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Play in a Day
On Tuesday 28 September pupils in Years 9 and 10 put on a Shakespeare play in a day and performed it to parents and friends in the evening.
Reflecting the school’s Arts and Applied Learning specialisms, the programme was truly cross-curricular and brought together practitioners in English and Expressive Arts. Actors from Shakespeare4Kidz in conjunction with The Wyvern Theatre in Swindon, led the workshops throughout the day and were supported by Vito Anzalone, the school’s Drama Co-ordinator, Zoe Harrod, English Key Stage 3 Co-ordinator, and trainee, Ushma Mistry.
Open Evening 29 Sept
Pupils and staff welcomed prospective pupils and their parents to Deer Park on the school's two Open Mornings on Monday 20 and Tuesday 21 September. The school extends a further welcome to prospective pupils and their parents at their Open Evening on Wednesday 29 September from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, with a formal presentation in the Main Hall at 7.45pm.
Gloucester Rugby
If you are interested in watching Gloucester Rugby, contact Simon Bellamy in our PE Department for discounted tickets. We have a connection with Gloucester Rugby and can book tickets in a variety of stands for home matches at Kingsholm during October.
Roald Day Day
On Tuesday 14th September the fiction section in ‘The Powell’s Learning Centre’ at Cirencester Deer Park School came alive with characters from the novels and short stories of Roald Dahl as pupils in Year 7 were invited to participate in a range of creative challenges.
Deer Park Baselayers
Deer Park base layers Competitive pricing. Customisable. Order online, delivered to school.
Spinning Tops and Superheroes!
Year 10 pupils from Cirencester Deer Park School , along with the Mayor of Cirencester and the Chief Executive Officer for Cirencester Town Council, travelled to Saint Genis Laval, in Lyon, to be part of the largest dance festival in Europe.
Model Railway Show 2/3 Oct
Cirencester Model Railway Show. 2nd and 3rd October 2010 at Cirencester Deer Park School.
Creative Learning
Pupils at Deer Park find the pace of learning exciting. Tasks are relevant and creative. ‘Teachers often made what was to be learnt very clear and presented a sequence of increasingly challenging activities, punctuated by opportunities for reflection and consolidation’ (Ofsted 2010). Within the first week of the new term, our pupils have had opportunities to extend their learning and demonstrate their resilience, resourcefulness and ability to work collaboratively.
Lost Property
Help us reduce the Lost Property mountain. Please ensure that ALL ITEMS brought into school are marked with your child(ren)'s name.
Year 5/6 Primary Activities
Cirencester Deer Park School is a Specialist School for Technology, the Arts and Applied Learning, and was judged to be ‘Outstanding’ following our Ofsted Inspection in May 2010. Following the successful launch in November 2009, we are delighted to again be able to offer a range of seven after school activities for pupils in Years 5 and 6 at Primary School, running over 5 weeks in Term 1 starting during the week commencing Monday 20 September 2010.
