Reporting your son’s achievement
Throughout the academic year you will receive regular updates on your son’s achievement.
For all students in Key Stage 3/4 (Years 7-11) you will receive Achievement Cards twice a year and once a year you will receive a school report, as well as having the opportunity to attend parents’ evening once a year.
At Key Stage 4 we are experiencing the introduction of new GCSEs (with our remaining few subjects starting in September 2017). Students are now assessed under a new grading system based on numbers 9-1, with 9 being the highest and 1 being the lowest.
At Key Stage 3 we have also adopted this grading system based on numbers 9-1. A table showing how these number grades map onto the old letter grades and levels can be seen here.
After School Intervention Timetable
- Key Stage 3 Challenging Reading Suggestions 2018-2019
- Key Stage 4 Challenging Reading Suggestions 2018-2019
The curriculum maps below are intended to support parents and carers in understanding, in more detail, the topics that their sons will be studying throughout the academic year. We hope that this information will give parents and carers the opportunity to discuss learning with their son which will reinforce continued, outstanding learning and progress.
For guidance and additional information on the National Curriculum please click on the National Curriculum logo below.
Throughout your child’s education you will be kept updated with information, advice and guidance through letters home, in our newsletters as well as through events such as Open Evenings, Parents Evenings, Options Evenings and future Pathways Days.
A number of useful external targeted websites can be found bellow which you may wish to use in order to support your child in making their next step decisions.
- Parent Advisor – Information and guides for parents
- iCloud – Information for parents and students at 14,16 or 18
- The Guardian – 10 things Parents Need to Know – Article from the Guardian
- Barclays Life Skills – Advice for parents in helping their child gain valuable work experience
- Open College Events 2018-2019
- College Application Forms
- Post 16 Newham
- Post-16 options e-brochure
- A Guide to Apprenticeships
The website links below are intended to support and give parents and carers access to some of the revision and learning materials that their son has access to through the internet. We hope that this information will give parents and carers the opportunity to discuss learning with their son and also allow their son to show them how they revise and learn which will reinforce continued, outstanding learning and progress.
For information and guidance about keeping your son safe while using the internet please click on the link below to see the NSPCC’s guidance.
For general information: