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Year 7 Cross Country! It was delightful to see the second Year 7 group take part in their House Cross Country this morning. The rainy day didn't stop the smiling happy faces, and it very much looked like they enjoyed getting wet and muddy! Results will be released after half term, so watch this space! #sportsparticipation #crosscountry #outdoorfun
7 hours ago
We hope you all have a relaxing half term break, which is so incredibly well deserved after all the hard work over the last few weeks. We would like to thank everyone for making such an effort to ensure that getting back to school has gone as smoothly as possible. Attendance stands at 95.73% across the College, which is an improvement compared to this time last year and is well above the national average. This is incredible in light of the situation we are in. It goes without saying that good attendance leads to good performance. Year 7 have settled in so well. It has been difficult for them to make the transition with so much time out of Year 6 and we congratulate them for the progress they are now making. Much hard work has gone into making this half term successful, thank you everyone in our school community for adapting to, and supporting, these changes. Thank you to all of our incredibly hard working staff for their support and commitment. In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity; we all know that. We look forward to seeing everyone back on 2nd November.
11 hours ago
Are you interested in music? The Academy of Music and Sound are holding a Virtual Open evening on November 10th and December 8th, 6-7pm via zoom for the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Music. If you would like to join the open evening, email exeter@academyofmusic.ac.uk or call 01392 427874 to book your place.
16 hours ago
Year 11 pupils collected their mock GCSE results today, in a socially distanced assembly in the Sports Hall. We believe it's incredibly important to prepare our pupils for all aspects of their exams, and presenting them with their results in formal way is part of this. They also collected their Examinations Guidance Handbook, which details everything they need to know about GCSE procedures. This handbook is for pupils and parents, so please ensure you have a read through.
2 days ago
This week's Optime is now available on our website, follow the link for our latest news! https://tinyurl.com/Optime-19-10-20
2 days ago
JOB ADVERTISEMENT EXAMINATION INVIGILATORS FOR CHULMLEIGH COLLEGE Applications are invited for the position of Examination Invigilator to supervise examinations. This is a casual role; initially for GCSE mock examinations in January 2021 and then for the full timetable of summer examinations which are expected to begin in mid-May with Year 10 examinations followed by the full external exam season, which is expected to commence in May and continue into July. Invigilators will be required to provide support in the examination process under the direction of the Examination Officer. Experience is not necessary, as full training will be given. However, the ability to lead a small group of invigilators and to have the confidence and ability to instruct large numbers of pupils is an advantage. Accurate record keeping and attention to detail is essential. An application form and full job description are available on our website: https://tinyurl.com/VacanciesCAT
2 days ago
H A L F T E R M R E A D I N G C O M P E T I T I O N This half term, our competition is to READ IN AN UNUSUAL PLACE! In order to enter this term's competition, please take a photo of your child reading in an unusual place and email it to the school using the admin email address by Friday 6th November. You could win a £5 book voucher! We had some really creative ideas last year including - reading in Tesco, reading in a butcher's shop, reading on a gate, reading in a tractor tyre, reading in Lapford Bell Tower and even reading whilst hanging upside down in the park. We cannot wait to see what you come up with this time! A big thank you to Lapford Friends who have kindly given us the book tokens as prizes! Good Luck!
19 hours ago
Jays enjoyed becoming geologists this week learning about rocks. Our favourite part of the day was making rocks out of Starburst sweets. We created sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous rocks! We all enjoyed it very much . . . especially the igneous rocks where we had to add a lot of heat and pressure to get the sweets to melt and join together properly!
19 hours ago
Primary School Dinners Our new Autumn Term menu starts after half term. It will be a two week rolling menu and will start on week 1 on Monday 2nd November. Lunches can only be ordered through the MyEd app by the deadlines listed in the attached image.
1 day ago
The children were all having lots of active fun today, in their bubbles, at lunchtime! How lovely to see their happy faces all playing so nicely with one another. What a lovely place to be!
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The children in Robins' Class have been learning about Rosa Parkes and Ruby Bridges, as we celebrate Black History Month in school. We have been very impressed by the children's mature and sensible responses to the stories of these two important historical figures. R: 'I am going to draw a heart that is mixed colours to show that we are all family'. LB 'It's not fair to treat other people like that,'. W: 'Some of those people were being mean,'. LW' They didn't go on the bus because they wanted to show people it was bad,'. I: 'They were very brave because they had to do things that might make them get in trouble,'.
5 days ago
Many thanks to everyone for your kind donations for our Harvest Festival collection. The foodbank were delighted to collect 10 'bags for life' full of food!
11 hours ago
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Track & Trace QR codes are now available on the front door and office window so you can check in at the school site using the NHS Covid-19 app. To download the app visit: Apple - https://tinyurl.com/y6hvwd32 Android - https://tinyurl.com/y59drx99
3 days ago
We felt the Lions and Tigers deserved an end of term treat so we lit the camp fire, melted some chocolate and dipped in our marshmallows. As close to Heaven on a stick as you can get!
4 days ago
What is the point of having hot chocolate sitting round a camp fire, if you can't decorate yourself with it?
4 days ago
Harvest Festival - food donations This year there has been extra pressure on our local foodbanks, and we would like to make a collection in each class to help families in our area. Please can your child bring in donations and place them in the bag in their classroom by Monday 19th October. The foodbank are short of pasta, rice, UHT milk, soup, tinned fruit, rice pudding, tinned vegetables in particular, but any non-perishable food will be gratefully received. Thank you for your support.
5 days ago
Using our amazing outdoor classroom to provide Covid safe assemblies and lessons. Thank you to the National Lottery and the Community Fund for the funds to build this amazing space.
7 hours ago
The Eco club have already started their important role, helping us to maintain our environmentally friendly focus.
7 hours ago
At East Worlington each year group in year 3, 4 and 5 are represented by their school council member with one representative for Acorns.
7 hours ago
Congratulations to our school leaders. House Captains and Vice Captains this year were voted for by their house team.
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Harvest Donations will be collected on 21st October We have chosen to support the 'Food Bank' therefore, we would be very grateful if you could donate any tins, dried food, animal food, cereals etc. (in date) to our collection. There is a plastic box outside the gate for donations. Thank you for your support!
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The early year 11 mock exams have been so valuable. Thank you and well done pupils and families for your support. https://t.co/REknrrbeuW
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Following on from our Year 7 CAT Testing, Year 11 pupils complete the mock exams postponed from the summer term last year. Our pupils have conducted themselves impeccably as usual in full formal public examination conditions with our external invigilation team. https://t.co/QMvRyVPhGT
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Well done to our Year 7 for completing CATs last week. We are hitting the ground running and are determined that our pupils miss as little time as possible. Our baseline testing has been a huge help in assessing where our year 7s are - they deserve that #theyonlygetonechance https://t.co/pfx2OUpvsh
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Check out this version of the classic 'Lean on Me' by Bill Withers from @ChulmleighAT Well done to everyone involved, particularly the very enthusiastic Mr Payne! @neiljpayne @teachersrockUK @debbiekentmusic https://t.co/4YNPOrzVd7
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