4 march 2016 Newsletter

SPECIALISM SUCCESS

The final round of The Time 2 Change Competition 2016 was celebrated in The Romero Centre at All Hallows on 3 March 2016 with 6 local primary schools sending their own winning teams to compete for The Overall Winner 2016, Runner Up 2016 and Best Folder 2016. The challenge set was to create and design a 'Robot' to support Fairtrade farmers for a named foreign country that was fit for purpose taking into account terrain, climate etc. Teams had to purchase resources and materials using the appropriate foreign language, design a logo for The Robot incorporating The FAIRTRADE sign and create a 'catch phrase' for The Robot to help promote Fairtrade. With each team working on a different country, pupils came up with some fantastic designs. Judge Aimee Baker had a difficult job choosing a winner as the standard was so high across all the schools that took part. Aimee is a Freelance Project Manager with seven years experience in large scale events. She judged the competition as part of a 3 day visit to All Hallows. In the end, after presentations from each team, The 'Overall Winner Award' for 2016 went to St Gregory's, with Hollinhey, coming in as 'Runners Up' and The 'Best Team Folder Award' went to St Mary's, Congleton. The Awards were presented by Hannah Bristow (Y13 student at All Hallows), now Double World Champion Yacht Sailor and 'top female sailor' nationally. She is currently preparing for the next Olympic Games. As an added bonus, the competition, which started back in September 2015 raised almost £1,000 for more than 10 different charities.

COLLEGE PRAYER

Prayer for Fairtrade Fortnight, Feb 23 - March 13 God of solidarity, You entrusted the earth and its

resources to the stewardship of humankind. Yet the goods of creation, destined for the whole

human race, are enjoyed by a privileged few. For the producers of our consumer goods there are no

privileges; just working long hours for little pay. For us, who benefit from unfair trade, we take for

granted the toils of men and women who maintain our standard of living.

Inspired by Jesus who brought good news to the poor, show us how we may stand in solidarity with people

who suffer through unjust trading rules. May they soon experience the joy of the vineyard

workers who were called to be the first among the last, and were included as equal inheritors of your kingdom.

We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. Tony Singleton/CAFOD

Prayer focus: The Unemployed

Friday 4 March 2016 All Hallows Catholic College Newsletter Easter Term

WELCOME

This week we welcome Sr Susan to our chaplaincy team. Sister Susan has many years experience as both a teacher of RE and School Chaplain. She was instrumental in helping us to find a project to support in India 6 years ago. She will be working with us for 2 days a week helping to further our work in Chaplaincy.

Uniform and Equipment: All students should attend College wearing the correct, full uniform and be carrying the correct equipment in a College bag A full list of uniform and equipment expectations was sent to parents together with the end of year report. Student Planners: Parents are requested to check student planners regularly and sign them once weekly. Student Absence: Parents are requested to contact the College on the first and every day of a student’s absence. If no explanation is received by 11am, the College will contact parents in the first instance by mean of mobile ‘phone text message or voicemail broadcast. Family Holidays: Parents are requested to avoid taking students out of school during term-time. The term dates are published on the website.

PARENTS AS PARTNERS:

Tuesday 10 May 2016

Year 7 Attend College Activity Day (organised by Mrs Marshall)

Year 8 CONSULTATION DAY Reading blog at home on theme of Languages when not in ap-pointments (organised by Lan-guages Faculty)

Year 9 Year 9 Higher Education visit or-ganised by Miss Thomason and Mr Blades

Year 10 CONSULTATION DAY Reading blog at home on theme of Sport, Exercise and Diet when not in lessons (organised by PE and DT Faculties)

Year 11 Home Study / Revision Study – Science work to be set (at home or in College – organised by Sci-ence Faculty)

Year 12/13 Revision Day / Private Study in college or at home (organised by Mrs Garvey)

CONSULTATION DAY

Students must sign out at the Attendance Office before leaving College to attend a medical appointment. When they return to College the student must sign back in. This ensures registers will be accurate and we know the student is off site should we have a fire alarm. The Attendance Office is located in an office along the RE corridor. We thank parents for making medical appointments, where possible, that do not take up a whole day of schooling. This often allows a student to have their legal registration mark for both morning and afternoon sessions and so their overall attendance does not fall.

MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS DURING THE COLLEGE DAY

Holidays have not been authorised since 1st September 2013 under legislation on all English schools. Requests for holidays must still be made in writing to the appropriate Key Stage leader (Mrs Garvey KS5, Mr Diamond/Mr Blades KS4/KS3), but in the vast majority of cases they will be unauthorised. A Fixed Penalty Notice may be issued of £60 per parent / carer per student, to be paid within 21 days, otherwise the penalty will rise to £120 per parent / carer to be paid within 28 days. If the penalty remains unpaid then the matter will proceed to the Magistrates Court where you will receive a criminal record if you are found guilty. Please can all holiday requests be made well in advance of the holiday being taken if not before the holiday is booked.

HOLIDAY ABSENCE FROM COLLEGE

Whilst the College requires parents to contact us on each day of absence, school policy now requires that any student who accumulates 7 or more days of absence during the course of the academic year will be asked to provide medical confirmation of the need to be absent before any further absences are authorised for medical reasons. This is a necessary measure as we closely monitor absence due to illness / medical reasons in order that we can ensure students are supported where needed. For your information medical confirmation does not have to be a doctor's note but can also take the form of a medical appointment card, a copy of a relevant dated prescription or evidence of medication being taken. If no medical evidence is provided then the absence will be coded as unauthorised. Ten or more unauthorised absences may result in you receiving a Fixed Penalty Notice. This incurs a penalty of £60 per parent / carer to be paid within 21 days, otherwise the penalty will rise to £120 per parent / carer to be paid within 28 days. If the penalty remains unpaid then the matter will proceed to the Magistrates Court where you will receive a criminal record if you are found guilty. The link between attendance and achievement is well researched and documented and students should be aiming for an attendance rate of no less than 97% over the year. Thank you for your continued support with this importance issue.

MEDICAL ABSENCE FROM COLLEGE


ATTENDANCE MATTERS

Attendance matters at All Hallows Over the last week of College attendance was as follows: Year 7 - 96.3% (up 0.2% on last week, well done Year 7) Year 8 - 95.4% (down 0.3%) Year 9 - 94.6% (down 0.2%) Year 10 - 94.8% (down 0.9%) Year 11 - 92.9% (up 0.9%, but still low) Year 12 - 96.3% (up 0.5%, well done Year 12) Year 13 - 90.7% (down 2.8%) Attendance between Year 7 and Year 11 last week was 94.8% (no change from last week but 0.8% lower than the same time last year). Our overall attendance since 2 September 2015 has fallen 0.1% to 95.4%. We aim for 97%. Last week GIRLS attendance (Years 7-11) was 94.7% (no change on last week), BOYS attendance Year 7-11) was 94.9% (down 0.1% on last week). Since 2 September 2015 boys attendance between Years 7-11 is 95.6% and girls attendance between Years 7-11 is 95.3%.

CHANGES TO ATTENDANCE POLICY

From September 2015 the College has changed the definition of “persistent absence” we use to include those students who are under 90% attendance. This is in line with national guidelines and increases the threshold from 85% at present.

STUDENT SUPPORT ACROSS THE COLLEGE 2015/16

[email protected] emails will be read by a Senior Teacher [email protected]

[email protected]

= Staff Present

NAME JOB MON TUES WED THUR FRI VENUE

Mrs J Pilling Careers Advisor Student Support Office

Mrs L Nolan Visyon Counsellor Student Support Office

Mrs R Czerwinski College Nurse Student Support Office

Mrs P Shatwell Family Support Office between rooms A9 and A10

Mrs J Beard and Mrs P Prince Education

Pastoral Office (ground floor of Fisher Building)

Welfare

CAREERS ADVICE FOR STUDENTS

If any parent would like their son or daughter to have a careers interview with Mrs Pilling, our Careers Advisor, this year then please notify the relevant Year Learning Leader who can ensure names are added to the list. Mrs Pilling will prioritise Year 10-13, but students in Years 7-9 are welcome to attend her Thursday lunch time drop in. She uses the Student Support Office based next door to Music.

Most students appreciate the importance of being in College on time. Children who are regularly late do miss out on their education and form bad habits that will not be tolerated in the workplace. We need to inform parents that students must be in the registration form class for the register to be taken at 8.45a.m. This means students should arrive 5-10 minutes earlier in College to be on time. Any student who arrives after 8.45a.m. will receive a L code. Two L codes within a week will result in a whole college detention to be held each Thursday. Any student who arrives after 9.05a.m. will receive a U code. This means they will be classed as absent for the whole morning and this may have consequences for overall attendance. We are aware that College buses are sometimes late and we can confirm these students are not negatively marked in the register when this happens. Thank you for your co-operation in this matter. Gates are manned by members of staff and names will be taken of those students who are late.

BEING PUNCTUAL AT ALL HALLOWS

MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS DURING THE COLLEGE DAY

Year 7: 8 March - 11.45 am-12.30 pm Year 8: 22 March 2pm -2.45pm Year 9: 18 March 2pm –2.45pm Year 10: 21 March 9am -9.45am Year 11: 24 Mar 1.15pm -2.00pm These are for parents who would like to discuss any concerns relating to their child. No appointment is necessary but please be prepared to wait. Please contact our Pastoral Assistant ([email protected] 01625 410285 x215), should you require an appointment with a Year Learning Leader at any other time.

YEAR LEARNING LEADER “DROP IN SURGERIES”



Students across Years 7 to 11 will be challenged to have 100% attendance once again as part of an attendance competition. This helped attendance to be raised last year and the prizes proved popular amongst students. Students will enter a prize draw for Amazon gift vouchers if they have 100% attendance for the 2 weeks leading up to a specific holiday. Year 7 and Year 8 - 100% attendance for 2 weeks leading up to Easter (£25 voucher) Years 9 to 11 - 100% attendance for 2 weeks leading up to May half term (£25 voucher) Years 7 to 10 - 100% attendance for 2 weeks leading up to the end of the summer term in July (£50 voucher) Attendance matters at All Hallows and the link between attendance and achievement is well known and shared with our stu-dents. Mr Blades, Assistant Principal

ATTENDANCE MATTERS AT ALL HALLOWS - 100% ATTENDANCE COMPETITION

UPCOMING EVENTS

March

Performing Arts Showcase Wednesday 9th March 7.00pm-8.30pm Year 11 photographs Wednesday 16th March Year 8 Pathways Evening Thursday 17th March 7.00pm-9.30pm Y13 Resit Awards Issued Friday 18th March Y11 Key Marginal Students’ Evening En/Ma/Sc/La Tuesday 22nd March 4.30pm-7.30pm Y10 Mock Results Day Wednesday 23rd March AHLC Sports Tournament Wednesday 23rd March 1.00pm-3.00pm Easter Half Term Thursday 24th March

April Easter Booster Classes for Years 10,11 and 6th form by invitation Monday 4th April Tuesday 5th April National Youth Orchestra Sunday 10th April at The Bridgewater Hall Subject teachers Issue progress grades 7-9, 11 Monday 11th April NYO “Play the School” (venue tbc) Monday 11th—Wednesday 13th April Y10 and 12 Re-sits Y10 and 12 Re-sits Monday 11th - Friday 15th April Y8 Pathway Choices Deadline Wednesday 13th April An Evening at the Movies Wednesday 13th—Thursday 14th 7-8.30pm Y12 Reports Issued Friday 15th April Year 7-9, Academic Reviews Issued Friday 22nd April Y10 Reports Issued Friday 22nd April Y11 and 13 Walking Talking Mock Week Monday 25th April Y10 and 12 Resit Awards Issued Friday 29th April

May Year 8 Retreat Wednesday 4th May - Friday 6th May PTA Chester Zoo Saturday 7th May Yr 8 and Yr 10 Parent consultation Day Tuesday 10th May 9.00am—7.00pm PTA Palace theatre Trip “Mamma Mia” Friday 13th May—Saturday 14th May Yr 5 Open Morning Monday 16th May 9.30am—11am Yr 5and 6 Athletics tournament Wednesday 18th May 1.00pm—3.00pm Andalucia Tuesday 26th May—Sunday 29th May

UPCOMING TRIPS/DATES /EVENTS

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KS 4/5 AFTER COLLEGE DROP IN SESSIONS 2015/16

DAY SUBJECT TIME Monday Science/Languages 3:30 – 4:30

Tuesday Maths 3:30 - 4:30

Wednesday Art 2:45 – 4:00

Thursday Product Design – D3 Hospitality and Catering – F21 Music – E1 History F13 Business Studies (GCSE) F15 English (see revision timetable for breakdown) http://smartfuse.s3.amazonaws.com/2b494380ca1f7fa63086fca40b33b30e/uploads/2014/02/English.pdf

