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1 KS4 Student Success Planner Ashlawn School Academy Trust A High Performing Specialist Academy Name Form

2 2 TIMETABLE 1

3 TIMETABLE 2 3

4 MY TEACHERS Name Subject 4

5 FOREWORD We are very pleased to welcome you back for a new school year at Ashlawn. For some this will be their first year here and we hope that you will find all the staff and other students very supportive as you seek to find your way around. Over the course of this academic year you will have many opportunities both to learn and also to be involved in other areas of school life. We would encourage you to take full advantage of these, whether in the classroom or in the many extra-curricular activities on offer. We have high standards at Ashlawn and will expect you to work hard and to behave in a mature and sensible way. On our side we will ensure that you have the teaching, facilities and support to help you achieve your goals. The primary aim of this homework diary is to help you record details of homework, but it also includes pages that will help you to record important information that is relevant to you and check important dates or times. It is designed to help you manage your homework, which can consist of set tasks set by teachers, study or revision for exams, independent research, private reading and other activities that compliment or extend the curriculum for the student. Homework can be provided in a variety of forms, including: The formal written exercise The regular use (homework) textbooks/schemes Practising musical instruments, speaking (modern languages) Acquisition and revision of (key) vocabulary and technical terms Reading for information - books, newspapers, magazines, use of ICT Reading for pleasure - personal reading records, revision and redrafting Discussions with family/friends on various topics Research tasks investigations or projects Parents will be asked to check student planners regularly, to encourage full and regular completion of planners, to sign where appropriate, and to contact the appropriate member of the student support team where there is a concern. I wish you all the very best for a successful and happy year. Kind Regards Lois Reed Head Teacher 5

6 6 MAP OF SCHOOL EAST

7 MAP OF SCHOOL WEST & SOUTH 7

8 UPPER SCHOOL BOYS UNIFORM At Ashlawn School we believe that a school uniform gives you a sense of belonging to your school. As such you should respect it and what it represents. We also believe it is important that everyone is treated fairly and equally and so we insist that the uniform printed here is the one you wear every day. UPPER SCHOOL UNIFORM UNIFORM Black Leather or Leather look shoes No canvas shoes allowed Black or dark grey socks Black polo shirt with Ashlawn logo Black regulation trousers with Ashlawn monogram Black V-necked jumper with Ashlawn logo OUTER GARMENTS: Black or Navy Coat only ALL ITEMS OF SCHOOL CLOTHING SHOULD BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH YOUR NAME JEWELLERY No decorative jewellery may be worn except for one pair of small earrings and a watch. No nose studs or facial jewellery of any kind are permitted. HAIR No extreme hairstyles or colours HEALTH & SAFETY ISSUES Gum shields must be worn for rugby shoes or boots worn for outdoor Games may not be worn indoors Trainers are not suitable for outdoor Games. All jewellery must be removed for PE lessons Design Technology Apron suitable for practical work. 8

9 UPPER SCHOOL SPORTS KIT PE KIT Burgundy Ashlawn polo shirt Plain black shorts White ankle socks Pumps or trainers GAMES KIT Royal blue/burgundy stripe reversible rugby shirt (new style) Plain black shorts Royal blue football/rugby socks Rugby or football boots Burgundy Ashlawn PE sweatshirt and Black tracksuit bottoms (recommended for outdoors) Optional black rain jacket SUPPLIERS All uniform must carry the Ashlawn logo / monogram and is available from the following suppliers:- Webb Ellis Ltd, 5 & 6 St. Matthew s Street, Rugby, CV21 3BY. Telephone: Scallywagz 82 High Street, Daventry, NN11 4HU. Telephone: PTA Second Hand Uniform Shop Usually the last Saturday of each month, please see our school calendar on our website for dates. 9

10 UPPER SCHOOL GIRLS UNIFORM At Ashlawn School we believe that a school uniform gives you a sense of belonging to your school. As such you should respect it and what it represents. We also believe it is important that everyone is treated fairly and equally and so we insist that the uniform printed here is the one you wear every day. UPPER SCHOOL UNIFORM UNIFORM Black Leather or Leather look shoes No canvas shoes allowed Black or dark grey socks or black or beige tights Black polo shirt with Ashlawn logo Black pleated regulation skirt with Ashlawn monogram or black regulation trousers with Ashlawn monogram (different skirt lengths are available to order as skirt must come to the knee) Black V-necked jumper or cardigan with Ashlawn logo OUTER GARMENTS: Black or Navy Coat only JEWELLERY No decorative jewellery may be worn except for one pair of small earrings and a watch. No nose studs or facial jewellery of any kind are permitted. HAIR No extreme hairstyles or colours HEALTH & SAFETY ISSUES Gum shields must be worn for rugby shoes or boots worn for outdoor Games may not be worn indoors Trainers are not suitable for outdoor Games. All jewellery must be removed for PE lessons Design Technology Apron suitable for practical work 10

