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Hegartymaths update:
Hegartymaths have had some significant upgrades at 6am today and believe the site is now stable. Please make sure you log into Hegartymaths and complete the tasks set by your teacher. Remember- you must watch the video so you can learn the content and then complete the task. A bit of maths everyday will help your maths develop. ... See MoreSee Less

3 days ago

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3 days ago

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Reasons to be cheerful:

1) Audible has made hundreds of its audiobooks available for free. You just need to sign up at Audible Stories.
stories.audible.com/start-listen

2) MEL Science have allowed access to heaps of their science lessons and practicals:

melscience.com/GB-en/articles/

3) Marquee TV have access to lots of plays and performances including David Tennant's excellent performance in Shakespeare's Richard II (you don't have to have seen Richard I).

www.marquee.tv/

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4 days ago

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Hegartymaths update:
A massive well done to all our students who are managing to get onto hegarty and complete their maths work! A total of 341 hours and 15,577 questions have been answered so far this week! There is still a lot of traffic onto the site, so if you struggle to get on Hegartymaths have said to try again later on. Here are the leaderboards for this week so far. ... See MoreSee Less

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Some more fun ideas for today:

David Walliams will be releasing one of his audio stories at 11.00am every day. Listening to stories is just as important as reading them. They can be found here:

soundcloud.com/harpercollinspublishers/the-worlds-worst-children-2-3/s-zHZPQlifKuV

The Open University has a huge range of courses that can be accessed for free and will also give a free certificate of participation. This is a great way of gaining the all-important skills of independent learning. There's a huge range to browse through:

www.open.edu/openlearn/free-courses/full-catalogue

The prestigous Wigmore Hall is offering streams of its previous classical performances for free. Inject a bit of culture and indulge in a world-class performance of Beethoven:

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5 days ago

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The government announced on Friday that they will ensure GCSE, A and AS level students are awarded a grade which fairly reflects the work students have put in based on a range of evidence and data including performance on mock exams and non-exam assessment. As a school we would strongly advise that your child continues with remote learning working towards the completion of coursework for both GCSE and A level courses as some Universities and Sixth Form centres may set entrance examinations. We will continue to keep you updated following Government guidance.
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There are a wide number of things for students to get involved in duing this time. Here are just a few ideas and we will continue to update.

1) Gareth Malone (BBC's The Choir) is creating a virtual choir for those of us self-isolating. Register and find out more at this link:

decca.com/greatbritishhomechorus/

2) Joe Wicks Body Coach is live streaming a 30 minute work out at 9.00am every day. Go to his youtube channel to access the video.

www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1/featured

3) british-sign.co.uk are offering their amazing sign language courses for free to students. Go to the website to enrol. ... See MoreSee Less

6 days ago

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Remote Learning
Just a note that passwords or codes that students must use to access certain sites are case sensitive.

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