Arbor Parent Pay Web Admin Search Selecteer een taal▼ Home About Us Information Curriculum Sixth Form News About UsChoosing Us Choosing Us Why choose us? Transition From Primary We firmly believe our success is rooted in our supportive culture and our ambition to keep everyone safe, happy and successful. Our innovative curriculum, high quality teaching, fantastic facilities and a nurturing environment where we know every student is what has drive our high expectations and success to date. We provide our students with: a full range of courses to suit all levels of learners specialist teachers and sports coaches personalised support provision opportunities to work across the Academy and across year groups a rich and diverse range of extra curricular activities student leadership opportunities links across the country by being part of United Learning Our Spectacular Building The students of Central Academy benefit from a wide range of state-of-the-art facilities: An environment built with safeguarding in mind All classrooms equipped to the highest standards Science laboratories, utilising the very latest technology Multi-material workshops and the full range of technology rooms Business/ICT suites Dance Studio Lecture Theatre and Assembly Hall Open learning and interactive opportunities Sports Fields and Astro Turf Pitch (flood-lit/all-weather) Sports Hall and access to a well-equipped Gymnasium Library / Learning Resource Centre Over 200 open access PC’s Devices for all through our Chromebook scheme The transition from primary school to secondary is a lengthy process which aims to make the move as positive and supportive as possible as this can be a nerve wracking time for both students and parents. At Central Academy we have a dedicated pastoral transition team who work with our partner primary schools throughout the year to facilitate a smooth transition for all students from start to finish. The transition program begins with a member of the Central team visiting each student at their primary school and spending time meeting the students, answering questions and gathering information from class teachers which helps us to plan for the arrival of our new Year 7 students the following September. In the summer term some students and parents visit the Academy for 1:1 tours and meetings with key staff, all with the aim of ensuring that each child is prepared and ready for the move to Central. These sessions are tailored to individual needs and can involve members of the pastoral team, SEN team and representatives from partner agencies including primary colleagues. Our academic transition day sees the Year 6 students join us for a day of lessons during which they will be placed in their classes. The students will then experience a “normal” school day including assembly, break and lunch. The evening of our transition day will be our transition parents’ evening. During the evening parents are invited into the Academy and a packed program of events take place. These include sessions on pastoral care; academic processes and extra-curricular activities, as well as the opportunity to meet the catering team to discuss dietary needs and have individual discussions with SEN staff. Students and parents will meet the form tutors, a key member of staff and the first link between home and the Academy. The Principal hosts the evening and is delighted to welcome our new families into Central Academy. We are also pleased to announce, after the success of our summer school in 2021, we have decided to continue this in 2022 as it has made a significant difference to all students who started Central this academic year. Below we have put some links from the 2021 summer school The first few weeks in September hails the end to our transition program with the arrival of the Year 7 students. The vast majority adapt very quickly to the new routines and challenges of being at secondary school. However, for those students finding it more difficult we offer varied and practical support until they are ready to move forward on their own. Our early parents’ evening for Year 7 families is in the first half of the Autumn term at which time the transition process can be evaluated, and any remaining concerns addressed. For further information on the transition process or for a personalised tour please contact info@rrca.org.uk Links : https://www.facebook.com/rrcentralacademy The transition from primary school to secondary is a lengthy process which aims to make the move as positive and supportive as possible as this can be a nerve wracking time for both students and parents. At Central Academy we have a dedicated pastoral transition team who work with our partner primary schools throughout the year to facilitate a smooth transition for all students from start to finish. The transition program begins with a member of the Central team visiting each student at their primary school and spending time meeting the students, answering questions and gathering information from class teachers which helps us to plan for the arrival of our new Year 7 students the following September. In the summer term some students and parents visit the Academy for 1:1 tours and meetings with key staff, all with the aim of ensuring that each child is prepared and ready for the move to Central. These sessions are tailored to individual needs and can involve members of the pastoral team, SEN team and representatives from partner agencies including primary colleagues. Our academic transition day sees the Year 6 students join us for a day of lessons during which they will be placed in their teaching sets (based on the teacher assessment data from the primary schools). This is the final opportunity for students to spend time in Central before joining us in September and a highlight is having lunch in our canteen as well as being able to see older siblings and friends hard at work during the day. Assembly closes the day as it does each day at Central. During the evening parents are invited into the Academy and a packed program of events take place. These include sessions on pastoral care; academic processes and extra-curricular activities, as well as the opportunity to meet the catering team to discuss dietary needs and have individual discussions with SEN staff. Students and parents will meet the form tutors, a key member of staff and the first link between home and the Academy. The Principal hosts the evening and is delighted to welcome our new families into Central Academy. The first few weeks in September hails the end to our transition program with the arrival of the Year 7 students. The vast majority adapt very quickly to the new routines and challenges of being at secondary school. However for those students finding it more difficult we offer varied and practical support until they are ready to move forward on their own. Our early parents’ evening for Year 7 families is in the first half of the Autumn term at which time the transition process can be evaluated and any remaining concerns addressed. 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