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01/05/24

Diary reminder: Year 11 students are able to bring in a spare shirt to be signed during break and lunchtime on Thursday 2 May - in the drama studio. Students are reminded they must bring a spare shirt to sign and wear a clean school shirt. pic.twitter.com/AnL5RDqcEp

01/05/24

Well done on your first cricket match Year 7! https://t.co/DquNEEaAlT

01/05/24

Lots of revision techniques taking place in Year 11 Religious Studies class - students are using mind mapping to prepare for their exams and using these mind maps to write possible exam questions. pic.twitter.com/jZyVrrfJrd

30/04/24

Year 13 biology students were enjoying the traditional rite-of-passage of getting creative and decorating the windows in their classroom with biology inspired artwork. Some impressive diagrams!#SJLyear13leavers pic.twitter.com/E56F1GDTQ4

30/04/24

Amazing!! https://t.co/sAXdr2GMiS

30/04/24

Year 11 biology students were enjoying the traditional rite-of-passage of getting creative and decorating the windows in their classroom with biology inspired artwork. Some impressive diagrams! pic.twitter.com/hnOGQcqiA2

29/04/24

Year 10 were working on interpreting histograms in maths class, as a way of determining information about the distribution of data. pic.twitter.com/N3S0aWO63A

28/04/24

🏌️Timo H played in the Hertfordshire Schools Mid-Handicap Championship at Mill Green Golf Club this Thursday. He was among 41 players, placing third achieving a round of 84. He has now qualified for the County Schools Championship. Outstanding effort Timo pic.twitter.com/VBKnW5EmA8

26/04/24

Parents’ Evening for Year 10 will take place on Tuesday 21 May 2024 online via SchoolCloud. Further information about SchoolCloud and how to book your appointments will be sent home. pic.twitter.com/OZDWyBl1Xp

25/04/24

💙🏆 The Crowning Moment 🏆💙Thank you to for the amazing photos pic.twitter.com/7RKZ2AY9ml

25/04/24

We enjoyed a wonderful Year 10 Music Showcase last week, an evening of musical entertainment organised and produced by our talented students. You can take a look here: https://t.co/WZ8V7Lh7U3 pic.twitter.com/HV6RkixZu4

24/04/24

U18 Hertfordshire County Cup Final result.SJL 3-0 BSHSA superb performance from all in the squad. Congratulations to all the players and staff who have contributed to this success. pic.twitter.com/Bow7I26Vcw

24/04/24

Year 12 Work Experience w/c 20 May - can you help? We have a few students without placement and looking for opportunities in media, law, accountancy, finance, science and engineering. If you can help, please email tgilfeather.herts.sch.ukThank you!

24/04/24

Good Luck to our students taking part in the Senior County Cup Final tonight v's Bishop Stortford - You've got this!! Kick off 6pm @ Cheshunt Football Club. pic.twitter.com/YBpzOAYbkw

19/04/24

Year 9 students have been honing their woodwork skills in Design and Technology class as they start the creation of a table lamp. pic.twitter.com/6dMcKXCchO

18/04/24

It was a pleasure to welcome our Yr12 students and parents in for our UCAS and Oxbridge information evening tonight. Advice and Guidance is a key part of our outstanding 6th form offer. pic.twitter.com/5nLFBCpzr5

18/04/24

What a lovely way to work on their vocabulary. https://t.co/AsA9Ui7xGz

18/04/24

Yesterday some of our Year 9 drama students headed into London to watch the West End production of Wicked - they will write a review and critical analysis of the show as part of their studies. pic.twitter.com/xXom1uYRya

18/04/24

We are looking forward to welcoming Year 12 students and parents/carers to our UCAS Information Evening in the sports hall from 6.00pm. pic.twitter.com/NslyZe1Vt7

18/04/24

A lively student-led debate happening in Year 9 Religious Studies class about gender differences and equality. pic.twitter.com/eFZJM3ukMz

17/04/24

Some amazing books coming soon! https://t.co/DUDJcw38Ao

17/04/24

Trampolining Success Year 7 student Adam, recently competed in the National Trampoline and DMT League. He finished First place and took home a Gold Medal in the 9-13 Male category. A fantastic start to the competition season! pic.twitter.com/juVslTgKhc

17/04/24

Year 7 were playing detectives in English class today - by acting out a murder mystery in preparation of writing their own murder mysteries later in the term. pic.twitter.com/2LC1qHojzA

17/04/24

What better way to kick off our summer term than a wonderful evening at our Jazz Night taking place next week with our talented musicians. Friday 26 April, starts at 7pm.Tickets available via ParentPay - £8 each.Cashless bar available. pic.twitter.com/80XqfsmxZp

16/04/24

Year 10 were making motors in physics lesson today using magnets and wire coil's, the hands-on activity deepened their learning experience and understanding of how motors work. pic.twitter.com/KTs9Lj69yv

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The Alban Teaching School Hub is one of 87 newly designated school-led centres of excellence for teacher development.  Teaching School Hubs are ambassadors for the world class delivery of new teacher development reforms in England. Our overall responsibility is to maximise opportunity and development to teachers at all stages of their development; this work is focused on the golden thread of teacher development from ITT to school leadership.

The mission from the DfE is for Teaching School Hubs to lead evidence-based teacher development to empower teachers and school leaders and, most importantly, impact pupil outcomes.

Our work is centred around these five pillars:

  • Initial Teacher Training
  • Early Career Framework
  • National Professional Qualifications
  • Appropriate Body Services
  • CPD

We have an established reputation as an outstanding ITT and teacher development provider and innovators of highly effective evidence-based CPD. Our work as a hub is integral to the implementation of the recruitment and retention strategy to raise teacher quality and effectiveness.

For more details on the Alban TSA and the programmes on offer, please visit their website www.albantsh.co.uk

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