Over the Easter holidays the IT network team were busy in classrooms upgrading a raft of new PCs for student use. As part of our asset replacement plan, new computers have been installed in the library; in V4, a multifunctional classroom with desks that convert to IT spaces when needed; in the Year 13 private study area, and in Geography classrooms.
Staff are invited to nominate students who have demonstrated a Growth Mindset in the past few weeks. This might have been in lessons, in clubs, in tutor time or simply around school. Please note we already award bi-annual subject badges and merits for good academic work, effort and improvement. These Growth Mindset nominations recognise those who show resilience (academic or otherwise); who aren’t afraid to get things wrong and learn from it; those who have a go, take themselves out of their comfort zone or show that even if a task is tough they will persevere.
As part of their learning about the ‘Geography of Crime,’ the Year 9 Geographers have participated in local fieldwork, investigating crime in Sleaford by collecting primary data.
Students from Years 9 and 10 have been invited to form a book club that shadows the official judging process of the Yoto Carnegie Greenaway Medal.
To celebrate Word Poetry Day this year the Key Stage 3 Pride Club have been creating their own poems with the help of a magnetic poetry board.
As reigning champions for the East Midlands, our team once more knowledgeably pitted their literary wits against twenty-five other teams from around the region.
It is with huge pleasure that we introduce you to the new Student Senior Team.
On Thursday, 17 March, as part of the New Views club, we visited the National Theatre to go and see a play called Small Island.
As we approach the Easter break and with schools finishing around the 1 April NHS Lincolnshire CCG is reminding all 12-15 year-olds and those aged 16 to 17 to get their second or booster jabs.
Tuesday 5 July 2022 at Carre’s Grammar School
On Saturday the artwork produced by students during the workshop by Helena Doyle was on display outside The Hub as part of the Riverlight festival.
On Friday 18 March students in Year 9 embarked on the Rivers of The World project, which uses arts-based learning to link students from different countries through the study of their local river.
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