Today, our Year 8 French students had the opportunity to order crêpes in French to practice their general French conversation.

“I like all of the games and when I win a trophy for doing something well” – Reuben “I thought this would be boring, but I am really enjoying it!” - Max “This is so much fun, I cannot wait for the next session” - Hollie-Mae At present, we have ten Year 7 students and 6 Year 8 students – these students are identified by working collaboratively with the English department, work scrutiny, student voice and via their learning profiles. We are delighted to announce that the intervention will continue to run this year.įeedback from students and parents/carers has been extremely positive.

The SEND department have had great success with this for many years. Nessy is used globally by hundreds of thousands of teachers and students and is a 3-time winner at the prestigious Educational Resources Awards. Nessy has been making fun, educational software for children since 1999 and has developed a reputation for exceptional quality. Programmes are designed to help students between 5 and 16 years of all abilities to learn to read and spell with confidence, especially those who learn differently. This is an innovative improvement tool which will helps children engage in learning. We are all delighted to have the opportunity to meet with parents/carers to be able to share news of the positive start the year group have made in their journey at Hungerhill.

Tonight is our Year 7 Meet the Form Tutor Evening. Hungerhill Highlights will be sent out every Friday from the week commencing Monday 1 November. Thank you to all who have donated to help support one of our students, Harry. We have so far raised over £1043 (including the money raised before the summer) and we are still counting! There were cakes galore to be bought at break and lunchtime which were enjoyed by all, and the finale of the day has been our Headteacher Mrs Pond kindly entering the wooden stocks to have cold, wet sponges thrown at her by students who had to pay for the privilege! Hungerhill School has today shown how we care for one another and work as a team, staff and students have had a non-uniform day and donated money to do so. Hungerhill School Intertrain Video - YouTube Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Department.Teaching School and Initial Teacher Training.

The Hills We Run From by Ellis Mae