Freddie's Focus
For Parents & Carers
- Issue 14
- June 17, 2022
Freddie's Focus
For Parents & Carers
- Issue 14
- June 17, 2022
Things to celebrate
- This week, we have been hugely impressed by Year 10 students who have taken part in the interviews for Head Boy and Head Girl. We have been absolutely blown away by the maturity and professionalism of all of the students who have applied and gone through the interview process. A huge well done to all of the students involved. Below is the list of our student leaders next year:
- Head Boy – Alfie Dunkerley
- Head Girl – Ruby Coleman
- Deputy Head Boy – Harry King
- Deputy Head Girl – Brooke Jeffery Leyland
- Deputy Head Boy – Ethan James
- Deputy Head Girl – Lydia Wright
- Assistant Head Boy – Ewan Wilson
- Assistant Head Girl – Nieve Sankey
Student Leaders
- Isobelle Leather
- Harrison Green
- Alisha Lawrence
- Jamie Knowles
- Misha Fakira
- Harry Melling
- Sophie Watson
- Sonny Garrard
- Grace Shea
- Harrison Cartwright
- Fedora Aidoo-Anderson
- Braydon Scott
- Lydia McGrath
- Jake Hallworth
- Evelyn Devine
- Lucy Grantham
- Pheobe Smith
- Isabelle Weaver
Homework and Self-directed study
Teachers will set homework through ‘Satchel One’. Students will be able to check their homework and deadlines by going into ‘Satchel One’. Parents will receive notification when homework is set via the ‘Satchel One’ app.
Homework Club
Please remind your child that homework club is available to all students Monday-Thursday where they can complete work in a quiet environment with staff on hand to support them.
Personal Development
Another of our key character areas that we aim to develop is for our students to have Respect. If our students Respect others, they will form good relationships with each other and staff; this will help us to develop a cohesive and tolerant school community. We also want all students to feel that this is their school and they belong here.
Please click on the button below for key information on respect and tips for developing this aspect of your child’s character.
Personal Development
Another of our key character areas that we aim to develop is for our students to have Respect. If our students Respect others, they will form good relationships with each other and staff; this will help us to develop a cohesive and tolerant school community. We also want all students to feel that this is their school and they belong here.
Please click on the button below for key information on respect and tips for developing this aspect of your child’s character.
Message from the Headteacher
This week Mr Whalley, Mr Fallows and I had the pleasure of interviewing 21 students in Year 10 for the position of Head Boy and Head Girl. All the students we spoke to were an absolute delight and a credit to themselves and their families. We have now appointed our student leadership team and we look forward to working with them in the year ahead. It is always an exciting time of year as we prepare the current Year 10 for their senior year in school. Well done to all involved!
Mr Davies.