• 7736246. MON-FRI 9:00AM - 5:00PM SAT 9:00AM - 1:00PM SUN - Closed Registered Office: Passmores Academy… It featured in the 2011 … In 2018, 24% of pupils at Passmores Academy had entries in all EBacc subject areas and 11% achieved the EBacc, with a standard pass in English and Maths, while 4% achieved it with a strong pass in those subjects. (nasebrany.sk)
  • Ofsted inspected the school in the 2017-2018 academic year, and Essex Schools Education Service formally reviewed the school shortly before. (stgeorgesschool.org)
  • Nick Hills, Head of Citizenship, led work on The ACT Building Resilience Project at the Anglo European School in Essex. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • Pupils develop their self-esteem through extra responsibilities. (essex.sch.uk)
  • The pupils had been chosen for reasons such as low self-esteem, trouble making friends, having low confidence, or other issues such as things going on at home that were affecting engagement at school. (essexvvu.co.uk)
  • Fifteen Y9 pupils from a school in North Essex had been chosen by their teachers to attend a day at the outdoor centre. (essexvvu.co.uk)
  • As well as the benefit to its pupils, Brittons has also become the first D-Link Centre of Excellence, showcasing to other schools how it is using technology to maximum effect, and helping the local community to develop its IT skills. (dlink.com)
  • for anyone who's come into contact with a positive case of covid-19. (archive.org)
  • While the Manchester Metropolitan University has directed all classes for first year and foundation year students to be held online for the next 14 days, the University of Essex has reported COVID-19 clusters linked to sports teams. (edexlive.com)
  • The Risk Team at the University of Essex builds, tests, and applies novel analytical tools aimed at improving the targeting of service provision and the best economic use of fiscal resources. (essex.ac.uk)
  • Working with the University of Essex and the Catalyst team has been both fascinating and enjoyable. (essex.ac.uk)
  • wales's first minister says he can't rule out a post-christmas lockdown, with the number of coronavirus cases on the rise. (archive.org)
  • At least 40 universities across the UK have reported Coronavirus cases, resulting in thousands of students self-isolating as the new term begins, it was reported on Tuesday. (edexlive.com)
  • Leaders have high aspirations for all pupils. (essex.sch.uk)
  • Then we look at the relationship between the teacher researcher and what good teachers do anyway, arguing that developing teachers as enquirers echoes the aspirations we have for pupils' learning. (teachingexpertise.com)
  • Pupils describe West Horndon as being a big family. (essex.sch.uk)
  • He described schools having to consider increasing class sizes and cutting subjects - such as foreign languages, design and technology and computing - while pupils are taught by non-specialists in key areas such as maths and science. (yahoo.com)
  • It had been successfully taught in his own school, not so much for its own sake as for the more correct views it enabled the pupils to form on any subject brought before them, and leading to habits of independent thought. (google.co.ve)
  • In 2023 Essex Boys and Girls Clubs will have delivered 11 projects in eight areas of the county, these are part funded by the VVU. (essexvvu.co.uk)
  • Vic Goddard is head teacher at passmores academy … We have an opportunity to recruit an additional … Passmores Academy, Tracyes Rd, Harlow, Essex, CM18 6JH. (nasebrany.sk)
  • The school uses Aspire Academy, Harlow College and Pets Corner as alternative provision for a small number of pupils. (nasebrany.sk)
  • These establishments are linked with Passmores Academy… Passmores Academy is a 11-16 secondary school in Harlow, Essex. (nasebrany.sk)
  • The ethos of the school, which became an Academy in 2011 in association with The Coopers' and Coburn School, Upminster, is to give pupils the right balance of inspired learning, whilst engaging them with real world experiences to help them prepare for their future working lives. (dlink.com)
  • The children are offered an external area where they can have fun and socialise with their friends whilst the school will witness the benefits of pupils learning both inside and outside the school. (thermoplasticmarkings.com)
  • A dozen children at Passmores Academy in Essex use school washing machines to keep their uniforms clean. (nasebrany.sk)
  • The academy has an annual intake of 240 pupils in Year 7, and in the (January 2013) is approximately 1,000 pupils. (nasebrany.sk)
  • Passmores Academy A case study from a school that has adopted the NBfE. (nasebrany.sk)
  • St. Mark's West Essex Catholic School… For students in each academic year, the content of the curriculum followed by the school for each subject and details as to how additional information relating to the curriculum may be obtained, is also … With scenes like these, it's no wonder Passmores Academy has become the most talked-about school in the country. (nasebrany.sk)
  • The Brittons Academy in Rainham, Essex, is a pioneering secondary school, driven by the vision of Principal, Robert Sheffield and Vice Principle, Richard Ayre. (dlink.com)
  • The Brittons Academy had experienced problems with pupils misusing devices in class and a ban had previously been put in place. (dlink.com)
  • Pupils rise to meet these expectations. (essex.sch.uk)
  • We believe in developing good patterns of attendance and set high expectations for the attendance and punctuality for all our pupils from the outset. (essex.sch.uk)
