Online Safety

Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a part of modern life and, for all intents and purposes, isn’t something we can shy away from. The explosion of ChatGPT, for instance, has brought this kind of technology into a more purposeful context, with millions now using the language model to help solve problems, write computer code or even complete their homework.

So how do artificial intelligence solutions work exactly? What kind of risks do they bring? Will they eventually negate the need for certain job roles, particularly in the creative industries? Our #WakeUpWednesday guide this week explains what AI solutions are and suggests ways parents and carers can support children to use the technology with an open mind. In the guide you’ll find tips on a number of potential risks such as inaccurate information, reinforcing stereotypes and what impact the technology might have on children’s creativity and problem-solving skills.

8 March, 2024 16:38

Some of the children attended the Primary School Games Inclusion event at the Cavalier Centre in Much Wenlock today where they were able try some things that they may not have tried before. They were able to ride a mechanical horse, get involved and learn new cricket, boxing and dance skills and carry out some pony care.

Curriculum Offers Update

Please see our offers

1. Geography Offer – 2023-2024.docx

1. History Offer.docx

1. MFL Offer 2023-2024.docx

1. Music Offer 2023-24.docx

1. PE Offer 23-24.docx

1. Writing Offer.docx

Art offer 2023-2024.docx

Computing Offer 2024.docx

Design and Technology Offer 23-24.docx

Maths Offer – 2023-2024.docx

PHSCE OFFER 23-24.docx

Reading offer 2024.docx

Science offer 2024.docx

WIDER CURRICULUM OFFER 23-24.docx

WIDER CURRICULUM OFFER 23-24.pdf

Writing Offer 2023-2024.docx

Easter Holiday Club – School of Coding @ Haberdashers’ Adams

Haberdashers’ Adams Grammar School is hosting an Easter Holiday Coding Club for children in years 3-6, delivered by the School of Coding. Activities will include Scratch coding, drone coding & flying, Edison robots, Crumble and VR. The cost is £25 per day (£29 with snacks/lunch). FREE places including snacks/lunch are available for pupils eligible for free school meals.

Dates: 2nd – 5th April

Time: 10:30-3:30

Location: Paddock Hall, Haberdashers’ Adams (via rear entrance on Beaumaris Road)

Registration: https://schoolofcodinguk.com/haf-holiday-clubs-2/ (paid places) or https://forms.office.com/e/sMadzF69pU (FSM places)

For more information please contact Kate Hibbs – outreach