Please note we have changed our school day timings for 2024-25.
*Monday dismissal at 3:25pm
*Friday dismissal at 2:45pm
*Tues/Weds/Thurs dismissal at 3:15pm
Please note all pupils must still be at school by 8:40am each day.
Parents
Pupils
Staff
Special Educational Needs
Governance
Meet our Community
Wellbeing
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES TIMETABLE - Autumn 2024 - Click here to see available clubs
LETTER TO PARENTS - Xcurricular Parent Letter Autumn 2024
LETTER TO PARENTS - Outcome Consultation Tutoring Systems May 2024
LETTER TO PARENTS - PE Policy during Ramadam 2024
Ramadan guidance for PE - Click here to view
Pupil Wellbeing Census Sheet - Click here to view
Parent Wellbeing Census Sheet - Click here to view
School Timings 2024-2025 -Click here to view EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES TIMETABLE - Autumn 2024 - Click here to see available clubs
LETTER TO PARENTS - Xcurricular Parent Letter Autumn 2024
LETTER TO PARENTS - Outcome Consultation Tutoring Systems May 2024
LETTER TO PARENTS - PE Policy during Ramadam 2024
Ramadan guidance for PE - Click here to view
Pupil Wellbeing Census Sheet - Click here to view
Parent Wellbeing Census Sheet - Click here to view
School Timings 2024-2025 -Click here to view
Parents
Pupils
Staff
Special Educational Needs
Governance
Meet our Community
Wellbeing
Free School Meals
Registering your child for free school meals could mean they could be offered fresh, warm and balanced meals at school for free. This will aid in their ability to focus in lessons and support their well-being.
Click Here if you would like to find out more in regards to free school meals.
Open Evening 2024
Whole School Ambassadors
Hall Green Secondary School on Sky News
We recently featured in a news story on Sky News detailing the work of Dr Irfan Khawaja at Birmingham City University around inclusion with a focus on PE and Ramadhan. We are proud of our inclusive work at Hall Green School and thank Dr Khawaja for helping us with this important work. You can watch the news coverage here.
Revising for GCSEs – Useful tips and strategies
Please see below for links to useful information, guides and supporting materials to help pupils make the most of this opportunity
Year 11 Revision Timetable May-June 2024 Pupil Version 2
Helping pupils improve their memory – a parent’s guide
The Fenyman Traffic Light System for revising
Link to: Ofqual letter for Y11 pupils and their parents
Link to: Exam Stress Guide
Video: How to revise for Science
How to revise History PowerPoint
Video: How to revise for History
How to revise GCSE Business Studies
How to revise for GCSE science 2023
How to revise for GCSE triple science 2023
Tips for parents to support your child
Parents guide to help keep children safe online
Slides from Parent GCSE Support Workshop on 13.9.23
Year 9 Options Choices
This is a video from Mr Hosfield explaining how the Year 9 Options Process works and provides pupils and parents help and advice on what choices they should make.
Click on each Department link for information. Art & Textiles, Art, Business Studies, Computer Science, Design & Technology, Food Preparation & Nutrition, Geography, Health & Social Care, History, MFL, Music, PE
STEPS TO SUCCESS
The PE department are launching a new programme called Steps to Success which we would like Parents to help engage with, to support their child with their wellbeing as well as their own. It is to be launched in lessons this week and It builds on from the Wellbeing day before half term. The whole family can get involved and for those families that are the most engaged, they may be in with a chance of winning a food hamper.
Download the PDF information here.
Watch a pre-recorded webinar click here
Year 11 Leavers
Recording this information is a statutory requirement which allows the school to complete a full Destinations report, which is shared with the local authority to see the successes of our pupils and help identify those who are NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training).
It is compulsory for young people to be in education or training until the age of 18.
https://educationhub.blog.gov.uk/2024/01/11/school-leaving-age-can-you-leave-school-at-16-and-what-are-your-options/
