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25/04/24

The students have done well today, only a few detours! First part of the walk done! Love the DofE pic.twitter.com/Vkxvr3F1hg

25/04/24

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25/04/24

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24/04/24

Year 8 learnt about the reaction between metals and oxygen today. They were able to make observations during a practical! pic.twitter.com/BCP9i13tvA

24/04/24

The Aureus Drama Club had an excellent performance yesterday! Thank you to everyone who came along.We are looking forward to performing as part of The National Theatre Connections Festival on Sunday at The North Wall Theatre.To book tickets: https://t.co/R8uRvEIrqY pic.twitter.com/zsuTUtbRKY

24/04/24

Aurie the Ox will soon be on his way to join his herd and start his adventure on the Oxtrail around Oxfordshire.He still needs some final touches and a coat of varnish, but here are some photos of him with his new ‘Starry Night’ inspired look. pic.twitter.com/cQOGIoheou

23/04/24

!! Urgent !! pic.twitter.com/aKqudLq5GP

22/04/24

Our careers day on Friday with the Thames Valley Police was a huge success! pic.twitter.com/tHfApI40iN

21/04/24

Still collecting dresses, suits, shoes and accessories. Please drop them off to reception pic.twitter.com/Lp0fD6sMQk

19/04/24

We are delighted to share with you that Amy King, Head of Creative & Expressive Arts, has been shortlisted as a Finalist in the 2024 Pearson National Outstanding Teacher of the Year award. pic.twitter.com/HpajLN43u8

18/04/24

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18/04/24

Here are our PE fixtures for the summer term and other school activities that we have planned. pic.twitter.com/tZPeZTenwL

17/04/24

Tickets now available from Mr Ali at £40 each. pic.twitter.com/tHscGp8mK0

16/04/24

The students and staff had a fantastic day and made significant progress. Thank you very much to the team and look forward to seeing you again in a few weeks. https://t.co/lhqX96xgpM

16/04/24

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16/04/24

Graham from Humanutopia working with our Yr9s today.Humanutopia: Our life-changing programmes are aimed at improving the mental health & wellbeing of all participants by empowering them to make positive changes in their life. pic.twitter.com/Yc7QHDDWl6

16/04/24

Our Yr 9s are taking part in a drop-down day today with Humanutopia. Their life-changing programmes are aimed at improving the mental health & wellbeing of all participants by empowering them to make positive changes in their life. pic.twitter.com/24Xb6JZPFq

15/04/24

We look forward to welcoming you to our Revision Evening today at 5.00pm in the Main Hall. Mr Ali will be sharing strategies on how to effectively revise and support your child/ren with their revision.No need to sign up, just turn up! Your child is more than welcome too! pic.twitter.com/C8EEHrCSsJ

14/04/24

To all the students and staff . These students will change the world one day, and the staff around them are part of that journey! As we head into term 5 (and the dreaded exam season) remember this… oh and don’t forget to set your alarm ⏰ pic.twitter.com/xg3HbKcgSA

13/04/24

Cannot wait to welcome to next week. Having first worked with them over 10 years ago and more recently last academic year. I know our school community will be blown away. https://t.co/jXvoMjKKnz

Sport Studies

Sports Studies Curriculum Map

Year 10

In Year 10, students will look closely at what makes a good sports leader and then apply this knowledge in their coursework to real life sports leaders. They will also create a sports session and practice delivering this session to their peers. The students will look at the different job opportunities in the sports industry and create a job application for one of these roles. Students will need to perform in one individual and one team sport and officiate a sport. They will then identify their strengths and weaknesses in their sports and create drills and activities to improve their weaknesses.

Year 10 Curriculum Overview

Year 11

In Year 11, students will lead the session that they created in year 10 and then will be assessed by an assessor. They will then review their performance as a leader and this will then complete the Leadership module of their coursework. Students will then learn how to officiate table tennis matches and log their officiating to be assessed. The students will look at the different job opportunities in the sports industry and create a job application for one of these roles. Throughout the year the students will also go back through the exam module to improve their knowledge ready for their final exam in the summer term.

Year 11 Curriculum Overview