@DT_AoMSchool Year 7 pupils have been examining the theme of growing up in Shakespeare's Henry IV part 2 this week, thinking specifically about the maturity it takes to move away from bad influences. Excellent classwork here from a superstar in 7a4 #growingup
Year 9 and 10 have been celebrating World Book Day by entering their own short stories for our murder mystery writing competition. Great work! @DT_AoMSchool#WorldBookDay
This half term @DT_AoMSchool has supported Coppice Library by donating a selection of KS3 and KS4 revision guides so that pupils can study in a quiet place outside of school hours. Pupils may also be inspired to browse the shelves and take out a reading book too! #community
"Is this a dagger which I see before me?"
No, it's our Y11 theatre workshop. A huge thank you to @hopemilltheatr1 @HopeMillYouth. Some great recitals and acting this morning @AomEnglish
A magic moment in a Yr9 library lesson.Our brilliant librarian found a book for pupils,some of whom were not keen to read as they "hate reading". Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds had them hooked."Miss! I hate reading but I love this book!"@DT_AoMSchool @KateDunleavy_
Happy National Poetry Day! What a fantastic first entry to our competition from Samuel Crosby. Remember to tweet your poems to @DT_AoMSchool#NationalPoetryDay2021
Excellent work in Yr10 set 2 English today with a focus on reading for meaning and exam skills to help pupils write detailed responses. It doesn't just look good/pretty - the annotations are great. @KateDunleavy_ @DT_AoMSchool