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18/01/21

Banksy, Hawking and Malala you have been challenged! Your first faculty challenge this term is a Toaster Trick Shot challenge (please remember to unplug the toaster first!) Have you got what it takes? Please send your photos and/or video to your coach. https://t.co/iKswmIRMlg

18/01/21

Take part in Mr Hayden's 30-day fitness challenge! Starting today, live at 11am every weekday on Google Meet, Mr Hayden will be taking part in the exercises in this timetable. Who can complete the 30 days, we can't wait to find out! https://t.co/lmeRGGYKE7

15/01/21

A great photo of Emily in Year 9 training her flexibility for GCSE Dance. Well done Emily! https://t.co/tNvvBNtFQ0

15/01/21

Come and assist the Head of Mathematics enthuse and engage our students with our innovative curriculum! We are seeking an innovative maths teacher to join us in September 2021 as Second in Maths. Find out more and apply today: https://t.co/DIoxUywKYu

14/01/21

Miss King is really impressed with the engagement of Aureus students learning to dance online! If you want to take part in some great online tutorials, take a look at https://t.co/l0uco5pJBv Please share any photos/videos to media.org

14/01/21

Send a photo of your Science at Home experiment to media.org

14/01/21

Or for budding engineers, can you make your own cardboard chair? https://t.co/T4lLrH9T0G

14/01/21

Science at Home: Can you stand on a paper cup? Here is a link on how to take part in this challenge: https://t.co/TLxKm0RuM5

12/01/21

As part of our programme this year and inspired by the , we are celebrating virtually and we would like all students to focus on this year’s theme of shining a light in darkness. Send your entries to coaches by 25th January! https://t.co/ZzYQ7M9ofJ

07/01/21

Are you a PE teacher looking to progress? As Head of PE you will be responsible for the strategic lead and management of a small, but growing team of experienced and dedicated teachers. Find out more and apply online: https://t.co/1M1HP4m2rA

07/01/21

Retweeted From Didcot Train

With the recent Government announcement's, we're going into the new year running most of our provisions online this week. 2021 might not be treating all of us too nicely so far but let's not let it get the better of us!! 🌤 Sending you all our very best wishes for the year🌈 https://t.co/raK3wWNSVy

05/01/21

We are really looking forward to seeing you all back on Google Classroom at 8.30am tomorrow for coaching time. There will be an assembly this week on our value of courage to start off 2021 ☺

28/12/20

We are recruiting! We have some exciting opportunities to join us in 2021. If you would like to join our vibrant and dynamic team, find out more here - https://t.co/f6Ohwbxdci https://t.co/YsSPrn2Iud

25/12/20

would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year! We look forward to seeing you in 2021. https://t.co/hl5mnRqwsr

17/12/20

Super proud of our Years 7 & 8 students today for completing their event, raising over £3,000 for 🎉 Thank you to all those that sponsored them, supporting this amazing charity https://t.co/l64oVq4tvo https://t.co/eFnnWc0oqb

17/12/20

A useful Covid-19 Response Guide for parents and carers during the Christmas holidays. https://t.co/xCofpENAIF

16/12/20

Year 9 have been discussing who they believe should be held accountable for the Holocaust as part of their GCSE focus day today https://t.co/O7ghUeXfMb

16/12/20

Our Year 9 Geographers were mapping out the life of a river from the source to the mouth on the desks in their GCSE Focus Day https://t.co/zMtqPByTRr

16/12/20

Year 8 students became entrepreneurs for the day, on the topic of Biomimicry. They worked in teams to think of a problem to solve and finalised a product idea which they later pitched to the investors. There were some really inspiring and creative ideas! https://t.co/lSraNXm2UV

16/12/20

Y7 became forensic scientists in our first day of the year today in an attempt to find out who stole the skeleton from the prep room! They analysed fingerprints, did some chromatography and extracted DNA https://t.co/mClOssg0Sa

Posted on: 15/12/2020

Car Park Carols with Williams Place

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Students from our school braved the December weather to make sure local, older residents, could have Carols for Christmas.

Specially selected students from Years 8 and 9 took to the car park so they could perform socially distanced seasonal songs for the residents of Williams Place.

It’s not the usual venue for the choir - but this has not been a normal year and we were determined that Coronavirus wouldn’t put an end to the Carols for the community which has become a tradition.

“We would usually invite residents to come into school and enjoy our students singing for them, but obviously we couldn’t do this. We hope that singing in the car park will go some way towards helping them enjoy the festive season,” said Hannah Powell, music lead at Aureus.

Led by Elizabeth Leather from The Oxford Bach Choir, the ensemble consisted of a total of 11 students from Years 8 and 9 - they were all socially distanced for the performance. 

The McCarthy and Stone retirement home is opposite the school and residents joined us from their balconies so could listen safely to the young singers.

Click here for more photos from the event