Last Friday, a selected number of KS5 students started their LTA Youth Tennis Leaders Programme. Over the next 12 weeks, we are looking forward to developing their coaching and tennis skills, with an added bonus of gaining a coaching qualification at the end of the programme.  

Exciting news !

Last week's Maths Week and 'Meadow Maths Fair' were a great success. Students and staff produced fantastic, creative maths-themed stalls, each offering something unique. It was wonderful to see the whole school come together, supporting one another and working collaboratively to complete each challenge. 

Here is what some of the pupils had to say about the day:  

"Darts was a really good stall, I wish we could play it more!"

"The escape rooms were amazing! We all worked as a class to figure them out!"

"People said they really enjoyed our stall at Axe throwing, we had so many people wanting to come back to try again!"

Thank you to everyone who contributed to making the event such an enjoyable and memorable experience. 
 

Miss Le Page
Maths Faculty Leader

On Monday 9th February Key Stage 3 Pathway 1 pupils had an exciting trip to The Lookout Discovery Centre in Bracknell. All pupils behaved in such a mature manner and everyone had an amazing time. Pupils have been learning about the five senses in their Theme lessons and this trip allowed them to continue their learning outside the classroom with the wide variety of activities available at the centre.

Well done to all staff and pupils for making this trip a huge success!

Mr M Parker
Pathway 1 Teacher

In Science, KS4 pupils in Pathway 1 have been exploring what it means to live a healthy lifestyle. They have taken part in a wide range of engaging activities that support both physical and mental wellbeing.

Pupils were especially proud to make their own healthy sandwiches, learning first-hand about the importance of a balanced diet and making positive food choices. They approached this with enthusiasm and independence, and we are incredibly proud of their efforts.

You can support this learning at home by encouraging your child to eat a balanced diet, choose healthy snacks, drink plenty of water, and take part in regular physical activity such as walking, swimming, or playing outdoors. These small daily habits make a big difference to lifelong health and wellbeing.

Mrs Majidi
Pathway 1 Teacher