11 UPPER SCHOOL SPORTS KIT PE KIT Burgundy Ashlawn polo shirt Plain black shorts (not cycling shorts) White ankle socks Pumps or trainers GAMES KIT Burgundy Ashlawn PE sweatshirt Plain black shorts Royal blue football socks Football boots (notice will be given as to when these will be needed) Black tracksuit bottoms (recommended for outdoors) Optional black rain jacket SUPPLIERS All uniform must carry the Ashlawn logo / monogram and is available from the following suppliers:- Webb Ellis Ltd, 5 & 6 St. Matthew s Street, Rugby, CV21 3BY. Telephone: Scallywagz 82 High Street, Daventry, NN11 4HU. Telephone: PTA Second Hand Uniform Shop Usually the last Saturday of each month, please see our school calendar on our website for dates. ALL ITEMS OF SCHOOL CLOTHING SHOULD BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH YOUR NAME 11

12 12 G SUITE

13 G SUITE 13

14 14 CALENDAR 2017

15 CALENDAR 2018

16 TIMINGS OF THE DAY am Movement to Period am Period 1 This timetable may be subject to change later in the year am Movement to Period am Period am Break am Movement to Period pm Period pm Movement to Period pm Period pm Lunch / Assembly / Registration pm Movement to Period pm Period 5 Year 10 Lunch Timings Year 11 Lunch Timings pm Movement to Registration / Assembly pm Lunch pm Registration / Assembly pm Movement to Registration / Assembly pm Lunch pmm Registration / Assembly 16

17 MENTORING KS4 Responsibility for my learning Term 1 Tutor Contacted Home? Year 9 and 10 (Tick when completed) My Aspirations sheet (Year 9 & 10) (Tick when completed) Aspirations Tutors to meet students and focus on aspirations (Year 11) Record your current thoughts on this: 17

18 MENTORING KS4 Responsibility for my learning Term 2 Focus Agreed Actions Responsibility for my learning Well Being Meeting 18

19 MENTORING KS4 Responsibility for my learning Term 2 Aspirations (Tutors to meet Students) YEAR 9 Aspirations (Tutors to meet Students) YEAR 9 Aspirations (Tutors to meet Students) YEAR 11 Agreed Outcomes: Agreed Outcomes: Agreed Outcomes: 19

20 HOME LEARNING TIMETABLE 1 20 Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Period 5 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

21 HOME LEARNING TIMETABLE 2 21 Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Period 4 Period 5 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

22 TERM DATES FOR Autumn Term 2017 Teacher Training Day - School is closed to students... 4th September Year 11 Parental Information Evening... 13th September Year 10 Parental Information Evening... 21st September Year 10 School Photos. 27th September Year 11 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 17th October GCSE Dance Showcase.. 19th October Non-uniform Day for Children in Need... 17th November SMSC Day Year th November Year 11 6th Form Prospective Parents Evening... 30th November Teacher Training Day - School is closed to students... 1st December Year 11 Mock Exam Week (2 Weeks)... 4th December Deadline for 6th Form Applications... 20th December School Closes 12 noon for Christmas Break... 21st December Spring Term 2018 Teacher Training Day - School is closed to students... 8th January Year 13 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 10th January Year 11 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 25th January 6th Form Interviews Start. 29th January Year 11 Mock Exam Week (2 Weeks)... 12th February SMSC Day Year th March Year 7 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 19th March Year 11 School Photos... 22nd March Non-uniform Day for Sports Relief...23rd March Sports Tour to America KS4/ th March School Closes... 29th March 22

23 TERM DATES FOR Summer Term 2018 Year 10 Exam Week... 23rd April Year 11 Prom... 28th April Year 12 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 3rd May Year 10 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 21st May Year 9 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 13th June MFL Speaking Exams Start... 18th June Sports Awards Evening... 2nd July Year 8 Parents Consultation Afternoon (Shortened Day)... 3rd July Enrichment day...6th July School Closes at 12 noon. Non Uniform Day PTA Donations... 20th July GCSE Results Day... Thursday 23rd August at 9am Year 12 Subject Discussions... Friday 24th August 23

