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26/05/20

A BIG well done to Josh who has been working exceptionally hard at home. We love his FHS tree which he created for his art home learning. Please continue to send in your home learning stories. We love to share them and celebrate the successes of our students! https://t.co/I9hm6gpJcn

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23/05/20

Included in the end of half term letter was information about the Student Executive Team (SET) applications. This year it is an online application. If your child is interested, please use this link - https://t.co/6USViztHGq

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22/05/20

Today’s information sheets on eating disorders, self harm and self esteem. As we come to the end of FHS Mental Health Awareness Week, we would like to remind everyone that we are here for you. If you need any support, please do not hesitate to contact us. https://t.co/z0arSs4Z4b

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21/05/20

A very talented Grace showing us her textiles skills! Well done Grace. Keep up the exceptional home learning. https://t.co/qidtw0aZzi

21/05/20

Due to on going internet and phone issues with our provider we will be emailing our celebration assembly out tomorrow.

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21/05/20

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Magna Carta Primary Academy

Art work created by our key worker children today, using twigs they have been collecting since the provision began Seeing the acronym of the school name like this is a symbol of the strength of our school community. https://t.co/5C6WnlYkMX

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21/05/20

We will miss them. It’s been great having them! https://t.co/IPSYhaMKOk

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21/05/20

Please be aware that our phone and internet provider is having issues today. We have no phone line and internet access. If you have an emergency, please email Ms Jones - jonesh1.org.uk

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21/05/20

Today’s information sheet for Mental Health Awareness Week is on suicidal feelings. Please, remember we are here for you. However, if you want to talk to someone else, the Samaritans are available 24 hours a day. Take care! https://t.co/LbRSKvJIwG

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20/05/20

Darcey has created some exceptional art work while learning at home. We are so proud of you Darcey! Keep up the great work. Well done! https://t.co/EyAUpI3Law

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20/05/20

Today is ‘National Thank a Teacher Day’. This week’s shout out is to Mr Kersey. Mr Kersey has been extremely active in supporting students at home with their learning. Thank you Mr Kersey - you are exceptional! https://t.co/bxFctgFlnd

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20/05/20

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Miss Trainor 🌍

students check you’re emails for how you can or follow this link https://t.co/Xvev6hQdx7

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20/05/20

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Disadvantaged children have been provided with digital devices and unlimited broadband by their school to enable them to learn at home. https://t.co/gYx4PDbGaq https://t.co/oo3YYN5ZE7

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20/05/20

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Impressionable Minds

I’d like to take a moment to acknowledge . 1 in 4 suffer with their mental health each year in the UK. The lockdown will have increased anxiety amongst many. Here is a video of a young man I have been mentoring 💪https://t.co/gAhDnxN1qd

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20/05/20

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Teaching School

Fantastic article in today’s about the work of Courageous Leaders https://t.co/L77TvXfnID

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20/05/20

As you are aware, FHS is promoting Mental Health Awareness Week. Today’s information sheet is on self-acceptance. If you want to talk to anyone, remember although you are not at school, we are still here for you! https://t.co/cegPWD3yuf

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19/05/20

As shared in the letter from Ms Jones, we are asking you to take part in the NHS embroidery challenge. Your design should be 25cm x 25cm & you can use the template. Mrs Gannon would like all sent/handed back into FHS so we can make a piece of art work with them. https://t.co/kQ3nDoZKZL

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19/05/20

Great to see some exceptional textiles work which has been completed by Kai! Well done! Keep sending in your home learning stories. We love to see them! https://t.co/Re2XVgJwwF

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19/05/20

Today’s mental health and wellbeing advice and guidance from FHS. Stay save and look after your wellbeing! https://t.co/08nia5FLOG

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18/05/20

Staff at FHS have made a video on how they look after their mental health for Mental Health Awareness Week. https://t.co/ir16hiu2UQ

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Welcome from the Head of School

Welcome to Forest Hall School, a mixed 11-16 comprehensive school, in Stansted Mountfitchet. Forest Hall School is a warm and diverse community which I am very proud to lead. As Head of School, I am delighted and honoured that you are joining us on our journey in becoming exceptional.

Nelson Mandela once said “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” I wholeheartedly echo his thoughts, education changes the world. The education we provide the young people here at Forest Hall School will open up doors for their future and give them the confidence and skills to change the world.  

I am proud that we have an inclusive and supportive environment where young people can thrive and excel. Each member of staff has the highest of expectations of our young people to achieve the exceptional.

Our ethos of ALL students having the ability to be exceptional is at the forefront of everything we do. The partnership between our young people, parents/carers and staff is crucial in ensuring that we all enjoy our time at Forest Hall School. ALL young people should make exceptional progress and leave us as exceptional, well-qualified, mature, and ready to make a valued contribution to society.     

At Forest Hall School, exceptional behaviour is top of our priorities. Young people are expected to display exceptional behaviour every day. Our young people should wear their Forest Hall School uniform with pride. Our school ethos is centred on exceptional behaviour, any cases of low-level disruption in class is dealt with in an appropriate way.
 

Exceptional learning is also the top of our priorities at Forest Hall School. Our young people must use every moment of each lesson to learn something new and leave the school each day excited by this learning and curious for more. Young people should aspire to be exceptional and to aim for the highest academic results to allow them to go onto the best Russell group universities in the country.

I am proud of our strong community ethos in the school. The vertical House system helps to create for all young people a happy, safe and supportive atmosphere. All members of the community treat each other with respect and courtesy. The young people often say that Forest Hall School is their second home. For example some arrive here from 8.15am in the morning at breakfast club until 5.00pm in the evening where they stay at homework club or the numerous study clubs and enrichment clubs that we have.

Our focus each and every day at Forest Hall School is to ensure that the young people improve in their learning and achieves highly. Not only do I want them to develop and progress academically, I also hold great value on social, moral, spiritual and cultural development. I am often amazed with how kind, caring and acceptable our wonderful school community is. Each year we all take the time to give back to the local community by taking part in activities such as gardening, litter picking, painting, cooking in the day centre. In such a diverse and ever-changing community, it is important that all our young people leave Forest Hall School as exceptional individuals.

The school vision is simply –

We ARE Forest Hall
Aspiring to Reach the Exceptional

 

“To belong to Forest Hall School is an honour and each of us ASPIRES to REACH a potential which is not limited but gives us wings to be EXCEPTIONAL with a shared sense of purpose.”

 

I hope that you enjoy looking at our website. If you require any further information then please do not hesitate to contact me. Any letters and documents on this website are available in a ‘hard copy’. Please contact – reception@bmatforesthall.org.uk. 

Ms H Jones
Head of School

 

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