Newsletter #6 20/21
Browse our Heads of Year newsletters for all the latest news for the 2 weeks ending 4th December.
Year 7
Year 8
Punctuality
Uniform and Jewellery
Tutor Reads
Protocols for Year 8 students isolating
Hampers for the community

- Tinned products
- Dried Pasta – plain and flavoured
- Dried Noodles – Plain and flavoured
- Tinned and jar sauces
- Dried pulses and beans
- Dried mash potatoes
- Christmas Crackers
- Biscuits (plain and flavoured) chocolate covered icing covered all pre packed
- Pre packed cakes
- Chocolate (all sorts)
- Fruit cakes (Christmas or just fruit – plum puddings mince pies long life ones)
- Crisps
- Breakfast bars (NO NUTS)
- Tea
- Coffee – Jars or boxes
- Dried milk (carnation etc.)
- Long life milk and flavoured milk
- Sugar cubes/small sugar bags
- Toiletries
- Hand cream - face cream body lotion
- Shampoo/Conditioner
- Body washes
- Hand wash & hand sanitiser
- Bubble bath
- Baths salts
- Box Sets
Environmental Inspiration The Woman’s Hour Power List 2020
Farhana Yamin Lawyer

Rosamund Kissi-Debrah Founder of The Ella Roberta Foundation

Miss Marshall and the Year 10 Team
Year 9

- What the theatre was like
- The language and devices Shakespeare used to communicate meaning
- The often complex plots
- Becoming familiar with the characters created and their personalities

School Work at Home
Student voice
- The behaviour system
- Booklets in lesson
- The House System and House names
- Golden Tickets
- House System- female role models to focus on this year.
- Covid-Protocol (any issues/ more precautions).
- Food in the Canteen
- Support for students (in terms of academic and wellbeing).
- Christmas Hampers- who to donate to in our Carshalton community?
Wellbeing support for our young people

Golden Ticket Champions
- Leora 9PK1
- Tammy 9RW1
- Mya 9PK1
Supporting our local Community
- Tinned products
- Dried Pasta – plain and flavoured
- Dried Noodles – Plain and flavoured
- Tinned and jar sauces
- Dried pulses and beans
- Dried mash potatoes
- Christmas Crackers
- Biscuits (plain and flavoured) chocolate covered icing covered all pre packed
- Pre packed cakes
- Chocolate (all sorts)
- Fruit cakes (Christmas or just fruit – plum puddings mince pies long life ones)
- Crisps
- Breakfast bars (NO NUTS)
- Tea
- Coffee – Jars or boxes
- Dried milk (carnation etc.)
- Long life milk and flavoured milk
- Sugar cubes/small sugar bags
- Toiletries
- Hand cream - face cream body lotion
- Shampoo/Conditioner
- Body washes
- Hand wash & hand sanitiser
- Bubble bath
- Baths salts
- Box Sets
Mrs N Devaney and the Year 9 Team
Year 10
School Work at Home
School Reports
Student Council Meeting
- House System- female role models to focus on this year.
- Covid-Protocol (any issues/ more precautions).
- Food in the Canteen
- Support for students (in terms of academic and wellbeing).
- Christmas Hampers- who to donate to in our Carshalton community?
Golden Ticket Winners
- Jasleen Kaur G 10RW2
- Bethan P 10HL1
- Tamara S 10PK2
- Deon N 10RW2
Christmas Hamper

