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You are in the right place to find all the up to date information about what’s happening in your school Library… Click the links below to see our exciting and informative recommended reading list for our Key Stage 3 pupils this autumn. There’s something in there for everyone - see what grabs your interest.   Read more

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At St John Bosco Arts College we have an exciting timetable of extra-curricular activities to offer ALL students. The extra-curricular offer complements the taught curriculum, and goes further in enriching the school experience, allowing students to try new things, expand their knowledge and share in new experiences with others. See below for our updated timetable for this term. See staff   Read more

The aim of PE at St John Bosco is for all students to be inspired and have the confidence to take part in sport, both now and in the future. The department strive to do this by educating minds, developing healthy bodies, and promoting positive attitudes towards lifetime physical activity, fitness, and sports skills. Sport provides development challenges like no other learning domain and   Read more

Numeracy is everywhere. We use it in every aspect of our lives. When we go to the supermarket, when we cook, when we go on holiday, when we rent a property or apply for a mortgage or loan, when we use transport, or increasingly just to make sense of the world and news, having strong numerical skills is essential. Having strong Numeracy skills means you are more likely to be employed, earn more   Read more

Intent Literacy is fundamental for academic achievement and success in life beyond the classroom. If students are not able to read, write and communicate effectively (with fluency and at an age appropriate level) they will be unable to access the rest of the curriculum. We strive to ensure that students master the relevant literacy skills: ‘The Big Four’ (Reading, Writing, Vocabulary and Spoken   Read more

1 . Movement about the building always walk in single file keep to the right in corridors and on stairs no shouting so as not to disturb other students in lessons do not push; accidents can be avoided! 2. Dress correct uniform – blouses to be tucked in neatly, blazers must be worn outdoor coats must be removed on entering the building and stored in lockers. 3. Jewellery – Students may only   Read more

GUIDELINES FOR THE COMPLETION OF HOMEWORK Homework can encompass a range of activities, formal and informal. Homework will be tailored to meet the needs of all students, showing developments through each key stage. Homework can extend the creativity that has been developed within the classroom. Homework will be marked in line with the College’s marking/assessment policy. Homework will provide   Read more

Welcome to the revision page, we are glad to have you here as it means you are serious about reaching your full potential - Well Done! Here you will find tips, tricks, and past papers to use for practice. Ofqual has provided schools with informative videos on how to 'Be Exam Smart', including advice on the use of equipment, mobile phones, and social media during exams. Year 11 - Information   Read more

We know how important it is to work hard to achieve our potential. However, it is really important to relax and take some time out. So below we are going to post some weekly booklets with some tips and hints on taking some time to relax and regain your energy. Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7   Read more

Introduction This policy statement sets out the school’s arrangements for managing the access of providers to students at the school for the purpose of giving them information about the provider’s education or training offer. This complies with the school’s legal obligations under Section 42A and 42 B of the Education Act 1997. We provide independent careers advice and guidance for all students   Read more