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  • Home
  • Information
    • Ofsted
      • OFSTED Letter 2018
      • OFSTED- Letter to parents
      • Recent Ofsted Report
      • Ofsted Parent View
    • Pupil Progress
      • Data Dashboard
      • Whole School Data 2019
      • Whole School Data 2018
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      • Summary data for reading, writing and maths
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      • Responsibilities
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      • Red Class 1 HT1
      • Red Class 2 HT1
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      • Yellow Class HT1
      • Blue Class 1 HT1
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      • Indigo Class 1 HT1
      • Indigo Class 3 HT1
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      • Post 16 HT1
    • PMLD Curriculum
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    • Operation Encompass
    • Country Lines- Parent and Carer Leaflet
    • NSPCC link
    • E safety and Acceptable use Policy
    • Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy
    • Prevent Strategy
  • Therapies
    •  Physio
    • Speech and Language
    • Occupational Therapy
  • Post 16
    • Post 16 Prospectus 2020-21
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    • Curriculum Policy for 14-19
    • What’s Next For Our Pupils
    • Post 19 Brochure
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    • COVID Risk Assessment March 2021
    • COVID Risk Assessment February2021
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    • Checklist for Corona Virus symptoms
    • COVID related pupil absence
    • Position Statement
    • Letter to Parents 17/9/2020
  • Forms
    • Pupil Consent
    • Pupil Information form
    • Free School Meals Application
  • Christmas Catalogue 2020
  • E safety for Parents and Carers
    • What parents need to know about Gaming Consoles
    • What parents and carers need to know about YouTube Kids
    • 10 tips to keep your child safe online
    • What you need to know about Search Engines
    • Online safety tips for children with new devices
    • Top 10 tips on Remote Education
Keelman's Way School Logo
  • Home
  • Information
    • Ofsted
      • OFSTED Letter 2018
      • OFSTED- Letter to parents
      • Recent Ofsted Report
      • Ofsted Parent View
    • Pupil Progress
      • Data Dashboard
      • Whole School Data 2019
      • Whole School Data 2018
      • Whole School Data 2017
      • Summary data for reading, writing and maths
      • Accreditations and Qualifications 14 -19 (2014-2019)
      • Accreditation By Subject 2016 – 2017
    • Governors
      • Responsibilities
      • Governors Information and Register of Interests
      • Governors Statement 2018-19
      • Annual Report to Governing Body
      • Governors Statement 2019-2020
      • Governors Statement 2017-2018
      • Governors Statement 2016-2017
      • Governors Statement 2015 – 2016
      • Governors Statement 2014 – 2015
    • Local Offer
      • KWS Local Offer 2019
      • KWS Key Stage 4 and Sixth Form
      • South Tyneside Local Offer
    • Performance Tables
    • Ethos Statement
    • Pupil Premium
      • Year 7 catch up funding
      • Pupil Premium 2020-2021
      • Pupil Premium 2019-20
      • Pupil Premium 2018-19 (updated 2017-18)
      • Pupil Premium 2017-18
      • 2016 – 2017
      • 2015 – 2016
    • Sport Premium
      • 2015 – 2016
      • 2016-2017
      • 2017-2018
      • Sports Premium 18-19
      • Sports Premium 19-20
    • Keelman’s Way Curriculum
    • Curriculum maps
      • Red Class 1 HT1
      • Red Class 2 HT1
      • Orange Class 1 HT1
      • Orange Class 2
      • Green Class 1 HT1
      • Green Class 2 HT1
      • Yellow Class HT1
      • Blue Class 1 HT1
      • Blue Class 2 HT1
      • Indigo Class 1 HT1
      • Indigo Class 3 HT1
      • Indigo Class 4 HT1
      • Post 16 HT1
    • PMLD Curriculum
    • Admissions Arrangement 2019
    • Complaints Procedure
    • School Holidays 2020-2021
    • School Holidays and Term Dates 2019-20
    • SEN Information Report
    • KWS Approach to Reading and Phonics
    • Lettings
  • Parents
    • RSHE Letter to parents
    • RSE – Primary School guide for parents
    • RSE- Secondary School guide for parents
    • PTA
    • Policies
    • GDPR
    • Parental agreement to adminisiter medication form
    • Supporting Pupils with Medical Conditions
    • South Tyneside Ability FC
    • The School Day
    • After Schools Clubs
    • Our Cafe
  • Safeguarding
    • Operation Encompass
    • Country Lines- Parent and Carer Leaflet
    • NSPCC link
    • E safety and Acceptable use Policy
    • Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy
    • Prevent Strategy
  • Therapies
    •  Physio
    • Speech and Language
    • Occupational Therapy
  • Post 16
    • Post 16 Prospectus 2020-21
    • Preparation for Adulthood
    • Careers and Work Experience Information
    • Curriculum Policy for 14-19
    • What’s Next For Our Pupils
    • Post 19 Brochure
  • Healthy Schools
  • Staff
    • CPOMS
  • Parent View
  • COVID Information
    • COVID Risk Assessment March 2021
    • COVID Risk Assessment February2021
    • Remote Learning Policy
    • Checklist for Corona Virus symptoms
    • COVID related pupil absence
    • Position Statement
    • Letter to Parents 17/9/2020
  • Forms
    • Pupil Consent
    • Pupil Information form
    • Free School Meals Application
  • Christmas Catalogue 2020
  • E safety for Parents and Carers
    • What parents need to know about Gaming Consoles
    • What parents and carers need to know about YouTube Kids
    • 10 tips to keep your child safe online
    • What you need to know about Search Engines
    • Online safety tips for children with new devices
    • Top 10 tips on Remote Education
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About Us

