Secret Art Auction!
Priory and Wallands Schools' Secret Art Auction is now live! Details here
The Russell Group is relaunching its guide for Year 10 and 11 pupils on subject choice to study at sixth form or college and how it relates to their future study and careers. The renewed guidance is particularly targeted towards supporting less advantaged pupils, who may not always receive the same level of advice as their better off peers. To access the new Informed Choices website please click here. The FAQ is here.
Our Priory School chess team came 2nd in the county at the finals of the Butler Cup Chess Competition held on 21st May. They represented the school really well, and gained a special commendation from the Sussex Junior Chess head coach as it is the first year we have taken part in this Sussex wide competition. The Priory chess club is open to all students. It is free, and operates as a drop-in club every Thursday from 3.15 - 4.30pm in S4 - come and try!
In March 2018, we ran a heart screening day in conjunction with Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and Wave Leisure. We are trying to raise funds to hold another day. Healthy Hearts is a month-long event supporting CRY. CRY undertake ground-breaking research into the causes of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS) and also provide local screenings to help detect those with undiagnosed heart problems aged between 14 and 35. Healthy Hearts are hosting a number of challenges in June including swimming, running, walking and cycling which you can get sponsored for. Anyone can take part in these challenges, ether at Wave Leisure or elsewhere. Find out more using the Healthy Hearts website. Please note: This is a Healthy Hearts event - Wave is supporting the event by providing an optional venue for the activities
Surviving & Thriving In Your GCSEs Seminar for Parents and Students In Year 9, 10 and 11 Wed 3rd April 2019 from 6 – 6:45pm As you know we’re always looking for ways to support our wonderful students and all of our parents and carers. We are excited to announce an innovative, not-to-be-missed seminar on how to help your son or daughter get the very best out of their amazing brain. This session is open for parents, carers and students in years 9, 10 and 11. The session is all about how to help students get the most out of their amazing brains as they prepare for their GCSEs. We will be looking at how • the memory systems work in the brain & how to get the most out of them • to maintain excellent work-life balance in the midst of GCSEs • to work with the grain of the brain to become a fantastic studier • not be a perfectionist or a procrastinator These seminars are delivered by an outside speaker from a local company called Action Your Potential; they are running in 40 local schools and are always very popular. They are fun, interactive sessions for the whole family to engage with. Your son or daughter has an amazing brain - let’s help them maximise it! Download the flyer here.
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