Homework is an important part of learning and enables students to develop their independence and resilience across the curriculum.
Homework is an important part of learning and enables students to develop their independence and resilience across the curriculum.
We believe that homework is an essential part of every student’s education, helping to reinforce learning, develop independent study skills and prepare students for assessments and future success. Completing homework regularly builds personal responsibility, supports organisation and strengthens understanding of key concepts.
The amount of homework set will increase steadily as students progress through the school. Generally, Year 7 and 8 students will be set 30 minutes learning activities in two out of every three lessons in each subject over the two week timetable. These may be separate tasks or one extended piece of work. In Years 9-11 the homework tasks should take 45 minutes to reflect the increased demands of the Key Stage 4 curriculum.
Students in the Sixth Form would expect an average of 5 hours homework per week for each A Level/BTEC subject.
Homework will be set with a clear purpose on Google Classroom.
Homework tasks will vary depending on the subject and year group. These may include:
The amount of homework will increase as students progress through the school:
We want every student to feel supported with their homework. Our school offers a range of resources, including:
Homework club
On line platforms
After school study sessions