Please find attached a letter that was shared earlier this week.
Please find attached our updated Acceptable Use of Technology Policy. We kindly request that you review the document in its entirety and confirm your agreement by completing the attached Google Form.
Students will also be reviewing and signing their own version of this policy throughout the next week. You can find the student policy on our website for your information
Supporting children’s safety is a shared responsibility between families, schools and wider society. For parents and carers, this responsibility has become increasingly complex as children’s lives are now deeply intertwined with the digital world. Many parents face difficult decisions about how to balance protecting children from online harm with enabling access to spaces that are now central to learning, socialising and play. In order to support you with educating your child about online safety, the Children’s Commissioner has published a guide: What I wish my parents or carers knew: A guide for parents on managing children’s digital lives. It is an incredibly valuable resource
A significant number of our students make use of Blackheath Library after school, and we are grateful to have this valuable resource in our community so close to our school. Please remind your children that if they use the facilities in Blackheath Library, it is important that they are respectful and abide by the expectations of the library staff, including those around the use of the toilets in the library.
Just a reminder of our upcoming Year 10 mock exams next week. Please find attached a letter that was shared in December.
Please find attached a letter that was shared this week detailing the upcoming careers plan next week for our year 9 students.
We will be holding our year 9 parent consultation and options evening on Wednesday 21st January from 3pm to 6pm. Appointments can be made from 10:00am on Tuesday 13th January 2026 and will close at 10:00am on Tuesday 20th January 2026. Please see the attached letter for further information.
Please find attached a letter that was shared today with our year 9 cohort.
Students are busy working towards their Bronze and Silver awards.
To achieve a bronze award, a student must earn 100+ merits, have at least 96% attendance, have received no more than three late marks since the start of module 3, and have fewer than 20 demerits with no supervisions, suspensions or directions off-site.
To achieve a silver award, a student must have a bronze award, earn 200+ merits, have at least 96% attendance, have received no more than three late marks since the start of module 3, and have fewer than 20 demerits with no supervisions, suspensions or directions off-site.
Please see the timetable for this Module’s Clubs and Societies. A gentle reminder, please ensure that either yourself or your child has signed up to the club via My Child at School, and please ensure that your child attends as many weeks as possible.
We are delighted to share the attached newsletter from Home-Start Greenwich, where LAB received a special mention for our recent food bank donations
Please find attached details of flu catch up clinics running in Greenwich over January.
There are also information sessions available to all to learn more about the vaccines that are offered to your child in year 8 and 9 on Tuesday 20th January and Thursday 29th January.