  • He said teachers are well prepared to deliver lessons, but many are driven out of the job by a lack of training around how to deal with children - especially amid a growing mental health crisis among pupils. (yahoo.com)
  • People need to be aware of this condition because it's very common but even many family support workers have never heard of cases in children. (cyiworldwide.com)
  • A spokesperson at Tavistock Clinic in London said they were unable to comment on individual case, but only seven children under the age of 5 were diagnosed last year - making Zach one of the youngest. (cyiworldwide.com)
  • Children talk about how much they love reading and pupils in key stage 2 appreciate the high-quality texts they read in class. (stgeorgesschool.org)
  • Also, in many cases, we employ a design that implements educational aspects to benefit both the children and the school. (thermoplasticmarkings.com)
  • The cases involve highly vulnerable children, young people and adults. (socialistworker.co.uk)
  • Even in such a case considerable skill may be acquired in that trio of subjects which many parents are apt to regard as the only object for which it is worth sending their children to school. (google.co.ve)
  • Carphone Warehouse ( corporate site ), a UK mobile phone retailer, recently commissioned the Family Kids and Youth research agency to conduct a qualitative study of schools situated in Belfast, Kent and Essex where children are already benefiting from tablet use. (experientia.com)
  • A new controversial Ch4 docu-series, Educating Essex, hit our screens on Piota Schools APP which can be found in the Apple APP store or Google Play store. (nasebrany.sk)
  • Pupils explored different political ideologies and the controversial issues of freedom fighting, extremism and popular uprising using national and international case studies. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • As a general guide, the 11-Plus is still used in Buckinghamshire, Essex, Kent, Lincolnshire and North Yorkshire, but it's best to check with your primary school to see if the examination will still take place. (educationquizzes.com)
  • pupils play well together engaging in both active and imaginative play using the equipment on offer. (stgeorgesschool.org)
  • Staff know pupils well. (essex.sch.uk)
  • Mells Roofing Limited also carried out the removal of a redundant tank room containing asbestos materials, following the relevant health and safety regulations in order to remove any unnecessary risk to the school's staff and pupils. (mellsroofing.co.uk)
  • With the introduction of Safe2Torch we have been very keen to follow all the necessary guidelines so that the safety of the client, the building, and in this case staff and pupils is always at the forefront of our working day. (mellsroofing.co.uk)
  • It also realised that its connectivity would underpin its technology vision and the learning experience for 1000 pupils and 200 staff. (dlink.com)
  • Family Kids and Youth carried out focus groups and ethnography at one of the schools (Honywood Community Science School, Coggeshall, Essex), interviewing pupils, staff and teachers, and observing the way in which different subjects and age groups used tablets in learning. (experientia.com)
  • Exact percentages are difficult to quantify as the Ministry of Education changed their reporting procedures and stopped providing information on those pupils receiving free meals. (historyandpolicy.org)
  • Department for Education figures showed another 27 schools and colleges in England have identified RAAC on site - including five from Essex. (essexlive.news)
  • This rather old-fashioned community of Essex does not keep anything old around when it comes to the education of its pupils! (stairhoppers.com)
  • Figures from the Department of Education this week showed 202,000 pupils in England were off school on 17 March because of the virus. (socialistworker.co.uk)
  • Around 60 schools across Essex are now thought to have confirmed cases of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC). (essexlive.news)
  • Essex is the county with the most confirmed cases of RAAC at schools. (essexlive.news)
  • But the town of Essex is no exception when it comes to great schools. (stairhoppers.com)
  • The outdoor day is replicated with 32 schools across Essex and from these 32 schools 480 young people attend an outdoor day with then 180 pupils from across all the participating schools, selected for the Respect Project. (essexvvu.co.uk)
  • Evidence of the impact of such approaches on pupils and schools through a full evaluation. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • Pupils are encouraged to get fully involved in all aspects of school life including contributing when the school is bidding for funding, getting involved in planning new developments and mentoring younger pupils at both Brittons and other local schools. (dlink.com)
  • The number of pupils in state schools in England that were absent due to Covid last week has more than tripled in a fortnight. (socialistworker.co.uk)
  • Obviously, official endorsement for the widespread use of tablets in schools cannot really happen without substantiated, independent evidence to convincingly prove the case for tablet technology. (experientia.com)
  • Research was also undertaken with teachers, pupils and parents in one control school and two primary schools. (experientia.com)
  • Interestingly, the study points out that particularly less engaged pupils, those who had previously struggled with their homework, and pupils with special educational needs appear to be benefiting most from tablet use in schools (read the short report for more details). (experientia.com)
