A passion for learning...

Develop confident, disciplined and enquiring learners with a passion for learning.

A passion for learning... A passion for learning...

Teaching and learning...

Provide a climate which supports innovative and high quality teaching and learning practices that actively engages all learners.

Teaching and learning... Teaching and learning...

Prayer and Liturgy

We aim to develop as a worshipping community, in which prayer and liturgy are encouraged as part of faith development.

Prayer and Liturgy Prayer and Liturgy

The Curriculum...

We aim to offer to all students a broad, balanced, appropriate, relevant and flexible curriculum.

The Curriculum... The Curriculum...

The school community...

Encourage all member of our school community to treat one another with justice, dignity, tolerance and respect and to be aware of and respond to each others needs, hopes and aspirations.

The school community... The school community...
Click for the Blog

 

Click for the Blog

Click to Email

Click to view Google Documents

Click for Moodle Online

Report Internet Abuse

 

 

Kaleidos

 

BSF Blog

CLC Week2010

CreativeCommons

 

News @Blog

You can now view events and news items on our school blog site. If you click on the link to the left of the homepage this will display current news events. More will be added soon!

St Robert of Newminster Catholic School & Sixth Form College has been recognised as a ‘Thinking School’ and deemed a ‘Centre of Excellence’ by the University of Exeter’s Cognitive Education Centre. You can view different ways in which our school has been using Thinking Maps. More information to follow.

Thinking Schools Logo

You can also read more information about how the school has incorporated thinking skills into the curriculum. Click on the logo below.

ThinkingFoundation

 

As part of being a Thinking School we also deliver a series of workshops in partnership with Kestrel Education and the University of Exeter.

 

Home Access Programme

Home Access Logo

Home Access is a government initiative, which will help low-income families to get access to a computer and the internet to get online at home.

If you are a low income family in receipt of certain benefits you could qualify for a grant to buy a computer and/or a minimum of one years’ internet access. The programme is aimed at those that need it most and targets families that do not have access to a computer or the internet at home.

Depending on what you need, the grant allows eligible applicants to buy one of the following packages

1.         Full package (a computer, one year's internet access, service and support)

2.         A computer with service and support only

3.         One year's internet access only

Home Access Info Pack

 

 
Tesco Vouchers 2010
Tesco Logo

We are collecting these vouchers to provide the Learning Support and Inclusion Department with a range of ICT equipment in order to support students with their basic skills, literacy & numeracy skills and across the curriculum.

Our target is to collect 25,000 vouchers, so if you shop at Tesco, please collect the vouchers at the checkout every time you shop or buy petrol at Tesco and donate them to our cause and encourage friends and family to donate theirs too - in fact anyone you know - to collect vouchers for us!

Collection boxes will be available in the main and student reception.

 

 

 
 
Wednesday
March
2010
10
 
Wed, Mar 10th, @4:00pm - 07:00PM
Year 8 Parent Evening
Thu, Mar 11th, @12:20pm - 01:00PM
Lunchtime Mass - Year 8
Thu, Mar 11th, @6:00pm - 08:00PM
Careers Evening - Year 8/9
Fri, Mar 12th, @12:20pm - 01:10PM
Burma Lunch
Thu, Mar 18th, @12:20pm - 01:00PM
Lunchtime Mass - Year 7
    follow us on Twitter

    Ads on: Special HTML