alfie P, Amber B & Harvey E for all their hard work and commitment in their food technology work.
Well done to Celab P & Alfie P for amazing work in English.
