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Year 7
Induction
Evening
4 July 2019
Welcome Mrs Bridger Headteacher
An Important Task
‘You have entrusted us with one of the
most important and rewarding jobs in
the world – the education and welfare
of your child. We take this responsibility
extremely seriously and thank you for
trusting us’
Our Vision
To prepare our young pupils to be the adults that
they are to become, by encouraging them to reach
their full potential academically through high quality
teaching of a curriculum including life skills.
Additionally, to introduce all pupils to a wide range
of potential careers and mentors from the business
world both locally and regionally so that they are
fully prepared for the world of work when that time
arrives.
Skills for Life E Excellence M Manners P Perseverance L Listening O Organised Y YOU……. M Motivation E Employability
A Day in the Life…
8:30am Line-Up
8:35am Form Time or Assembly
8:50am Period 1 and Period 2
10:50am Break Time
11:10am Period 3 and Period 4
1:10pm Lunch Time (Friday finish)
1:50pm Period 5 and Period 6
2.50/3:50pm End of the Day & Extra Curricular
ActivitiesExcellent Teaching & Learning • Quality-First Teaching • Subject Specialists • Rigorous Monitoring of Progress • Benefits of All-Boy Environment • Caring Ethos • Committed Staff • Very low staff turnover
Ofsted – inspected last year
Top 5 Concerns
Top 5 Concerns of Children Top 5 Concerns of Parents
1. Getting lost 1. Bullying
2. Losing old friends 2. Getting in with the ‘wrong
3. Homework crowd’
4. Discipline and detentions 3. Journey to and from school
5. Being bullied 4. Having lots of teachers
5. Making new friends
Rest assured this is normal! Your child will quickly settle
into the new routine as well as academically and socially.What to expect on the first day • On Monday 2 there will only be two year groups in the Academy • Testing will take place on the first day • Change of house system to year group system
Start to follow us…… • Twitter: @GreenacreAcad • Facebook: GreenacreAcademy • Website: www.sflt.org.uk/greenacre
Dance Fusion winners 2019
Care & Communication Mrs Campbell Deputy Headteacher
Who’s in the Team? Head of Pastoral Heads of Year Pastoral Support Assistants Form Tutors Subject Tutors SEN Team Family Liaison Officer Attendance officer
Rewards & Sanctions
- Praise for Progress, attainment & attendance
- Reward Points, Postcards, Trips and more!
- Clear Boundaries & Consequences
% Attendance Band Average Grade
100-96 % 5+
95-91 % 4
90-86 % 3+
85-81% 3
80-76 % 2
75% and below 2-Attendance
Uniform & Equipment Black trousers Smart hard-soled black Shoes (Not trainers) School Tie White Shirt Blazer with GA logo Black jumper (optional, not hoodie) PE Kit – Black GA shorts, White GA Polo shirt, Rugby top for the winter Basic Equipment Black Pen, Pencil, Red Pen, Ruler, Rubber, Planner and Reading Book Optional extras Calculator (scientific), Maths set, colouring pencils, highlighters Available from: http://www.uniformbase.co.uk/shop/-/-/schoolrange/GreenacreAcademy School Time, Chatham
Working in Partnership Do not underestimate the power of parental influence, particularly when in partnership with the Academy • Reading and Times Tables • Attendance • E-Safety • Homework – knowledge organisers
Heads of Year and Senco Head of Year 7: Miss C Murphy Head of Year 8: Mr E McGregor Head of Year 9: Miss R Ware Head of Year 10: Mr S Franklin Head of Year 11: Mr M Roberts SENCO: Mrs D Winspear
What Next...
Form tutors:
Form tutor name Room Form tutor name Room
Mrs C Rossier- 005 Mr A Franks 109
Webb
Mr M Allen 004 Mrs S Littlemore 110
Miss J Rerri- 003 Mr J Hollands 106
Bekebele
Mrs C Ward 107 Miss E Garcia 108
SEN Queries
Uniform
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