Egg Competition

1st April 2021Miss S Padden

Everyone in school took part in a egg decorating competition. There was a prize for each class. Kaitlin and Charis from our School Council judged the competition.

There were some fantastic designs!

Well done everyone, you are all ‘eggcellent’ 😀🥚🍫🐰🐣

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Tuesday Club at John Spence Community High School

29th March 2021Miss S Padden

Tuesday Club at John Spence Community High School (NE29 9PU)

Tuesday nights 5.00pm – 6.00pm

Mixed Sports 

Open for children and young people with a special educational need or disability

Aged 5-18

John Spence Community School is proud the host the ‘Diana Award’ winning multi sports disability club for the community in around North Tyneside and beyond. The Tuesday Club is an informal drop in sporting opportunity for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (age 5 – 18. The site boasts disability amenities and parking, fully qualified staff, sports leaders and a warm, friendly welcome to all parents and carers. 

The club is not structured so children can spend as much time as they would like on activities. Activities include: Football, Gymnastics, Trampolining, Archery and a range of other sports.

The club runs every Tuesday during term time, 5.00pm – 6.30pm at John Spence Community High Schools impressive double sized sports hall and surrounding outdoor facilities. The price for each participant is £3 with all proceeds going back into purchasing equipment and opportunities for the members. 

We are excited to reopen on Tuesday 13th April 2021 in a safe and secure COVID environment and in line with Step 3 of the Governments guidance. This may be the first time many of our participants will have come to a session with other people since the start of the pandemic and we are both prepared and excited to offer a fun, caring and supportive environment. 

Part of the preparation has been the training of 26 local youngsters from a range of North Tyneside schools. Churchill CC (1), Marden High (1), Tynemet QA (2), St Thomas More (10) and John Spence (12) have been the schools who offered their pupils the opportunity and it has been a pleasure training the young people up. Ranging in ages (Year 7 x2, Year 8 x2, Year 9 x5, Year 10 x4, Year 11 x11, 6th Form x2) the young leaders have gelled together to form a motivated, enthusiastic and willing workforce. 

The young leaders have completed four sessions looking at key issues such as safeguarding, health and safety, game management and group expectations. Looking professional in their new Nike uniform the team are raring to go and will be complemented by members of John Spence and fully qualified external staff. 

We are optimistic that there is light at the end of the tunnel in relation to COVID and with small steps we hope to reenergise the local community to come and join us for a fun filled, action packed time on Tuesday evenings. Future exciting projects with Newcastle United Foundation and other sporting agencies are on the horizon so no better time to get involved.

