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The Truro School Community are delighted that you will be joining us in September and look forward to welcoming you on your Induction Day
• Start: 9:30 Chapel (parking SBA)
• The school is all yours for the day...
• Ends: 3:45pm
Tuesday 4 September
• School Bag: pencilcase and note book
• Big smile!
What you should bring?
• Enjoy a range of fun activities
• Meet form tutors, prefects and new friends
What you will do
• Clothes: comfortable casual clothes, trainers and a
waterproof- depending on the weather
Tips
The Truro School Community wishes you a great start to the new school year
• Start: 8:45am
• All pupils return to school after the summer term
• Ends: 3:45pm
Wednesday 5 September
• 1pm: it may sound late, but don't worry you will get a
snack at break and there is always the Tuck Shop!
Lunch
• Student Planner: essential for homework/prep
organisation
• Timetable: so you know where you should be
• Map: inside the planner, so you don't get lost
• Workbooks: for all your subjects
• Calculator: from Maths department
• Calendar: lists all the lunch time activites and after
school clubs
What you will be given?
• School Bag with pencilcase and note book
• Sports Kit - if specified on your Induction day
What you should bring?
Headmaster, Mr Gordon-Brown
Deputy Head - Pastoral, Mrs Ellison
Deputy Head - Academic, Dr Pope
Head of 1st Year, Mrs McCabe
School Office
Mrs Bowden Mrs Flint Miss Hare
Mrs Polkinghorne
The Dodd Library is open from 8.00am – 6.00pm (5.30pm on Wednesdays and Fridays)
Mrs Wright
Librarians
Mrs Latarche Mrs Yigit
Mrs Prisk
The Chaplain, Rev. de Gruchy
Medical Centre
Medical Centre & Lost Property
Nurse Corden-Lloyd Nurse Trevail
• Form Groups: Move around with your buddies from
your form group
• Map: If you do get lost at any point at your time at
Truro School, there is either a map in the front of
your planner or just ask class mates, tutors, staff or
Sixth form students (they wear the smart business
clothes) are all happy to show you the way
• School Office: The helpful ladies at reception know
exactly where you should be and when, just ask
• Don't worry
Not getting lost
• Student Planner: Use it to record all your
Homework (prep)
• Time: 20mins/subject (max 3 subjects/night)
• Confused: Ask for help from your teacher or go to
the subject clinics
Homework (prep)
• Registration time is more than just a tick in the
book, it's a good chance to get to know your form
buddies
• Your tutor will support you to ensure your 1st year
is the best it can be
Form Groups
• Activities: Wednesday activities are a great
opportunity to try something new
• Teacher Address: Sir & Miss
• Form Groups: You will be split up in to five forms of
22 pupils with 2 prefects with each form and 2 senior
prefects to help everybody
Good to know
• Remember: Wearing your uniform says you are part
of the Truro School Community, look smart, don't let
the community down!
• Pupil wrist bands: You will be given a wrist band
for access to the school. If you loose your wrist band
please report it to Lilac Office- this is the room at the
foot of the stairs, next to the school office.
Uniform
• Mobile Devices: Store mobile devices away until
the end of day, if you need to use them ask a
member of staff first, otherwise they will be
confiscated
• SBA: Refers to the Sir Ben Ainslie Sports Centre
• Enjoy: The Truro School community want you to do
your best and enjoy your time at Truro School
• Esse Quam Videri: Is the Truro School motto,
google it!
Tips
With over 20 Wednesday afternoon activities to choose from we are sure you will find something you will enjoy
• Activity sheets will be given to you by your form
tutor. You will need to make your choice, ask your
parents to sign, and bring it back to your form tutor
Sign up
• If you need specific kit for an activity you will be
informed
What you should bring?
• Dending on the activity, your form tutor will inform
you
Where do you meet?
• Activities run for a term.
When can I try a new activity?
• Being the youngest in the school has it's
advantages! You will be first for lunch every day
until the half-term break. Then your lunch-time
will be on a rota system with the other year
groups
Lunch
Registration 8.45am
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Period 1: 8.55 – 9.45am
Period 1: 8.55am – 9.45am
Period 2: 9.45 – 10.35am
Period 2: 9.45am – 10.35am
Pastoral (lesson on Wednesday)
Chapel 10.40 – 10.55am
Tutor 10.40 – 10.55am
Period 3: 10.40am – 11.30am
Tutor 10.40 – 10.55am
Assembly/ House 10.40 – 10.55am
Break Break: 10.55– 11.15am
Break: 10.55 – 11.15am
Break: 11.30 – 11.50am
Break: 10.55 – 11.15am
Break: 10.55 – 11.15am
Period 3: 11.15am – 12.05pm
Period 4: 11.50am – 12.40pm
Period 4: 12.10 – 1.00pm
Chapel: 12.45 – 1.00pm
Lunch 1.00 – 2.00pm 1.00 – 2.00pm Lunch 1.00 – 2.00pm 1.00 – 2.00pm
Period 5: 2.00 – 2.50pm
Wednesday Afternoon Activities
Period 6: 2.55 – 3.45pm
3.50pm – 5.00pm
Clubs and after-school activities
• We operate a two weekly timetable, "Week A" and "Week B". This is clearly advertised in the termly calendar, student planners and Friday bulletin
• Everyday at 10.40am you will have Chapel or assembly or tutor period followed by break
• There are two dedicated tutor periods each week
• Headmaster's assemblies take place on alternative Fridays with Competition House Assemblies - make sure you remember whether you are Smith, School, Vinter or Wickett.
Good to know