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Dear Parents and Carers,
Following the Prime Minister’s message last night about some changes to current lockdown rules, I would like to take this opportunity to to emphasise that,as yet, nothing has changed about who can and cannot attend school.
Kindness is the theme of this year’s Mental health Awareness Week and we want to hear about any acts of kindness our students and staff have undertaken.
Staff have sent a supportive, uplifting message to students after compiling a lip-sync film set to the song, I Will Wait.
Art teacher Mrs Loosemore added a creative twist in the process of completing her #TCA5KforNHS challenge, by spelling out ‘NHS’ and a heart symbol as she ran her route.
One student who is looking forward to getting back to PE lessons in particular is Sophie Clarke, after the community rallied round to fundraise for a new specialist sports wheelchair for her.
Pick up a pencil and join a Guinness World Records attempt at the largest online art lesson!
Every week, Principal Mr Scott will be celebrating the achievements of those students who have gone above and beyond in their engagement with online learning.
Students looking for inspiration for their ‘to be read’ lists may be interested in the books that have made the Young Adult Book Prize 2020 shortlist.
Students have been praised for their determination to improve their literacy despite not being in school.
A number of the books shortlisted for this year’s Carnegie award are now available online through Cambridgeshire Libraries.
Top athletes and sports professionals are inspiring TCA students by setting them daily exercise challenges.
A range of support, counselling and information services has been launched to support the health and well-being of all staff across our Trust.