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Supervised home learning sessions.

These will take place after school Monday-Thursday in the Learning Resources Centre (LRC) from 3.35-4.15pm.

These sessions will enable students to complete home learning tasks with access to IT resources and learning support staff.

Attendance will be via pre booking ONLY using the online form.

Any ad hoc bookings must be made using the online form or by or by emailing info@rodborough.surrey.sch.uk before the end of the school day on which the child will attend.

To book your child’s place please complete the online form indicating which session(s) your child will be attending and your preferences regarding your son/daughter’s departure. Students are required to sign in and out when they attend. We request that if a student will not be attending for a booked session, parents inform Student Services before the end of the school day.

Booking Form

Summer Show – Tickets on sale now!

Our students (and staff) have been working incredibly hard to put together a brilliant show, this is a fantastic opportunity for parents and family to see just how talented our students are. Tickets are on sale now via arbourpay https://login.arbor.sc/ or by emailing the box office, adeane@rodborough.surrey.sch.uk.

Programme Sponsors Needed

We firmly believe that an outstanding production needs an outstanding programme and we work hard to produce a glossy souvenir programme for each production. The programme introduces the main characters, features the supporting roles and acknowledges the vital role the back-stage crew play.  It helps us tell the story, is full of images and is bound to be something squirrelled away in memory boxes awaiting rediscovery in years to come.  However, none of that is possible without our sponsors.  We have adverts available from £60 for a ¼ page to £125 for a full-page advert.  Please contact Mrs Deane, adeane@rodborough.surrey.sch.uk if you would like to feature your company in our programme.

Thursday the 27th June saw a group of upper school students take part in an inter-school voting morning for the trust book awards.  Students had the opportunity to share opinions on books they have read over the last fourteen weeks with students from schools across the trust. After many animated discussions on the shortlisted books, students voted for their favourite – ‘Happyhead’ by Josh Silver - and heard a talk and Q&A with last year’s award winner, Danielle Jawando. Massive thank you to our upper-school students for getting stuck in with discussions and being excellent representatives for the school.

The voting morning was the culmination of weeks of reading and meetings in the LRC to discuss what they had read. Every school had unique opinions on the books and it was very impressive how articulate and open students were with their own arguments and in hearing opinions of others. Thank you to Weydon for hosting, Mrs Daniels for organising and Mr Venton for his ongoing support of all thing’s literacy.

We hope to involve even more students at the WMAT book awards next year - fingers crossed we get to hear from another winning author!