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As part of our study of the gothic genre, our Y9 and Y10 students were visited by Red Heart Theatres to watch a performance of the texts we have studied in the classroom. Y10s watched a performance of their GCSE
Over the holidays, we held an Easter competition, which was open to all students across the Trust. The challenge was to take an Easter themed selfie/photo, or create a design. We had some fantastic entries and enjoyed seeing all of
Uniform At Rawmarsh Community School, we firmly believe that school uniform allows equality and fairness for all, and that it prepares young people for the world of work, whilst also eliminating social stigmas around class and wealth, and having a
The forth edition of the Wickersley Partnership Trust PSHE newsletter is here! This edition will cover a range of topics from child exploitation, topics covered in each key stage, as well as a roundup from ‘It’s not OK week’. Please
MFL Careers Year 7 MFL Careers Lesson – Everyone Speaks English Did you know that English is only the 3rd most spoken language in the world? Chinese Mandarin – 921 million Spanish – 471 million English – 370 million Portuguese
☀The sun was out in full force today and the snow became very slushy. Before lessons started we all went up to the glacier in the cable car for a photo shoot📷 We finished the day with presentations from the ski school. Fastest
☀The sun was back out and it was race day. We had a trip to A&E after a fall in the fun park! Wipe out of the day went to Sasha who took 3 people out at the top of the red
Day 4 on the mountain and the heavy snow was back with very poor visibility but we still managed to cover a lot of miles and everyone had a great day. 🎿🌨 In the evening we went swimming and held round
The sun came out for us yesterday so we could enjoy some of the spectacular views. It also meant that more runs were open so we could explore more of the mountain. Wipe out of the day went to Enya
The groups have all found their ski legs now and ventured onto new runs on the mountain to test their skills. The beginner group have now also moved off the nursery slope. Some of the groups have seen a wolf
As part of our study of the gothic genre, our Y9 and Y10 students were visited by Red Heart Theatres to watch a performance of
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