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21/09/23

OPEN EVENT FOR PROSPECTIVE YEAR 7 STUDENTS AND FAMILIES FOR SEPTEMBER 2024Saturday 14th October 2023, 12pm – 2pmLatton Hall, Latton Bush Centre, Southern Way, Harlow CM18 7BLWe're looking forward to meeting all our prospective families💙💛💙 pic.twitter.com/hFFjmYGh9d

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18/09/23

📢 We will soon announce details of our open event for 2024 admissions. 📨 Register your interest to receive information by email.https://t.co/W9zMeO7lpr pic.twitter.com/nwNcFgVSsQ

14/09/23

We were thrilled to welcome the children back to Sir Frederick Gibberd College today 💙💛We were delighted to see so many happy Gibberdians on such a lovely sunny day 🌞Read more from Headteacher, Mrs Conlon: https://t.co/iyGywL4tPd pic.twitter.com/LVpuHVAXqf

14/09/23

Congratulations to all the staff who have done so much to make this happen.The children are the key here, the community supports you. I look forward to seeing you later. https://t.co/RbY3iegXPQ

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13/09/23

I am pleased to inform you that the Department for Education and the contractors have completed their inspections and the school has been signed off for reopening. This is fantastic news and after so much hard work from so many, we are delighted!Full info https://t.co/XKlKLl0FXk pic.twitter.com/EGDhhvI794

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13/09/23

🗑️ Congratulations to our Year 10 & 11 combined netball team for participating in their first local senior netball rally.👏 Whilst we prepare for their return to school, the team have worked with staff to organise themselves and participate in this event and have made us proud. pic.twitter.com/5ZyCSvhSIQ

21/08/23

BMAT and Sir Frederick Gibberd College have issued letters to parents and staff regarding the closure of the SFG main school building. A statement can be read on https://t.co/WoPcmjZVot

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18/08/23

"I was really nervous going into school this morning, but once I opened the results envelope I was happy that all the hard work had paid off."Congratulations to Sienna, who is heading to to study veterinary medicine pic.twitter.com/1rIF64Gr0g

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18/08/23

"I was really nervous going into school this morning, but once I opened the results envelope I was happy that all the hard work had paid off."Congratulations to Sienna Baker, who is heading to to study veterinary medicinehttps://t.co/tDjgckzjDZ pic.twitter.com/dqjBeKuZrq

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17/08/23

"Students from any background can succeed at the highest level if they are given the right opportunities. Our young people today have just proved that." - Dee Conlon, HeadteacherWell done to all students collecting their #ALevelResultshttps://t.co/w9OlyF27Kc pic.twitter.com/bLThcOgdwZ

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17/08/23

"Students from any background can succeed at the highest level if they are given the right opportunities. Our young people today have just proved that." - Dee Conlon, HeadteacherWell done to all students collecting their #ALevelResultshttps://t.co/w9OlyF27Kc pic.twitter.com/bLThcOgdwZ

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17/07/23

Year 9s on their DofE expedition pic.twitter.com/OA8Tm4sBug

14/07/23

📢 We're Hiring! (Harlow) have a vacancy for a Catering Assistant📄 For a job description and application details, please visit our websitehttps://t.co/M3npVeboFJ

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14/07/23

FREE summer activities for 11-16yr olds Book in now for a summer of music and fun https://t.co/RtSxayzzAa pic.twitter.com/UNugsJE2Qd

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14/07/23

FREE summer activities for 11-16yr olds Book in now for a summer of music and fun https://t.co/RtSxayzzAa pic.twitter.com/UNugsJE2Qd

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13/07/23

📢 We're Hiring! (Harlow) have a vacancy for a Catering Assistant📄 For a job description and application details, please visit our websitehttps://t.co/M3npVeboFJ

13/07/23

Gibberdians met Manfred Goldberg, a survivor of the Holocaust.https://t.co/NeihyLW0No

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04/07/23

Incredibly proud of Year 7! Here are some excellent Flatbread Pizza outcomes 🍕...Future Chefs in the making 👨‍🍳👩‍🍳! pic.twitter.com/gH65eKgxP2

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04/07/23

Incredibly proud of Year 7! Here are some excellent Flatbread Pizza outcomes 🍕...Future Chefs in the making 👨‍🍳👩‍🍳! pic.twitter.com/gH65eKgxP2

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29/06/23

My children are the most beautiful little humans in the entire universe. 💙💛#TeamSFG pic.twitter.com/NOr8i70FlH

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Gibberdian Routines

We have clear routines that allow our school day to run smoothly, keep us safe and remove disruptions from our lessons. As a result, we all feel safe, bullying is eliminated and our learning is not interrupted.

 

Line Ups

These are a clear indication that play time is over and learning time is about to start. They calm pupils and get them ready for learning so when pupils step into the classroom learning time is not lost. They also help move pupils around the school efficiently and calmly so everyone feels safe.

 

Mobile Phones

Mobile phones and any personal smart devices are collected at the start of the school day and returned to pupils at the end of the school day. This prevents online bullying during school hours, ensuring pupils feel safe, encourages pupils to socialise and removes distractions in lessons.

 

Hand Up

We use the ‘hand up’ method to gather attention, where an adult will raise a hand to signal they need everyone’s attention. All, pupils and staff, will stop and raise their hand to signal they are ready to listen. This method is an effeective and efficient way to gather everyone’s attention in a calm manner which is particularly liked by our pupils who are sensitive to noise.

 

Keep Left

Along the corridors and the staircases, we walk on the left to allow for all to move safely and efficiently inside the building.

 

Dining

Year groups purchase food at allocated times to avoid overcrowding and to ensure queues are orderly.

 

Toilets

Different toilets are allocated to different year groups to overcome overcrowding in different areas of the school. This also allows our younger pupils to feel more confident when using the facilities.

We have one set of unisex toilets; all other toilets are gender labelled.

Pupils are not permitted to use toilets during lessons unless they have a medical card. This is to ensure that lessons are not disrupted and to ensure the safety of pupils as toilets are not monitored during lessons.

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