24 GOLDEN RULES Commit to Learn! 1. Arrive on time, prepared to learn. 2. Be respectful to others, listen when others are talking. 3. Follow instructions. 4. Begin tasks when set and remain on task. 5. Embrace learning and always try your best. The 4 Strike Rule Strike 1 Verbal warning Name on board Strike 2 2 minutes outside the classroom 1 to 1 discussion Tick against name Strike 3 Second tick against name Detention Strike 4 School withdrawal 24

25 PUNCTUALITY & ATTENDANCE If you re not here, you can t learn Good attendance and punctuality are linked to proven exam success. Punctuality Punctuality is an important part of self-discipline and is essential to good time management and ultimately, arriving on time means you are ready to learn. 1. School begins at 8.50am and 2.25pm, and you should be at the right room at this time. 2. Be outside your form for 1.25am. If you arrive in school after 9.00am or 2.15pm then you must go straight to your lesson. If you arrive after 9.25am in the morning or 2.15pm in the afternoon you must provide an absence note. Attendance The proper place for you on a school day is at school. If you are not in school then you must have a justifiable reason and your parents should telephone the Attendance/ Student Services office on each day of absence; an absence note is then not required. Parents are requested not to arrange family holidays during term time. Attendance per half term Term Attendance % Registration / Term 1 Assembly October Half Term Term 1 Term 2 Christmas Break February Half Term Term 2 Term 3 Term 3 Easter Break May Half Term This timetable may be subject to change later in the year. 25

26 ASHLAWN EXPECTS... Ashlawn expects every student in Key Stage 3 to 3 Bring your exercise book or folder and homework diary to every lesson. 3 Keep your books and folders tidy and well presented. 3 Never doodle or graffiti anywhere. 3 Always have a black pen, pencil, ruler, rubber, and sharpener. 3 Write with a black pen. 3 Use colours when you teacher thinks it is appropriate e.g. mind maps. 3 Draw diagrams, tables and graphs in pencil. 3 Record and underline the title and date at the start of the lesson. 3 Record the learning objective of the lesson clearly. 3 Draw a single line through a mistake in your written work e.g. presentation. 3 Stick worksheets and information sheets neatly by the appropriate learning. 3 Complete all classwork and homework activities to the best of your ability. 3 Find out if you miss a lesson, what was covered, and complete the activities so you do not have any gaps in your knowledge. 3 Return homework for the deadline set. 3 Have a reading book and pocket English dictionary. 26

27 STUDENTS COMPUTER NETWORK AGREEMENT The School provides computers for your use. They offer access to a vast amount of information, acting as an extension to the school library and offering great potential to support your learning. You are responsible for good behaviour on the computer, just as you are in a classroom or when using a school corridor. Remember that you have signed a contract to say that you will respect the following: Equipment no eating or drinking near a computer no connecting potentially infected pen drives to the computers no connecting mobile equipment to the computer network no using the computers for anything other than school purposes no downloading executable files Security keep your password private and don t use any password intended for another person s use keep all communications polite and pleasant keep to all the security systems that are set up to protect you keep to the rules - we can check your files and communications to make sure you re being responsible Internet only use the internet for school activities only use the internet to obtain materials which will cause no offence only use copyright free material in your work online chat is not allowed in school online friends should stay online. Don t agree to meet anyone you don t already know in person online information never goes away - only post things you d be happy to see on the front page of a newspaper don t open attachments from people you don t know and trust don t forget to report any unpleasant s to a member of staff don t use obscene or aggressive language in s. If any user violates these provisions, access to the network and/or internet will be denied and disciplinary action may be taken Additional action may be taken by the school in line with existing policy regarding school behaviour. For serious violations, a period of exclusion or even permanent exclusion may be imposed. Where appropriate, police may be involved or other legal action taken. REMEMBER, THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK! 27

28 ILLNESS, ACCIDENTS & SIGNING OUT Illness and Accidents If you feel unwell or have an accident you must tell a teacher straight away. They will send you with a note to Resources where a trained first aider will take care of you. If you are too ill to remain at school or if hospital treatment is necessary then your parents will be contacted to make suitable arrangements. Under no circumstances should you leave the school or go home without permission. Medicines If you need to take medicine at school you should bring a letter from your parents stating when you need to take it. Your medicine must be left with Resources. The only exception is if you have an inhaler for asthma. Please do not ask for aspiring or other tablets at school; we are not allowed to give you any medicines. Signing Out It is best to make medical and dental appointments outside school hours. If you must leave during the day for any reason then please bring a note from your parents in advance of the date. You must sign out at Attendance/Student Services and if you return to school later in the day then you must sign in again. 28

