The Purbeck School presents Disney's Mary Poppins JR
The Purbeck School presents Disney's Mary Poppins JR on the 16th & 17th July at 7pm
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The Purbeck School presents Disney's Mary Poppins JR on the 16th & 17th July at 7pm
As part of our behaviour policy, in every lesson, each student is given a score. Students receiving a 7 have exceeded expectations for the lesson. The following week the names of the students will be compiled and they will each receive 7 house points. Shortly after this, they will be presented with their Super 7 wristband which provides them with:
Queue jump for themselves and one friend for all break times and lunch times throughout the week.
An invite for a Friday hot chocolate with the Headteacher and House Leaders.
Being a Boy
Hosted by Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), five Year 8 students took part in a two-day Acting workshop at AUB’s Palace Court Theatre. The workshop was delivered by Dan Boyden, an experienced theatre maker who works with the British Council as a lead consultant designing their new global youth programme and is co-director of international arts collective AWE.
There was 4 Events over the weekend with 134 players from all over the world. Some already England and Scotland Champions.
We’re delighted to announce the GroceryAid School Essentials Grant, supported by The Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust is back again this year. You will be able to apply on this page from 9am on Tuesday 18th June 2024. If you’re eligible, you may receive £150 per school-age child, for up to three children in your household.
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On Friday 7th June, the student council met with Mrs Watson to discuss ideas for house competitions next year.
Some year 9 and 10 pupils enjoyed a whole day workshop on Entrepreneurial Skills delivered by the Southern Universities Network. In teams of four, they were tasked with setting up a Festival for under 18s. They had to brainstorm ideas for a theme, design the festival site, create detailed costings to ensure revenue and profit, design a social media marketing programme for their target audience, and create logos and merchandise. The day ended with each group pitching their proposal to the judges and their fellow pupils. The judges chose ‘Flower Fest’ for their attention to detail and going above and beyond their brief, while the pupil vote went to ‘ESports’ for their creative and imaginative festival programme.
Earlier this term, 107 Year 7 and 8 students completed the Junior Maths Challenge paper organised by the UK Maths Trust. The papers are designed to stimulate mathematical problem solving, encourage learners to think outside-the-box and apply mathematical skills learnt in lessons to sophisticated conundrums.
Medical Mavericks came in to school this week and every Year 10 student was given the opportunity to learn about careers in the NHS ( which is over 300 different careers!).
On Monday morning, Chris Evans passed on Mark & Clare's best wishes to all Year 11 students sitting their GCSEs! What a nice message to start this week's exams and a surprise to find out it was two of our own Science teachers - Mr Nicolaides and Mrs Stewart.
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