Homework

 

NOTES

1. Each subject’s homework should take about 30 minutes.  Some assignments, however, may require more time and one piece of work could therefore be set over several homework periods.
2. Teachers are expected to set homework on the days above according to this timetable.
3. All homework should be recorded via Classcharts.  Students should check Classcharts every day for homework set. This does not mean that all work set will be completed on classcharts as other online platforms may be used. Students should also be encouraged to do independent learning using the “How we revise at the Corsham School” booklet and the Knowledge Organisers found on the school website.
4. Homework should not be required to be completed for the following day. Students should plan their workload carefully to ensure that too much homework is not left for any one evening.
5. It is expected that each student will read for 20 to 30 minutes every evening in order to improve their literacy skills.
6. IT, Drama and Music will set homework as required; this may be on a less regular basis than other subjects.

 

 

NOTES

1. Each subject’s homework should take about 30 minutes.  Some assignments, however, may require more time and one piece of work could therefore be set over several homework periods.
2. Teachers are expected to set homework on the days above according to this timetable.
3. All homework should be recorded via Classcharts.  Students should check Classcharts every day for homework set. This does not mean that all work set will be completed on classcharts as other online platforms may be used. Students should also be encouraged to do independent learning using the “How we revise at the Corsham School” booklet and the Knowledge Organisers found on the school website.
4. Homework should not be required to be completed for the following day. Students should plan their workload carefully to ensure that too much homework is not left for any one evening.
5. It is expected that each student will read for 20 to 30 minutes every evening in order to improve their literacy skills.
6. IT, Drama and Music will set homework as required; this may be on a less regular basis than other subjects.

 

NOTES

1. Each subject’s homework should take about 30 minutes.  Some assignments, however, may require more time and one piece of work could therefore be set over several homework periods.
2. Teachers are expected to set homework on the days above according to this timetable.
3. All homework should be recorded via Classcharts.  Students should check Classcharts every day for homework set. This does not mean that all work set will be completed on classcharts as other online platforms may be used. Students should also be encouraged to do independent learning using the “How we revise at the Corsham School” booklet and the Knowledge Organisers found on the school website.
4. Homework should not be required to be completed for the following day. Students should plan their workload carefully to ensure that too much homework is not left for any one evening.
5. It is expected that each student will read for 20 to 30 minutes every evening in order to improve their literacy skills.
6. IT, Drama and Music will set homework as required; this may be on a less regular basis than other subjects.

 

NOTES

1. Each subject’s homework should take about 30 minutes.  Some assignments, however, may require more time and one piece of work could therefore be set over several homework periods.
2. Teachers are expected to set homework on the days above according to this timetable.
3. All homework should be recorded via Classcharts.  Students should check Classcharts every day for homework set. This does not mean that all work set will be completed on classcharts as other online platforms may be used. Students should also be encouraged to do independent learning using the “How we revise at the Corsham School” booklet and the Knowledge Organisers found on the school website.
4. Homework should not be required to be completed for the following day. Students should plan their workload carefully to ensure that too much homework is not left for any one evening.
5. It is expected that each student will read for 20 to 30 minutes every evening in order to improve their literacy skills.
6. IT, Drama and Music will set homework as required; this may be on a less regular basis than other subject.

 

X Side: Week One

	1Monday	1Tuesday	1Wednesday	1Thursday	1Friday
1	English			V Block	Science
2		T Block		U Block (inc. sep. Science)
3
4			W Block
5	Science				Maths

 

X Side: Week Two

	2Monday	2Tuesday	2Wednesday	2Thursday	2Friday
1		Science
2	English				Maths
3		T Block		V Block	U Block (inc. sep. Science)
4
5			W Block	Science

 

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Y Side: Week One

	1Monday	1Tuesday	1Wednesday	1Thursday	1Friday
1				V Block	Maths
2	English	T Block		U Block (inc. sep. Science)
3		Science
4			W Block
5	Science

 

Y Side: Week Two

	2Monday	2Tuesday	2Wednesday	2Thursday	2Friday
1		Science
2	Science				Maths
3		T Block		V Block	U Block (inc. sep. Science)
4
5	English		W Block

 

1. Each subject’s homework should take about 45 minutes.  Some assignments, however, may require more time and one piece of work could therefore be set over several homework periods.

 

2. Teachers are expected to set homework on the days above according to this timetable.The slight difference to this will be Science who will set as close to the listed day as possible as teaching combined or Triple Science to different classes means the above can’t be strictly followed.

 

3. All homework should be recorded via Classcharts.  Students should check Classcharts every day for homework set. This does not mean that all work set will be completed on classcharts as other online platforms may be used such as Kerboodle, Sparx, Seneca etc. Students should also be encouraged to do independent learning using the “How we revise at the Corsham School” booklet and the Knowledge Organisers which can be found on the school website.

 

4. It is expected that each student will also read for 20 to 30 minutes every evening in order to improve their literacy skills.

5. Homework should not routinely be required to be handed in on the following day, particularly during GCSE PPE, controlled assessment and revision periods. Students should plan their workloads carefully to ensure that too much homework is not left for anyone evening. 

6. Homework is not optional. It is an important part of the student’s learning and will either be used to reinforce learning or to prepare students for learning.

 

X Side: Week One

	1Monday	1Tuesday	1Wednesday	1Thursday	1Friday
1		W Block		U Block
2	Maths	English
3	Science		V Block (inc. sep. Science)		Science
4				T Block
5

X Side: Week Two 

	2Monday	2Tuesday	2Wednesday	2Thursday	2Friday
1		W Block
2					Science
3	Science	English	T Block
4	Maths		V Block (inc. sep. Science)
5				U Block

 

 

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Y Side: Week One

	1Monday	1Tuesday	1Wednesday	1Thursday	1Friday
1		W Block		U Block
2	Science				Science
3		English	V Block (inc. sep. Science)		Maths
4				T Block
5

 

Y Side: Week Two 

	2Monday	2Tuesday	2Wednesday	2Thursday	2Friday
1	English	W Block
2
3		Science	T Block
4	Science		V Block (inc. sep. Science)		Maths
5				U Block

 

 

1. Each subject’s homework should take about 45 minutes.  Some assignments, however, may require more time and one piece of work could therefore be set over several homework periods.

 

2. Teachers are expected to set homework on the days above according to this timetable. The slight difference to this will be Science who will set as close to the listed day as possible as teaching combined or Triple Science to different classes means the above can’t be strictly followed.

 

3. All homework should be recorded via Classcharts.  Students should check Classcharts every day for homework set. This does not mean that all work set will be completed on classcharts as other online platforms may be used such as Kerboodle, Sparx, Seneca etc. Students should also be encouraged to do independent learning using the “How we revise at the Corsham School” booklet and their Knowledge Organisers which can be found on the school website.

 

4. It is expected that each student will also read for 20 to 30 minutes every evening in order to improve their literacy skills.

5. Homework should not routinely be required to be handed in on the following day, particularly during GCSE PPE, controlled assessment and revision periods. Students should plan their workloads carefully to ensure that too much homework is not left for anyone evening. 

6. Homework is not optional. It is an important part of the student’s learning and will either be used to reinforce learning or to prepare students for learning.