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17/04/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Magna Carta Primary Academy

Welcome to those who have been offered a place for their child(ren) in September. We are looking forward to meeting all of our new families in the next few months.

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09/04/19

We have benefited from this - thank you https://t.co/CO3MXmk0GB

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05/04/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Kelly Clark

A great couple of days working with my client collecting another batch of positive to share

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03/04/19

Students proved they really do have a diverse range of talents, from spinning plates to solving a Rubik’s cube. Forest Hall School held a Forest Hall’s Got Talent contest to give students an opportunity to showcase their talents. https://t.co/idRAPYZXCV https://t.co/8JlDaNpeg8

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01/04/19

Very proud of our an exceptional students!! https://t.co/Pc2Kp4gNfd

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01/04/19

The PTA are selling raffle tickets everyday at lunch time to win Easter Eggs. There are over 50 Eggs to be won! A whole strip of tickets is £1.00 and all money will go to the PTA. A big thank you for raising money for our exceptional school! https://t.co/GHIEKyi3Ny

29/03/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
BMAT

A teacher’s contribution has been recognised with a Mayor’s Award. Kayleigh Trainor, acting assistant head for achievement and outcomes at , has been awarded the Mayor of Redbridge’s Contribution in Support of Young People Award. https://t.co/SPC6xEiPKO https://t.co/sKBewvwvGd

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29/03/19

Young people got to explore their futures when 18 professionals shared their industries with them. Students in all year groups at Forest Hall School were able to visit a careers fair set up for them in their school hall. https://t.co/UEpTwyGDXY https://t.co/tms8ktEftl

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29/03/19

A week on the ski slopes taught young people from Forest Hall School more than just the sport. Full story - https://t.co/Khpxqm1ah7 https://t.co/3HxXzQSlRp

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29/03/19

Teenagers have been warned of the dangers of being recruited by drug-dealing gangs. Year 10 & 11 students and teachers at Forest Hall School worked with theatre company Alter-Ego to learn about the reality of County Lines. Full story - https://t.co/Ihb9VX5Hg1 https://t.co/t6mEqwT3kC

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28/03/19

The PTA are pleased to announce the have organised the outdoor cinema! What a great choice of films!! https://t.co/BW66N93dOD

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27/03/19

Matilda the musical - what an amazing experience! https://t.co/nyYbOkX5p7

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26/03/19

Forest Hall School has supported the Smile of the Child charity for several years, with students getting the opportunity to visit the orphanage in Corfu. The next trip will see 16 Year 10 and 11 students visit the orphanage in July - https://t.co/Poyqf0jIzx https://t.co/8dcBJyNZvW

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23/03/19

Our exceptional students, staff and parents/carers raised over £1000.00 last night for the Smile of the Child charity. The money will be used to make further improvements to the orphanage! Thanks to for being a judge!

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22/03/19

Well done to all the students who performed tonight in FHS Got Talent! Students should be very proud of themselves! The back stage helpers were great as well. Lastly, the night couldn’t have happened without Miss Power and Mrs Lysons! Well done to all!

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22/03/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
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⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ exciting waiting for the talent competition to begin. All proceeds going to our favourite charity. https://t.co/EJw96fBq69

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22/03/19

All ready for Forest Hall School’s Got Talent! Raising money for Smile of the Child

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22/03/19

A reminder that it is our Forest Hall’s Got Talent tonight 7pm. Tickets can be purchased on the door or via Parent Pay. Please come & support the event. Students have been working hard preparing! All money raised will go to the Smile of the Child charity.

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19/03/19

Forest Hall School’s Got Talent is on Friday evening from 7pm! We really hope you can make it. 16 wonderful acts will be competing to win £100! Tickets can be purchased via Parent Pay or on the door on the night. Please support our students!

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19/03/19

A reminder that we have an early finish on Thursday 21st March. Students will finish at 12pm to enable staff to complete cross trust training. All Acme buses and taxis have been notified.

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History

Two Year course

Exam Board: EDEXCEL

Course code / Specification number: 2HB01

Level of qualification: GCSE

What will the students learn about?

Paper One: Crime and punishment in Britain, c1000 to present

Paper Two: Early Elizabethan England, 1558-88 and British America 1713-83

Paper Three: Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918-39

What skills will students develop and demonstrate?

Students will develop their knowledge and coherent understanding of selected periods, societies and aspects of history.  They will also develop an awareness of how the past has been represented, interpreted and accorded significance for different reasons and purposes.  Students will develop their abilities to ask relevant questions about the past and to investigate them critically using a range of sources in their historical context.  They will learn to organise and communicate their historical knowledge and understanding in creative and different ways and reach substantiated judgements.  They will recognise that their historical knowledge, understanding and skills help them to understand the present and provide them with a basis for their role as responsible citizens, as well as allowing further study of history.

How will students’ learning be assessed?

Paper 1 – British Thematic Study with Historic Environment
Total Marks: 52: Weighting: 30% Exam Time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Paper 2 – Period Study and British Depth Study
Total Marks: 64 weighting; 40% Exam Time: 1 hour 45 minutes

Paper 3 – Modern Depth Study
Total Marks: 52 Weighting 30% Exam Time: 1 hour 20 minutes

What grades can students achieve?

9-1

After completing this course – what can students progress on to?

Studying history can lead on to some exciting career options, including:
Journalism, Law, Business, Politics, Archaeology, Marketing, Teaching

For further information, please contact:

Mr Easter: a.easter@fhs.essex.sch.uk

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