History Berlin trip have arrived Safely
History Berlin trip have arrived safely after their overnight coach.
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History Berlin trip have arrived safely after their overnight coach.
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As part of our behaviour policy, in every lesson, each student is given a score. Students receiving a 7 have exceeded expectations for the lesson. The following week, the names of the students will be compiled, and they will each receive 7 house points. Shortly after this, they will be presented with their Super 7 wristband which provides them with:
27th till 31st January
Fun, free and a great educational afternoon for the whole family!
Free and no need to book, simply come along on the day! “We had lots of hands-on fun and learnt so much!”
All ages! Come and take part in an exciting range of free, inspiring scientific activities featuring:
The Etches Collection - as seen on TV!
ACS • Institute of Physics • Babcock International• University of Southampton
Dorset Council - Urban Heaths Partnership • The Tank Museum
Dorset Wildlife Trust • Defence Battlelab • Royal Society of Biology
• Bournemouth University • Plymouth University
Parker Filtration Group • Exeter University • Jomas Engineering • Lotek UK
Science Dome UK • Swanage Medical Practice • Wessex Water
Stem Ambassador • National Trust • Lego • Critter Clan • Health Science Uni
Interactive workshops from our very own Science staff and students
Geology Rocks • Step into STEM • Chemical reactions
ONCE AGAIN the amazing ‘Science Dome’ - there is a small charge of £1 for entry (CASH ONLY) for the Dome
Café open serving Coffee, tea & cakes
Hot food - Pizza, burritos, sausage rolls
If you require further information please contact event coordinator Maria Beale: mbeale@purbeck.dorset.sch.uk
As we grow up, we’re inevitably exposed to new and challenging feelings – whether it’s sadness, fear or rage. These emotions can be tough to handle when we’re still learning about the world – and even once we’ve passed into adulthood – which is why emotional literacy is a vital life skill.
Of course, when emotions are running high, it can be tricky to help young people process these feelings in a healthy way, but it’s incredibly important that we do so as parents and educators.
As part of our behaviour policy, in every lesson, each student is given a score. Students receiving a 7 have exceeded expectations for the lesson. The following week the names of the students will be compiled and they will each receive 7 house points. Shortly after this, they will be presented with their Super 7 wristband which provides them with:
Back in the Autumn term, excitement buzzed as we launched The Big Win Competition, an initiative designed to foster teamwork and community spirit while raising funds for a worthy cause. Each of our Houses - Swift, Skylark, Kestrel, and Kingfisher took on the challenge, with colour-coded buckets placed in reception, students asked staff, family and friends to donate any spare coins they could.
The atmosphere was charged with friendly competition as the Houses rallied their supporters. Everyone was encouraged to contribute whatever they could spare, reflecting the spirit of generosity and solidarity within our school community. The excitement built as the 2 weeks went by, and by the end of the competition, it was clear that one House had truly risen to the occasion.
In total an impressive £300 was raised through the collective houses but Swift House emerged victorious. As the winning House, their next task was to choose a charity to support, and the decision was unanimous—Julia’s House, a charity known for providing invaluable care and support to children with life-limiting conditions and their families
The Year 8 A team was on Fire in their second round of their league, unbeatable! They are really starting to gel as a team, everyone played amazingly, Hettie was scoring goals left right and centre, Alice was marking her GA really tightly and showing great agility in making sure the GA’s were marked out of their games. Hannah got her centre passes out and made some cracking interceptions, Sophia put some lovely high balls into Bella for Bella to score. Daisy and Evie worked hard at marking their players and also made some lovely interceptions. It was beautiful and exciting to watch, well done, a great team effort! Player of the match – Alice.
Purbeck V Lytchett A W 7 v 0, Purbeck V St Michaels W 7 v 4, Purbeck V Poole High W 9 V 1
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