Powerful progress report functionality is built into GO 4 Schools to allow you to collect time-stamped snapshots of headline grades that can be supplemented with Attitude to Learning scores and

29 ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING GO4SCHOOLS What is Go4schools? GO 4 Schools is a powerful, joined-up, easy-to-use, online system that allows students, parents and teachers to access the information they need 24/7 to work together to improve student outcomes. Powerful progress report functionality is built into GO 4 Schools to allow you to collect time-stamped snapshots of headline grades that can be supplemented with Attitude to Learning scores and attendance data. The Full progress reports module allows the supplementary information to include written comments, entered as free text and/or via comment banks. Because GO 4 Schools is online, you can access your reports from home in the evenings as well as at school. This data is LIVE and can change daily. How Do I Get Started? All students will be given a log in to access this information when they start Ashlawn School. If you have lost your log in then please see IT Services. 29

30 EXAM BOARDS Subject Exam Board Useful Revision Sites 30

31 KEY STAGE 4 TARGETS 31

32 SUCCESS TRACKER Date Subject / Area What am I trying to achieve? (Target or key question) What do I need to DO to achieve it? 32

33 SUCCESS TRACKER What HELP will I need to achieve it? WHEN do I think I will achieve it? How will I KNOW I have achieved it? Have I achieved it? (Stamp / CWAL / CWAG) Evidence in: Evidence in: Evidence in: Evidence in: Evidence in: Tutor Signed: Parent Signed: 33

34 THIS MONTH I HAVE BEEN READING... July & August 2017 September 2017 October 2017 November 2017 December 2017 January

35 THIS MONTH I HAVE BEEN READING... February 2018 March 2018 April 2018 May 2018 June 2018 July

36 36 PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS

37 MAP OF THE WORLD 37

38 THE EAT WELL GUIDE 38

39 SEPTEMBER 2017 Monday 4th 1 TEACHER TRAINING DAY SCHOOL CLOSED Tuesday 5th Wednesday 6th

40 SEPTEMBER 2017 Thursday 7th 1 Friday 8th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

41 SEPTEMBER 2017 Monday 11th 2 Tuesday 12th Wednesday 13th

42 SEPTEMBER 2017 Thursday 14th 2 Friday 15th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

43 SEPTEMBER 2017 Monday 18th 1 Tuesday 19th Wednesday 20th

44 SEPTEMBER 2017 Thursday 21st 1 Friday 22nd Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

45 SEPTEMBER 2017 Monday 25th 2 Tuesday 26th Wednesday 27th

46 SEPTEMBER 2017 Thursday 28th 2 Friday 29th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

47 OCTOBER 2017 Monday 2nd 1 Tuesday 3rd Wednesday 4th

48 OCTOBER 2017 Thursday 5th 1 Friday 6th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

49 OCTOBER 2017 Monday 9th 2 Tuesday 10th Wednesday 11th

50 OCTOBER 2017 Thursday 12th 2 Friday 13th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

51 OCTOBER 2017 Monday 16th 1 Tuesday 17th Wednesday 18th

52 OCTOBER 2017 Thursday 19th 1 Friday 20th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

53 OCTOBER NOVEMBER 2017 Monday 30th 2 Tuesday 31st Wednesday 1st

54 NOVEMBER 2017 Thursday 2nd 2 Friday 3rd Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

55 NOVEMBER 2017 Monday 6th 1 Tuesday 7th Wednesday 8th

56 NOVEMBER 2017 Thursday 9th 1 Friday 10th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

57 NOVEMBER 2017 Monday 13th 2 Tuesday 14th Wednesday 15th

58 NOVEMBER 2017 Thursday 16th 2 Friday 17th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

59 NOVEMBER 2017 Monday 20th 1 Tuesday 21st Wednesday 22nd

60 NOVEMBER 2017 Thursday 23rd 1 Friday 24th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

61 NOVEMBER 2017 Monday 27th 2 Tuesday 28th Wednesday 29th

62 NOVEMBER DECEMBER 2017 Thursday 30th 2 Friday 1st TEACHER TRAINING DAY SCHOOL CLOSED Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

