Given the government’s recommendation that, where other protective measures cannot be adhered to e.g. social distancing in communal areas, masks should be worn by students and staff. We have purchased masks and visors for all staff and spare masks for students where needed.

Congratulations to year 11 and fantastic results. We have also had another fantastic year in Post 16 with our value added being the highest in the trust and students achieving almost a grade higher than their target.

We are looking forward to welcoming our new Year 12 students in September. For those of you who are joining us this September then your start date is Wednesday 9th September. You will need to arrive by 8:15am in business dress. Please ensure you keep hold of your receipt for business dress as you will need to hand it in to claim some money back.

If you have not yet enrolled at Outwood Academy Hemsworth Post 16 then please complete the google form emailed along with your results and someone will be in touch.
Any questions please contact Mrs Clifford (k.clifford@hemsworth.outwood.com).

Secondary Wider Reopening Parent/Carers Information September 2020

To view Mr Rutter’s Powerpoint slides to view without watching the video, please click the tab below.

OAHe Whole School Risk Assessment Policy January 2021

In preparation for September, it is very important that the contact details we have for you are up-to-date, please complete this form so we have the most up-to-date details. Please click on the tab below.

FAQs – re-opening in September for Parent/Carers and Students..

COVID-19 Re-opening message from Mr Rutter.

COVID-19 Safety measures put in place regarding social distancing whilst in the academy video from Mr Ives.

Connect newsletter, please click on the tabs below – 5th edition just released!

E-Safety

Learning about staying safe online is very important. At Outwood Academy Hemsworth we make sure our students are aware of the risks to safety that are online and what to do to stay safe.

E-Safety – Advice for Parents May 2020

• https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/advice/child-protection/who-are-you-really-talking/who-are-you-really-talking
• https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/YourChild
• https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/support-tools/support-your-child-at-home
• https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/reporting-abuse/coronavirus-abuse-neglect-vulnerable-children/

We are committed to improving E-Safety not only in school but at home as well. For more details please click here!

‘Be The Difference’ Programme with Wakefield Trinity

This Easter, your young person has the opportunity to take part in Wakefield Trinity’s new ‘Be The Difference’ programme. A free experience specifically designed for young people aged between 11 and 15 years old, in and around Wakefield.

For more details, please click on the tabs below!

A short statement from the Outwood Family – please click on the tab below

Year 6 Transition 2020 – please click the tab below for details

Year 10 – To support your work on Google Classroom, please visit: revision.english.outwood.com to access expert help to revise GCSE English Language and English Literature. The tabs at the top of the website will assist you:

- GCSE English Language Component 1 (1 fiction text- reading + 1 narrative- writing)
- GCSE English Language Component 2 (2 non-fiction texts- reading + 2 transactionals- writing)
- GCSE English Literature Component 1 (Macbeth + Anthology Poetry)
- GCSE English Literature Component 2 (Blood Brothers + A Christmas Carol + Unseen Poetry)
- Preparation for A-Level English Language and Literature

You will need to use your Google account to access the revision website and please take a moment to complete the questionnaire. It only needs to be done once.

Pupil and parent guide to Google Classroom

What is CUCKOOING? Are you or someone you know at risk? Please click on the tab below for more details.

County Lines – Parents, carers and guardians – do you know for sure who your child is with?

What are they doing?

If the answer is ‘no’ then help West Yorkshire Police to help keep children safe from the misery of exploitation – especially through county lines crime.

“County Lines involves drug dealing, the exploitation of children and vulnerable adults, and many areas of serious organised crime – at its core is the principle of criminals looking to take advantage of young / vulnerable people for financial gain and to avoid the criminal justice system.

Please take time to look at the links provided and familiarise yourself with the content.

Know the signs and help us keep your loved ones safe.

Hegarty Maths – Parent and Carer Help.

Hegarty maths is the online platform used for Maths homework for year 8 -11. Your child will be set and expected to complete at least one task per week.

Trutex school uniform – click the tab below to download

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