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Staff Training Day 8th April 2024 is now cancelled. Students are expected to be in school

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Timetable

Scalby School 2020 (75)The school day

The DfE recommends that secondary school students aged 12 to 16 should be taught for 24 hours per week.

At Scalby School students have 25 lessons per week of one hour each as well as Mentor times. At 8.20 am a bell rings to warn students that they should be present on site and in readiness for period 1 at 8.25 am. A student who arrives in class after the second bell at 8.25 am is marked late and will receive a one hour detention. Students should not arrive on site too early since staff supervision duties do not begin until 8.05 am.

The pattern of the school day is as follows:

8.25am

Period 1

9.25am

 Mentor Time/Assembly

9.45am

Period 2/Break Time 

11.00am

Period 3

12.00pm

Period 4/Lunch

1.30pm

 Period 5

2.30pm

 School Day Finishes

*Student lunchtimes take place on split sessions., different year groups have lunch on different days.House and Year assemblies are held daily during mentor time.

Scalby Lunchtime Rota

  Monday

12:00-12:30

Year 9 & 10

12:30-13:00

Year 7

13:00-13:30

Year 8 & Year 11

 

Tuesday

 12:00-12:30

Year 9 & 10

 12:30-1:00

 Year 7

 13:00-13:30

 Year 8 & Year 11 

 

 Wednesday

12:00-12:30

Year 9 & Year 10

12:30-13:00

Year 7 

13:00-13:30

Year 8 & Year 11

 

Thursday

12:00-12:30

Year 7a groups, Year 9 & Year 10

12:30-13:00

Year 7b groups 

13:00-13:30

Year 8 & Year 11

 

Friday

12:00-12:30

Year 9 & Year 10

12:30-13:00

Year 7

13:00-1:30

Year 8 & Year 11

 

 

Coast and Vale Learning Trust

About Coast and Vale Learning Trust

The Coast and Vale Learning Trust in Scarborough aims to improve education in the locality through establishing coherent and collaborative practice across schools and other educational institutions in the area.

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