The literacy and numeracy catch-up premium gives schools additional funding to support Year 7 pupils who did not achieve the expected standard in English or Maths at the end of key stage 2 (KS2) (Reading or Maths from September 2016). Until September 2016 the expected standard was a level 4 but moving forward following the removal of ‘Levels’ it is now a standardised score of 100 or more in the KS2 tests at the end of Primary School.
This morning, our Y11s who are working with @NYBEP_NE on the ‘Your Choice Your Voice’ programme had great fun constructing chairs from balloons! The challenge was to make a chair that could be sat upon without it bursting & both teams succeeded! #proudtobepindar #thrivewithhope pic.twitter.com/gj47…
Coventry University are delivering four FREE online security workshops over the coming weeks. One of them is in Eastfield on 2nd March at Eastfield Community Centre (Legacy) 1pm-3pm. The sessions are designed to keep you safe online and avoid the many scams out there. pic.twitter.com/NOF8…
As part of their community project, the ARC learners have visited Saint Cecilia's this week. They have enjoyed getting to know the residents and games of boccia, dominoes and beetle drive! #proudtobepindar #thrivewithhope pic.twitter.com/jvt0…
Looks like we have an engineer in the making! Cheryl from @NYBEP said that Cameron’s bridge was the best she’d ever seen in the ‘Your Voice, Your Choice’ workshop this morning. #proudtobepindar #thrivewithhope #engineering pic.twitter.com/YDgD…
We are very lucky to have @EmotionSwitch working with our Year 7s on Tuesday mornings this half term. They are learning valuable life skills as they work through their ‘My Success Blueprint’ Journal.’ #proudtobepindar #thrivewithhope #EmotionSwitch pic.twitter.com/UDpC…