We are delighted for the students that are reaching the high standards needed to gain a Bronze or a Silver award and we are looking forward to celebrating with them at the end of this module.
The criteria for a student to gain a Bronze award is to have 100+ merits, at least 96% attendance, to have three or fewer late marks, fewer than 20 demerits and no, supervisions, suspensions or directions off-site.
The students who achieved a Bronze award in module 2, are now eligible for a Silver award for maintaining the standards shown for a Bronze award and gaining another 100+ merits.
Those students who gain a Silver award in this module are eligible for a Gold award in module 6, again for maintaining the high standards of at least 96% attendance, to have three or fewer late marks, fewer than 20 demerits and no, supervisions, suspensions or directions off-site as well as another 100+ merits.
Given our continued focus on online safety you are invited to attend the following webinars:
CST’s platinum partner RM is hosting two free webinars on Monday 9 March to help parents better engage with their children on safe use of technology. Schools can share the links directly with parents, with sessions for primary parents at 17:00 and secondary parents at 18:30
We are looking for work experience placements for our Year 10 students to take place during the week beginning 29th June 2026. If you or someone in your network can offer a placement in any industry, we would love to hear from you!
Please contact the school or email our Careers Lead at oliver.hughes@blackheath.latrust.org.uk for more details. Your support in providing valuable career insights for our students is greatly appreciated.
Year 10 students must secure their work experience placement and upload full details to Unifrog using their school email address. The deadline for completing the Unifrog placement form is 20/03/2026. Please ensure all information is submitted accurately so placements can be approved. The step by step placement guide can be found here: WEX Letter.
On Tuesday afternoon, we are looking forward to hosting the Royal Borough of Greenwich Spelling Bee. We have 8 students from Year 7 and 8 hoping to retain last year’s title. Good luck, Happy Hornets and Blackheath Beez!
The National Year of Reading 2026 is a UK-wide campaign designed to help more people rediscover the joy of reading. We are encouraging students to connect reading with their passions and culture. To support this, there are several competitions that students can participate in and I would like to encourage you to check out the upcoming local events taking place for Deptford Literature Festival.