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  • 13/10/22

    Writing Role Models

    In English lessons, teachers will often model a writing task using the acronym WAGOLL = what a good one looks like! This helps learners to see detailed, quality examples of writing.
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  • 07/10/22

    Digital Literacy

    Here at Trinity Academy New Bridge, we like to provide opportunities for our learners to apply and develop ICT skills across the curriculum.
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  • 07/10/22

    Sunderland Spooky Stories Competition!

    Group 4 have been working hard all week to edit and perfect their entries to this years Sunderland Spooky Stories competition. The Halloween themed competition, is part of the city’s third annual Lights Out festival, which will run from 22 to 31 October.
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  • 06/10/22

    National Poetry Day

    Today we celebrated National Poetry Day! This year’s theme was The Environment. Learners took part in a range of activities in English and Art based around the poem, What is Pink? By Christina Rossetti.  
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  • 04/10/22

    Dictionary Skills

    In English skills lessons, learners have been using dictionaries to revise alphabetical order, use the first two or three letters of a word to check its spelling and to find the definition of unfamiliar words.
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  • 03/10/22

    Votes For Schools Assembly

    Each Monday, we start the day in our Votes For Schools Assembly; where we discuss the latest news headlines and current affairs to start, then follow a set focus topic joining schools all over the UK in a collective vote.
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  • 30/09/22

    Data in real world situations

    To complement the current Maths topic of data handling, Year 7 learners went to Chester-Le-Street to monitor traffic flow on the busy A167.
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  • 30/09/22

    Drop Everything and Read

    Learners have enjoyed accessing the library to complete their reading this week!  Whilst reading intervention takes place in the library, guided reading and silent reading for pleasure are encouraged during lesson time.
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  • 30/09/22

    Speaking and Listening

    During English skills lessons our KS4 learners have been practising talking about a topic of their choice for over 3 minutes. Learners wrote notes about their chosen subject and organised what they wanted to say into sections. We will be developing to talk without notes as the year progres...
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  • 30/09/22

    Black History Month

    In preparations for lessons and assemblies starting next week for Black History Month, our online bookshelf has been updated with audio book links to a range of books celebrating diversity for our younger learners as well as links to pod casts and interviews discussing key people and events througho...
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  • 15/09/22

    Mr. Twit Beard Cakes

    Learners at our Acorn Learning Center had a fantastic time making Mr. Twit beard cakes today in their food technology lesson with Mr. Walker. All week across school we looked at the wonderful world of Roald Dahl and we picked these tasty treats for our food lesson.  
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  • 14/09/22

    Homework Club

    Did you know we run a homework club? The whole school homework club is held every morning in Mr Hudson’s room.
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