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The Department for Education (DfE) is seeking to minimise the burden of track and trace falling on schools over the Christmas period and has suggested that schools
use Friday 18 December as an In Service Training Day to support this aim.
Therefore, all of the schools within The Three Rivers Learning Trust will break up for Christmas for students at the end of the school day on Thursday 17 December.Ā
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Children and young people from across the region who sing or play an instrumentĀ will unite through musicĀ this December.
Covid-19 restrictions meantĀ thatĀ the usualĀ concert which would be hosted by Music Partnership North, showcasing the broad musical talent of students from acrossĀ NorthumberlandĀ and NewcastleĀ cannot take place for Christmas 2020, but through the determination of Music Partnership North, students, and parents the show will go on, albeit slightly different.Ā Ā
So get the popcorn ready, settle back in your favourite chair, turn up the heating, join us at 7.00 pm on the MPN YouTube page, oh and please hit SUBSCRIBE!
Make sure to save this linkĀ Unity Through MusicĀ andĀ have a look at the poster attached, you may just see a familiar face or two.
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The data are organised by occupation: simply type in the title of the job you are interested in and the widget provides a series of options from which you can select the most relevant to you.
With effect from 2nd December 2020, Emblematic will be opening their shop in Bedlington on the following days;
Wednesday 12.00 pm – 5.00 pm
Saturday 10.00 am – 4.00 pm
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ģė !Ā The MFL department at Chantry has a new string to its bow.Ā In addition to creating budding Francophones and Hispanophones, a bit of Korean is now on the menu.Ā Earlier this year, Miss Said started learning Korean and when the school reopened fully in September, she had an idea. āMr Storey, one of our highly talented cover supervisors, is a keen linguist and a great asset to the languages team.Ā As his name is Ian, we have launched A KoreIAN Storey where he takes us all with him on his Korean adventures – whether it be trying the food, teaching us some key phrases or dipping his toe into the culture, you will be both entertained and educated.ā
Mr Storey : āIāve always loved being part of French and Spanish during my time at Chantry so the opportunity to get involved with another language sounded great fun. I admit that my Korean knowledge is not excellent but with every episode, Iām learning more and more about their language and culture. Whilst following Miss Saidās strict direction has been challenging, Iāve loved the episodes weāve shot so far and am looking forward to filming the next chapter.ā
Pupils and staff at Chantry have responded to the show with great enthusiasm.
Robbie, Y8Ā : āThe show is really funny and it has taught me a lot.Ā I learned how Konglish is where Koreans take an English word and put their own twist on it to pronounce it.Ā However, they donāt have a F sound, so they change it to a P.Ā For example, the word ācoffeeā is pronounced ācoppeeā.Ā I think A KoreIAN Storey is an exciting way for people to learn something new.ā
Ms Hoyle : āAn epic masterpiece!Ā The show is a must see for anyone who enjoys learning about new cultures served up in a humorous and entertaining way.ā
The series is now on YouTube with two successful episodes already available to view.Ā And with comments on the last episode such as āThe greatest 16 minutes and 57 seconds of my lifeā, how can you possibly miss out?
You can find the links to both episodes here . ģė !
If you are having problems getting onto Google Classroom please can you check the following:
Year 5: 19joe.bloggs
Year 6: 18joe.bloggs
Year 7: 17joe.bloggs
Year 8:Ā 16joe.bloggs
Year 5: kjg66g2
Year 6: qilduik
Year 7: vk5tkik
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As part of National School Meals Week, we are celebrating the Great British School Lunch on Thursday 12th November. The menu is packed with all your British favourites. Please see the attached menu and please remember to preorder your child’s lunch.