3:30 – 4:30 3:30 – 4:30 3:30 – 4:30 3:30 – 4:30 3:30 – 4:30 3:30 – 4:30

DURING COLLEGE DROP IN SESSIONS 2015/16

SUBJECT TIME

MONDAY GCSE ICT RE Intervention Geography Intervention

Break 1 &Break 2 Break 2 Break 2

TUESDAY Art Drop in Science Drop-in

Break 2 Break 2

WEDNESDAY Art Drop in Break 2

THURSDAY Art Drop in Science Drop-in

Break 2 Break 2

FRIDAY Health and Social Care Business Studies

Break 1 Break 1

Term College Opens to Students College Closes to Students

Easter Monday 22 February 2016 Thursday 24 March 2016

Whitsun Monday 11 April 2016 Thursday 26 May 2016

Trinity Monday 6 June 2016 Tuesday 19 July 2016

COLLEGE TERM DATES

RAISING MONEY FOR CROHNS DISEASE AWARENESS.

Year 8 student Tyler Lovatt is raising money for Crohn’s Disease Awareness. On the 24th of March,

Tyler will dye his hair purple.

For anyone who would like to support Tyler, and his fund raising efforts, please access the link below

http://smartfuse.s3.amazonaws.com/2b494380ca1f7fa63086fca40b33b30e/uploads/2014/02/English.pdf




Date Exam/Test

7 Mar – 18 Mar 2016 Y7-9 Internal Assessments

7 Mar – 14 Mar 2016 Y10 Mock Exams

Apr – May 2016 GCE/GCSE Languages, PE, Dance, Drama & Art Exams

4 May – 29 Jun 2016 GCE/GCSE Public Exams

13 Jun – 17 Jun 2016 Y7,8 & 9 Mock Exams

13 Jun – 24 Jun 2016 Y10 Assessments

IMPORTANT EXAM/TEST DATES GCE Results Day: Thursday 18 August

2016 GCSE Results Day:

Thursday 25 August 2016

You may access a copy of your child’s personal exam timetable via the Parental Gateway: · Select “Assessments” option from left hand side of home page · Select “Examinations Timetable” All changes or amendments will immediately be updated on Parental Gateway. Please note: Parents will be unable to view their child’s complete timetable until after February half term, by which time all departments will have submitted their entries in accordance with Exam Board deadlines. Paper copies will be issued to students after February half term.

Year 11 students should now be fully engaged in their revision. A copy of the revision booklet, which includes useful guidance as well as revision timetable templates can be found on the college website. Along side this you will find a detailed, week by week, revision plan from the English department as well as information on College holiday booster days and after College drop in sessions.

PREPARATION FOR FORTHCOMING EXAMS—2016

GCE/GCSE EXAM TIMETABLES - SUMMER 2016

PRINCIPAL’S SURGERIES

Parents / Carers are invited to attend a Principal's Surgery to discuss any concerns or ask questions, on the following dates: Tuesday 15 March 2016, 3.45pm - 4.45pm

There is no appointment system so please be prepared to wait.

NOTE 1: MUSIC, PRODUCT DESIGN, DANCE, SPANISH, HISTORY& IT OPTION GROUPS (PLEASE GO TO NORMAL CLASSROOM DURING ABOVE TIMETABLED J & K OPTION EXAM TIMES) NOTE 2: FINE ART & TEXTILES (PLEASE GO TO NORMAL CLASSROOM DURING ABOVE TIMETABLED J & K OPTION EXAM TIMES). 5hr MOCK EXAM SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY 4 MARCH NOTE 3: OPTION K DRAMA EXAM TO BE HELD IN ROOM tba NOTE 4: BUSINESS & MFL MOCK EXAMS TO TAKE PLACE IN NORMAL CLASSROOMS AS PER TIMETABLE. NOTE 5: PE PRACTICAL MOCK EXAM SCHEDULED FOR tba All mock exams will be led and invigilated by teaching staff who would normally be teaching year 10 at the time.

