Twitter Wall

Twitter Wall

26/09/23

Our Head Prefects, who have gone above and beyond already for the school and displayed the school values with passion and pride, have today met with our headteacher, Kirsty Rogers, to talk about how they feel our journey is going so far. pic.twitter.com/hV46skdtX4

26/09/23

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26/09/23

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23/09/23

When you receive emails from families who visited our open evening and every single one comments on our wonderful students 🥰 and a few who just wanted to let us know this 👇 pic.twitter.com/7Hd4D0YA4C

23/09/23

Always happy to check my emails on a Saturday when this is what is waiting! We still have Open Mornings coming up. Check out our website for more information https://t.co/PhhQhv2uaV pic.twitter.com/UzuZ9zNWWB

21/09/23

Join Amber & Tamas as they camp out in Mr Rayner’s class. pic.twitter.com/94j9ABV9dk

21/09/23

Scientific discoveries on the second floor! pic.twitter.com/BxAk4OGvWV

21/09/23

Aureus School:Cultivating ambition; high standards for all. pic.twitter.com/5u3MauMOFY

21/09/23

Kirsty Rogers, our newly appointed headteacher, gives the first talk of the evening to a packed hall. pic.twitter.com/P11Srlq8lx

21/09/23

Keyboard lessons in the music room with our Year 10 students. pic.twitter.com/anxAeYFPtN

21/09/23

Matilda rehearsals are underway at tonight’s Open Evening! “…sometimes you have to be a little bit naughty.” pic.twitter.com/SNUp0ILyzv

21/09/23

Open Evening 2023 pic.twitter.com/7WIyf1iGwB

21/09/23

Tonight is our Open Evening: 4:30 - 7:30pm Everyone is welcome! pic.twitter.com/x3Vc4cyOfO

21/09/23

Tonight is our Open Evening: 4:30 - 7:30pm Everyone is welcome! pic.twitter.com/2dYspLzKgS

21/09/23

Tonight is our Open Evening: 4:30 - 7:30pm Everyone is welcome! pic.twitter.com/jpxf0MSpKf

21/09/23

Tonight is our Open Evening: 4:30 - 7:30pm Everyone is welcome! pic.twitter.com/FfXRaN157U

21/09/23

Tonight is our Open Evening: 4:30 - 7:30pmEveryone is welcome! pic.twitter.com/xHEUYu4Vjd

20/09/23

Team science have a new page to share with you all things science. https://t.co/5OfbrKj4js

15/09/23

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15/09/23

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Home Learning Resources

Sparx Maths
SparxUse the student user name and login provided by your maths teacher to complete home learning and prepare for your assessments and exams.  

                                                                           Mr Bruff English Revision

Use these carefully constructed revision videos to help with your English assessMrbruffments
and examinations.  

 

YouTube Learning 

Use these YouTube clips to find academic enrichment in a variety of topics. 

Physics & Maths Tutor

This has revision notes, topic questions Physics and maths tutor logoand mark schemes for all the sciences,geography,computer science and english.                                                                             

Subject Overviews
All subjects content is set out as a long term plan of learning.  

Click here to view the Subject Overviews

Knowledge Organisers
Knowledge organisers are provided online to students to encourage independent study and revision to support learning. Each subject provides an overview of the content for their subject and it is collated in a booklet for your reference. 

Click here to access the Knowledge Organisers

Google Classroom
All home learning and in class work will be set using Google Classroom.

Click here for more details

PiXL SupportPixl Apps
PiXL offer a range of applications available across many Apple and Android as well as via a web browser on desktop/laptops.

PiXL have created subject activities you can do from home with grids for English, Maths, Science, Geography, History and MFL. You can download these from the PiXL page on the website (link below).

Click here to view our PiXL page

Activate Learning 

ActivateOur award-winning Learning Philosophy is at the heart of our approach to teaching Home learning in Science will be set using Activate Learning. A login will be provided by the Science team.

Login to Activate Learning 

Continuity Oak

This website contains recorded video lessons and associated teaching resources covering a variety of core subjects across Key Stages 3 and 4. CO logo

 

 

Click here to access Continuity Oak


Oak National AcademyOak National Academy
Oak National Academy is an online classroom and resource hub. It provides teachers with free lessons and resources for pupils aged from 4 to 16, from reception to year 11.

Click here to access Oak Academy

Sam LearningSam Learning
An online platform with subject specific content and resources which will have quizzes, tasks and activities set by teachers. This will be integrated via Google Classroom. A login will be provided by Mrs Powell.

Introduction to SAM Learning

SAM Learning Flyer

Click here to login to SAM Learning


MemriseMemrise
Students can log on to www.memrise.com in order to revise the vocabulary and topics seen in their MFL lessons. They will need to create an account, which is free. Teachers also upload specific links on Google Classroom as part of students' independent home learning.

SenecaSeneca
Seneca is a learning platform designed with neuroscientists. Students can use it to help them understand and learn all of their subjects whilst at school or when revising for exams.

Click here to get started

BBC BitesizeBBC Bitesize
Bitesize is the BBC's free online study support resource for school-age pupils in the United Kingdom. It is designed to aid pupils in both schoolwork and, for older pupils, exams.

Click here to visit BBC Bitesize


Reading Lists
Evidence shows that students whose parents encourage time and space to read at home, often outperform students who do not read regularly.  With this in mind, please find our Reading lists below.

KS3 Reading List 2023-24

KS4 Reading List 2023-24

Scholars' Reading List

BBC Teach: Skillswise Reading 

BBC: Learning English

Spelling 
Spelling is hugely important as a skill for life. We encourage all learners to refine their spelling by practising at home. A useful activity at home is to test your child on commonly misspelled words. We will be holding spelling bees as a way to celebrate students’ learning.

Commonly Misspelled Words

We hope that you find these resources a useful addition to your home routine for your child. It is advised that you find a quiet space for students to complete their extended learning activities, away from noise and distraction. If you do not have access to a computer at home, you can visit your local library where there will be IT facilities that can be used by young people.

GCSE Dance Revision