St Edmunds Celebrates Successful Open Evening with Record Attendance

3rd October 2024Mrs D Curtis
The academy opened its doors this evening to showcase what an amazing place it is for students to learn, and thrive as a member of the St Edmund’s family.
The event offered prospective students and families an engaging opportunity to explore the facilities, meet staff, and get a first-hand look at the vibrant community and academic programs that St Edmund’s offers.
The evening kicked off with a warm welcome from Principal Maggie Hazeldine who provided an overview of the academy values, curriculum, and achievements.  Attendees had the opportunity to participate in guided tours led by student ambassadors, who also shared their personal experiences and highlighted key facilities.
With a record number of attendees, we believe the Open Evening has been a great success.

Ecomonics Comes to life

2nd October 2024Mrs D Curtis

During economics today Mrs Gill was hard at work bringing the joy of the derived demand labour curve to life!

In the case of labour demand, it is derived from the demand for a product or a service that labour produces.

Fun was had by all sixth-formers.

 

Photo: Mrs Gill and Sixth Form Students

Targeted skills development in after school business sessions – VI Form 

27th September 2024Mrs D Curtis
** A Path to Academic Success** In today’s education system, students face increasing demands to master various skills, one of the most essential being the ability to write clearly and effectively. Writing is the foundation of communication across all academic disciplines, and essay writing, in particular, tests students’ critical thinking, analytical abilities, and expression of ideas. However, many students struggle with this skill, which can negatively impact their academic progress. This is where after-school essay writing interventions come in with a targeted approach to improving student writing skills in a supportive and focused environment.

 

These programs typically run outside regular school hours and focus on key areas such as essay structure, grammar, clarity of thought, thesis development, and editing. They are often personalised to meet the unique needs of individual students.

 

These sessions not only help students refine their writing but also build their confidence in their ability to express their thoughts in written form.

 

**Targeted Skill Development** Many students struggle with essay writing because they haven’t mastered the specific skills needed, such as organising thoughts logically, using evidence effectively, or developing a strong thesis.

 

Thanks to Ms Collymore