The Friary School

Notice

Full Closure of The Friary School Until Further Notice

The Friary School will be closed to all students from Monday 23 March until further notice Special arrangements will be released shortly for key workers.

Key Information - Working at Home

You can work at home by following these instructions: Basic Log-In Information: You can access most work by knowing your school email address and school password. Your email address

Key Worker Provision at The Friary School

The government have outlined that our school should look to maintain a skeleton provision after the school shutdown on Friday 20 March. This is effectively for families where

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PTFA Message - A Heartfelt Hello from the PTFA!

We at the PTFA just wanted to let you know that even though school is currently physically closed, it’s (not quite) business as usual for us. We are still active, working behind

KS3 Geography Skills Week

This special week saw students working from home on GIS software to map their permitted walks around our local areas. The Year 7-9 students used DigiMaps, whilst Sixth Formers

Reaching the National Boy’s Brigade’s Got Talent Finals

During the lock-down, Tom Hughes (Y12) has entered the national ‘National Boy’s Brigade’s Got Talent’ competition and has managed to reach the final. You can view Tom’s

Y9 Winner of National Design Award

Isabel Ainsworth (Y9) has been awarded first prize in the prestigious Design Competition run by University College School. The competition demanded the invention of a product

National Book Tokens Prize

We are keen to draw your attention to this free draw from National Book Tokens where you could help us win £5,000 for our school library. Even more, if your nomination is drawn

Home Learning Update - 28 April 2020

I just wanted to update you with some more ideas for Home Learning and that might keep the learning spark flickering, inspire some interest and enthusiasm, or at very least help

Year 11 Leavers Hoodies

The end of the school year came very suddenly for our Year 11 students this year. After many requests, we feel that it is important that students can commemorate their time as

GCSE and A-Level Results Days

The government has announced that GCSE and A-Level Results Days will take place on the dates planned before the coronavirus pandemic. This means that students should collect their

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