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Term time dates
School will be closed from Monday 7th April and reopen on Tuesday 22nd April.
To view our term dates for the academic year, please see here.
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A huge well done to this week's Super Scientists! Brilliant work in your lessons! We're very proud of you all✨⭐ ... See MoreSee Less
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Keighley Barry Oliver’s on there
🏆Congratulations to our XTEND Penathlon Yr 8 and 9 Team, who defended their Greater Manchester County title on Thursday! The North West Regional Finals here we come!! 💪✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done to you all 👏 proud of my Son again ❣️
Woop woop well done kids!
Weldone all proud of my grestgrands♥️
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A huge well done to our Year 7A Netball Team who came 3rd place in the Trafford Schools Tournament yesterday! The team played brilliantly, we lost 3-2 against Loreto, then beat North Cestrian School 10-4, Sale Grammar 6-2, Wellington School 6-0 and lost 16-4 to Altrincham Girls. We're very proud of you! 🤩🙌 ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟Tutor Group Charity Fundraising–Supporting Our Community!
🧁⚽️This term, our tutor groups have been competing to raise the most money for our chosen charities. Students have shown incredible leadership and creativity, organising and participating in a variety of fundraising events. From bake sales and sporting tournaments to bingo nights and sponsored runs, the school community has come together in support of these important causes.
🫶💙The charities we are supporting are close to our hearts:
• CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young)
• Papyrus (Prevention of Suicide in Young People)
• The Brain Tumour Charity
😍👌We would love for you to join us in supporting these worthy causes. If you would like to contribute, donations can be made through ParentPay. If you need assistance or would like to explore other ways to donate, please don’t hesitate to contact the school office. Thank you for your generosity and support! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Easter Attendance Challenge is in full swing! We're giving away Easter eggs each day and also there will be a chance to win a £50 Amazon voucher on the last week of term! Students need to attend school everyday between 10th March and 4th April to be in with a chance to win! 🐰🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
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⭐️Thank you to all of our students that took part in our Charity Football Match to raise money for one of our dedicated charities, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), which is a cause that is very close to our school community 🫶
✨The Year 7’s played against the Year 8’s and the Year 8’s won 3-2 in the last minute! Then two of our Year 10 teams played against each other with the non-bib team winning on penalties! A huge thank you to everyone in Form 10JDA for helping to organise the event!⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done you lovely lot ❤️
Great event thank you
Lovely thing to do 🥰
Absolutely brilliant.
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🐝Important changes to Bee Network child tickets
From 23 March tap and go contactless payments are being introduced across Bee Network buses and trams for full fare paying adults only. Child tickets are not available using tap and go. Children can continue to use their current method of payment for travelling to school or leisure (e.g. cash, contactless).
At the same time, we’re making it even easier to pay for child tickets on the Bee Network app.
Single child hopper tickets will be available on the app, alongside a range of other child tickets. It’s the safe, cash-free way to pay for travel.
Here’s our top tips for paying for child fares from 23 March:
• Download the Bee Network app to pay for a range of child tickets.
• When paying with contactless always ask the bus driver for a child ticket before tapping your card (to avoid getting charged adult fare).
• Keep your TfGM travel pass (igo card, Our Pass) separate from bank cards when you tap the card reader, to avoid your bank card being charged an adult fare.
As always, your one-stop-shop for travelling to school information is available at www.beenetwork.com/schools
If you have any further questions or want to speak to someone, please get in touch with the Bee Network Contact Centre online or call: 0161 244 1000. ... See MoreSee Less
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🏆A huge well done to our Science Week winners for their wonderful posters! A great effort by everyone that took part! 🤩👌 ... See MoreSee Less
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A group of Year 10 students recently visited Brentwood School in Sale to see the new building. Staff from GallifordTry spoke to them about careers in construction and took them on a tour of the site. Construction is a massive growth sector in Manchester and the industry is particularly keen to employ more women. Lots of job opportunities for the future!👷♀️👷 ... See MoreSee Less
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