Year 7

Application Form - Roles of Responsibility

Year 7 Staff:

Miss R Bratton	Director of Year 7
Mrs A Taylor / Miss K McNamara	7TM
Mrs A Claydon	7AC
Ms K McNamara & Mrs S Duerden	7MD
Mrs HA Weston	7HW
Mrs G Simeons / Mr R Molesworth	7SM

Welcome to Year 7 and KS3, an exciting new chapter in your child's education.

In Year 7 we are committed to ‘Striving for Excellence and Learning for Life.’ Your child will be given many opportunities to thrive both in the classroom and via our exciting extracurricular provision. We look forward to sharing this exciting journey with you and your child.

Please refer the the two presentations below:

Welcome to KS3 Curriculum - Mrs Birrell - Deputy Headteacher

Year 7 Cross-Curricular Trip to the Lickey Hills

As part of enriching pupils' learning, all Year 7 pupils are invited on a trip to explore the Lickey Hills.

Pupils learn about the area's fascinating features and history via a series of interactive activities linked to geography, science, history, art, and English.

The year group is split into smaller groups to complete tasks that challenge them artistically, creatively, physically, and intellectually.

It is a great outdoor day, enjoyed by all staff and pupils.

Year 7

The theme for the Year 7 display this year is diversity and equality. Pupils looked into these topics during a day of activities focused on ensuring they understood the importance of treating everyone fairly and with respect. Neighbourliness is one of our character virtues.

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World Book Day

The Year 7 team were very impressed by the creativity of a number of pupils who demonstrated their character virtue of ‘motivation’ by creating Book in a Book competition entries. There were so many fantastic entries it was extremely difficult to choose. Well done to H Allen and E Hodgetts who were judged to be the best on the day in the Year 7 category.

All of Year 7 got creative and theatrical to develop their character virtues of ‘Neighbourliness’ by working together to create door displays inspired by a selection of Shakespeare’s plays. As you can see, a wonderful array of artwork and crafts were created by the pupils to celebrate World Book Day with the prominence it deserved.