A fantastic morning spent celebrating with students and their families. We wish all our Year 11 leavers the very best as they move onto their next stage.
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A wonderful day celebrating World Book Day. Starting with a welcome on the gate by ‘The Enormous Crocodile.’ Teachers dressed up as their favourite book characters and students enjoyed activities and competitions.
A great day had by all! #WorldBookDay2024#WeAreWA
Maths formula sheet familiarisation tasks
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Higher:
https://t.co/uti2QWROJ3
Foundation:
https://t.co/lbm7Q0wQC2
These packs provide students with 8 tasks, each requiring the application of provided formulas for a successful solution. Answers are included in each pack.
An on-screen version of these packs will be available in the comments. No printing required (other than the formula sheet) 🌲❤️🌎.
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One thing that is getting me through my GCSE exam marking is when I come across the script of student who decided to score the question out of 10 with feedback. For example, ‘9/10 Very cool and interesting’. 😂
Book Ideas Required:
Any good books that would be appropriate for a Year 8 ‘Reading for Pleasure’ in form time? Reading in bursts of about 15-20 mins. Also good if there is an audiobook, as I was hoping to play it to the class as they read.
@hartmaths I would say the prefix/suffix ones were good for cross-curricular links and wider vocabulary development. For example, a year 7 class were fascinated that the “-graph” suffix in Geography relates to drawing a graph in maths.
@hartmaths I’ve used Frayer Models like this before with ‘Radius’, ‘Diameter’ and other Tier 3 words. However, I also do prefix’s and suffix’s like “Quad-“, “Equ-“ and “Para-“. We go through it as a class box-by-box, but I also give my example to copy down for ones that struggle.
@missdcox My year 7s were shocked that GCSE maths exams are designed in such a way that a Year 6 pupil can pass/get a grade 5 with all the content taught in primary.
During a lesson on questionnaires, I asked my Year 10 class about their favourite types of chocolate (milk, dark, white,etc.). I told them how I hate mint chocolate because I associate mint with toothpaste. The next day, one of the girls had sent me this presentation... (1/11)