- Tinned products
- Dried Pasta – plain and flavoured
- Dried Noodles – Plain and flavoured
- Tinned and jar sauces
- Dried pulses and beans
- Dried mash potatoes
- Christmas Crackers
- Biscuits (plain and flavoured) chocolate covered icing covered all pre packed
- Pre packed cakes
- Chocolate (all sorts)
- Fruit cakes (Christmas or just fruit – plum puddings mince pies long life ones)
- Crisps
- Breakfast bars (NO NUTS)
- Tea
- Coffee – Jars or boxes
- Dried milk (carnation etc.)
- Long life milk and flavoured milk
- Sugar cubes/small sugar bags
- Toiletries
- Hand cream - face cream body lotion
- Shampoo/Conditioner
- Body washes
- Hand wash & hand sanitiser
- Bubble bath
- Baths salts
- Box Sets
Year 11
Covid Update
Laptop specification details: School work at home
At CHSG we have a number of online learning platforms in place in order to support students to complete homework and remote home learning. We understand that when parents/carers look, buy or renew home computers it is useful to know the specifications required in order to run these school platforms. The minimum recommendation for home computers is below:
Hampers for the community

- Tinned products
- Dried Pasta – plain and flavoured
- Dried Noodles – Plain and flavoured
- Tinned and jar sauces
- Dried pulses and beans
- Dried mash potatoes
- Christmas Crackers
- Biscuits (plain and flavoured) chocolate covered icing covered all pre packed
- Pre packed cakes
- Chocolate (all sorts)
- Fruit cakes (Christmas or just fruit – plum puddings mince pies long life ones)
- Crisps
- Breakfast bars (NO NUTS)
- Tea
- Coffee – Jars or boxes
- Dried milk (carnation etc.)
- Long life milk and flavoured milk
- Sugar cubes/small sugar bags
- Toiletries
- Hand cream - face cream body lotion
- Shampoo/Conditioner
- Body washes
- Hand wash & hand sanitiser
- Bubble bath
- Baths salts
- Box Sets
Laptop specification details: School work at home
At CHSG we have a number of online learning platforms in place in order to support students to complete homework and remote home learning. We understand that when parents/carers look, buy or renew home computers it is useful to know the specifications required in order to run these school platforms. The minimum recommendation for home computers is below:
Kooth


Jack Petchey
Golden ticket

- Helan A
- Johdion J
- Natania A
- Vasuky V
Final words

Sixth Form
Quote of the Week
“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” Malcolm X
Careers
- An exclusive insight to one of the world’s largest telecoms giants with £44billion in revenue
- Fast tracks for their technology apprenticeship programmes
- Open to all Y13 students looking to do an apprenticeship in Technology
- Parents are welcome to join
- *Please note this is going to be a very interactive session, cameras and microphones will be enabled for you to fully participate
- Limited spaces (30 spots only!)
Career and Work Experience Opportunities
- An exclusive insight to one of the world’s largest telecoms giants with £44billion in revenue
- Fast tracks for their technology apprenticeship programs
- Open to all Y13 students looking to do an apprenticeship in Technology
- Parents are welcome to join
- *Please note this is going to be a very interactive session, cameras and microphones will be enabled for you to fully participate
- Limited spaces (30 spots only!)
New Virtual Work Experience Opportunities
VWEX Understanding the world of work - Design and Construction Management - Glenman
- Dates: 14th - 18th December 2020
- Mon, Wed, Friday 9:30-15:00
- Age: 17+
- Application Deadline: 8th December 2020
Virtual Work Experience – A week at Spotify
- Dates: 15th - 19th February 2021
- 10:00 – 15:00
- Age: 16+
- Application Deadline: 25th December 2020
Virtual Work Experience with Portland Communications
- Dates: 15th - 19th February 2021
- Age: 16+
- Application Deadline: 15th January 2021
VWEX The Office of Communications- Ofcom
- Dates: 15th - 19th February 2021
- Age: 16+
- Application Deadline: 15th January 2021
UCAS
Track their applications
Decisions and offers
Interviews
Student Finance
School Work at Home
Wellbeing
Place2be
How to protect your mental health
Free Safe and anonymous support for your mental wellbeing
Stephen Fry helping with Anxiety
Head of Year 12

Miss Cherry, Head of Year 12
Miss Bevan and Miss Cherry
Head of Year 13 and Head of Year 12