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Students took a break from the traditional school timetable as they focussed on exploitation, sexuality, cyber bullying and giving back to the commuinity.

During the latest collapsed timetable day, students in -

• Year 7, focussed on healthy relationships, gender and sexuality, physical and emotional changes, and personal hygiene.

 

• Year 8, focussed on online safety and social media, cyber bullying, grooming and sexting and revenge porn.

 

• Year 9, focussed on drugs and alcohol, child exploitation, knife crime and county lines.

 

• Year 10, focussed on planning for life after Forest Hall and giving back to the community.

 

• Year 11 focussed on post-16 applications.

 

Year 11 student and enrichment ambassador, Courtney Joynson, said: "The day was really useful for our futures as we researched and applied for post-16 courses and sixth forms."

Linda McCormack, PSHCE Lead, said: "Students enjoyed being off their normal timetable and learning about various topics. They had valuable discussions and worked through activites on important topics."