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WEEKLY WORD No WEEKLY WORD No. 4 08.05.20 Dear Parents/Carers and Students We hope you and your families are all keeping well. Here is our weekly round-up of our social media communications. Stay home and stay safe. MESSAGE TO YEAR 11 FROM THE MFL TEAM Year 11 Languages students This week would have been your final GCSE speaking exams. The MFL team just wanted you to know this...we know how hard you’d worked on preparing for them and we absolutely know you would have done amazingly well and made us proud . Mrs Green [email protected] FROM THE SEND TEAM Hello We hope all of our students and families are safe and well and had a lovely Easter. All of the ETAs are missing working with our lovely students and are working hard to make new resources to inspire you when you return. If you need any help with your work or just want to say hello please get in touch. We are so proud of how hard you are all working and dealing with this strange situation and we are very much looking forward to hearing all about the new things you have learnt. Remember ‘don’t let what you can’t do stop you from doing what you can!’ Take care and stay safe Mrs Bardell and the SEND Team [email protected] TO ALL THE MUSICIANS FROM MR BAKER Right you amazingly talented Honley High superstars! Can we rise to the challenge of writing and recording a song of hope like Horbury Academy has? Write a solo or get together on social media/app (e.g. Zoom Acapella). Here’s their lovely song https://youtu.be/_57yO-Ihn9E. Mr Baker [email protected] FROM MRS TURNER Hello my little pet lambs Hope you are all keeping well and staying safe. I know it is hard not to go out and meet your mates to catch up and socialise but believe me it is for the best. Hopefully one day soon we will be back together so I can play my wonderful whale music while you work hard and make me proud again. You know I think each and every one of you is absolutely amazing, unique and the reason why I do my job. Keep your little brains going guys and keep creating wonderful work/artwork for the FB site; I never realised just how talented you all are. Looking forward to sampling some baking . I am keeping busy clearing my cupboards out, gardening, reading and annoying Mr Turner. This ticktocking thingy is baffling and I've given up on that. Anyway I have to go as Mr T said I'm talking too much!!! (cheeky). Miss you lots you little jelly tots, keep making us and your families proud; remember we are making history. Big virtual hugs from Mrs Turner xx P.S. I f you need a chat you know you can get me on my work email [email protected] FROM MISS PEET You will have been hopefully practising your signing over the last few weeks and Miss Peet has a further challenge for you. Hi everyone - I hope you are all safe and well. Lockdown is a difficult time for everyone right now, but have you thought about using this time to learn a new skill? I am qualified to Level 4 in British Sign Language and I wanted to share this video* with you all to show you how fun it can be to learn. Why not give it a go? You can find lots of learning materials online and I would love to see your videos! Keep safe, and I can't wait to be back in the classroom with you all. Mrs Peet [email protected] *Video is on Facebook and will be uploaded to the school website ‘Wellbeing’ page TO 8B AND ALL MR SMITH’S ENGLISH CLASSES To 8b and all of my English classes I hope that you’re doing well and looking after yourselves during this peculiar period of uncertainty. Believe it or not I’m missing pacing up and down my classroom talking to you all and hearing all of your ideas. I’m even looking forward to hearing your seemingly boundless random discussions once again. I’m looking forward to hearing of your exploits when we eventually return to normality – maybe you’ve learnt a new language or made a scientific discovery with all this time? Or like me perhaps you’ve just turned to old comforts – reading, binge watching TV and making the most of the advised one outing a day and exploring the surrounding area. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you need/ want to – I check my emails regularly. Stay safe and see you all soon Mr Smith [email protected] YEAR 10 – FROM MISS BARBER Hello Year 10s! I just wanted to say that I am missing you all dearly and hope that you are all well. It’s been so nice to hear from some of you and hear what you have been getting up to. Remember there are people in school who can help if you are feeling low or you just want to get things off your chest. You are more than welcome to email me and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can. I know we said it was important to keep working but please don’t worry too much, I’d rather you be safe happy, and be in the right frame of mind for when we do get to see each other again. Remember everyone is the same position when it comes to GCSEs so you won’t fall behind. As something I saw on Facebook said, we will get you back on track, that’s our superpower!! Ok I’ll get back to enjoying some of this sunshine. Take care everyone. Love Miss Barber [email protected] ***OUR AMAZING TALENTED STUDENTS ALERT*** Have a look at this wonderful cake Becky Kelly Middleton (Y8) has baked. It looks yummy Becky - very well done! Please have a look at these amazing bird boxes our students have made in school recently. They are made from recycled pallet wood. A huge well done to all involved. Visit www.wildlifewatch.org.uk to find out how you can look after the birds in your garden. Please congratulate Sophie Mayes (Y7) Please take a look at Year 10 student on her incredible alphabet art. Abigail Sykes wonderful art work inspired Well done Sophie it’s brilliant! by Andreas Preis. Excellent work-very well done! WE LOVE SEEING OUR STUDENTS SHOWING THEIR SKILLS AND TALENTS KEEP SENDING IN PHOTOS OF YOUR EXCELLENT WORK EVERYONE Please help us say a huge Honley High well done to Harriet Law (Y7). Harriet completed a 7.38 mile bike ride in only 45 minutes! Well done Harriet we are very proud of you! Amazing Alumni Have a listen to this beautiful music piece by our amazing alumni Lauren Burrow (Y13 at Greenhead College) https://soundcloud.com/user-449078658/vanilla ⚽️⚽️⚽️ ***Honley High PE Challenge***⚽️⚽️⚽️ Calling all students, parents and staff to take on the Honley Kick Up Challenge. How long does it take you to do 10 kick ups. 1 kick up then catch = 1, 2 kick ups then catch = 2 and so on. Time yourself to work through and complete 10 kick ups. Can you beat Mr Thewlis who completed his in 41.68 seconds! LBT Online Arts Award Aged between 8 - 14 and want a fun challenge to do from the comfort of your home? Sign up and take part in the @LBT Online Arts Award from 11 - 18 May https://www.thelbt.org/shows/online-arts-award/ #LBT #PerformingArts #ArtsAward NSPCC When the world is unfamiliar and frightening. When friends are out of reach. When school was your sanctuary. When home isn’t a safe place. Whenever they need us. We're still here, we're still fighting for #EveryChildhood www.nspcc.org.uk. Northorpe Hall Child & Family Trust – Parent/Carer Information Sessions Whilst Northorpe Hall Child & Family Trust are unable to deliver parent/carer information sessions in schools and other venues at present, they are offering some workshops online through Zoom. Parents/carers can book onto these through the booking system on the Northorpe Hall website https://www.northorpehall.co.uk/ or Facebook Page. Design a banner to thank the NHS & Key Workers FSE Design are looking for students to design a banner which thanks and shows support to the NHS and key workers, for their dedication and hard work during this pandemic. They'll pick 5 winners, who will have their artwork recreated by their talented designers and printed on to a big 3x1m banner to proudly attach to our school gates. To enter, simply take a photograph of your completed worksheet and email it to [email protected] alongside your full name, age and don’t forget to include that you attend Honley High School. UK Space Agency – Tim Talks Join Tim Peake in a series of Space related Q & A’s on a Monday at 11.30am. During the first session he talks about isolation and keeping active in confined spaces. #spacetalk https://www.youtube.com/Timtalksspace Culture in quarantine – Macbeth A classic production from the RSC and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, starring Christopher Ecclestone. Recommend by the English department for students in all years but particularly for students in Years 9 and 10 who have studied the text.
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