Barlby High @Barlby_HighRT @BarlbyLibrary: YR 8 reading list has been emailed to YR 8 parents today. Remember 'Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to st…21 hours ago
Barlby High @Barlby_HighRT @BarlbyHistory: Just had a fabulous lesson with Year 8 students where they presented their own research on weapons of the First World Wa…24 hours ago
Barlby High @Barlby_HighRT @BarlbyHistory: Well done everyone teaching & learning online! Especially 9A who persevered despite our technical difficulties today! N…1 week ago
Students at Barlby High have been off timetable for a day this week as they focus in on ‘respect’. As this half-term’s ‘Stop the Clock’ Day fell during Anti-Bullying Week, students in Years 7-10 have been discussing ‘choosing respect.’
The students separated in to year groups and followed a variety of topics for the day. Students in Years 7 and 8 looked at bullying and discrimination through the medium of virtual reality. The students were immersed into a virtual situation where they were watching a gang bullying a fellow student. They witnessed first-hand what bullying is and about the choices that we all have, and don’t have, in respect of who we are.
Year 9 focused on the meaning of respect and studied and wrote poetry on how people may feel when they are disrespected.
Homophobia was the discussion topic for Year 10, who talked about the many different family units in today’s society, what we value in our lives as individuals and respecting that everyone is different.
Year 11 spent the day sharpening up their revision skills with specialist subject teachers from the Hope Learning Trust. Jim Kelly, Director of Maths and Chloe Dolphin, Director of English took the students through a whole host of methods and techniques, and also shared some valuable relaxation and wellbeing tips!
It was a great day and all students were really engaged and got on board with the theme of the day.
YR 8 reading list has been emailed to YR 8 parents today. Remember 'Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are'. With the current weather & the lockdown why not take sometime time to escape from it all in the pages of a book. @BarlbyEng@Barlby_Highpic.twitter.com/zXaC…
Just had a fabulous lesson with Year 8 students where they presented their own research on weapons of the First World War. Some shared slide shows with the class while others composed poetry. I couldn't get them off the meeting when our time was up! Fabulous. @Barlby_High
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