  • The research findings (pdf) are generally rather positive (assuming that Family Kids and Youth has done its research properly, given the obvious interest of Carphone Warehouse in tablet sales): tablets enhance learning, improve communication, engage and motivate pupils, and stimulate proactive querying, initiative taking and creativity. (experientia.com)
  • Hannah Gray teaches Year 2 at Thorn Grove Primary School in Bishop's Stortford, and works with the Matrix Essex and Herts Maths Hub. (ncetm.org.uk)
  • so it's best to ask the primary school to find out which categories pupils need to revise for. (educationquizzes.com)
  • And the primary school he attends in Essex has even changed the kids' toilets to gender-neutral Unisex in support of Zach since his official diagnosis last year, aged four. (cyiworldwide.com)
  • And Zach's school - Purfleet Primary in Essex - has even turned their toilet block gender-neutral to support him. (cyiworldwide.com)
  • It is a rule of this school that pupils must attend every day, unless there are exceptional circumstances and it is the headteacher , not the parent, who can authorise the absence. (essex.sch.uk)
  • Read our impact case study about the Catalyst Project to learn more about it. (essex.ac.uk)
  • Previously, the school only had a few areas with WiFi access but since we've installed the new system pupils no longer have to fight for the limited space available in the library - they can study anywhere. (dlink.com)
  • What at first appeared to be a boring batch of correspondence written by a group of nobodies turned out to be a fascinating window into the culture and practice of teaching in early 19th Century New England, and also provided a case study of how an appraiser assesses a unique collection of material that doesn't include traditionally collectible famous personalities. (abaa.org)
  • Start packing right away, because after you read this article, you will definitely want to move to Essex ASAP! (stairhoppers.com)
  • and in this case there is more time to be devoted to the other part: each boy can then read the whole lesson, and should he make a limited number of mistakes, say three, he forfeits his place in the class. (google.co.ve)
  • Anyone with information relating to the collision is encouraged to contact Essex Police, quoting incident 781 of July 1. (essexlive.news)
  • Later, he was arraigned on four counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and two counts of alleged assault and battery on a police officer, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and attempt to commit a crime on another incident in two other, unrelated cases. (whav.net)
  • The first is the importance of that function in the master which consists in selecting and training the subordinate officers of the scholastic system, whether voluntary assistants, pupil-teachers, or monitors, in such a manner that they may act harmoniously one with another, and all with the common head. (google.co.ve)
  • Pupils always do their best and want to make their teachers proud of what they can achieve. (essex.sch.uk)
  • Case studies that exemplify effective practice and how teachers working in a range of school contexts provide practical teaching and learning strategies and approaches. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • Pupils speak articulately about their learning and understand how their teachers support them. (stgeorgesschool.org)
  • Mr Justice O'Hara adjourned the case until September for review and estimated a trial will take place next year. (armaghi.com)
  • This project focused on critical thinking, problem-solving and enquiry skills, and taking informed and responsible actions through five Citizenship lessons with Year 7 pupils. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • This project focused on critical thinking through six Citizenship lessons with Year 9 pupils. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • Leaders make sure pupils have a wide set of experiences. (essex.sch.uk)
  • Louise really does the best she can for her clients by knowing the case inside out, knowing how to run it properly and knowing how to make sure it's in her clients' best interests. (doughtystreet.co.uk)
  • Only initials and surnames are given on the memorials which meant Lynette had to search through thousands of names in the registers to make sure she had the right people - in some cases identification proved impossible because some of the names were so common and there was very little information available. (bangor.ac.uk)
  • These sanctions are still in place if protocols are ignored but pupils can now use devices in class to enhance learning. (dlink.com)
  • High quality, high-availability, chassis-based multi-layer DGS-6600 D-Link switches enable the school to be reliably and securely covered with a wireless system that is robust enough to host 1000 pupils at any one time. (dlink.com)
  • With a population of little over 3,700, it ranks 12 in the top of places to live in Essex County. (stairhoppers.com)
  • In case these local leisure activities become too familiar or too much of a routine, you can always hop in the car or on the train and head somewhere else. (stairhoppers.com)
  • While there were no official figures on the university Coronavirus outbreaks, a tracking of local reports suggests more than 40 universities have had COVID cases so far, out of about 130 in total, the BBC said in a report. (edexlive.com)
  • An account is given of the work of Essex local authority's Forum for Learning and Research Enquiry (FLARE), particularly on the characteristics of 'the research engaged school' which has now been developed into a national investigation. (teachingexpertise.com)