63 DECEMBER 2017 Monday 4th 1 Tuesday 5th Wednesday 6th

64 DECEMBER 2017 Thursday 7th 1 Friday 8th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

65 DECEMBER 2017 Monday 11th 2 Tuesday 12th Wednesday 13th

66 DECEMBER 2017 Thursday 14th 2 Friday 15th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

67 DECEMBER 2017 Monday 18th 1 Tuesday 19th Wednesday 20th

68 DECEMBER 2017 Thursday 21st 1 Friday 22nd Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

69 JANUARY 2018 Monday 8th 2 TEACHER TRAINING DAY SCHOOL CLOSED Tuesday 9th Wednesday 10th

70 JANUARY 2018 Thursday 11th 2 Friday 12th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

71 JANUARY 2018 Monday 15th 1 Tuesday 16th Wednesday 17th

72 JANUARY 2018 Thursday 18th 1 Friday 19th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

73 JANUARY 2018 Monday 22nd 2 Tuesday 23rd Wednesday 24th

74 JANUARY 2018 Thursday 25th 2 Friday 26th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

75 JANUARY FEBRUARY 2018 Monday 29th 1 Tuesday 30th Wednesday 31st

76 FEBRUARY 2018 Thursday 1st 1 Friday 2nd Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

77 FEBRUARY 2018 Monday 5th 2 Tuesday 6th Wednesday 7th

78 FEBRUARY 2018 Thursday 8th 2 Friday 9th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

79 FEBRUARY 2018 Monday 12th 1 Tuesday 13th Wednesday 14th

80 FEBRUARY 2018 Thursday 15th 1 Friday 16th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

81 FEBRUARY MARCH 2018 Monday 26th 2 Tuesday 27th Wednesday 28th

82 MARCH 2018 Thursday 1st 2 Friday 2nd Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

83 MARCH 2018 Monday 5th 1 Tuesday 6th Wednesday 7th

84 MARCH 2018 Thursday 8th 1 Friday 9th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

85 MARCH 2018 Monday 12th 2 Tuesday 13th Wednesday 14th

86 MARCH 2018 Thursday 15th 2 Friday 16th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

87 MARCH 2018 Monday 19th 1 Tuesday 20th Wednesday 21st

88 MARCH 2018 Thursday 22nd 1 Friday 23rd Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

89 MARCH 2018 Monday 26th 2 Tuesday 27th Wednesday 28th

90 MARCH 2018 Thursday 29th 2 TEACHER TRAINING DAY SCHOOL CLOSED Friday 30th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

91 APRIL 2018 Monday 16th 1 Tuesday 17th Wednesday 18th

92 APRIL 2018 Thursday 19th 1 Friday 20th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

93 APRIL 2018 Monday 23rd 2 Tuesday 24th Wednesday 25th

94 APRIL 2018 Thursday 26th 2 Friday 27th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

95 APRIL MAY 2018 Monday 30th 1 Tuesday 1st Wednesday 2nd

96 MAY 2018 Thursday 3rd 1 Friday 4th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

97 MAY 2018 Monday 7th 2 MAY BANK HOLIDAY Tuesday 8th Wednesday 9th

98 MAY 2018 Thursday 10th 2 Friday 11th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

99 MAY 2018 Monday 14th 1 Tuesday 15th Wednesday 16th

100 MAY 2018 Thursday 17th 1 Friday 18th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

101 MAY 2018 Monday 21st 2 Tuesday 22nd Wednesday 23rd

102 MAY 2018 Thursday 24th 2 Friday 25th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

103 JUNE 2018 Monday 4th 1 Tuesday 5th Wednesday 6th

104 JUNE 2018 Thursday 7th 1 Friday 8th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

105 JUNE 2018 Monday 11th 2 Tuesday 12th Wednesday 13th

106 JUNE 2018 Thursday 14th 2 Friday 15th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

107 JUNE 2018 Monday 18th 1 Tuesday 19th Wednesday 20th

108 JUNE 2018 Thursday 21st 1 Friday 22nd Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

109 JUNE 2018 Monday 25th 2 Tuesday 26th Wednesday 27th

110 JUNE 2018 Thursday 28th 2 Friday 29th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

111 JULY 2018 Monday 2nd 1 Tuesday 3rd Wednesday 4th

112 JULY 2018 Thursday 5th 1 Friday 6th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

113 JULY 2018 Monday 9th 2 Tuesday 10th Wednesday 11th

114 JULY 2018 Thursday 12th 2 Friday 13th Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

115 JULY 2018 Monday 16th 1 Tuesday 17th Wednesday 18th

116 JULY 2018 Thursday 19th 1 Friday 20th SCHOOL CLOSES AT 12 NOON Home/School Communications & Weekend Study

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The St. Marylebone Church of England Bridge School

The St. Marylebone Church of England Bridge School Home/School Agreement 2016 / 17 HOME / SCHOOL AGREEMENT The St. Marylebone CE Bridge School 17 23 Third Avenue, London W10 4RS MISSION STATEMENT The St.