YEAR 10 MOCK EXAM TIMETABLE MARCH 2016 NOTES


MON 7 MARCH TUE 8 MARCH WED 9 MARCH THU 10 MARCH FRI 11 MARCH MON 14 MARCH

1 REGISTRATION REGISTRATION REGISTRATION REGISTRATION REGISTRATION REGISTRATION

2

Assembly Hall English Band Y: 1h45 Band G: Normal Class

Normal Classes READING – Form Rooms

Assembly Hall English Band G: 1h45 Band Y: Normal Class

Assembly Hall RE Band Y: 1h Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall English Lit Band Y: 50m Band G: Normal Class

3


Assembly Hall Science Band G: 1h Band Y: Normal Class

Assembly Hall RE Band G: 1h Band Y: Normal Class


Assembly Hall RE Band Y: 1h Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall English Lit Band Y: 50m Band G: Normal Class

4


Assembly Hall Science Band G: 1h Band Y: Normal Class

Assembly Hall RE Band G: 1h Band Y: Normal Class


Normal Classes

Br1

5

Normal Class-room Languages Band Y Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall Maths Band Y: 1h30 (NON CALC) Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall Maths Band G: 1h30 (NON CALC) Band Y:Normal Class

Assembly Hall Geog / History Band Y: 1h

Normal Classroom Bs/Lang Band G

Assembly Hall Maths Band G: 1h30 (CALC) Band Y: Normal Class

Assembly Hall English Lit Band G: 50m Band Y: Normal Class

6

Normal Class-room Languages Band Y Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall Maths Band Y: 1h30 (NON CALC) Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall Maths Band G: 1h30 (NON CALC) Band Y:Normal Class

Assembly Hall Geog / History Band Y: 1h

Normal Classroom Bs/Lang Band G

Assembly Hall Maths Band G: 1h30 (CALC) Band Y: Normal Class

Assembly Hall English Lit Band G: 50m Band Y: Normal Class

Br2

7

Assembly Hall OPTION J See Notes

Assembly Hall Science Band Y: 1h Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall Maths Band Y: 1h30 (CALC) Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall OPTION K See Notes

Assembly Hall Geog / History Band G: 1h Band Y:Normal Class

8

Assembly Hall OPTION J See Notes

Assembly Hall Science Band Y:1h Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall Maths Band Y: 1h30 (CALC) Band G: Normal Class

Assembly Hall OPTION K See Notes

Assembly Hall Geog / History Band G: 1h Band Y:Normal Class

YEAR 10 MOCK EXAM TIMETABLE MARCH 2016


Football; Year 8 Macclesfield and District Football Cup Competition: All Hallows won 11-0 versus Macclesfield Academy Scorers: Liam Worthington 3, Rocco Fregepane 1, Marshal Stuart 2, Alistair Nickson 3, Zachary Box 1 and Callum Speed 1 Player of the Match was Alistair Nickson Congratulations to those involved. All Hallows progress to round 2. Year 7 A team played Tytherington last night The game finished 4-4 and went into extra time then penalties. AHCC lost 6-7 on penalties. Goals scored by—Aiden Butterworth, Owen Wright and Tom Mason - 2 Man of the match was Owen Wright. The Year7's were unlucky to lose this game. They dominated possession and created more chances. Well done to both Year 10 and Year 11 football teams who won their quarter final fixtures this week and progress onto the semi-finals. Year 10 beat Fallibroome Academy 4-3. Goal scorer - Jack Shields (4), Player of the Match - Jack Shields. Excellent performances from Joe Cobey, Tom Kerr and Alfie Tyldsley also. Year 11 beat Macclesfield Academy 3-1. Goal scorers - Jack Bennett, Kai Loftus, Josh Churchman. Man of the Match - Max Pritchard.

ALL HALLOWS BOYS SPORTS NEWS

ALL HALLOWS GIRLS SPORTS NEWS

Football; Thursday 25th February All Hallows under 14s beat Knutsford 1-0 (goal scored by A.Wilkins) Special mention to H.Booth and M.Tomlinson for playing in net Monday 29th February All Hallows under 14s beat Fallibroome 2-1 (both goals scored by A.Wilkins) Netball; This Wednesday the year 8, 9 and 10 netball teams went to Wilmslow High School and the results were as follows: Year 8 - lost 19 - 7 player of the match was Molly McNicholas Year 9 - lost 20 - 0 player of the match Katie Whyatt Year 10 - lost 20 - 3 player of the match Emily Hutchinson Well fought by all girls for never giving up. Next week we have all years playing Fallibroome Academy at home. Up and coming fixtures; Netball fixtures coming up are as follows : HOME game versus Fallibroome Academy 2.45pm - 5.30pm on 9 March HOME game versus Eaton Bank HS 2.45pm - 5.30pm on 16 March All games are in the District League

India Wilson in Year 7 last week became the Under 12 Fencing Champion at a competition in the West Midlands. She will now go on to represent West Midlands county the British Youth Championships in April. We wish her every success! Well done, India.

