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Year 11 Easter Intervention Sessions
The sessions will take place during the Easter holiday period, sessions are compulsory for students and they should arrive on time.
Letter Y7 Parents/Carers
Year 7 P2 Assessments During this half term your son/daughter will be sitting their periodic 2 (P2) assessments. These assessments allow us to measure the progress your son/daughter has made since the P1 assessments in December. The assessment window is Monday 13th May-Friday 28th May 2019.
Y9 Transition 2 Assessments
I am writing to you to remind you that Year 9 Students will be sitting the Transition 2 assessments in the assessment window between Monday 13th and Friday 24th May. These assessments allow us to measure the progress your son/daughter has made since the Transition 1 assessments from the last academic year.
Y10 Mock Examinations
I am writing to you to inform you that the Year 10 Mock period will run between Monday13th May and Wednesday 19th June. Students studying Food Technology will have their actual Public GCSE on Tuesday 18th June
SPORTS CENTRE UPDATE
Telephone: 0121 441 6103 or email: sportscentre@bishopchalloner.bham.sch.uk (Sports Centre/Hire Facilities can now accept payment for bookings by card payment.)
School & Police Advisory Letter to Parents/Carers
Please take the time to read this important collaborative knife crime letter. There is important web-links and telephone numbers.
Catholic Certificate of Religious Studies (CCRS)
Press Statement: CCRS Twenty-Five Years On: Forming today’s Catholics is a pressing issue for the Church. A new report CCRS Twenty-Five Years On: One Size Fits All? takes up this question and shows that one of the main vehicles over the last 25 years called the Catholic Certificate in Religious Studies (CCRS) has made a huge impact on peoples’ personal, spiritual and professional lives.
High Street Romance
We are reaffirming our commitment to the high street by making a promise that every town and city that has a Nationwide branch today, will still have one in two years. Why are we doing this? Because it’s the right thing to do - branches have an important role to play in the community. In her poem, ‘High Street Romance', Hannah Swingler talks about the commitment over the years with her childhood sweetheart.