KEY STAGE 3STUDENT BULLETIN

Thought for the Week:CHARITY AWARENESS

CALENDARWhat’s on this week

 MON2nd March  

1.10 pm MP6 Club L2

 TUES3rd March

1.15 pm Languages Club in MFL22:30pm SEN Homework Club in G3(Homework Help, crafts, fun!) – Learning Forum

 WED4th March

Y9 Assembly – Main Hall (MK)Y7 Assembly – Learning Forum (JM)2.30 pm Student Council Sign Language Club – H5

 THURS 5th March  

Y8 Assembly – Main Hall (MK)Y9 WISPA Conference1 pm Spanish Club in L32:30pm SEN Homework Club in G3

 FRI6th March

Y7 Assembly – Main Hall (MK)Y8 Assembly – Learning Forum (DB)International Women’s Day3:30 P4/5 Project Africa Concert

  Lunchtime After School

Monday Lexia in G2 (invite only)

Tuesday year 10 student council in H5 Tuesday after school Create Club in the Community Hall.

Wednesday Lexia in G2 (invite only) Y11 MATHS SUPPORT M2, M3 AND M5

Thursday Lexia in G2 (invite only)

Year 11 student council in H5

Friday

Study Support

Thinking of Your Safety• Do not give out your personal details to online mates. Personal stuff

includes your messenger id, email address, mobile number and any pictures of you.

• If you publish a picture or video online-anyone can change it or share it.

• SPAM/junk email & texts: don't believe it, reply to it or use it.

• Do not open files that are from people you don't know.

• Some people lie online.

• Do not have online mates you have not personally talked to first.

• It’s never too late to tell someone if something makes you feel

uncomfortable.

• There are people who can help.

INTERNET SAFETY

Report online abuse to your parents and/or teacher.

COLLEGE DRESS CODEExpectations for Everyday

• Plain Black Sweatshirt for all years• Plain white polo shirt with collar• Plain black trousers (no jeans, tracksuit bottoms or

leggings) plain black skirt (knee length or longer), no shorts• Plain black belt for supporting trousers (not a fashion belt)• Plain black footwear, no obvious trainers, no multi coloured

or florescent laces• Plain outdoor coat, not a hoodie sweatshirt, no denim

jackets or • leather/leather effect jackets, no obvious large brand

writing• Bag for personal planner, pen, home learning folders etc!

SPELLING LISTS

Words using “se” or “ce”

BecauseNice

AdviceAdvise

PracticePractiseChanceChaseChoiceChoose

SPELLING LISTS

Ask your teacher if you are unsure of the meaning of any of these words.

Try using these words in your written work this week. Can you write a sentence using these words?

Charity AwarenessSupport HelpfulDeed

ResponsibilityCare

ComfortAid Give

AssistanceSelfless

Click here for word search

Hunt the Hamilton Horse

House challenge

• There will be a house point challenge every Monday, just for Year 7 and 8

• The challenge is to HUNT THE HAMILTON HORSE!

• Somewhere around the school a picture of the Hamilton Horse will be hidden during the day

• He will then be brought back to the stables for the rest of the week

House challenge

• To win your tutor group a house point, find the horse

• Your tutor must then email the answer to Miss Iredale during registration on Tuesday

Look out for Friday’s house challenge…Can you work out the riddle this week?

Riddle me this…

MUSIC TUITIONDuring Lesson Time

Any students receiving music tuition should sign in at student reception

when they come to the Music/Drama department.

This will prevent late or absent marks.

MUSIC TUITIONIndividual Tuition During Lessons and After

SchoolIf you are interested in one-to-one music tuition lessons (guitar, keyboard, drum),

please speak to someone in the Drama/Music department and collect a

letter.

For those who received tuition last academic year, a letter will be given to your tutors. If

you would like to continue with tuition, please return the reply slip asap.

VPA LUNCHTIME ACCESS

For Your Attention

Should any student wish to book a rehearsal space in the Drama/Music department during lunchtimes, they

must book in MONDAY BREAKTIME.

Students are now allowed one booking a week and will be marked in on arrival.

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Monday 2nd MarchTime Student(s)

 

8.40am Georgia Eason

9.00am  

9.20am Harrison Allen 9.40am  

10.00am Alicia Garner10.20am Matthew Barr10.40am Break10.50am Tina Chi11.10am Daisy Connor

11.30am Jenni Sheppard

11.50am Leighton Holt12.10pm Cameron Burchnall12.30pm Austin Dudson1.00pm Break 1.10pm Band Workshop1.30pm Chantelle Bryant 1.50pm  2.10pm Natasha Parkinson

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Wednesday 4th MarchTime Student(s)

8:40 am Rebecca Truscott (keys)9.00am Sharan Jandu (keys) 9.20am Elliot Poole (keys)9.40am Nyrae Lawrence(vocals)

10.00am Kelsey Upton (Vocals)10.20am Ella Richardson(keys)10.40am Break10.50am James Holyoake (keys)11.10am Demi-Mae Smith (keys)11.30am Marta Woloszyk (vocals)11.50am Jack Hopper (keys)12.10pm Hibaaq Siaid (vocals)12.30pm Shannon Haywood (keys)1.00pm Break1.30pm Rebbeca Stone(vocals)1.50pm Ethan Wingfield Slade (vocals)2.10pm Tom Freeman (keys) 2.30pm Jessica Shipley (keys)

DRUM

TUITIO

NTimes stay the same each week

Day Time Student

MondayN/A  

1.10pm Nishat Nurani2.35pm Jack Sloan

TuesdayN/A  

1.10pm James Southwick2.35pm Jacob Wakeling

WednesdayN/A  

1.10pm Eva Fenemore 2.35pm Kelly Evans

ThursdayN/A  

1.10pm Bobby okorou2.35pm Sydney Hings

FridayN/A  

1.10pm George Ackers2.35pm  

All students are expected to bring kit to their PE lessons – this includes those students that have a note stating they are ill or injured (you will still be expected to take an active role in the lesson).

