The Carlton Academy
EXTENSION & ACHIEVEMENTS PROGRAMME 2019-20
Welcome Introduction to the E&A team Mr J. Byrne- Assistant Head Teacher Mr A Daniels E&A Lead Co-ordinator Mrs Matthews- E&A Co-ordinator Mr Cochrane- E&A Co-ordinator Mrs K Hughes E&A Co-ordinator Miss Y Moon - E&A Co-ordinator
What is is Ext xtension and Achie ievement (E & A)? It is an inclusive extra curriculum programme that lasts one year. Its aim is to engage pupils in new and challenging learning experiences and opportunities. Who is involved with E & A? • E & A is organised and run by the staff at The Carlton Academy with additional input coming from external providers at given points throughout the academic year • Pupils in all years from 7 to 10 have the opportunity to be involved with E and A programme.
What hap appens on th the E E & A programme? Pupils will follow a varied programme of opportunities and participate in sessions that will be fun, challenging and often practical in nature. In school sessions generally connect to an up and coming external visit or relate to the reflecting on such a trip. Students don’t have to engage in every In 2019/20, there will be an ongoing literacy element to the opportunity but must programme in which pupils will be reading, discussing and engage in most reviewing text from a book. External visits range from day trips to residential, the longest of which concludes the year. A list of trips and programme of learning can be found on the 'E & A Yearly Programme of Study 2019-20.'
When do the E & A sessions occur? Pupils will attend lunch, after school and sometimes daytime sessions involving single and mixed year groups. These sessions will occur twice per half term, although this will alter at times when the need arises. Longer gap tasks that link to the in-class and external visit experience will be set and completed by the pupils.
Is Is th there a a cos ost in involved to o par arti ticipate in in th the E& E&A program amme? NO • Many of the opportunities on offer as part of the programme have no cost attached. • The costs of the different trips that will be running throughout the year are outlined early on in the programme, thus allowing parents to plan and budget for such expenditure. • Pupils can choose to attend all, some or none of the trips on offer, although we would hope that your child would attend as many as possible and so get the most from this interconnected learning experience. THIS IS NOT A COMPULSORY PROGRAMME
How doe oes a a pupil il become in involved with ith th the E E & A prog ogram amme? • At the start of each academic year, E & A staff analyse the available pupil data for 'behaviour' and 'attitude to learning' and so create an 'invitation list'. • The yearly cohort is reviewed throughout the year and a pupils' withdrawal from the programme may occur if there are negative changes in 'behaviour' or 'attitude to learning' or attendance is below 95%
Im Importance of f Commitment • Before each trip there will be a minimum of 1 workshop ran prior to the trip going out. • It is compulsory that your son/daughter attends that workshop that relates to their trip. Failure to do so could result in your son/daughter being removed from the trip. • If your son/daughter is unable to attend the workshop then they MUST inform Mr Daniels at least 24 hours before the workshop .
CARLTON LEARNER • Carlton values still core • Enrich and enthuse students • All round learners and leaders
The Carlton Academy Pledges
The Carlton Academy Pledges
Successes of f Previous Years: Harry Potter- Warner Bros Studio’s London
Successes of f Previous Years: YORK
Successes of f Previous Years: PARIS IS
Successes of f Previous Years: DERWENT HIL ILL OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Successes of f Previous Years: ROME
Other activities that were delivered last academic year • German language workshops • Mandarin language workshops • Termly reading tasks. • History of Berlin lecture
What is is alr lready pla lanned? Fir irst Term • Reading task workshops • Sports Leadership Award (level 1-2) • Princess Trust Skills Award (Y8-9) • Pantomime trip (Theatre Royal)
th December Panto Trip: 5 th
York University & National Railway Museum T Trip Date:- 29 th April Cost:- £10-£15 per student approx. to cover transport costs
th Ju 20 th Bay of f Naples Ju July -20 July 2019 (P (Pompeii & Herculaneum)
Residential Tri rips & Vis isit its Expectation To participate in any E & A programme visits students must meet the following criteria. • Good attendance (95%+) • Consistent good behaviour. – No withdrawal from lessons or referral to academy alternative provision
Microsoft Forms- Permission slips • Any trip that your son/daughter is to attend you will then receive an email link to a form so you (As the parent) can give consent and then inform us on a medical conditions that we as staff need to be made aware of. • Without this being received we can’t take your son/daughter on the trip.
Microsoft Form- Preview of Permission Slip
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