STUDENT SUCCESS

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Sadly, Louise Rennison died this week and therefore, I decided to make her our author of the month. Louise wrote two series of 'diary' style books: one featuring the hapless Georgia Nicholson and the other Talluah Casey, Georgia's equally eccentric cousin. Her books deal with typical teenage situations with hilarity and she was often called 'The Queen of Teen'. Both series are very readable and suitable for year 7 students upwards. http://www.louiserennison.com/#!/home-page/ Louise Rennison Official Website | The Taming of the ...www.louiserennison.comYAROOOO! Welcome to the new Louise Rennison website. Get registered as a member quickly to create your own gang, customise the site and customise your own fab journal.

Monday - Thursday 8.15.a.m. - 5.00.p.m. Friday 8.15.a.m. - 4.00.p.m.

OPENING TIMES

If you have any All Hallows library books floating around at home, no matter how old, please send them into school. No fines, no questions asked - I will be happy to receive them!

LIBRARY BOOK AMNESTY

AUTHOR OF THE MONTH: MARCH - LOUISE RENNISON

The Door That Led to Where by Sally Gardner

'When the present offers no hope for the future, the answers may lie in the past. AJ Flynn has just failed all but one of his GCSEs, and his future is looking far from rosy. So when he is offered a junior position at a London law firm he hopes his life is about to change - but he could never have imagined how much. Tidying up the archive one day, AJ finds an old key, mysteriously labelled with his name and date of birth - and he becomes determined to find the door that fits the key. And so begins an amazing journey to a very real and tangible past - 1830, to be precise - where the streets of modern Clerkenwell are replaced with cobbles and carts, and the law can be twisted to suit a villain's means. Although life in 1830 is cheap, AJ and his friends quickly find that their own lives have much more value. They've gone from sad youth statistics to young men with purpose - and at the heart of everything lies a crime that only they can solve. But with enemies all around, can they

unravel the mysteries of the past, before it unravels them? A fast-paced mystery novel by one of the UK's finest writers, The Door That Led to Where will delight, surprise and mesmerise all those who read it. ' Ms Sinclair says: I really enjoyed the time travel element of this story. It was a gripping read and quite different to the usual mystery. However, I would recommend it to year 9 students upwards as there is some adult language and drugs references in the story.

Look out for a full report on our World Book Day celebrations in the next Aspire!

WORLD BOOK DAY

RECOMMENDED READ


CHESHIRE SCHOOLS BOOK AWARD 2016

AHCC will be taking part again this year in the county's annual book award. The shorted list novels are all available from the library or a local public library. There is a wide variety of genres included in this year's selection. My current favourite is' Afterwalkers', a spooky adventure...

All students in years 7 - 11 have received a £1 book token which can be used to purchase a special World Book Day book or a book of their choice (coasting £2.99 or more). There are terms and conditions attached to the vouchers, so please read carefully or check on the website for more details.

To support our student with this terms homework assignments, please visit the library for our selection of resources available to help with completing the tasks set! We also have plenty of books for students to read as part of their sponsored read.

WBD VOUCHERS

YEAR 8 ENGLISH SCIENCE FICTION PROJECT AND READATHON


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Educational Psychology Team Drop-in Sessions 2015/16

Parents, carers and education professionals; do you have any questions or concerns about the well-being,

behaviour, learning or development of your child or a child that you work with? (Parental consent required

for staff).

‘Drop in’ and speak to an Educational Psychologist. We will be holding free 45 minutes sessions for parents/

carers and educational professionals in Children’s Centres between October and December 2015, January and

March 2016, April and June 2016; booking is recommended.

Conversations tend to be more open and productive without the focus child present; please do not feel you

need to bring your child out of school. Pre-school children MAY be able to join a session on a one-off basis if no

alternative child care facilities are available. Please enquire with the individual centre when booking.

If you have any questions please contact The Educational Psychology Team, Macclesfield Town Hall (Floor 1)

SK10 1EA Tel: 01625 374794 [email protected]

Please telephone the host Children’s Centre to book an appointment and please let them

know if you cannot attend.

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18th May

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8th June

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15th June

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9th March

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