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National Lockdown: An update from Turton’s Headteacher

Posted onAuthorGavin Moore

Dear parent,   I’m getting in touch, ahead of the national lockdown, starting on Thursday, firstly to wish you and your families a safe transit through lockdown and to re-assure you that we will continue to implement strong safety measures, in school, to keep both your children and your families as safe as possible during Read More …

The Summer and looking ahead to September…

Posted onAuthorGavin Moore

Dear parents, Firstly as a roundup of the term as we approach the summer break and secondly to look ahead to September at how things may look as we start of the new academic year.   Roundup School has been a very different experience for us all since March. Much of our educational provision has Read More …

Bring a Bag to School Day! (Friday 3rd November)

Posted onAuthorGavin Moore

Leadership LatestMr Searle’s end of year messageThe Story of TurtonA whole school Trivium curriculum for Turton School: An entitlement to knowledge and learning for everyoneAccountability or ResponsibilityVision and Purpose 3 years onFlunk and subsequently thunk Parent Zone Latest Recent Posts Year 11 Newsletter (Jan 2023) Copy Year 8 Parents’ Evening Year 7 Parents’ evening – Read More …

Bag2School Fundraising Collection – 18th May, 2017 (8:15am – 9am)

Posted onAuthorGavin Moore

Bag2School Fundraising Collection (8:15am – 9am) 18th May, 2017 Leadership LatestMr Searle’s end of year messageThe Story of TurtonA whole school Trivium curriculum for Turton School: An entitlement to knowledge and learning for everyoneAccountability or ResponsibilityVision and Purpose 3 years onFlunk and subsequently thunk Parent Zone Latest Recent Posts Year 11 Newsletter (Jan 2023) Copy Read More …

GCSE Art Exam 2017 (Art & Design)

Posted onAuthorGavin Moore

GCSE Art Exam 2017 (Art & Design)Information to support the Year 11s with their preparation for completing Unit 1: Portfolio and Unit 2: Examination in GCSE Art & Design. The students have received these timescales in their lessons and, unlike other subjects, there will be no “revision” as such. Instead, students should be working on Read More …