All of the latest updates from Commerce Road High School.
I recently spent two weeks at e4education. Previously, I had only worked in a small café and so the office environment was something that was quite daunting for me. However, I didn’t need to worry as the team at e4education made me feel very welcome from the outset!
The Summer term is here and we are preparing for our in school elections! Some of our Sixth Form students have nominated themselves for Prefect positions in the next academic year.
Our nominees will be battling it out with an election campaign during the month of May, leading to election day on 18th June. All students will have the ability to cast their vote during the school day and our new prefects will be announced on 21st June.
The election campaign will be down to the nominees to stand out from the rest and create a campaign like no other before! They will be thinking big, bold and extravagant ready for the voting to commence.
Watch this space....!
Commerce Road has revamped its garden with the help of the RHS.
We are pleased to welcome back all pupils on the 8th March
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Please follow the link to complete our beach school form.
Christmas at Grafton Primary might look a little different this year but nonetheless we are all excited to share in the enjoyment of the festive season.
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The Children's Laureate is a well-known writer or illustrator of children's books, who is elected by a panel of judges to 'promote and encourage children's interest in books, reading and writing'.
For the 2019 to 2021 period, Cressida Cowell has been chosen as Children's Laureate. She is the bestselling author of the much loved 'How To Train Your Dragon' and 'The Wizards of Once' book series.
As part of Cressida's plans for her appointment to the role of Children’s Laureate, she wishes to ‘boost creative writing in schools and halt the decline of primary school libraries’. She also wants to encourage children to ‘read for the joy of it’ and to understand that it’s 'okay to put a book down if they’re not enjoying it’ - which is certainly sage advice. We look forward to seeing what she achieves in her new role and how this impacts our local libraries and schools.
From the 10th – 14th of June 2019, the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) are running their annual Healthy Eating Week to celebrate healthy food and promote a healthy lifestyle in Britain’s schools. Any nursery, primary, special and secondary school can sign up to the week via the BNF website – as of the 24th May 2019, 4473 nurseries and schools have done so. That’s 1.9 million children!
Once signed up, your institute will have access to a variety of age-specific resources to use not only this week, but all year round. This year, the BNF have chosen to focus on breakfast, eating 5 a day, hydration, activity and sleep.
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