Farra News 17 - Sunderland Learning Hub
Farra News 17 - Sunderland Learning Hub
Farra News 17 - Sunderland Learning Hub
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CHRISTMAS 2011 FARRA NEWS 5<br />
STRATEGIES FOR<br />
SUCCESS<br />
DISPLAY: This poster about mentoring can be seen in<br />
reception<br />
Challenge<br />
for<br />
<strong>Learning</strong><br />
IMPROVING RESULTS: This is the notice board in the Staff Room<br />
which focuses on Mentoring<br />
This term Y11’s have completed maths and English<br />
GCSE’s. In order to prepare for this they have attended<br />
morning tutor groups, after school revision<br />
sessions and an English and Maths day at Pavilion.<br />
On the morning of their exams, they even attended a<br />
breakfast revision session, which started at 7:15am.<br />
All of Y11’s have worked incredibly hard, in preparation<br />
for their exam, and we’re hoping that this pays of<br />
in January, when the results comes in.<br />
Mentoring for success began this term, where every<br />
Y10 pupil has their own mentor, who they meet<br />
monthly, to discuss their academic progress. This has<br />
had a fantastic start, with most pupils receiving postcards<br />
home to say that they are on target in all subjects.<br />
Well done Y10 and keep up the good work.<br />
In January, we will be extending our intervention to<br />
include Y7, Y8 and Y9, supporting our pupils and<br />
helping them achieve their full potential.<br />
For many years out students have experienced success<br />
in their studies and have tried their best in both<br />
classwork and exams, but we always hope that they<br />
will go that one step further to exceed their targets!<br />
Over the next few months we will be focusing on<br />
Challenge in the classroom at Farringdon Community<br />
Sports College—creating a determination to aim high and then aim Higher! Our staff CPD has already<br />
begun to develop new ways of working in the classroom, incorporating Higher order thinking<br />
Skills and a wider range of Questioning Styles.<br />
Here’s to an aspirational New Year!