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Transition Information and Resources
Students » Year 6 Transition » Transition Information and ResourcesStart of Term Arrangements Year 7
Letter regarding start of term details.
Photos - Individual Year 7 photos are booked for Monday 7 September 2020.
PE Lesson procedures from September - October half term
Getting to know the School
School Zones Map for Sept 2020
Introducing the School Canteen
School Uniform
PE Kit Orders (Malmesbury School's Macron store)
Admin
Music Lessons information (completed music forms are only being accepted until 22 July 2020)
MALMESBURY SCHOOL - DATA ENTRY FORM - Please complete all forms and return to the school.
Transport: Living within catchment
The Under 16 application form for all new year 7s is now available. This should be completed and returned to educationtransport@wiltshire.gov.uk if they require transport assistance. This application form has also been sent to the primary schools. Dependent on the device you are using you may be asked for a password which is: W1ltsh1re#
Resources to support transition at home
Making the transition from Primary School to Secondary School is an important step in every child’s life. With the current situation you may find the following resources useful.
Hachette Transition resources for Year 6 Pupils
Hachette Transition resources for parents
Closing the word gap: a guide for parents of year 6 and 7 children
Additional Resources for Students with SEND
Malmesbury School Transition Booklet
Questions from Students with SEND
SEND resources comic strips
Some students with Special Educational Needs, especially those on the Autistic spectrum, may find it helpful to work through scenarios visually in advance. You might find the following comic strips helpful when discussing what to do in particular situations when they are at Malmesbury.
The scenarios are generic, so they represent what is most likely to happen rather than what would definitely take place in any circumstances. For example, if a student was suddenly taken very ill, we would obviously deal with it immediately rather than leaving them to sit quietly with a drink of water for a few minutes.
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