π’ Exciting Job Opportunities at Our Schools! π’
We are currently hiring for several positions across our schools. If you are passionate about education and looking for a new opportunity, check out our latest vacancies:
πΉ Cover Supervisor at Idsall School - Closing Date: 25th April πΉ Reception Administrator at Idsall School - Closing Date: 25th April πΉ Class Teacher for Key Stage 1 (Maternity Cover) at Tilstock CE Primary School - Closing Date: 25th April πΉ High Level Teaching Assistant at Woodlands School - Closing Date: 27th April πΉ Director of Science at Woodlands School - Closing Date: 28th April πΉ Teacher of Science at Marches School - Closing Date: 28th April πΉ Finance Assistant at Marches Academy Trust (based in Shrewsbury) - Closing Date: 30th April πΉ Teacher of Maths at Marches School - Closing Date: 2nd May πΉ Trustee for Marches Academy Trust - Closing Date: 2nd May πΉ Class Teacher for Key Stage 1 / Key Stage 2 (2 positions) at Oakmeadow CE Primary School - Closing Date: 9th May
π§ π Revision Technique #5: Mind Mapping ππ§
Need a creative way to organize your ideas? Mind Mapping is a fantastic technique to visualize your knowledge and make connections between key concepts.
Hereβs how to create a mind map: 1οΈβ£ Start with the Topic: Write the main topic in the centre of the page and circle it. 2οΈβ£ Branch Out: Draw lines to key ideas or subtopics, connecting them to the main topic. 3οΈβ£ Add Details: For each branch, add smaller branches with supporting details, examples, or explanations. 4οΈβ£ Get Creative: Use colours, images, and symbols to make your mind map memorable and engaging.
Why it works: πΈ Helps you see the "big picture" and relationships between ideas. πΈ Engages both sides of your brain for better understanding. πΈ A fun and flexible way to review any subject!
π‘ Pro Tip: After making your mind map, use it to explain the topic out loud to someone elseβitβs a great way to reinforce your learning!
We were delighted to welcome alumni students Sophie Goodes and Annie Squire back to Marches School! They came in to talk to our Year 12 students about their experiences at Sixth Form, sharing valuable insights on how best to revise and prepare for university applications. πβ¨
Their advice and personal stories were incredibly inspiring and helpful for our current students. Thank you, Sophie and Annie, for taking the time to support and guide the next generation!
Visit marchesschool.co.uk to learn more about our Sixth Form and the opportunities we offer.
At Marches School, we celebrate and showcase outstanding effort, creativity, and growth with our Year 7 students through our "Work of the Month" in The Heart space. This initiative encourages students to take pride in their achievements and inspires a positive learning environment.
This month, our students were asked in English to create a piece of work that represented a culture of their choice. We are incredibly proud of the amazing work produced by Sanulya Pathiranage, Florence Cattley, Alena Roberts, Rithini Gamage, Abigail Coleman, and Isabelle Heathfield. Well done to all of you! ππ
Visit marchesschool.co.uk to see more of our students' fantastic work and learn about our vibrant school community.
π π Revision Technique #4: Spaced Practice ππ
Want your revision to stick? Say goodbye to cramming and hello to Spaced Practiceβa proven way to retain information for longer.
Hereβs how it works: 1οΈβ£ Spread Out Your Revision: Instead of revising a topic all in one go, review it several times over days or weeks. 2οΈβ£ Plan Ahead: Create a revision timetable that revisits topics regularly. 3οΈβ£ Mix It Up: Alternate between different subjects or topics during each session.
Why it works: πΈ Spacing your learning helps your brain strengthen memories over time. πΈ It reinforces understanding and reduces forgetting. πΈ Youβll feel more prepared and confident for exams.
π‘ Pro Tip: Use flashcards or quizzes to review material during your spaced sessionsβit makes the learning even more effective!
Start building those long-term memories today with Spaced Practice!
Our Year 9 students had a blast during their recent art lesson, taking advantage of the sunny weather to get creative with spray paint! The vibrant colours and imaginative designs they produced are truly impressive. πβ¨
Check out more of their amazing work and learn about our exciting programs at marchesschool.co.uk.
Want to check how much you really know? Try a Knowledge Splat, a simple and effective way to consolidate your understanding and identify gaps in your knowledge. Hereβs how to do it:
1οΈβ£ Choose a Topic: Pick a subject or topic youβve been revising. 2οΈβ£ Write It All Down: Without looking at your notes, write down everything you can remember about the topicβfacts, formulas, key terms, anything! 3οΈβ£ Review and Improve: Compare your splat with your revision materials. Add anything you missed or correct mistakes.
