Assemblies KS3 launch assemblies
HOY Assembly on school value focus
HOY Assembly on school value focus
GH introductory Assembly
Understanding use of AI in NEAs
House Assembly
Personal Development and Careers Induction
Black History Month
European Day of languages
Tutor time
European Day of Languages- 26th
September
Black History Month1st to 31st October
World Mental Health Day - 10th Oct
British Values and the Parliament System
House Assembly
Remembrance
Careers in the Curriculum and LMI
Anti Bullying Week
End of Term
Celebration Assembly
HOY Assembly on school value focus
Assembly on Personal Development and recording skills
House Assembly
Options to Y9
HOY Assembly on school value focus
HOY Assembly on Careers / Study Skills
World Book Day
House Assembly
End of Term
Celebration Assembly
HOY Assembly on school value focus
HOY Assembly on Mental Health
HOY Assembly
House Assembly
Personal Development and recording and reflecting on skills
HOY reflection of the past year assembly
HOY Assembly on Pride Month
LGBTQ+ Awareness
HOY Assembly
House Assembly
End of Term
Celebration Assembly
Remembrance Day-
School to mark this on 11th Nov
Anti-Bullying Week10th to 14th
November
Holocaust Memorial Day - 27th Jan
Sexual Abuse and Violence Awareness Week- 3rd-9th
February
National Careers
Week- Monday 2nd to Friday 6th March
World Book DayThursday 5th March
Revision Skills
Mental Health
Awareness MonthFriday 1st to Friday 31st May
Literacy
LGBTQ+ Pride Month1st June to 30th June
National School
Sports Week - 16th to 22nd June
Literacy
Personal Development Events / Community Hour
Literacy
Children in Need Day- 14th November
Literacy Safer Internet DayTuesday 10th February Literacy Autism Acceptance Week- first week in April Literacy
Community Hour - whereby we stop the timetable for a lesson, on 5 occasions during the year to support the coverage of inclusion and personal development. Community HourBlack History Month
HourAnti Bullying Week
Personal Education
Development
Curriculum Programme of Study Personal Development PHSRE Programme | The Crypt School
Mental health - stress, anxiety, depression. Body image, positive influences,eating disorders, self-esteem.
Consent,pornograph, upskirting, sexual pleasure & communication, impact of negative experiences, contraception, unplanned pregnancy, FGM & HBA.
Youth Employment UK. Skills, strengths, weaknesses, goals. Pre & post GCSE options.
Alcohol- impact on body & decision making; nicotine & vaping.
Economic well being, The Bank of England, Consumer choice. Hate crimes, Malicious communication, Trolling, Prejudice.
(examples of events that take place
annually. Actual events may vary)
Duke of Edinburgh
Sports Clubs and Fixtures and Extracurricular activities Clubs, including music: see Clubs & Societies | The Crypt School Societies include Debating, LGBTQ+ and multicultural society
Student Voice / Student Parliament Year 9 Student Panel regular meetings
HOY and tutor interviews
Student Parliament Meetings to be held for Teaching and Learning, Pastoral and Personal Development Year 9 Student Panel regular meetings Year 9 online student survey
Curriculum Days/ Opportunities RSC – ‘Top of the Bench’ competition
GirlsGetSET programme throughout T1-6
Flying Start Challenge
9 Student Panel regular meetings Y9 Focus group meeting
Y9 Parents Evening Survey
Fixtures: See https://www.cryptsport.co.uk/
Student Parliament Meetings to be held for Teaching and Learning, Pastoral and Personal Development Year 9 Student Panel regular meetings Year 9 Student Panel regular meetings
Careers in the Curriculum Literacy- Reading Intermediate Maths challenge
Y9 Focus group meeting
Student Parliament Meetings to be held for Teaching and Learning, Pastoral and Personal Development Year 9 Student Panel regular meetings
Y9 End of Year Survey - student and parent
Careers in the Curriculum Literacy- Writing
Senior Maths Challenge
Challenge Week
Careers Settling in conversations
Opportunities on School Parliament
Careers Induction
Careers Convention
Exploring the Local Labour Market (LMI)
Careers in the Curriculum
Famelabs
GCSE Options Assembly
GCSE Options Information Evening
Careers Community Hour
T levels assembly
GCHQ MFL Day
Hear from an employer/ employee
Careers in PeD lessons
National Careers Week activities
National Apprenticeship Week Activities
Careers in the Curriculum
Safran Flying Start Challenge
Careers in PD lessons
Hear from an employer/ employee
Careers Community Hour Careers in
Academic
Y9 progress grades
Y9 curriculum evening
Y9 Mid-Yr tests
Y9 Parents evening –29th January
Y9 Reports due (to support options process)
GCSE Option choices due in
Y9 end of year exams start
Y9 end of year exams
Subjects’ Programmes of Study
Pastoral support - in school and external
Our Curriculum | The Crypt School
The school employs a School Counsellor who is in school twice a week offering pupils regular appointments and working with specific year groups or groups of students to support them through challenges they may encounter, eg: exam stress. Likewise, we have weekly visits by the School Nurse. The school also employs an Educational Welfare Officer to provide support on all issues to do with student attendance and wellbeing.
Pastoral contacts
Each Year Group of the school is overseen by a dedicated member of the pastoral team (Hannah Attwood for year 9) who can be found in the Pastoral Support room where students can visit whenever they need to.
Wellbeing & Pastoral Care | The Crypt School
Tutors:
9JC: Mrs E Lapham elapham@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk
9WEH: Miss A Leask aleask@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk
9JM: Miss E Burnside eburnside@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk
9RR: Mr Z Rausch zrausch@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk
9DW: Mrs M Hayes mhayes@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk
Head of Year 9: Miss H Searle hsearle@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk
Pastoral Support Worker: Mrs Lowe slowe@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk
Designated Safeguarding Lead: Mrs G Hargraves ghargraves@crypt.gloucs.sch.uk