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  • 23/11/22

    Trinity Academy Upper Site Monumental Enrichment

    Friday afternoon enrichment continued with a visit out into the local region to take in 2 iconic monuments. First stop, Penshaw Monument where local legend has it, the Lambton Worm wrapped itself around the hill before it was slain by John Lambton.
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  • 21/11/22

    Fresh Starts

    What's Happening? This term's focus for our learners is fresh starts, and boy, have we hit the nail on the head with our phonics programme here at Trinity Academy Newcastle Upper Site! 
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  • 15/11/22

    Respect

    Respect is not something that you are born with or can be bought. Respect is something that has to be taught and within the Sanctuary we do this by showing our learners how we treat each other and how we respect each other, whether that be respecting personal space or beliefs.
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  • 15/11/22

    Retrieval Tasks

    Retrieval of information is a key part of learning and using our prior knowledge as the building blocks to new understanding.
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  • 11/11/22

    Parents Evening 9.11.22

    On Wednesday 9th November our Upper site hosted their KS4 parents evening allowing our KS4 parents to speak with members of the team regarding their learner’s progress and engagement in each subject.
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  • 10/11/22

    Finger licking good

    Learners in the GCSE Art pathway have been studying different artists as part of their food project. Developing their skills in recording, painting and developing their ideas. Learners took part in a hands on photography session, placing sweet treats in interesting compositions and snapping awa...
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  • 09/11/22

    Poppies by Jane Weir

    Three days before Armistice Sunday and poppies had already been places on individual war graves. Before you left, I pinned one onto your lapel, crimped petals, spasms of paper red, disrupting a blockade of yellow bias binding around your blazer.
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  • 07/11/22

    Your pizza- your way!

    KS3 were set the challenge of creating an individualised pizza, to suit a specific age group. They had to consider the different dietary requirements of their selected age group and justify their choice of toppings.
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  • 07/11/22

    Reflecting on Maths

    Finding individual skills gaps, the group of Year 11 learners today took charge of their lesson teaching each other the principles of Reflecting, Translation and Rotation using the Smart TV's.
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  • 03/11/22

    Flying off to a great half term

    It has been great to see the Outdoor Education Pathway taking a new direction this academic year with a revised programme and more staff supporting the learners and giving them the experiences outside of the classroom.
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  • 20/10/22

    Healthy Maths Minds

    The Upper Site continued the successful ‘Drop Down Days’ today when we collapsed the timetable to support and raise awareness of an important message of #WorldMentalHealthDay.
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  • 13/10/22

    #GetOutside

    Getting back to nature has been proven to support the mental health and wellbeing of everyone – all it takes is a little bit of time to #GetOutside.
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