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welcome
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J.C. Wincott
Headteacher
This website is designed to show something of
the school’s ethos, standards and how
we work. If you have any suggestions as to additions
or alterations that would improve the site,
or would like more information about The Sandon
School, please contact me through the school
office
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additional information
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As a successful
Mathematics & Computing College we strive to
* Develop a visible mathematics and computing ethos
in which the specialist subjects pervade all aspects
of school life and work with the local community which
includes the imaginative use of ICT, curriculum enrichment
activities and involvement in national initiatives
and competitions to raise standards of teaching and
learning and attainment in the specialist subjects
and across the curriculum.
* Provide a range of courses at all Key Stages to
cater for individual needs within school and provide
a range of opportunities for adult learners.
* Develop and disseminate good practice to be shared
with other schools and the wider community.
* Work in partnership with local business to provide
opportunities to demonstrate the relevance of mathematics
& computing within a working context.
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current stories and forthcoming events
The Friends of the Sandon School
FOSS
Car Boot Sale
Fancy a good clear out before Christmas or want to pick up a bargain then come along on:
Saturday 21st November
9.00am -12.00 Noon
In the School playground
Sellers arrive at 8.30am
Cars £6.00 Vans £7.00
Buyers from 9.00am
Free entrance
Refreshments available
Please call 01245 473611 to reserve a pitch |
Click here to view the Sixth Form Open Evening Powerpoint presentation
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Congratulations to The Sandon School for reaching the recognition level of the Next Generation Learning Charter. Next Generation Learning is a government campaign initiated by Becta to ensure the effective and innovative use of technology throughout learning and education and forms part of the process of becoming an ICT Mark accredited school. The ICT mark is the national standard for excellent use of technology across all aspects of school life. Well done to all staff and students for embracing ICT in school.
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that the technology used is the highest internet security
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Making a payment is easy, simply select
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A vision for IT at The Sandon School
‘Confidence to achieve through ICT’
Our vision is to develop a school community which is confident to achieve using ICT.
We will use IT systems, knowledge and skills to:
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Challenge learners
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Personalise learning
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Pioneer new technologies
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Create learning opportunities for all
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Develop IT skills for all students, staff and governors
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Use data to challenge achievement
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Enhance communication across the school community
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Support local community
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Embrace change in our ways of working
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Improve our effectiveness as an organization
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Evaluate and benchmark our progress
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Establish International links to enhance teaching and learning
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general
information
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trips and visits
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Please log into iSpace to view
the School Trips area i.e. Trips folder to find
full details on any trips currently planned or running.
This includes copies of letters sent home.
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Chelmsford
Chelmsford, county town of Essex, has good
links throughout East Anglia, and is convenient for Stansted
Airport and London. The A12 road runs to the east of the town,
meeting the M25 London Orbital near Brentwood. London's Liverpool
Street rail station is just 35 minutes away.
The name Chelmsford dates back to Saxon times and the town
is mentioned in 1086 as a pair of settlements next to the
river Can.
In 1199 King John granted the town the right to hold a market
and Chelmsford became the county town of Essex in 1250.
Chelmsford is famous for a great many things - most prominently
it is the birthplace of radio and it was the first town to
be fully lit by electric street lamps.
Situated in the heart of the town centre is the historic
15th Century Cathedral which is the home of the annual Cathedral
Festival.
Enjoy
Chelmsford
A website
for visitors and residents. Take a look at what Chelmsford
has to offer - we have something for everyone.
Click
here
archive Sandon
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Parents School Calendar 2009 - 2010 - 
