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07/12/21

Tim our PGCE trainee, demonstrates some fantastic co-ordination skills by getting his year 7 class to play a class ensemble of the famous Ode To Joy. Students worked brilliantly, increasing their confidence, memory, attention and concentration skills. https://t.co/ld7iV0ho3O

06/12/21

Retweetd From YoungMinds

Together, we are stronger 💛 https://t.co/gn2u9VO9xI

06/12/21

Retweetd From Action for Happiness

Every act of kindness makes a difference. Let's help create a happier world this December with our Kindness Calendar. Please use & share 💕🌎🎄 https://t.co/J2J6C4pghI https://t.co/EJ8Y4DrSbY

02/12/21

Retweetd From Christine Counsell

Here's a starting point for leaders in beginning to uncover what matters, and starting ongoing conversations about it (from Counsell, C. 'seeing a curriculum more clearly: better conversations with middle leaders' in (ed.) the Guide to the Curriculum) https://t.co/mKlbbiRAsB

01/12/21

Retweetd From Calm

This December transform your world through loving kindness. 📅 Find the high resolution version and multiple formats of this calendar here: https://t.co/sdWDOHM2fk https://t.co/9upToE7cXG

30/11/21

Mini-whiteboards are an invaluable tool for teachers, as they both engage students and allow the teacher to check students' understanding. Nazrana uses mini-whiteboards with her year 7 class, she can see all written or drawn responses simultaneously as every student participates. https://t.co/hPsJDrjk9W

29/11/21

Our Year 11s and Year 13s are coping with the challenges of mocks brilliantly. As they enter the second week of mocks we just want to share 's guide on looking after their mental health during exams and revision https://t.co/HVd02fLFZG.

24/11/21

We encourage the use of here to focus our staff and students on their https://t.co/q7EbbzlKiF https://t.co/nT0keyq1LR

23/11/21

Taken from Teaching Walkthrus book, our teachers have been trialling out two specific techniques-Say it again better and Peer supported retrieval. Feedback from staff and students have been fantastic as these techniques aid students to produce high quality verbal responses. https://t.co/HhLRzoxMGG

22/11/21

We are looking forward to our annual BOSS day tomorrow. We have made an update to the dress code policy: Students wishing to wear Islamic dress should wear a simple and a which are not over embellished.

22/11/21

As our Year 11 and 13 students begin their mock exams we want to share 's guide on how to look after your mental health during revision and exams: https://t.co/FeOwUdkJ2h

17/11/21

One kind word can change someone's entire day . It is something we can all do everyday. When was the last time you went out of your way to be ?

15/11/21

Retweetd From Platfform4YP

There is a strong link between mental health and bullying. Young people who have experienced bullying are more likely to experience mental health issues and those who have mental health issues are more likely to be bullied. https://t.co/AWXu6sKOzr

15/11/21

An interesting podcast recently shared with out PGCE students - Dr. James Lang has six recommendations in this podcast about how we can better understand student attention and how we can get their attention while we teach. https://t.co/nXqae04FdO https://t.co/pjs02vNeR4

11/11/21

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New SEND steering group, including the , chief and director of education Chris Russell will ensure the delayed review will be delivered 'at pace' , says https://t.co/4amhTWmumQ

11/11/21

Have you stopped to consider what you might need to quit? https://t.co/xvuKjKrJRE

09/11/21

Students learning about tilting and toppling in physics, this method of dual coding works really well as students understand the concepts through the combination of visual and verbal processing. It also improves students' retention of information. https://t.co/y0gvsVjIs3

08/11/21

Retweetd From The Mix

Reminder: Your intrusive thoughts don't get to define you. They have no grounding in who you really are. Don't let them throw you off your track.

08/11/21

Retweetd From Happiful Magazine

Books are a fantastic way to help children with anxiety and to spark conversations about mental health in general. We asked Georgina Atwell, founder of the UK’s leading children’s book review site, Toppsta, for her top recommendations of books to help📚 https://t.co/VHsozFXrtU

08/11/21

Retweetd From Anna Freud NCCF

Are you a young person aged up to 25 looking for support for your mental health? On My Mind is a website co-produced with young people, which includes advice on referrals, working with services, self-care & a directory of free services across the UK👉https://t.co/TLEL6loxsX https://t.co/Bjk872b5rq

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At Chobham, we design our timetables to ensure that time is maximised for learning and that children have adequate time to relax and socialise with their peers. Our students arrive at 8.20am and the school day begins promptly at 8.30am. All students have a 20-minute morning break and an hour for lunch and further play. Students in EYFS and Years 1 and 2 have a short afternoon playtime as well. The school day ends for all students at 3.10pm.

Students at the academy enjoy a rich and varied timetable, which ensures that they build strong foundations in maths and literacy as well as develop their knowledge and discover their interests and passions across the curriculum. We are proud to be able to offer our students lessons in Mandarin, art, design and technology, music, PE and computing as well as the traditional subject offering. We also timetable three assemblies per week to build community and bolster our children’s social, spiritual and cultural development as they grow and mature.

Class timetables for all year groups can be found here timetables