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08/06/23

Our pupils work so hard volunteering in the local area and it is great to actually see the value it has. Well done! pic.twitter.com/cH6oY6KrCQ

08/06/23

Well done to our Yr 10 Boys' Softball Team, who competed against other secondary schools in the area and came third overall! Mr Hayden has said that he is delighted with how well they played throughout the event! Well done to all of you! pic.twitter.com/UEGuN9oleG

07/06/23

We were very happy to host a rounders tournament today for the wonderful primary schools in the area. Well done to everyone who took part and a big 'Thank you' to Mr Hayden for organising the event. pic.twitter.com/rlfd2OOJvX

07/06/23

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25/05/23

Our Yr10s have been busy in the kitchen this morning; baking their own Swiss rolls. They looked (& smelt) amazing! pic.twitter.com/P7bhtZOrXd

25/05/23

Well done to our Cricket Team who came 4th overall in the tournament! pic.twitter.com/GBZ23Ypg63

24/05/23

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23/05/23

Each week, we will be recognising those students that have achieved greatness within school, by awarding them with a 'What Have You Done Today To Make Us Feel Proud' certificate. Well done to all of our recipients so far! pic.twitter.com/MeOTpQzo0d

23/05/23

Our Yr9 girls have started Cheerleading in their fitness lessons with Miss King. pic.twitter.com/5TdOH4WJo4

19/05/23

Our Yr7 students have been learning about CPR this week in Global Citizenship, with Ms Saul. They will continue to practise with the resuscitation dolls over the next 2 years, so that their confidence in first aid can grow. pic.twitter.com/9FEUMeiCO7

19/05/23

Students are invited to sign up for auditions for Matilda the Musical. They will take place on June, 15th 2023 in the Activity studio 3-4:30pm. We’d also like designers, technicians or backstage crew to sign up and come find out more. Sign up here: https://t.co/MOfrsBHgj5 pic.twitter.com/vDXjkc4M6Z

18/05/23

This week our Yr10 Athletic team were competing against other schools in the county at Tilley Park. Well done to all involved! pic.twitter.com/nWXZLiEj46

15/05/23

Wishing all our Yr11s the best as they begin their GCSEs today. You've got this! pic.twitter.com/5OhFcfNbVn

12/05/23

Sophie in Yr9 has produced a fantastic piece of homework; a Keith Haring research project. Well done, Sophie! pic.twitter.com/9AluNTtVqC

12/05/23

They've made it to the first check point! pic.twitter.com/wNFtGDCWNX

12/05/23

Our 'Brilliant Club' during their visit to Trinity College this week. pic.twitter.com/0kQI66vubA

12/05/23

Good luck to our Yr9, Bronze DofE students today as they set off for their overnight practice. pic.twitter.com/QRfEXGKb6z

11/05/23

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11/05/23

A huge well done to Abbie in Yr8 for winning our House Dance Competition! pic.twitter.com/33As0XQJAe

05/05/23

Many thanks to who, this week, have been talking to our students about staying safe on the streets as well as online. pic.twitter.com/NmuJksPkN9

Houses

Banksy Hawking Malala

The House System

Aureus School is split into three Houses, led by our Head of House. The names of each House were chosen by the students and were chosen for the different qualities that are encapsulated in that person and what it means to be part of Aureus. This also supports our strive for Courage, Ambition and Resilience. 

Each House has a chosen a charity to support throughout the academic year and take part in friendly inter-faculty competitions in sports and performing arts.

Our Houses are “vertical” in their structure which allows a student to have positive connections with those that are younger and older than themselves. Being in a House helps give a student a sense of belonging, in something bigger than their friendship groups or subject classes, but smaller than their whole school. 

House system also gives Aureus students the opportunity to play an active role and contribute to a community within and external to their school, allowing them to develop skills and talents and acknowledge their successes in a wide range of ways. 

We encourage students to play an active role in the success of their House. Individual and team efforts are rewarded as well as participation. Students are expected to contribute to friendly inter-faculty competitions throughout the year in a way that allow them to be proud of their contributions.

Banksy

The faculty name Banksy comes from the artist Banksy and reflects the importance of being creative and challenging the different views of the world. 

Hawking

The faculty name Hawking is taken from the scientist Stephen Hawking who famously wrote ‘A Brief History in Time’. He represents the importance of knowledge and looking to the future. Overcoming physical and mental obstacles to be the best you can be.  

Malala

The faculty name Malala comes from the Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai and shows the importance of showing resilience in the face of adversity. Striving for equality and showing the importance of education.