The kit needs to consist of:

• Indoor: Plain blue polo (collared) shirt Dark bottoms/shorts Clean trainers

• Outdoor: Plain blue polo (collared) shirt Dark jumper Dark bottoms Trainers/Boots depending on the

activity

Your teacher will allow sports jackets & hooded tops in certain circumstances – if they feel they are not required, or could be a health

& safety risk, you will not be allowed to wear them.

Physical Education Kit Policy 

All students are expected to bring kit to their PE lessons – this includes those students that have a note stating they are ill or injured (you will still be expected to take an active role in the lesson). The kit needs to consist of:

Indoor: i. Plain blue polo (collared) shirt

ii. Dark bottoms/shorts iii. Clean trainers

Outdoor i. Plain blue polo (collared) shirt

ii. Dark jumper iii. Dark bottoms iv. Trainers/Boots depending on the activity

Your teacher will allow sports jackets & hooded tops in certain circumstances – if they feel they are not required, or could be a health & safety risk, you will not be allowed to wear them

Physical Education Kit Policy 

All students are expected to bring kit to their PE lessons – this includes those students that have a note stating they are ill or injured (you will still be expected to take an active role in the lesson). The kit needs to consist of:

Indoor: i. Plain blue polo (collared) shirt

ii. Dark bottoms/shorts iii. Clean trainers

Outdoor i. Plain blue polo (collared) shirt

ii. Dark jumper iii. Dark bottoms iv. Trainers/Boots depending on the activity

Your teacher will allow sports jackets & hooded tops in certain circumstances – if they feel they are not required, or could be a health & safety risk, you will not be allowed to wear them

Physical Education Kit Policy 

All students are expected to bring kit to their PE lessons – this includes those students that have a note stating they are ill or injured (you will still be expected to take an active role in the lesson). The kit needs to consist of:

Indoor: i. Plain blue polo (collared) shirt

ii. Dark bottoms/shorts iii. Clean trainers

Outdoor i. Plain blue polo (collared) shirt

ii. Dark jumper iii. Dark bottoms iv. Trainers/Boots depending on the activity

Your teacher will allow sports jackets & hooded tops in certain circumstances – if they feel they are not required, or could be a health & safety risk, you will not be allowed to wear them

PHYSICAL EDUCATION KIT POLICY

What’s going on in the PE FacultyExtra-curricular activities, until Easter

Day Club Years Time

Mon.

Tues. Boys Rugby Club – Field & Top GymBoys Cricket Club – Sports HallGirls Football Club – New gym

Years 7 – 10Years 9 & 10Years 9 & 10

2:45 – 3:45pm2:45 – 3:45pm2:45 – 3:45pm

Weds.Girls Netball Club – Front Courts Years 7 & 8 2:45 – 3:45pm

Thurs. Boys Cricket Club – Sports HallBoys & Girls Dance Club – New Gym

Years 7 & 8All Years

2:45 – 3:45pm2:45 – 3:45pm

Fri.

These activities are open to everyone, regardless of ability. Why not come along and have a go!!

Get involved in creating your school’s newsletter!All years welcome!

Thursday lunchtime1.15-1.30

Room E5with Miss Wells,

Miss Heatley andMrs McGeehan

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WHEN? MON, WED AND THUR – IT5

(for Doddle Homework)Collect Lunch passes

from English Office at

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H2

Mondays and Tuesdays lunch time welcome to come and say what you think.

Come and help Hamilton become the best school in Leicester.

ANYONE CAN COME TO SEE THE STUDENT LEADERS IF YOU

HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY.

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MEDICALROOM

MEDICAL ROOM RULESThe Medical Room is open to

all students all day, to go to the

medical room you must:Get a mark from your class

teacherBe given a note by your class

teacherIf any of these things have not

been done you will be turned

away.Unless it is an EMERGENCY

Once you have been seen by a

member of staff, if you are well

enough you will be sent straight

back to class.If you get any worse throughout

the day, speak to your class

teacher and they will let you

return to the medical room.

MEDICAL ROOM RULES

MEDICAL ROOM RULESIf the member of staff feels

you need to go home,

parents or guardians will be

contacted for you to be

collected from school.

No student will be allowed

to leave school without a

parent guardian, this is the law.

MEDICAL ROOM RULESBeing sent home if your condition is

not serious is wasting your time

which is impacting on vital learning.

It is also wasting time that could be

spent with situations that are serious.

Be responsible and make

the right choices!

Medical Room. Science.Design and Technology

P.EReception Integrated Services Centre

SEN Office

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