Halloween and Bonfire Night are just around the corner and many enjoy the excitement these events bring. Whilst things are very different this year, this does not mean we cannot have fun, but the improtance of safety and respect for others is more relevant than ever. Our students listened and engaged very positively with the presentation during tutor sessions and we are confident they will enjoy these events safely and respectfully. A copy of the presentation is available here.
Students in Year 8 who are taking part in the Growth Project have been learning about the impact our food choices have on our bodies. Last week they had the opportunity to discover new breakfast options, including carrot juice, figs, celery, berries and ‘on the go’ options! The students were phenomenal in trying new foods and were treated to a delicious lemon drizzle cake at the end to highlight the importance of balance in our diets! A massive FHS thanks goes to our mentors for volunteering their time and using their experiences to support our students.
A massive congratulations to the FHS PE department who have achieved Silver standard in the Youth Sport Trust Quality Mark. The Youth Sport Award is a unique award scheme that puts health and well-being at the heart of developing young people; its purpose is to evidence learning, progress
and achievement in and through sport. Through personal reflection, it supports young people to build positive lifestyle habits and behaviours and empowers them to take ownership of developing their skills. Well done to all involved!
