National Lockdown Writing Competition
TIME FOR GENERATION LOCKDOWN TO WRITE
This is your opportunity to write about your experience. Until midn...
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Proud to support keyworkers
At Ivanhoe we are proud to be open and looking after the children of keyworkers, as well as being keyworkers o...
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Toilet Paper Challenge Video
The P.E. Department took on the toilet paper pass challenge. We hope it gives you a smile.
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Home Learning - Reading Help / Lists for Year 7, 8 & 9
Reading Help & Home Reading Lists
Reading Help
Dear Parents and Carers,
Here are some good places...
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Boredom Busters
Please note hyperlinks below are not clickable due to the nature of the presentation, but all are easy to...
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Updates during school closures
Here we have some additional updates from our senior leaders during the school closures.
23/03/20 To ...
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Ivanhoe Way Poem
Science teacher Miss Gee has written this poem about the school closures. We're sure you will agree that we have amazing staff who are dedicated to the learning of our young people during this difficult time.
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Belgium Battlefield Trip
In February, we once again had the honour of taking some of our Year 9 students to the Ypres area of Belgium and the Somme in France. This trip runs every year and is an opportunity to make our Year 9 WW1 History curriculum come alive. We visited various places of historical significance, m...
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Chelsea's Choice
This week our Year 8’s watched a hard hitting play from the Alter Ego Theatre Group. This important educational show, supported by the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Safeguarding Children’s Boards and backed by the police and NHS, aims to
raise awareness for young people about Child Sex...
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Stephenson College Careers Trip
On Friday the 28th February, 11 Year 9 students from Ivanhoe, along with another 50 from local schools, were i...
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Miss Motivators Make a Change
A huge thank you and to our nine ‖Miss Motivators’ who decided that they wanted to redecorate the girls changing rooms as a surprise for the rest of the girls at Ivanhoe. They worked tirelessly until 9pm on Friday 7th February with only a short break for pizza. The result is a refreshed lo...
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Reading Rampage
Reading Rampage is a challenge specifically for secondary school pupils in participating Leicester and Leicestershire schools, is co-ordinated by Whatever it Takes (WiT), Leicester Neighbourhood Services: Libraries, Creative Learning Services
and School Development Support Agency (SDSA).
Readi...
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Rotary - Youth Speaks Competition
On Saturday 8th February, 3 Year 7 students, Harry Booton, Alfie Smith and Jenny Wilkinson, took part in the Rotary Youth Speaks competition semi finals. The event was held at Beauchamp college in Oadby and they were representing the Ashby Hastings Rotary club as well as the school. They had qualifi...
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Year 9 Engineering Trip
On Wednesday, 29th January, eight Year 9 students visited the Engineering Department of Nottingham University ...
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SMART Watches not allowed at Ivanhoe
We politely remind parents and students that we do not allow SMART watches in school, with the exception of activity only trackers (such as fitbits which do not receive messages or notifications. )
Whilst we appreciate that technology advances are often embraced by young people there are a number o...
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Nut Aware School
Ivanhoe College is a food allergy aware school. This letter is to inform you that there are a considerable number of students at our school who have severe food allergies. The most common of these allergens are peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, fish and shellfish, soy and wheat. The most serious risk in our...
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Balancing Screen Time for KS3 Students
Visit internetmatters.org/screentime for more advice.
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We use guidance from the National Careers Service (as well as a range of other sources) This is a government-funded organisation that provides information, advice and guidance to help people of all ages to make decisions regardng their education, training and employment. Their website includes the following information:
