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Chulmleigh College
Chulmleigh College, Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7AA
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- The final weeks before the Christmas break have been characterised by Year 7's outstanding creativity and enthusiasm for Norman castles! As part of our History unit of study on the Norman Conquest and its aftermath, a number of Year 7 classes were set a homework task to research and design a Norman Castle. The Normans introduced castles to England, so in lessons we had looked at how castle design changed over time; from the wooden Motte and Bailey to the elaborate medieval concentric castles built to withstand gunpowder cannon. Year 7 approached the task in ways we hadn't seen before! Numerous delicious cake and gingerbread masterpieces were made, and a macaroni castle was submitted, together with amazing woodwork, papier maché, lego and carved stone creations. We've been completely bowled over by the time, attention to historical detail and incredible imagination that these castles have displayed. Thank you to all the Year 7s who produced work to such an incredibly high standard and, of course, many thanks to all their parents who supported this activity, we really appreciate this! Dr McMahon & Miss Hockin2018/12/17 14::36:3359 minutes ago
- On Friday we were very pleased to welcome Dr Peter Bagshaw to the College to talk to pupils in Year 9 and 10 about drug misuse, and the horrible impact upon the health and lives of drug misusers and those who are close to them. Dr Bagshaw spoke of his extensive experiences of dealing with drug users, from his perspective as a clinician. Pupils were left in no doubt that there is nothing glamorous or positive about anything to do with drug misuse. Thank you to Dr Bagshaw, and also to the pupils who engaged in the talk in a very mature way.2018/12/17 14::09:001 hour ago
- The first series of Year 11 Mock Examinations are to be held from Tuesday 8th January 2019, and pupils have been issued with individual timetables. Mock Examinations are a crucial aspect of our GCSE programme and provide a vital opportunity for pupils to practise GCSE style papers in formal exam conditions. We know that practising in this way will enhance performance in the real GCSE exams, and enable them to manage the inevitable exam anxiety when we come to the summer. Staff will be using mock exam performance to predict the GCSE grades pupils will ultimately achieve, and it will be these grades which are passed to colleges and sixth forms to support applications for Further Education places and so it is crucial that pupils continue to prepare for these exams over the Christmas break. More information about exams and the January timetable can be found here: http://www.chulmleigh.devon.sch.uk/page/?title=Exams+Information+and+Policies&pid=221 If any Year 11 parents have concerns or queries, please contact Mr Payne or Mrs Craig.2018/12/17 08::31:597 hours ago
- PLEASE REMEMBER TO SEND IN GDPR PHOTOGRAPHIC FORMS There is still a significant number of GDPR photographic consent forms outstanding - please could you complete, sign and return the form for your child by Wednesday 19th December at the latest. If the form has been mislaid, please ask your child to go to the Finance/Admin office to request another copy. Thank you to those who have already returned their forms - if you have done so, please disregard this message. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the College.2018/12/16 19::0120 hours ago
- Accelerated Reader - so far this term... Number of books read: 4,836 Number of words read: 189,710,831 The average KS3 pupil reads for 43 minutes a day. The average Y10 pupil reads for 36 minutes a day.2018/12/15 19::48:001 day ago
- NORTH DEVON GIRLS' FOOTBALL On Thursday 6th December it was the second round of the U14 and U16 North Devon Girls' football tournament, and both sides played South Molton, GTS and Park School. Player of the tournament for the U14s was Aurora Novella, for her outstanding goalkeeping and bravery during the three matches, with a special mention to Georgia Woodman who scored the first goal for the girls this season. Izzie Bartlett was the player of the tournament for the U16s, scoring four goals over their three games, with a special mention to Courtney Moule who made her first ever appearance for the football team. The third and final round will be played on Tuesday 31st January, again at Park School in Barnstaple. U14s SM - 0-3; GTS 1-1 (Georgia Woodman) ; Park 0-1 U16s SM - 2-0 (Izzie Bartlett x 2); GTS 3-0 (Izzie Bartlett x 2, Paige Baker); Park 1-0 (Amy Pinkett)2018/12/15 10::46:002 days ago
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