Please download / view by clicking on the relevant box below March 2023 Dear Parents & Guardians, Our Year 7, 8 and 9 pupils have been working hard this year in all of their subjects, and we are now looking forward to seeing the fruits of their labour in our end-of-year tests. We are Read More …
Our March Year 11 Newsletter is now available…
Year 7/8/9 Easter News! Just in case you have not found our newsletter buried at the bottom of your child’s bag… here is our summer update! Happy Easter Mrs Lane
Dear parents, We have reached the end of a very successful and indeed happy period for the staff at Turton, as we have children in our school again!! We are incredibly proud of the way that our students have returned to school showing such responsibility and having great compassion for others. They have also all Read More …
Here is the next edition of the Year 11 newsletter…
Newsletter Year 10 Sept 2020 FINAL 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 Recent Posts New Mobile Phone Policy The Apprenticeship Guide – May Turton’s Big Money Read More …
Dear parent, It seems timely for me to write to you ahead of the half-term break. Firstly I’d like to thank you again for all that you are doing, at home, to support remote learning. This is a new and challenging landscape for all of us and while I have first-hand experience of Read More …
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An introduction to School buses and concessionary fares for students in Greater Manchester Passengers can pay a fare to the driver for each journey shown on this timetable. However, students will need to show an IGO pass to travel at the concessionary (reduced) fare. If students do not have an IGO pass, they will Read More …
LGBT – Do We Have Equality Yet?By Megan Heeks and Lexie HorrocksRecently, schools have been trying to fight homophobia in the classroom, but is this enough as more LGBT students are being discriminated against every year? We recently completed a survey in a classroom asking “do you think schools educate students enough about LGBT discrimination?” Read More …