If you would like to receive more information about the club please email club contact Gail Robson on 07984 481823 or [email protected].

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Red Nose Day 2021

19th March 2021Miss S Padden

Today we celebrated Red Nose Day by coimng to school dressed in red or in non uniform.

We all enjoyed our Friday cafe in our class bubbles. Lots of tasty treats available.

We have raised a fantastic £311

Well done everyone!!

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Training for parents/carers of children and young people with SEND

17th March 2021Miss S Padden

I’m writing to let you know about a new training offer for parents/carers of children and young people with SEND in the local area.

Engagement with parents and carers has told us they want access to a training offer that helps build their knowledge, confidence and skills in SEND. We asked parents/carers to provide some suggestions of topics for training, and using their responses a programme of training has been developed to cover the following:

  • SEND Law: A series of six sessions that will provide an outline of the SEND Code of Practice, the EHCNA process, Annual Review, Transport and Post-16 education; provided by Claire Jackson of SENETA.
  • Sensory Integration: A series of 3 sessions that will help parents understand and identify sensory needs, how to manage them and some further specific training on how it can affect eating/sleeping. This will be provided by Claire Stirland of Sensory Worx.
  • Mental Health: A series of 3 sessions covering understanding attachment, depression, self-harm, eating disorders and the fight/flight/freeze response. This will be provided by Marie Johnson. Marie is a clinical specialist/ASD and specialist mental health teacher
  • Challenging Behaviour:  A series of 4 sessions demonstrating how to effectively support your child to succeed academically and socially at school and at home looking specifically at neurodiversity, structure and how to build resilience in children/young people. Fin O’Regan of SF30 will be providing this training
  • FASD & Trauma: A two session insight into FASD and trauma, what this means for the child/young person and how it can impact them. NICE Guidance for FASD quality standards is due later in the year and the training will be updated to reflect this as well. The training will be provided by Brian Roberts of Field of Enterprise
  • Makaton: Level 1 & 2 training for parents/carers in how to use Makaton to support their child/young person to be delivered by Mike Harris of Sign & Symbol
  • Autism: Series of monthly workshops to be delivered and 1-1 sessions for parents/carers to put what they learn into practice. This will be delivered by the family development team at North East Autism Society headed up by Kerrie Highcock.
  • Autism: Dean Beadle is an autistic speaker will be delivering three sessions, covering autistic identity, social/emotional/sensory needs and anxiety. He gives his personal perspective to help parents and and carers to better understand Autism.

The training aims to increase parents’ and carers’ knowledge and understanding of these topics, enabling them to meet their child/young person’s needs better, and improve their confidence in ensuring that needs are being met by agencies involved with their child. At the moment, we expect training to be offered on-line though this may change if and when face to face gatherings are possible.  Spaces are limited for each course

Booking information for parents – All of the available training can be booked online through our Eventbrite page (link below): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/send-local-offer-south-tyneside-32567325573 

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Information for Parents

10th March 2021Miss S Padden

Our school will always prioritise pupils Safeguarding above all else. We will work with all parents and carers to do this but in all cases we will respond with the best interests of your child. 

Our policy is available on the school website and we can supply a paper copy on request.


School contacts for Safeguarding –  Mrs King ,Mrs Royle
Online safety- Miss Sara Padden

Advice on inclusion and support- Vicci Gilmatin

Safeguarding Governor- Mr P Johnson  [email protected]
Social Care out of hours support Emergency Duty Team STC01914562093

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World Book Week Challenges w/c 1st March 📚📕👀📘

1st March 2021Miss S Padden

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Weekly Challenge 8th February Chinese New Year 🏮🍜🥢✨🎇🧧

8th February 2021Miss S Padden

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Is your child well enough to come to school? 🤔🤧🤒

3rd February 2021Miss S Padden

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What does a good learning space look like? 👩‍💻✍🎨💻

3rd February 2021Miss S Padden

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w/c 1st February – Farmyard Animals 🐏🐖🐄🐂🐐

1st February 2021Miss S Padden

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