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14/08/20

Congratulations to Anastasija, who got A*ABB and will be reading Political Economy at Kings College London.

14/08/20

Yesterday was a challenging day nationally, but we are so proud of our students. Raul, for example, got A*AA and will be reading Life Sciences and Global Sustainable Development at the University of Warwick.

10/06/20

Retweetd From Adam Snell

Excellent webinar from . Having previously worked for / with him at it definitely rings true. By far the best professional development I've ever had, both formal and informal. https://t.co/HMVEySLmJc

09/06/20

Retweetd From Niall Alcock

*Really* Looking forward to the next webinar Exec. Principal & prof. trained coach will share: Team Toxins: mistakes leaders make and how to avoid them 📅 Tuesday 9th June 🕕 6.00pm Save your spot here: https://t.co/7HXG2SzjE2

22/04/20

Sounds like you have got a lot on your plate. Don’t put yourself under too much pressure. We know our parents are doing their best under difficult circumstances. When we are back at school we will make sure all students get back on track. If you need more support then let us know

22/04/20

A massive thank-you to all our families for working with us during this difficult time. It’s now been a few days of our new virtual school plan. Please get in touch and let us know how it’s going or what we can do to offer further support info.org.uk

22/04/20

Hi there - we would be love to help. Email info.org.uk and we can work out some support.

24/03/20

Good evening, a member our virtual tutor team will call you tomorrow to try and resolve this issue.

23/03/20

Retweetd From Audible UK

With school closures and social distancing affecting us all, we’ve created something in the hope that it makes your life a little easier. Audible Stories - 100s of kids’ audiobooks for free. Just click, stream and listen 😊 https://t.co/9VB96Nf4Q1 https://t.co/iXUAWjJXQC

22/03/20

Retweetd From J Beattie

Please, Parents. Help your children and your teachers + the country. School on Monday has to be the LAST resort, not the first. We must ALL be so, again, please, if they can, they MUST and then you’ll help us help you. https://t.co/uSLnhpM9Sw

21/03/20

Retweetd From Gavin Williamson

You should only send your child to school on Monday if you have to, because your work is critical to our COVID-19 response. If you are able to keep your child at home, you should. https://t.co/n1B1gngVWr

20/03/20

A reminder that children of keyworkers and vulnerable groups can come to school on Monday at 9am. Just drop us an email to let us know you’re coming. Let’s do it 👊

20/03/20

Y11 shirt signing: it hasn’t ended the way we wanted but you were on track for record results and we’re really proud of you. https://t.co/vmbZ8CIGCs

19/03/20

Retweetd From Glasgow Science Centre

From tomorrow, we'll be bringing a bit of science into your home every day at 10am to help keeping everyone inspired in these challenging times. Join us on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at 10am each day. Ask us questions and let us know what you'd like to see! https://t.co/Ln0wziKD8P

19/03/20

Retweetd From Lesley

just looked at the online school work very impressed thank you 😊 makes this difficult time easier for parents

19/03/20

Today all year 7 and 8 students were given at least one book minimum to take home and read while schools are closed.

19/03/20

Retweetd From HAGRPE

Keep Active and Healthy. Virtual PE lesson. Monday to Friday. 9am. https://t.co/d2REEW4ava

18/03/20

18/03/20: Year 9, Year 10 & Year 12 students must remain at home, all other year groups attend the academy as normal. Please note that any new information from the academy about coronavirus, including details of possible academy closures, can be found at https://t.co/8wXLXwN3Dw.

17/03/20

17/03/20: Year 10 and Year 12 students must remain at home, all other year groups attend the academy as normal. Please note that any new information from the academy about coronavirus, including details of possible academy closures, can be found at https://t.co/8wXLXwN3Dw.

16/03/20

Retweetd From Harris Federation

Parents, carers and pupils: all Harris academy updates on coronavirus will now be published on a dedicated website: https://t.co/0JeUHHfRDp. You will also receive a text message as and when there is any new information.

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Homework

Homework at Harris Academy Greenwich.

For any further information or queries please email: Homework@harrisgreenwich.org.uk

Homework is used as a tool for students to consolidate learning already acquired through the delivery of the curriculum during lesson time. Students will be trained from Year 7 onwards on how to learn the most powerful knowledge from each of their subjects, a skill which will progress during their journey at Harris Academy Greenwich and prove pivotal in KS4. Subject experts will support and ensure that students have retained knowledge through low stake quizzes at the start of lessons that the homework is being checked in.

Students will complete various types of homework:

  • Reading – 30 minutes per night minimum. Students complete a reading log in their books.
  • Flip and Fetch key facts from their Knowledge Organisers into their homework books. All students have been given Knowledge Organisers a homework book (containing lined paper) to complete this and should use this at home to complete their homework.
  • Technology apps in Maths and Science to supplement self-quizzing (Hegarty Maths for all year groups which is due every Thursday and Tassomai*) *Year 10 and 11 only.

 

Flip and Fetch Expectations for KS3 (Year 7, 8 and 9)

Students should bring their Knowledge Organisers and homework books in to school every day as homework will now be checked on different days of the week.

How will homework be set?

  • KS3 students will be set homework regularly by their subject teachers, who will inform students on the box they should learn.
  • Students will have a maximum of seven days to complete one full page of flip and fetch into their homework book. The student should have this page ready to show the teacher, who will check that the page is fully complete.
  • English, Maths(Hegarty online app), Science and PRG will set homework once per week. Whereas, MFL, Music, Computing, Geography, Drama, History, Art and DT will be set homework twice per half-term. The latter subjects will set homework following the rota below:

Week 1

homework will be set by the following subjects:

Week 2 homework will be set by the following subjects

Week 3

homework will be set by the following subjects:

Week 4

homework will be set by the following subjects:

Week 5

homework will be set by the following subjects:

Week 6

homework will be set by the following subjects:

English

English

English

English

English

English

Maths (Hegarty)

Maths (Hegarty)

Maths (Hegarty)

Maths (Hegarty)

Maths (Hegarty)

Maths (Hegarty)

Science

Science

Science

Science

Science

Science

PRG

PRG

PRG

PRG

PRG

PRG

MFL

Geography

History

MFL

Geography

History

Music

Drama

Art

Music

Drama

Art

Computing

PE

DT

Computing

PE

DT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Flip and Fetch Expectations for KS4 (Year 10 and 11)

Students should bring their Knowledge Organisers and homework books in to school every day as homework will be checked on different days of the week.

Year 10:

  • As students have now chosen their options, they will be expected to complete one page of flip and fetch into their homework book for each of their chosen subject per week.
  • Subject Teachers will set one box from the Knowledge Organiser that must be learnt. Students will have a maximum of seven days to learn the knowledge from the box, by using the flip and fetch method they are already trained in.
  • Students will be expected to show one full page of flip and fetch in their homework during the lesson it is due in for that the Subject Teacher will check is complete. The Subject Teacher will further test that they have retained the knowledge, by asking students to complete a low stakes quiz that is based on the box of knowledge that students will have flipped and fetched as homework.

Year 11:

In addition to flip and fetch, students are also provided with a folder where they should keep their additional revision resources for each subject in an organised manner. Students will also attend supervised study on a weekly basis, where they can complete some of their revision homework. Subject Teachers will check homework on a weekly basis and ensure knowledge is secure via a low stakes quiz that is planned based on what students have revised that week in Supervised Study and at home.

Further Support:

Homework Club will be available for students to attend from 3.30 every weekday. A member of the Homework Team will be there to offer a quiet space for homework completion and to support students with their completion.