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Chulmleigh College, Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7AA
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- 2020/05/27 13::59:2214 hours ago
- CHALLENGE MR GARRETT! Many of you will know that Mr Garrett does Accelerated Reader. He is currently on 78 minutes, which is excellent work! Mr Garrett's most recent book was 'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens, which he read as an audiobook. It is set in the French Revolution and it really brings that time period to life – so anyone interested in History will love this book. It is definitely my favourite Dickens' book. However, PG tells me that the quiz to this book is really hard and so he only scored 80%. Do you think you can do better than this in the quiz? If so, you should take part in this challenge. Read on for more information! The Challenge 1. Read 'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens. You can read this, listen to it on audiobook, or, ideally, do both at the same time. ** Make sure it is the unabridged version. You don't want the shortened version. 2. Take the AR Quiz. 3. Email me to tell me your result. If you score 80% or above, you will win a small prize and go into a raffle for a larger prize. If you would like to take part, then you will find the ebook available for free on Devon Libraries. You can also find lots of free audio versions online. I have included an example of one free version below. http://www.audiobooktreasury.com/a-tale-of-two-cities-by-charles-dickens-free-audio-book/ If your parents have a kindle you can borrow, this book should be available for free. You can also purchase this novel from Amazon. If you have any problems with finding what you need, please do let me know as I am here to help. If you find it very difficult to read from a screen and you want a paper version, let me know, as I may be able to help you acquire one. If you would like to take part but don't know how to approach reading such a long book, then please email me and I will give you some tips and strategies. If you are dyslexic and struggle with the very small font of these books, please email me! There are dyslexic friendly versions available. If you have any questions at all about this challenge, then let me know. I am always at the end of an email and there is no such thing as a silly question. (Well, there is, but I will answer it anyway!) Miss Nunn: jnunn@chulmleigh.devon.sch.uk2020/05/27 09::05:3819 hours ago
- Well-done to 10.3 Maths class for the effort in developing revision materials based on the formulae used with 3D Shapes. I have been impressed with the approach pupils have taken to revising key formulae, and also showing how they apply them to solve a range of problems. Mrs Mackie2020/05/26 18::55:241 day ago
- Thank you to Year 7 pupil Charlie Bourner. He got in touch to tell us about the challenge he set himself at the start of lockdown. Charlie said, "My challenge was to run 30 miles in a month. As the month went by I increased my mileage from 3 mile runs to 5 mile runs each time. Because of the extra miles I was running, I completed this task with loads of time left, so I went on to run an extra 10 miles making taking my total up to 40 miles in a month." What a great positive use of lockdown time Charlie!2020/05/26 09::40:281 day ago
- FLOUR BABIES You may have been noticing the range of 'Flour babies' that Year 9 and 10 pupils have been looking after during the isolation period. This is a well-recognised learning experience to give young people a glimpse into parental life and looking after a baby. We have enjoyed seeing all the different ways pupils have created their babies with or without flour. As part of the process they were asked to keep an hour-by-hour log. Pictured is Heidi Crane, with 'Frank Flour', Heidi said that he is a redhead like the rest of the family! Here is an extract of Eliza Moore's diary. Day 1 2pm: Briony's life began! I'm unsure how to feel about this as yesterday, I did not know that I was going to be taking on this project. However, I am willing to accept that I am now a single mother, and shall do all I can to help her out! Day 1 6pm: Food time! Since Briony is a bag of salt and not an actual child, I instead took her downstairs and let her watch me have a snack. Good times. Day 2 9pm: My friends asked me to send more pictures and then had a debate about who was going to be the godparent, the weird uncle and the enthusiastic aunt. It slowly descended into a weird family tree that we have created where Briony now has 3 loving relatives. Day 3 5pm: After completing a lot of homework, I decided that I could relax. Briony sat on my lap while I played some video games. I'm an awesome mum. Day 3 8pm: Bath time! I almost forgot, but my loving friends quickly messaged me 'YOUR CHILD NEEDS A BATH GIVE HER A BATH' and the crisis was averted. Day 4 1pm: I am surprisingly sad to see Briony go – I got very attached to my salty baby over these past few days. However, it really has been a learning experience! I had to actually leave my room, which was a new event for me. I went into this not expecting much, but it really has been a lot of fun. Bye Briony, see you again one day (probably while cooking)!2020/05/25 10::43:072 days ago
- PLEASE NOMINATE THE COLLEGE TO WIN £5000 OF NATIONAL BOOK TOKENS! "Even though schools are closed, our big prize draw is back for a seventh year! You could win £5,000 of National Book Tokens for your school's library, ready to spend when schools reopen – and if your entry is picked, you'll also get £100 of National Book Tokens to spend on yourself! Whether you work in a school or have school-aged children yourself, you'll know the importance of a good school library – and not just for learning. Studies show that reading for pleasure doesn't just give children an advantage academically; it can improve their wellbeing, too." Please visit here to nominate https://www.nationalbooktokens.com/schools2020/05/25 09::15:072 days ago
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