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Do you love Lego? The Brick Festival is coming to Medway Park Sports Centre at the end of this month, with displays, retro sets, loose bricks for building and activities for all ages - visit brickfestivalevents.com to buy tickets
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The Robert Napier School 16 hours ago
Last week our year 10s showed an incredible commitment to their work experience placements, attaining 95.6% as a year group. Form 10E2 are superstars for getting 99% attendance - well done! Showing up is investing in your future self!
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The Robert Napier School 19 hours ago
Nintendo Switch 2 builds on the original console, but with added Game Chat feature and camera option; here's a brief guide to keeping your child safe as a user.
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The Robert Napier School 1 day ago
Due to recent concerns from parents, we have clarified our hot weather policy - please read the letter sent today on Arbor, which included the following information: - BLAZERS: Our recent wording about BLAZERS was slightly misleading and does not reflect the school's actual expectations. To be clear: We are NOT instructing students to wear their blazers to and from school during this hot weather. Rather, we are asking that students have their blazers with themwhether worn or carriedso they are available if needed, particularly for formal occasions such as assemblies or events. - SCHOOL BAGS: Please provide your child with a school bag. Many rely on their blazer pockets to carry pens and essential equipment. Ensuring students bring a school bag, blazer, and refillable water bottle is a key part of helping them to be well-prepared for the school day. Please check with your child, that they have a bag and use it appropriately. - HOT WEATHER: We are actively managing the temperatures in class rooms and have made appropriate adjustment. Some classrooms remain cool, even too cold in places, due to air conditioning. Others are warm, and we are working with staff and students to use our many shaded and cooler areas around the site. We are encouraging students to make sensible choices. Many continue to run around at break and lunchtime in direct sun, then report feeling hot and bothered in lessonsoften without having brought water or refilled their bottles, despite clear opportunities to do so. Please speak with your child about making sensible choices to avoid becoming hot. - WATER BOTTLES: Regrettably, we also continue to see a lack of parental support for our water policy. Too many students arrive without bottles, and some do not take responsibility for refilling them during designated break times. I kindly ask for your help in reinforcing these expectations at home so that your child is equipped for learning and able to manage the warmer conditions sensibly. I would also like to address a false rumour: water was available throughout SPORTS DAY, and students were given the opportunity to refill bottles throughout the event. We also reminded parents about the need for sun protection and water.
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The Robert Napier School 1 day ago
Our Year 8 Students enjoyed a science trip to the Observatory Science Centre in East Sussex last week, which included science activities, a telescope tour and an interactive space themed science show. Students overcame gravity and stopped speeding space debris, and Mr Beadle was protected from the heat of re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere using special tiles from a Russian space rocket.
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The Robert Napier School 1 day ago
Reminder: In this warmer weather, ALL students should bring a water bottle daily, along with any allergy medication they need. Please note BLAZERS must be worn to and from school, but can be removed on school grounds. Thank you for helping us keep students healthy and safe.
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The Robert Napier School 1 day ago
This week our year 8s attended 'taster' sessions to find out more about the subjects they may want to take at GCSE level. Here we have some very practical lessons from the DT and Art Departments. Photography sessions looked at forced perspective, creating unusual effects with basic camera shots. In Engineering students had a go at making dog tags, and in Hospitality the 'taster' was mini-pizzas! Yum! A busy week leaving year 8s with lots to ponder for choosing their options soon.
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The Robert Napier School 4 days ago

July 2016

FPTA Academies Member Recruitment
Published 21/07/16
FPTA Academies are looking for suitable candidates to apply to become Members of the Trust and to join the senior tier of accountability.
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