Lockdown artwork
Art students have once again risen to the challenge of a second national lockdown, producing some incredible artwork at home.
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Art students have once again risen to the challenge of a second national lockdown, producing some incredible artwork at home.
Holocaust Memorial Day is a time to remember the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust, alongside the millions of other people killed under Nazi Persecution and in genocides that followed in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur.
We've had some fantastic feedback from students following the transition to online learning and 'live' lessons:
Gyms may be shut but that hasn't stopped Mr Siracusano, who has found a unique way to keep fit: training for a 1,000 Press-Ups Challenge in aid of a local charity.
This week sees the launch of our Sixth Form Enrichment Challenge, which aims to support our students’ personal development alongside their academic progress.
The Year 7 Endeavour project, which encourages our younger students to step out of their comfort zone and try new things, continues this term, with some small changes being made to the programme in light of the current lockdown.
Dear students, parents and carers,
Following the cancellation of this year’s summer exams, the Department for Education and Ofqual have launched a consultation seeking views on how to award grades in a way that reflects students’ performance accurately, recognising the disruption they have faced this year.
Please follow this link to access the CEO's latest letter to all parents/carers.
Congratulations to Mrs Flisher who has achieved her goal of becoming a qualified teacher during exceptional circumstances.
Dear Parents and Students,
Visit our examinations page for more details.
In order to give teachers time to mark and evaluate the work of students as a result of the implementation of Centre Assessment Grades for secondary schools in England in 2021, we will not require students to be in school after Friday 28th May. The students will be providing evidence for their grades up until this date.
The Academy has, however, planned for additional school based and remote provision up until the statutory school leaving date on Friday 25th June 2021; this includes safeguarding procedures and protocols to ensure the most vulnerable students are catered for and we can support our community during these unusual times.
Centre Assessed Grades - Evidence gathering information videos
Year 11 - Centre Assessed Grades evidence gathering
Year 13 - Centre Assessed Grades evidence gathering
Letters to parents/carers/students, May 10th 2021:
Centre Assessed Grades process letter
Factsheet: What you need to know
Guidance for students, parents and guardians: GCSEs and AS/A Levels in England, Summer 2021 (from the Joint Council for Qualifications)
Student guide to awarding: summer 2021
See the Examinations page on our website (under the Student tab) for all the latest information.
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Gavin Williamson, the Education Secretary, confirmed in the House of Commons that GCSE, AS and A-level exams will not go ahead this year. He said he wished 'to use a form of teacher assessment grades, with training and support provided to ensure these are awarded fairly and consistently across the country'.
All Thomas Clarkson Academy students who have a BTEC examination scheduled tomorrow (6 January) should attend as planned.