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STARS (Sustainable Travel: Active, Responsible, Safe)...
STARS letter – gold schools Dear Gold STARS School, STARS (Sustainable Travel: Active, Responsible, Safe) scheme As Walking and Cycling Commissioner for London, I would like to congratulate you for being an exemplary Gold STARS school. Well done to all the staff, pupils and parents that contributed to your Gold STARS accreditation. This is a prestigious award, and we know how much time and hard work it has taken to achieve this. The Mayor’s vision for young Londoners is to ensure they should have the best possible chances for health, happiness and success in our city. Transport for London’s (TfL) STARS scheme encourages the whole school community to think differently about their travel choices and how these can impact their health, wellbeing and the local environment. Being part of STARS means that you are part of a growing number of schools that are transforming the way young people, parents,...
POSTED ON Dec 12, 2017
Y11 pupils learn all about money at the Bank of England!...
Pupils had exclusive tour around the newly built Bank of England museum and focused on an educational presentation named: ‘Keeping on an even Keel’. Pupils were able to appreciate the role of the Bank of England in a short film that uses nautical metaphor and animation to explain the Bank’s roles and responsibilities in an accessible, imaginative and entertaining way. The film is divided into seven short modules, which provide a simple guide to the Bank’s monetary policy and financial stability roles. They explain why low inflation and a safe and stable financial system matter to the UK economy and how the Bank contributes to achieving them. Furthermore, pupils asked some engaging and challenging questions relating to the UK’s financial and banking system. They were very enthusiastic and keen to learn...
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Y11 pupils learn all about money at the Bank of England!...
posted on: Dec 12, 2017 | author: tbsadmin
Pupils had exclusive tour around the newly built Bank of England museum and focused on an educational presentation named: ‘Keeping on an even Keel’. Pupils were able to appreciate the role of the Bank of England in a short film that uses nautical metaphor and animation to explain the Bank’s roles and responsibilities in an accessible, imaginative and entertaining way. The film is divided into seven short modules, which provide a simple guide to the Bank’s monetary policy and financial stability roles. They explain why low inflation and a safe and stable financial system matter to the UK economy and how the Bank contributes to achieving them. Furthermore, pupils asked some engaging and challenging questions relating to the UK’s financial and banking system. They were very enthusiastic and keen to learn...
Y10’s learn about careers at Skills London 2017!...
posted on: Dec 12, 2017 | author: tbsadmin
Year 10 pupils attended the ‘Skills London 2017’ Jobs and Careers event on Friday 24th November at The London Excel. This was an exciting hands-on event that offered our Year 10 pupils an exclusive opportunity to meet Universities, top employers, colleges, Apprenticeships, training providers and loads of other exhibitors. Pupils also had the chance to engage with a wide range of key professionals within the jobs and careers fields. The key aim of this event was to enable our pupils to think about their career choices and this event was an excellent starting point for this. This was an excellent opportunity for our pupils to enhance their interview skills and explore a range of career options available out there. At The Skills London event, not only did students have a great day out but they were able to find out about the many career options available for them. Some of...
Hackney Air Cadets visit TBS!
posted on: Dec 12, 2017 | author: tbsadmin
Pupils from upper school were visited by the Hackney Air Cadets staff (part of the Royal Air Force) and launched a presentation on the amazing work that they are doing for the youth within our local community. Lieutenant Singh and Lieutenant Berring both spoke about the various activities and projects that they run, from DofE award, camping, shooting, aircraft flying and many more! Pupils were every engaged and asked several questions at the end of the assembly. ...
Crisis UK visit TBS to promote homelessness…....
posted on: Dec 12, 2017 | author: tbsadmin
Our lower school pupils were treated to a special assembly delivered by Gerald, one of Crisis UK’s volunteers, who spoke about the importance of supporting the homeless community, as well as giving us feedback on how our school’s donations helped the homeless community last year. Gerald explained the various services that Crisis UK offers; not just providing food or shelter but also long term projects such as: interview techniques, jobs, saving money etc. Pupils were also given an opportunity to ask any questions...
TBS PUPILS LEARN ABOUT ISLAMOPHOBIA AWARENESS MONTH!...
posted on: Nov 21, 2017 | author: tbsadmin
Y11 pupils took part in a special workshop led by Steve and Rehman from Faith Matters, aimed at raising awareness of hate crimes and Islamophobia in general. Also, Y9 & Y10 pupils took part in a larger assembly, in which they had the opportunity to pose questions and discuss important hate crime relates issues. Faith Matters is a not-for profit organisation working to challenge hate crimes, reduce extremism and improve inter-faith relations between different faith communities in the United Kingdom. The Tell MAMA (Measuring Anti-Muslim Attacks) project is also run alongside Faith Matters, which is currently the only third party hate crime reporting service in the UK dedicated to supporting victims of Islamophobia and anti- Muslim hate crime. This may range from threats and abusive behaviour to assaults, property damage and the use of anti-Muslim literature. We believe it is imperative that such issues are discussed within local communities; in order...
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