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Interested in joining the Chantry 200 Club? Please see the letters home section
Enrichment Programme 24th June to the 5th July 2013 - please see the letters home page
The Chantry School has been congratulated for being in the top 100 schools - letter below slideshow
The Chantry has become an academy

 



Head's Welcome

 

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Thank you for your interest in The Chantry School. 
We are an 11-16 Academy School situated in the beautiful countryside in West Worcestershire and serve a wide catchment area.
 
Students at The Chantry are encouraged to excel in all areas of school life – academically, socially and personally and, as a result, the school is rated as Outstanding by Ofsted.  The school provides a secure and caring environment that, when coupled with excellent teaching, ensures our students make excellent progress.  When students leave they typically have a wide range of choices for their next step.
 
There is a wide range of extra curricular opportunities available in sport, drama, art, music as well as exciting trips and visits including exchange trips to France and China.  Our good work has been recognised with a host of awards including International School Award, Eco-School and Sportsmark amongst others.  However, the best way to judge the school is to visit.  We always welcome visitors so if you want to see our students and staff in action please do contact us.
 
Best wishes.
 
Andrew Dickenson
Headteacher

 


 

Transfer from Primary to Secondary 

Waiting Lists
Parents/Carers of students who are unsuccessful in gaining a place in the normal round of applications, and who wish their child to be included on our waiting list must inform us in writing.
Please click here for further information on our Admissions page.

parentview Ofsted Parent View

Parent View allows you to offer your view on 12 aspects of the school. Follow this link to the official Ofsted website. The Chantry School will periodically complete its own reviews too – we hope parents will participate in both.

2012 Secondary School Performance Tables

The Chantry School has been congratulated for being in the top 100 schools. Please click here to see our letter from David Laws


 

Todays Notices

Tues 21 May 2013
3 - 2 DAY
GENERAL
FIELD FORECAST : OFF - review at lunchtime
Sustainability meeting today 2.00pm (Preparation for Green Flag)
Eco Green Flag assessment on Fri. 24 May has been changed to 11.15am.  Students meet by seats at end of ramp.
YEAR 7:        
Y7 Rounders pracrtise untl 5pm
Y7 Change 4 Life Badminton : Mondays 3.30-5.00pm - starts after half-term £5 for five weeks.
YEAR 8:       
Y8 Cricket v Christopher Whitehead (A) : leave 3.20 and return 6-6.30pm 
YEAR 9:    
Berlin trip : all forms must be back to Mr McCauley by tomorrow.  They can be handed to the office or dirctly to Mr McCauley.
YEAR 10:       
Y10 Cricket v Bishoip Perowne (A) leave 3.20 and return 6-6.30pm
Berlin trip : all forms must be back to Mr McCauley by tomorrow.  They can be handed to the office or dirctly to Mr McCauley.

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Throughout the time in Year 7 all students get the opportunity to develop knowledge, skills and understanding in a variety of software applications within a selection of contexts. Click the links below to find out more about the course content for each unit, example work and support resources to extend their learning outside of the classroom environment.

Year 7 Course Content

Benchmark Assessment

All students are required to complete the benchmark assessment activities at the start of the year for each subject. This requires each individual to work through a set series of tasks using different software applications, to demonstrate their prior knowledge and understanding of the subject. This then gives us a level of which to base their future progress within the school.

 

At present the ICT department produces 2 core tasks, using spreadsheets, slide shows, internet explorer and file management. Within the 2 lessons allocated for this assessment students are required to work through each task. See link below for the tasksheet given in class.

Pupil Task Sheet - Lesson 1 Benchmark Assessment

Pupil Task Sheet - Lesson 2 (part 1) Benchmark Assessment

Pupil Task Sheet - Lesson 2 (part 2) Benchmark Assessment

Unit 1

Within their first unit of work the students are required to produce a slide show about the school. In this piece of work they must consider the appropriateness of the content to suit a specific audience and plan their work in detail, looking at . The key elements they must consider include; various multimedia elements (sound, video, animation, images and text), content to suit the audiences needs and the layout of each slide.  All students must ensure their work is fit for purpose, before refining and re-drafting in line with self and peer assessment. 

Example Work

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Please see the link below for the 3 key assessments within this unit of work.

Student Assessment Sheet for Unit 1 Virtual Tour

 

Unit 2

The second unit of work that Year 7 currently studying is a spreadsheet unit. They are required to learn the basic formatting and formulae skills to construct a costings worksheet. This contains information sourced from reliable websites to enable them to calculate costings for caring for an rescue animal. Following the spreadsheet, they then use a desktop publishing software to produce a poster to promote the animal rescue centre they chose to get their animal from.

Example Work

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Please see the link below for the 3 key assessments within this unit of work.

Student Assessment Sheet - Unit 2 Animal Rescue Spreadsheet

 Unit 3

The third unit of work for the students, requires them looking a different programming software to learn the basic concepts of sequencing and ordering instructions. 

Students currently using the following sofware applications; Flowol4, Scratch and Go Robo.

Students are able to download the Scratch software for free via the internet, however Flowol4 and Go Robo and only available on the school network. 

In this unit, students consider how to write basic programme language to create an automated sequence. They are required to make a basic computer game for a specific audience, planning each stage and outcome. 

 

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 Student Assessment Sheet - Unit 3 Computer Programming & Sequencing

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