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School Open Days Autumn 2010 Secondary School Open Evenings - Autumn 2020 School All Saints Catholic College Virtual open evening 08.10.20. To access the event or for further information: www.aschc.com/open-evening-8th-october-2020/ Batley Girls’ High School Taking place virtually 23.09.2020 or further information can be found here www.batleygirls.co.uk/ Batley Grammar School We will be running a remote access open day on Thursday 1st October. Two slots for prospective parents to book into 17.00 – 18.00 and 18.30 – 19.30. Details will be shared on our website and through local schools. www.batleygrammar.co.uk BBG is producing a video for Open Evening this academic year BBG Academy www.bbgacademy.com/ Castle Hall Academy Virtual Open Evening from 1st October 2020 www.castlehall.com See daily life at CHA by following us on Twitter @Castle Hall or Instagram @Castle_Hall1 Colne Valley High School www.thecvhs.co.uk/ Heckmondwike Grammar Virtual Sixth Form Open Evening 22 October 2020 School Main School 16 and 17 June 2021 – details to be confirmed www.heckgrammar.co.uk Holmfirth High School For further information about our virtual open evening; www.holmfirthhigh.co.uk Honley High School Virtual Tour via our school website www.honleyhigh.co.uk from 1 Oct 2020. King James’s School Our Open Evening this year will be virtual. We have a virtual tour already and will put it and documents on our website www.kingjames.org.uk/changes-2020/events/open-evening-2020 Kirkburton Middle School www.kirkburtonmiddleschool.co.uk/ Manor Croft Academy Thursday 24th September Virtual open evening starting at 6.00pm. The link will be on the school website. Staff will be ‘live’ after the presentation to answer any questions. www.manorcroft.org.uk/opening-evening Moor End Academy Virtual open evening https://www.moorend.org/Virtual-Open-Evening- 2020/index.asp Netherhall Learning Campus Virtual tour of the school from 28.09.20 www.nlconline.org.uk/netherhall- High School learning-campus-high-school/for-parentscarers/open-days/ Newsome High School & Sports We have chosen to interactively record our open evening for now through College Loom. We will also be holding an online 'live' broadcast through Zoom to offer a more personal touch. In addition, we have built a comprehensive website area to support transition throughout the year: https://newsomehigh.co.uk/parents/transition/ North Huddersfield Trust www.nhtschool.co.uk/open-evening/ School Royds Hall Community School Virtual event Tuesday 29th September 2020. www.roydshall.org Salendine Nook Academy Trust Salendine Nook will be operating a Virtual Open Evening and details will be posted on our school website no later than Monday 5th October (date of actual Open Evening) - https://snhs.kirklees.sch.uk Scissett Middle School Please visit the school website www.scissettmiddle.com Shelley College www.home.shelleycollege.org/ Spen Valley High School Due to the Covid-19 situation we are having to run Open Evening differently this year over two evenings to reduce numbers - we are planning to only allow parents of Y6 students (we will offer Y5 something later in the year). We are planning to run these on Wednesday 30th September and Thursday 1st October www.spenvalleyhighschool.co.uk St John Fisher Catholic It will be a video link on our school website www.stjohnfisher.org.uk Voluntary Academy available from Monday 28th The Mirfield Free Grammar http://www.themfg.co.uk/ and Sixth Form Thornhill Community Academy Our Open Evening will be online on 01/10/2020 Trust at www.thornhillcommunityacademy.co.uk/openevent/4719.html. Upper Batley High School Virtual Open Evening Wednesday 23.09.20. 5.30pm-7.30pm See website for details to register www.ubhs.co.uk Westborough High School Virtual open evening from 05.10.20 www.w-h-s.org.uk Whitcliffe Mount School Wednesday 30th September 6.00pm-8.30pm www.whitcliffemount.co.uk .
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