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Sixth Form at Haybridge
VARIETY SHOW 2026 🎭 🪩 🤸🏼
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Oct 17
VARIETY SHOW 2026 🎭 🪩 🤸🏼
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We can’t wait to welcome you all to tonight’s Variety Show 🎭
#WeAreHaybridge #AppreciateTheArts
Oct 16
We can’t wait to welcome you all to tonight’s Variety Show 🎭
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Nellie enjoying a Feel Good Friday fuss! 🐶
#FeelGoodFriday #WeAreHaybridge
Oct 16
Nellie enjoying a Feel Good Friday fuss! 🐶
#FeelGoodFriday #WeAreHaybridge
Haybridge Highlights 16/10/26 🍂 ☁️
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Oct 16
Haybridge Highlights 16/10/26 🍂 ☁️
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CURRICULUM CATCH UP: GEOGRAPHY 🌎
Our students have worked hard in Geography this half term both in the classroom and on fieldtrips! Year 7 have been learning how to interpret contour lines, measure distance and sketch maps, whilst year 8 have explored the components of the water cycle, and year 9 have learnt about international migration.
In GCSE Geography, our year 10s have explored Birmingham’s opportunities, challenges and the impacts of urban sprawl. Over the last 2 weeks, all year 11 geography students have conducted their human geography fieldtrip investigating the settlement of Hagley by conducting primary data collection like environmental surveys and questionnaires.
In year 12 human geography, students have been learning about place identity and for physical geography they visited Carding Mill Valley where students investigated the water balance equation by conducting infiltration, interception and stream velocity experiments.
Year 13 have been exploring low energy coastal environments in physical geography and learning about how global governance can prevent human rights abuses in human geography.
Remember that Geography drop-in sessions are Wednesdays after school. Pop up to the Humanities floor to ask a question about revision, your homework or a specific concept.
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Oct 15
CURRICULUM CATCH UP: GEOGRAPHY 🌎
Our students have worked hard in Geography this half term both in the classroom and on fieldtrips! Year 7 have been learning how to interpret contour lines, measure distance and sketch maps, whilst year 8 have explored the components of the water cycle, and year 9 have learnt about international migration.
In GCSE Geography, our year 10s have explored Birmingham’s opportunities, challenges and the impacts of urban sprawl. Over the last 2 weeks, all year 11 geography students have conducted their human geography fieldtrip investigating the settlement of Hagley by conducting primary data collection like environmental surveys and questionnaires.
In year 12 human geography, students have been learning about place identity and for physical geography they visited Carding Mill Valley where students investigated the water balance equation by conducting infiltration, interception and stream velocity experiments.
Year 13 have been exploring low energy coastal environments in physical geography and learning about how global governance can prevent human rights abuses in human geography.
Remember that Geography drop-in sessions are Wednesdays after school. Pop up to the Humanities floor to ask a question about revision, your homework or a specific concept.
#WeAreHaybridge
CURRICULUM CATCH UP: MATHS 🧮
It has been a busy start to the year in Maths! Year 7 have been exploring sequences, Year 8 have been focusing on ratio and proportion, and Year 9 have been developing their skills in estimation and percentages. Year 10 have been working on a range of number topics, while Year 11 have begun their final year by tackling algebra, including quadratics.
Students have made a fantastic start to the year, working incredibly hard on Sparx Maths! So far, they have answered over 237,320 questions correctly and spent more than 2,410 hours learning. That’s already over 600 hours more than the total at this point last year – an amazing achievement!
Leading the September Sparx leaderboard is Mateen I (7E) with an impressive 19,000+ Sparx XP! Hot on his heels is Leo L (7E) with over 9,000 XP, followed by Aahil L (7G) with more than 5,000 XP.Can anyone catch our leaderboard leaders? Keep up the fantastic work, everyone!
Clubs this year:
Sparx is set every Mondays for students to complete.
Sparx Club is Tuesdays in T1 with Mr Nock and Mr Wild
Y11 Papers Make Perfect is on Wednesdays with Mrs Carey
Strategic Games Club is on Wednesdays in Q2 with Mr Williams.
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Oct 12
CURRICULUM CATCH UP: MATHS 🧮
It has been a busy start to the year in Maths! Year 7 have been exploring sequences, Year 8 have been focusing on ratio and proportion, and Year 9 have been developing their skills in estimation and percentages. Year 10 have been working on a range of number topics, while Year 11 have begun their final year by tackling algebra, including quadratics.
Students have made a fantastic start to the year, working incredibly hard on Sparx Maths! So far, they have answered over 237,320 questions correctly and spent more than 2,410 hours learning. That’s already over 600 hours more than the total at this point last year – an amazing achievement!
Leading the September Sparx leaderboard is Mateen I (7E) with an impressive 19,000+ Sparx XP! Hot on his heels is Leo L (7E) with over 9,000 XP, followed by Aahil L (7G) with more than 5,000 XP.Can anyone catch our leaderboard leaders? Keep up the fantastic work, everyone!
Clubs this year:
Sparx is set every Mondays for students to complete.
Sparx Club is Tuesdays in T1 with Mr Nock and Mr Wild
Y11 Papers Make Perfect is on Wednesdays with Mrs Carey
Strategic Games Club is on Wednesdays in Q2 with Mr Williams.
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HELLO YELLOW DAY 💛
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Oct 9
HELLO YELLOW DAY 💛
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Haybridge Highlights 9/10/26 🎃
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Oct 9
Haybridge Highlights 9/10/26 🎃
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