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Welcome to the y Academ goole academy! Expecta tions are high er and relation ships betwee n staff and pup ils are stronge r Ofs Septem ted ber 2016 High standard of behaviour and uniform. A learning environment that ignites a passion for learning and where all students are challenged and motivated. Caring and supportive ethos. £10m investment in facilities. Impressive extra-curricular opportunities and an enviable programme of school trips; both at home and abroad.
THE academy DAY Arrive on site 8:15am warning bell 8:20am period 1 8.25am - 9.25am Period 2 9.25am - 10.25am Break / Assembly / Tutor 10.25am - 11.00am Period 3 11.00am - 12.00pm Period 4 (Yr7) first half 12.00 - 12.30PM Period 4 (Yrs 8, 11) / Period 4 (Yrs 9, 10) 12.30 - 1.30pm / 12.00 - 1.00pm Lunch / Period 4 (Yr7) second half 12.30 - 1.00pm / 1.00 - 1.30pm Lunch (Yrs 8, 11) / Lunch (Yrs 9, 10) 12.00 - 12.30pm / 1.00 - 1.30pm Period 5 1.30pm - 2.30pm Enrichment Activities 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Goole Academy The Academy Uniform Year 7 The Importance of Uniform Parents tell us they welcome having clear knowledge of what their children are expected to wear for school. In light of this, we have produced these clear guidelines for you. The uniform at Goole Academy will ensure they look professional and that they are ready to learn. We thank you for your continued support in enabling us to maintain the high standards expected from Goole Academy students. Delta logo blazer White shirt (needs to be buttoned to the neck and tucked in) Delta Black Trousers Or Delta Skirt (if tights are worn then they must be black or neutral) Plain, Black Belt Delta Tie Flat, plain Black Shoes that can be polished (no trainers, pumps or boots and no embellishments) Black Socks A4 Sized Bag (bags should be large enough to carry an A4 sized folder) Academy Logo Jumper (to be worn with the Academy Blazer, not instead of)
ADDIT I O N A L Un i form ELEMENTS Make-up Eating and Drinking No make-up allowed All food and drink must be consumed in the dining hall only False eyelashes or defined eyebrows are not allowed Water may be consumed in traditional teaching rooms (not in the Library, Science Laboratories or Computer Suites) Chewing gum is not allowed anywhere in the Jewellery Academy grounds Energy or fizzy drinks are not permitted anywhere A watch (analogue or digital only) in the Academy No Smart watches No other jewellery may be worn Personal Possessions Nails Mobile phones, MP3s, iPods and video games devices are not permitted in the academy. No nail polish or false/acrylic nails The Uniform Rule is simple: wear the uniform, and wear it Hair correctly Only natural colours are permitted Please Note: Students Will Not Be Reminded Of Our School Uniform Policy And Will Be Issued With An Short cuts below number two are not permitted Appropriate Consequence If It Is Not Adhered To At All Times. Shaved patterns are not permitted Further details are on the Academy website
Hear from our students. . . “Goole Academy is large and friendly. It has excellent teachers who make it very fun. If you have got any issue s, you can go to your year leader. This makes it really easy to settle into Academy life.” nt would be don’t be “My advice to a new stude ember that everyone afraid to ask and just rem fine! There is is the same as you. You’ll be me for students and always a nice warm welco teachers.” “There are loads of after-school clubs including football, netball, science and maths. There is also a music club that has got all the best instruments.” d s are fun an “The lesson are kind. It is rs the teache just great!”
The transformation of Goole Academy over the past year has been incredible! The extraordinary facilities, combined with the care and support from staff has made the Academy into a lovely environment where the student voice is heard and is truly listened to! Shane Scarr Chair of Governors
We all respect one an t Goole Academy other A behaviour What do you think our rules are? What might be different from your school right now? Some you might not have thought of: Walk on the left on corridors and stairs. Label all belongings in case they are lost. Blazers should be worn at all times, moving around the academy No mobile phones or music players over the blue line. if seen, they’re confiscated.
equipment What do you think you will need? What might you need that would be different from primary school? Have you got these? Pens and pencils ruler rubber pencil sharpener Calculator school bag sports kit Water Bottle
BACKSHALL HOUSE GRYLLS HOUSE HOUSE SYSTEM GOOLE ACADEMY REEVE HOUSE NORRIS HOUSE
W E E K 1 AU T U MN ME N U M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY Steak Pie Chilli Con Roast Beef & Chicken Fishfingers Carne Yorkshire Korma Tuna Pasta Pudding Sausage & MAIN Bake Fish Fillet Chicken Bean Cheese & Pasta Bake Casserole COURSE Creamy Veggie Bacon Pasta Veg Bolognaise Tomato & Veggie Curry Lattice Falafel & Curry Basil pasta Sauce Creamed Potato Choice of Crusty Roll Chips potatoes Wedges Potatoes Rice Rice or Naan C A R B O H Y D R AT E S Garlic Pasta Selection of Bread Bread Bread Naan Bread Rice Steamed Rice Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable VEGE TABLE S / Choice of Choice of Choice of Choice of Choice of SALAD the Day the Day the Day the Day the Day Orange Chocolate Oaty Steamed Jam Shortcake Crunch Biscuit Jam Doughnut Sponge D E S S E RT S Custard Pink Custard Lemon Custard Chocolate Sponge Iced Crackle Fruit Caramel Cornflake Custard Muffins shortcake Special This is a sample menu! The menus are on a 3 weekly rotation to keep it interesting!
student voice Goole Academy has a great student council! this is an opportunity for students to help with the running of the academy. They make decisions on things like: We also have a ‘we are listening’ ca so parents can fe mpaign edback and ney to WE ARE help us on our jour become outstandin g! LISTENING! WEARELISTENING@GOOLEACADEMY.ORG
school is not just about work... There are loads of fantastic extra-curricular activities which you can enjoy. Some are during breaks and lunchtimes. Some are after school activities. These are just a few: Bask etba Football ll Badminto n Spor t Choir Lead s ers Drama Phot Duke of ogrA PHY Edinburgh young enterpris Club e Design It’s all about joining in and having fun! more to be announced september 2018!
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