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Wednesday 21 October 2026 18:00 – 19:00 Dear Parent/Carer We would like to invite you and your child to a presentation from the PE department to share details of how to best support them in attaining the highest possible outcome in the non-examination assessment (NEA), worth 40% of the GCSE PE final grade. For this part of the course, pupils are assessed in three recognised practical assessments and written coursework to analyse and evaluate their performance in one of those

Dear Parents and Carers, We are delighted to introduce the Crofton Community Book Club — an informal, friendly and low-pressure book club for the adult members of our Crofton School community. The book club is an opportunity for parents, carers, adult family members of students at Crofton School to come together, enjoy a good book and have a relaxed chat about what we have been reading. There is no pressure to be an expert reader, finish the book or have all the answers! The

Dear Parents and Carers On Thursday 15 and Thursday 22 October Fareham Hockey Club will be hosting two taster sessions to give pupils the opportunity to participate in field hockey on the Astro. The sessions will be 15:15 - 16:15. The sessions are aimed at all pupils, regardless of their previous experience of field hockey. Field hockey is not an activity we offer during curriculum time, and these sessions would be a great opportunity for learners looking to participate in a

Dear Parents and Carers, It’s hard to believe quite how quickly the start of term has flown by. We are only a few weeks in, but already the school is full of energy, purpose and positivity. It has been lovely to see our students settling so well into their routines and approaching their learning with such enthusiasm and engagement. I would like to thank everyone who took part in our recent Personal Planning and Reflection Event. It was wonderful to see so many parents and car

Dear Parents/Guardians, I would like to formally invite parents and guardians of year 10 students to attend a series of workshops throughout this academic year that will provide guidance in supporting your child with revision. There will be 4 workshops throughout the academic year and will have 4 sessions for each workshop to meet parent availability through in person and virtual sessions conducted through Microsoft Teams. The first workshop – The Parent Role in Revision

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