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School is now closed for the Easter break.
We reopen on Monday 15th April.

Have a lovely restful break.
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School is now closed for the Easter break. We reopen on Monday 15th April.Have a lovely restful break.

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Year 11 Historians, this week's History homework is to support you with the case studies for the Crime and Punishment paper. Please use either the QR code or GCSE Pod to log in. ... See MoreSee Less

Year 11 Historians, this weeks History homework is to support you with the case studies for the Crime and Punishment paper. Please use either the QR code or GCSE Pod to log in.

The TYA are thrilled to see people using the Charnley Arms Car park already as part of the Park and Stride Scheme.

We hope to reduce congestion at the gate making it safer for pedestrians, cyclists and other road users while increasing active travel (walking, cycling etc).

The Charnley Arms are very supportive in allowing us to use the back end of the car park as a drop off and collection point but have asked us to remind users that they have no liability for cars parked on their carpark, and it is just a drop off point (meaning no full day parking) and that the children can not go into the pub without a person aged 18+ (a responsible adult). This means unfortunately our students can not use toilets / play areas etc.

Here is a reminder of the map which shows the location of the Charnley as a suggested safe location to park with a 10 - 15 minute walk to school. We hope to add other car parks to our scheme in the future!

Look out for student active travel competitions all next term!

Thanks for your support,

The YTA (Years 7 - 9)

@beenetwork @damesarahstoreyThe YTA are really excited to share with you our first off road parking location to start a Park and Stride scheme next term. The aim is to reduce congestion at the gate making it safer for pedestrians, cyclists and other road users while increasing active travel (walking, cycling etc).

The Charnley Arms have been very supportive and will allow us to use the back end of the car park as a drop off and collection point. The map shows the location of the Charnley Arms as a suggested safe location to park with a 10 - 15 minute walk to school. We hope to add other car parks to our scheme in the future!

Look out for student active travel competitions all next term!

Thanks for your support,

The YTA (Years 7 - 9)

@beenetwork @damesarahstorey
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The TYA are thrilled to see people using the Charnley Arms Car park already as part of the Park and Stride Scheme. We hope to reduce congestion at the gate making it safer for pedestrians, cyclists and other road users while increasing active travel (walking, cycling etc). The Charnley Arms are very supportive in allowing us to use the back end of the car park as a drop off and collection point but have asked us to remind users that they have no liability for cars  parked on their carpark, and it is just a drop off point (meaning no full day parking)  and that the children can not go into the pub without a person aged 18+ (a responsible adult). This means unfortunately our students can not use toilets / play areas etc.Here is a reminder of the map which  shows the location of the Charnley as a suggested safe location to park with a 10 - 15 minute walk to school. We hope to add other car parks to our scheme in the future!Look out for student active travel competitions all next term! Thanks for your support, The YTA (Years 7 - 9) @beenetwork  @damesarahstorey
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