Why it works: πΈ Encourages you to recall information from memory. πΈ Highlights areas you need to focus on. πΈ Builds confidence as you see how much you already know.
π‘ Pro Tip: Use Knowledge Splats as a warm-up or end-of-session activity to solidify your learning.
Try it this week and see how much your knowledge grows!
π Year 11 North Shropshire Netball Tournament at Ellesmere College π
The Year 11 team took to the courts for their final netball tournament at Ellesmere College. Competing against schools across North Shropshire, the team faced both challenges and triumphs. Captained by Lowri Jones, the team included Amy Downes, Betsy Drury, Amelia Edwards, Ela Edwards, Bethan Miller, Maggie Morris, Abbie Osborne, Lily-Mae Owen, Grace Thomas, and Olivia Wilcox.
The tournament began with a tough match against Grove School. Despite their best efforts, the team lost their opening game. However, the players regrouped with remarkable resilience and an unwavering drive to succeed.
What followed was an incredible winning streak, showcasing their skill and teamwork:
Vs Oswestry: A hard-fought victory, edging out the opposition 5-4 Vs Ellesmere College: A confident display, winning 4-2 Vs Moreton Hall: A strong performance led to a solid 6-3 win Vs Thomas Adams: The team ended the tournament with a strong 6-0 triumph
This final chapter of their netball journey is a testament to the incredible growth theyβve shown throughout their time at the school. Their hard work, dedication, and passion for the sport have been inspiring to witness. As their coach, it has been a privilege to guide and support such a talented and committed group of players. Thank you, Year 11, for your unwavering dedication to netball and for the joy you have brought to the court. ππ
π’ Exciting Job Opportunities at Our Schools! π’
We are currently hiring for several positions across our schools. If you are passionate about education and looking for a new opportunity, check out our latest vacancies:
πΉ Cover Supervisor at Idsall School - Closing Date: 25th April
πΉ Reception Administrator at Idsall School - Closing Date: 25th April
πΉ Class Teacher for Key Stage 1 (Maternity Cover) at Tilstock CE Primary School - Closing Date: 25th April
πΉ High Level Teaching Assistant at Woodlands School - Closing Date: 27th April
πΉ Director of Science at Woodlands School - Closing Date: 28th April
πΉ Teacher of Science at Marches School - Closing Date: 28th April
πΉ Finance Assistant at Marches Academy Trust (based in Shrewsbury) - Closing Date: 30th April
πΉ Teacher of Maths at Marches School - Closing Date: 2nd May
πΉ Trustee for Marches Academy Trust - Closing Date: 2nd May
πΉ Class Teacher for Key Stage 1 / Key Stage 2 (2 positions) at Oakmeadow CE Primary School - Closing Date: 9th May
For more information and to apply, please click the link here: themarchesacademytrust.face-ed.co.uk/vacancies
Join our dedicated team and make a difference in the lives of our children and young people! π
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π§ π Revision Technique #5: Mind Mapping ππ§
Need a creative way to organize your ideas? Mind Mapping is a fantastic technique to visualize your knowledge and make connections between key concepts.
Hereβs how to create a mind map:
1οΈβ£ Start with the Topic: Write the main topic in the centre of the page and circle it.
2οΈβ£ Branch Out: Draw lines to key ideas or subtopics, connecting them to the main topic.
3οΈβ£ Add Details: For each branch, add smaller branches with supporting details, examples, or explanations.
4οΈβ£ Get Creative: Use colours, images, and symbols to make your mind map memorable and engaging.
Why it works:
πΈ Helps you see the "big picture" and relationships between ideas.
πΈ Engages both sides of your brain for better understanding.
πΈ A fun and flexible way to review any subject!
π‘ Pro Tip: After making your mind map, use it to explain the topic out loud to someone elseβitβs a great way to reinforce your learning!
Start mapping your way to success this week!
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πΈπ° Happy Easter from the Marches Academy Trust! π°πΈ
We wish all our wonderful staff, children, young people, and everyone in our school communities a joyous and restful Easter break! π·β¨
May your days be filled with happiness, laughter, and plenty of chocolate eggs. π«π₯
Thank you for your hard work and dedication throughout the term. Enjoy this well-deserved time with family and friends. π£β€οΈ
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π Alumni Visit! π
We were delighted to welcome alumni students Sophie Goodes and Annie Squire back to Marches School! They came in to talk to our Year 12 students about their experiences at Sixth Form, sharing valuable insights on how best to revise and prepare for university applications. πβ¨
Their advice and personal stories were incredibly inspiring and helpful for our current students. Thank you, Sophie and Annie, for taking the time to support and guide the next generation!
