Weekly Bulletin for parents and carers, 4 March
Dear parents and carers, welcome to our latest bulletin.
We are really proud of how well Year 11 students are doing in their mock exams. If you have a child in Year 11, please encourage them to bring a refillable water bottle and use the water fountains, or else buy water and break/lunch time for exams. Bottles taken into the exam halls must be clear and have no labels on them.
Upcoming dates for your diary
📅 All this week - Year 11 mock exams continue. Here is a copy of timetable.
📅 Thursday 14 March - Year 8 Progress Evening. Please find a copy of the joining instructions here. Appointments need to be booked in advance.
This week is National Careers Week
Download this free guide to help you and your child understand the vocational options available to them after their GCSEs.
Have you completed our annual parent/carer survey yet?
We want to learn more about how we can help your school and Co-op Academies Trust to improve parental engagement, so your time and honesty are much appreciated! This survey will ask questions about the communication between carers and school, confidence in the school’s strategy and other aspects.
It should take around 15 minutes to complete, and you must do the survey in one sitting. Surveys are completely anonymous and confidential.
Arbor Parent Portal
You can view your child's timetable and their positive and negative behaviour logs via the Arbor Parent Portal.
Some parents and carers have let us know they have had issues logging in. We now recommend using a different log in link which should help. Please use coopmanchester.uk.arbor.sc
To log in, you must use the email address we have on our database for you. If you struggle to log in, we may need to update your email address. Please contact us to ensure we have the right email address on file for you.
Looking back at our school show
We have collected together some of our favourite photos from our February production of Little Shop of Horrors. Please take a look!
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