Y10 CFP Awards
Y10 students celebrate achieving 7 or more CFP’s perfect punctuality and zero CFC’s between January and February 2022. Thomas Archer, Emma Bray, Isabel Brown, Laini Brown, Tyler Butler, Thomas Carr, Tallulah Casey, Isabelle Colton, Alex Cooke, Max Crosthwaite, Isabelle Doxey, Lily Draper, Alfie Dufty, Maddison Hair, Libby Harris, Daniel Heap, Daisy Heathcote, Samuel Heathcote, Archie Heenan, […]
Easter Selfie Competition
We’re inviting all students from across all of Wickersley Partnership Trust’s primary and secondary schools to participate in an ‘eggciting’ Easter competition! Here’s the steps on how to enter: Take an Easter themed photo, selfie or design (we’re looking for everything, from photos of your painted Easter eggs to selfies in Easter bunny costumes) Come […]
Y9 CFP Awards
Y9 students celebrate achieving 8 or more CFP’s perfect punctuality and zero CFC’s between January and February 2022. Well done to everyone and a special mention goes to Alisha Chettlburgh and Matthew Osborn who achieved 15 CFPs.
Y8 CFP Awards
Y8 students celebrate achieving 13 or more CFP’s perfect punctuality and zero CFC’s between January and February 2022. Allisia Skelton, Annabel Shore, Annie Wallbank, Ben Keightley, Charlotte Ferron, Corey Ghent-Clark, Daisy Teather, Elsie Smith, Emily Wiltshire, Emily Buckley, Erin Butler, Eva Smith, Grace Betts, Grace Lowe, Gracie Douglas, Harrison Arundel, Hetty Morrow, Isabel Lawton, Jack Roper, […]
Y7 CFP Awards
Y7 students celebrate achieving 13 or more CFP’s, perfect punctuality, and zero CFC’s between January and February 2022. Madison Adams, Thomas Ainsworth, Aiman Aslam, Isabelle Bacon, Isaac Barnett, Amy Betts, Claudia Brown-Vasilescu, Maria Buchanan, Travis Cleary, Mia Easson, Tilly Edwards, Aaron Frost, Henry Gill, Dior Glossop, Bella Goodall, Sophie Griffiths, Isabelle Hair, Ruby Harker, Lexi-Mae […]
Wickersley Science With Aston Hall Junior & Infant School
Yesterday Y5 students from Aston Hall Junior & Infant School visited Wickersley Science labs as part of Science Week. They made some indicator from red cabbage and then used it to test the acidity and alkalinity of household substances. They’ve also made some homemade indicator paper to use in their own school next week.
WSSC Science Week
To celebrate Science Week at WSSC, we had a series of activities for students to take part in. In assembly, students learnt about the crazy experiments scientists do. On Tuesday, the Science team dressed up as scientists and changed all the normal classrooms into new laboratories – we had ecology, acoustic, forensic, anatomy, paleontology, organic […]
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – Y9 Western Film Extracts
As part of their work on global cinema, Film Studies students in Y9 have analysed the conventions of the Western genre. Here are their shoot-out film extracts, shot in true The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Style. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bvi_xh30bSkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJK3sVJZjKshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foS6YVHUackhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo_0Jw2v9dw
Stage in a Box!
Y11 Drama GCSE students have used their knowledge of staging, set design, and lighting to create design interpretations of the play DNA, which they are studying for the written exam. They used our new Stage in a Box resources to create stage plans and lighting plots for key sequences from the play. However, the biggest […]
KS3 Music Lessons
KS3 pupils began learning instruments as part of their curriculum music lessons this week. This is a trust-wide initiative where we believe all children are entitled to learn an instrument with a specialist. The provision is set to grow over the coming months.
