Welcome to the Year 11 page

Masterclass Schedule

Maximising every second 

Morning Mastery Session

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Knowledge Organiser/SLT Assembly	Science	English	English	Maths

 

Masterclass weekly Timetable

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Maths	English	Science	Option B & C	Option A & D

 

 

Day	Subject
Monday (week A & B)	Maths
Tuesday (week A & B)	English
Wednesday (week A & B)	Science
Thursday (week A)	Option B Music, Art, Business (11z/BuB) & IT
hursday (week B)	Option C Drama, French 11z/FRC, Geography 11q and History (11p/Hi1)
Friday (week A)	Option A GCSE PE/BTEC Sport/ History (11Q/Hi1) Geography (11q/Ge1), Textiles
Friday (week B)	Option D French (11z/FRD), Food, RE and Business (11z/BuD)

 

8.00-8.45	Morning Mastery (Intervention)
9.00-9.50	Lesson 1
9.50-10.40	Lesson 2
11.00-11.50	Lesson 3
11.50-12.40	Lesson 4
13.25-14.15	Lesson 5
14.15-15.05	Lesson 6
15.05-16.00	Masterclass
16.00-17.00	Evening Excellence (Intervention)

Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday we allow students to stay on after Masterclass and work independently from 4.00 - 5.00pm.  This is the kind of hard work that will ultimately lead to success.

To support our students learning we set homework tasks. Homework is work that is set to be completed outside the timetabled curriculum. It contains an element of independent study in that it is not usually directly supervised by a teacher. We use a range of online platforms to set, track and monitor homework.

There is clear evidence that successful students make progress when they embrace homework, and see the clear purpose of the task being set. Through homework, students become flexible independent learners able to cope with the demands of a future working life.

Homework enhances student learning, improves achievement and develops students’ study skills and as such is an integral part of the curriculum. It requires careful planning and integration into the scheme of work of each curriculum area and may form part of the evidence from which teachers make assessment decisions reporting on student progress.

Year 11 is an extremely important year. Preparing for exams can be stressful.

Here are five key ways for your child to look after their mental health:

1. Talk to others 

When we talk to our friends, parents or teachers, it almost always makes things better – a problem shared is a problem halved.

1. Get enough sleep 

Aim for at least eight hours each night.

1. Limit your use of social media
2. Take regular breaks while working or revising
3. Eat healthily and exercise regularly

If you look after your body, it helps to look after your mind too. Even a short walk can help you.