Catherine Jack 12K
Alex Neshkova 11C
Isabelle Leather 11K
Aurora Merolle 11W
Ashwin Nair 10W
Emma Baylis 9C
Naomi Kirwin 9R
Fflur Pidsley 8B
Nieve Yeo 8V
Rachel Aldridge 8C
Frank Graham 8K
Beatrix Grainge 7T
Maisie Warrington 7K
Aidan Sullivan 7K
Aaron Southern 7K
Thank you to those who helped with European Day of Languages and Open Evening from the MFL department!
We are excited to invite prospective Sixth Form students and their families to our Open Evening which will take place on Tuesday 17th October 6-8pm
On Wednesday evening, the Year 7 football team took part in a football festival at Knutsford Academy. They played some excellent football, winning two games and drawing two games, ending the evening unbeaten. They also played all four games without conceding a goal, a brilliant achievement! Well done to all involved!
Who is important in History?
KS3 History Club
Where: H1
When: Thursday Lunchtime Week 2
Starting Thursday 12th October in H1
DO HOLLYWOOD FILMS GIVE AN ACCURATE PICTURE OF HISTORY? DOES IT MATTER?
GCSE History Film Club
Every Friday Week 1
lunchtimes in h1
Starting Friday 6th October
A Level History Book Club
Friday Week 2, lunchtimes in h1
Starting Friday 13th October
Northwich Leisure Centre
Thursday 12 October 3.30pm-6pm
Free and open to all in the local area, especially those in Year 9 – 13 including parents/carers.
With over 50 stands, meet with:
employers, colleges, universities, training providers and voluntary organisation from varying sectors, including digital, manufacturing, healthcare, and public services.
Whether you are deciding on subjects to study or careers to pursue, this is a great step to help
• Learn about apprenticeships, T-Levels and A Level progression routes
• Find out more about going to university and interact with local universities
. Seek out part time jobs, volunteering placements or work experience opportunities
Register Now at
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/northwich-and-winsford-careers-fair-public-sign-up-tickets-717789165717
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Grade 7
Closing date: 9am Monday 09 October 2023.
Click here for further information
Your School Lottery
This week’s jackpot winning number is:
448024
One of our supporters won £11.10 in the draw!
Please support the school by signing up at www.yourschoollottery.co.uk
As we start the 2023/24 academic year we hope you have all had a lovely summer and a smooth transition back to school/college.
PCF CWaC are excited to share with you our calendar of events for this academic year, we hope you will be able to join us whether that be online, at one of our in-person Forum events or for a cup of coffee.
Click here to read the Newsletter
Lunchtime:
Monday : Script Reading Club in Drama Studio
Monday : Linguistics Club, Years 10,11,12,13 in E7
Tuesday : Science Club in S5
Tuesday : Chess Club in M5
Wednesday : Art club – all years in A1 and A2
Wednesday : Easy as Pi – Maths Club – in M6
Wednesday : Dungeons and Dragons in B5
Thursday : Art club -all years A1 in and A2.
After School:
Tuesday
Performing Arts Club – 3.15 – 4.30 Drama
Food Club – Year 9 and GCSE – 3.15 – 4.30 in T6
Wednesday
Dungeons and Dragons – in the library
Thursday
Art club for KS4 and 5 in A2
Lunchtime:
Monday : Key stage 3 Keyboard Club
Monday : Woodwind Ensemble in 1M
Tuesday : Ukulele Club
Tuesday : Singformers in 2M
Wednesday : Jazz Band (GCSE and A Level)
Thursday : String Ensemble
Friday : GCSE Music Coursework
After School:
Tuesday 14/9 :
Rock School – year 7-9
Wednesday 20/9 :
Choir (3.15-5pm)
Thursday 21/9
Orchestra
Lunchtime:
Monday : Football – sports Hall – Year 9
Tuesday : Football – sports Hall – Year 10
Wednesday : Football – sports Hall – Year 7&8
Thursday : Football – sports Hall – Year 9
Friday : Football – sports Hall – Year 9
After School:
Tues 3rd October
Year 7 & 8 football training @ St Nicholas
Wed 4th October
Year 9, 10 & 11 football training @ St Nicholas
Thurs 5th October
GCSE Practical Sports Evening (3:15pm-4:15pm)
Fri 6th October
All years run club
Year 7 & 8 rugby training @ St Nicholas
Advice from the NHS
Coughs and colds
It’s fine to send your child to school with a minor cough or common cold. But if they have a fever, keep them off school until the fever goes.
Encourage your child to throw away any used tissues and to wash their hands regularly.
High temperature
If your child has a high temperature, keep them off school until it goes away.
COVID-19
If your child has mild symptoms, such as a runny nose, sore throat, or slight cough, and feels well enough, they can go to school.
Your child should try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people if they have symptoms of COVID-19 and they either: have a high temperature or do not feel well enough to go to school or do their normal activities
What to do if your child has tested positive
Your child is no longer required to do a COVID-19 rapid lateral flow test if they have symptoms. But if your child has tested positive for COVID-19, they should try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for 3 days after the day they took the test.
Click here for further advice from the NHS
Wednesday 4th October Year 7 Welcome Mass 6pm
Thursday 5th October – Friday 7th October Year 10 RE London trip departs
Friday 6th October CAFOD Harvest Day
Wednesday 11th October Year 8 Retreat Day
Thursday 12th October Year 7 Information Evening (Form Tutors only) 4.15pm
Thursday 12th October Year 7 Parents’ Information Evening for Residential (5pm & 5.45pm)
Monday 16th October Year 11 SEN Parent Focus Meeting 4-5.15pm
Tues 17th October Sixth Form Open Evening 6-8:15pm
Thursday 19th October Year 7 Learn to Learn Sessions
Friday 20th October Half term SCHOOL CLOSES
Monday 30th October SCHOOL RE-OPENS
Monday 30th October Year 11 Exams commence
Click here for future dates
“Everyone matters – so attendance matters”