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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Massive congratulations to Christian who has been named in the British Gymnastics squad for TeamGym for this October’s Championships. Brilliant achievement after LOTS of hard work @ReadingBluespic.twitter.com/AcPtL9Nqkw
Massive congratulations to Christian who has been named in the British Gymnastics squad for TeamGym for this October’s Championships. Brilliant achievement after LOTS of hard work @ReadingBlues pic.twitter.com/AcPtL9Nqkw
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This is what our year 8s have been doing in their garden for PE lessons- Shot put! Who said lockdown has to stop PE lessons. #PE #realPE #athletics #learning #creativity @ReadingBlues @teamrbcspic.twitter.com/a7GCTkIgLB
This is what our year 8s have been doing in their garden for PE lessons- Shot put! Who said lockdown has to stop PE lessons. #PE #realPE #athletics #learning #creativity @ReadingBlues @teamrbcs pic.twitter.com/a7GCTkIgLB
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Head of PSHE, Mrs Wilkins has put together a revised programme for the Summer Term and as part of the PSHE lessons, students are being set a daily well-being task. We thought it would be a great idea to share this with the wider Blue Coat community so you can get involved too. So here goes for Day 1: Leave three happy notes for someone else to find in your house. Please share your comments and photos with us, we'd love to know how you are getting along.
Head of PSHE, Mrs Wilkins has put together a revised programme for the Summer Term and as part of the PSHE lessons, students are being set a daily well-being task. We thought it would be a great idea to share this with the wider Blue Coat community so you can get involved too. So here […]
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Headmaster's Assembly, Monday 27 April 2020 – Reading Blue Coat School
In this morning’s Headmaster’s Assembly, Mr Elzinga reflects on the ‘unknown unknowns’. https://rbcs.org.uk/headmasters-assembly-monday-27-april-2020/ Â
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Great to see so many pupils getting stuck into Games activities last week. Some top times for the 300 rep challenge: Yr 7 Oliver P 12.57, Yr 8 Harry L 9.21, Yr10 Oli B 6.10, Yr11 Matt C 7.57, staff TES 7.06 . #StayInWorkOut #teamRBCS @ReadingBluespic.twitter.com/ZsXe2sTg2m
Great to see so many pupils getting stuck into Games activities last week. Some top times for the 300 rep challenge: Yr 7 Oliver P 12.57, Yr 8 Harry L 9.21, Yr10 Oli B 6.10, Yr11 Matt C 7.57, staff TES 7.06 . #StayInWorkOut #teamRBCS @ReadingBlues pic.twitter.com/ZsXe2sTg2m
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Year 11 student, Jim R has written the following poem about the current pandemic. Excellent work Jim. In years to come I’ll sit with my grandchildren close by Reflecting on my life, emitting a sigh, ‘Tell us a story grandad, they desperately plea’ I think for a while and say I’m the class of 2020 For ever more this will be a historical year A global population living in fear COVID 19, social distancing, self-isolation Quickly becoming buzz words of the nation It started in China in the town of Wuhan A virus that jumped from animal to human, It spread around the world at incredible pace The message to all, ‘please create space’ Not many weeks passed before it truly took hold Affecting the young but killing the old. The Prime Minister and Prince Charles proved you couldn’t avoid it widespread within England but London was the location worst hit As the NHS struggled to deal with the outbreak It became clear to all Boris had a decision to make And then it came one glorious, sunny afternoon, ‘Please work from home and schools will shut down soon’ ‘GCSEs and A levels cancelled’ was the astonishing headline Followed by guidance to students ‘you will all be fine’ Whilst parents and pupils were confused, reeled in shock Supermarkets reported ‘toilet rolls are now out of stock’ And then came the point where rules were laid down ‘You can leave your house but don’t go out of town’ The overall objective was to halt the strain on the NHS Many Years of underfunding had left it a mess But the cases increased, and the death toll rose Drs and nurses exhausted, suffering incredible lows As demand became higher, hospitals across the country were erected Thousands of volunteers, airline staff, the general public quickly selected. ‘How did it end’ my grandchildren shriek. ‘With thousands of deaths I whisper’ as my eyes start to leak ‘People lost jobs and companies ceased to trade The population adjusted their lifestyle, all very afraid’ However, some good came of those miserable days A decrease in pollution, a reduction in the haze Although a positive outcome was hard to find It became a period where the message was ‘be kind’
Year 11 student, Jim R has written the following poem about the current pandemic. Excellent work Jim. In years to come I’ll sit with my grandchildren close by Reflecting on my life, emitting a sigh, ‘Tell us a story grandad, they desperately plea’ I think for a while and say I’m the class of 2020 […]
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So much excellent PE work going on out there from #teamrbcs pupils – LJ & TJ challenges, activity trackers, Year 9 future GCSE PE students enrolled in the @The_EverLearner Keep it going! @ReadingBlues #StayInWorkOutpic.twitter.com/pLA3TS0BOl
So much excellent PE work going on out there from #teamrbcs pupils – LJ & TJ challenges, activity trackers, Year 9 future GCSE PE students enrolled in the @The_EverLearner Keep it going! @ReadingBlues #StayInWorkOut pic.twitter.com/pLA3TS0BOl
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Spiritual Assembly, Thursday 23 April 2020 – Reading Blue Coat School
We are grateful to Rev Toogood for today’s Spiritual Assembly Reading Blue Coat is closed to pupils and staff, apart from those who are enabling provision of care for the children of key workers. All other pupils are continuing their education from home. Reception is open between 8am and 4pm each day. Enquiries can also […]
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