Visit marchesschool.co.uk to learn more about our Sixth Form and the opportunities we offer.
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π Work of the Month in The Heart Space! π
At Marches School, we celebrate and showcase outstanding effort, creativity, and growth with our Year 7 students through our "Work of the Month" in The Heart space. This initiative encourages students to take pride in their achievements and inspires a positive learning environment.
This month, our students were asked in English to create a piece of work that represented a culture of their choice. We are incredibly proud of the amazing work produced by Sanulya Pathiranage, Florence Cattley, Alena Roberts, Rithini Gamage, Abigail Coleman, and Isabelle Heathfield. Well done to all of you! ππ
Visit marchesschool.co.uk to see more of our students' fantastic work and learn about our vibrant school community.
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π π Revision Technique #4: Spaced Practice ππ
Want your revision to stick? Say goodbye to cramming and hello to Spaced Practiceβa proven way to retain information for longer.
Hereβs how it works:
1οΈβ£ Spread Out Your Revision: Instead of revising a topic all in one go, review it several times over days or weeks.
2οΈβ£ Plan Ahead: Create a revision timetable that revisits topics regularly.
3οΈβ£ Mix It Up: Alternate between different subjects or topics during each session.
Why it works:
πΈ Spacing your learning helps your brain strengthen memories over time.
πΈ It reinforces understanding and reduces forgetting.
πΈ Youβll feel more prepared and confident for exams.
π‘ Pro Tip: Use flashcards or quizzes to review material during your spaced sessionsβit makes the learning even more effective!
Start building those long-term memories today with Spaced Practice!
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βοΈ Sun's Out and So is the Spray Paint! π¨
Our Year 9 students had a blast during their recent art lesson, taking advantage of the sunny weather to get creative with spray paint! The vibrant colours and imaginative designs they produced are truly impressive. πβ¨
Check out more of their amazing work and learn about our exciting programs at marchesschool.co.uk.
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π§ π₯ Revision Technique #3: Knowledge Splat π₯π§
Want to check how much you really know? Try a Knowledge Splat, a simple and effective way to consolidate your understanding and identify gaps in your knowledge.
Hereβs how to do it:
1οΈβ£ Choose a Topic: Pick a subject or topic youβve been revising.
2οΈβ£ Write It All Down: Without looking at your notes, write down everything you can remember about the topicβfacts, formulas, key terms, anything!
3οΈβ£ Review and Improve: Compare your splat with your revision materials. Add anything you missed or correct mistakes.
Why it works:
πΈ Encourages you to recall information from memory.
πΈ Highlights areas you need to focus on.
πΈ Builds confidence as you see how much you already know.
π‘ Pro Tip: Use Knowledge Splats as a warm-up or end-of-session activity to solidify your learning.
Try it this week and see how much your knowledge grows!
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π Year 11 North Shropshire Netball Tournament at Ellesmere College π
The Year 11 team took to the courts for their final netball tournament at Ellesmere College. Competing against schools across North Shropshire, the team faced both challenges and triumphs. Captained by Lowri Jones, the team included Amy Downes, Betsy Drury, Amelia Edwards, Ela Edwards, Bethan Miller, Maggie Morris, Abbie Osborne, Lily-Mae Owen, Grace Thomas, and Olivia Wilcox.
The tournament began with a tough match against Grove School. Despite their best efforts, the team lost their opening game. However, the players regrouped with remarkable resilience and an unwavering drive to succeed.
What followed was an incredible winning streak, showcasing their skill and teamwork:
Vs Oswestry: A hard-fought victory, edging out the opposition 5-4
Vs Ellesmere College: A confident display, winning 4-2
Vs Moreton Hall: A strong performance led to a solid 6-3 win
Vs Thomas Adams: The team ended the tournament with a strong 6-0 triumph
This final chapter of their netball journey is a testament to the incredible growth theyβve shown throughout their time at the school. Their hard work, dedication, and passion for the sport have been inspiring to witness. As their coach, it has been a privilege to guide and support such a talented and committed group of players. Thank you, Year 11, for your unwavering dedication to netball and for the joy you have brought to the court. ππ
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