  • Leaders have developed an inspirational curriculum that is designed to meet the needs of pupils at West Horndon. (essex.sch.uk)
  • Pupils will certainly find a wealth of engagingly created case studies from #BlackLivesMatter to YouTube influencer society to digital dating in socially conventional nations. (lemonadestandappleton.com)
  • Following a discussion at BETT on the subject of pupils using their own devices at school, Brittons decided to look into the possibility of how it could work for them. (dlink.com)
  • Justice Murphy In addition, Kondis v State Transport Authority identified some of the principal categories of case where it had been established that the duty of care could not be delegated to another: Adjoining owners of land in relation to work threatening support or common walls. (wikipedia.org)
  • Otherwise, if you choose to travel to Boston for work, you might be able to afford the costs of living in Essex easier. (stairhoppers.com)
  • It's best for pupils to work their way through the KS2 quizzes first (consider it a warm up! (educationquizzes.com)
  • We were invited by Essex Boys and Girls Clubs to attend their outdoor learning facility at Layer Marney Tower in Essex and meet a group of young people who were possible candidates for the Respect Project. (essexvvu.co.uk)
  • Bruce, who leads the course from Essex Boys and Girls Clubs got all the young people to participate by leading the day with the right balance of authority and humour, all young people were keen to answer questions and encouraged to put forward their views. (essexvvu.co.uk)
  • This was evident in pupils as young as six years old. (stgeorgesschool.org)
  • Theresa added: "They have changed the toilets for Key Stage 1 pupils into Unisex instead of male/female and they address him as a girl, which is what he wants. (cyiworldwide.com)
  • Additionally it is set up to handle VOIP, a captive portal page is available to enable guests and pupils alike to securely access the WiFi, there is the possibility of adding IP security cameras at the school in the future and it also provides the ability to fully upgrade the technology. (dlink.com)
  • All pupils are bilingual to some extent, with just under one in 10 pupils being fully bilingual by the age of 14. (trunojoyo.ac.id)
  • Following a Police Ombudsman investigation six officers have been reported to the Professional Standards Department and consideration of their cases is ongoing. (armaghi.com)
  • Having opened the inquest I would fix it to be adjourned, but in this case, I've received a written request from Essex Police that I suspend the inquest pending a criminal investigation. (essexlive.news)
  • Essex Police have confirmed that one man remains in hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries. (essexlive.news)
  • While en route, she added, Burns reported the student was already in police custody and she changed the order to a "controlled release" of pupils. (whav.net)
  • Pupils' learning is enhanced by a range of opportunities and experiences which bring learning to life. (stgeorgesschool.org)
  • Approximately 30-40% of monocular blindness cases result from ocular trauma. (medscape.com)
  • Kondis v State Transport Authority, was an Australian court case decided in the High Court of Australia on 16 October 1984. (wikipedia.org)
  • Kondis then appealed against this, and the case came before the High Court. (wikipedia.org)
  • The possibility of globe rupture should be considered and ruled out during the evaluation of all blunt and penetrating orbital traumas as well as in all cases involving high-speed projectiles with potential for ocular penetration. (medscape.com)
  • And, we know, this applies to maaany of the small towns in Essex County. (stairhoppers.com)
  • Pupils explored concepts of extremism, radicalisation and terrorism from different perspectives and carried out independent and small group research using enquiry methodologies. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • 2024 New Intake Prospective Parent Tours 2nd Oct at 10.30am, 30th Nov at 9.30am and 11 Jan at 9.30am Please call the school office or email [email protected] to book a space. (essex.sch.uk)
  • The beautiful coastal town from Essex County, located 26 miles north of Boston, is a hidden gem. (stairhoppers.com)
  • Essex County Council selected Langley to carry out a comprehensive condition survey of their school's roofs as it had been suffering from severe leaks to classrooms and corridor areas. (mellsroofing.co.uk)
  • The city also refused to release the list of charges against the student even though they have since been made public by Essex County District Attorney Jonathan W. Blodgett's office. (whav.net)
  • Pupils explored concepts of democracy, rule of law and rights and responsibilities in the context of media bias/falsification in reporting about Islam and Islamophobia. (teachingcitizenship.org.uk)
  • Unfortunately, Essex is not fortunate enough to have direct access to the ocean. (stairhoppers.com)
  • Richard Ayre added, "We wanted our pupils to maximise their learning experience by being able to access any information they want, no matter where in the school they are. (dlink.com)
  • It has resulted in some having to introduce temporary measures to continue teaching their pupils, including remote learning or portable classrooms. (essexlive.news)
  • The news came just before Office for National Statistics announced on Friday that Covid cases in Britain have rocketed by around a million in a week. (socialistworker.co.uk)
  • It details the responsibilities of individuals and groups involved and the procedures in place to promote and monitor pupil attendance. (essex.sch.uk)