What's Coming Up - W.C. 4 May
Please see the link below for What's coming up - Week commencing 4th May 2026
Please see the link below for What's coming up - Week commencing 4th May 2026
Mercia Learning Trust – Chaucer School Relaunch and Renaming
A huge thank you to everyone who attended last night’s meeting about our move to Mercia Learning Trust. The turnout was fantastic, and your questions and contributions made the evening genuinely valuable. We hope even more families will join us at upcoming events. And a little heads‑up… tomorrow we’ll be unveiling something new that marks an exciting step forward for our school.
📘✨ Exams start tomorrow!
Year 11 families are kindly reminded to review the following links to ensure students are fully prepared:
Key exam information - Exams 2025-2026
Exam timetable and the full schedule - Exam Dates 2025-2026
Revision tips and resources - Supporting your child's learning
Thank you for your continued support as we work together to set our students up for success.
We are delighted to invite parents and carers to an information event about our transfer to Mercia Learning Trust on Wednesday 29 April 2026.
Please see the link below for an important news update regarding Chaucer School.
📢 Year 11 Revision Sessions – Starting After Easter! 📢
With exams just around the corner, this is your chance to get the extra support you need to feel confident, prepared, and ready to succeed! 💪📚
Let’s make the final stretch count! 🚀
Please see the timetable above.
In light of the recent cases of invasive meningococcal disease reported in Kent, Sheffield public health services are reminding parents and carers about the importance of ensuring children and young people are up to date with routine vaccinations.
For secondary school and sixth form-aged students, we are particularly highlighting the importance of the MenACWY vaccine, which protects against four strains of meningococcal bacteria (A, C, W and Y) that can cause meningitis and sepsis. Young people this age should also have their Td/IPV vaccine (teenage booster which reinforces protection against tetanus, diphtheria and polio), and their HPV vaccine (which protects against human papillomavirus, a virus that can lead to several types of cancer).
Please see the link below for information to all Chaucer families.
Please see the link below for our newsletter from our Headteacher, Mrs Crewe, which includes some important dates for your diaries.
We hope you all have a restful February half-term and look forward to welcoming all students back to school on Monday 23rd February 2026.
Please find information for Y11 Prom 2026 below. Should you have any questions, please contact Miss Page.
Y11 Post-16 applications Information for parents/carers.
How can you support your child with their next step choices and applications?
What are the timescales: Important dates for your child’s application process.
Post-16 options: What are the possibilities after Y11?
Please see the link below for full information.
Thinking Reading is a literacy intervention for those students who have the most significant gaps between their reading age and chronological age. This half term celebrates Chaucer School Thinking Reading programme crossing over the three hundred years barrier in student reading progress. Congratulations to all students and staff involved in the programme.
All learning at Chaucer School is important, but to be recognised with AQA qualifications can be the icing on the cake. Over the last academic year, 141 students completed either Bike Maintenance, Horticulture, Furniture Restoration, or Tiling and Bricklaying sessions with Mr Wriggleworth as part of internal alternative provision sessions over 8 weeks.
We would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who attended our Open Evening last night, it was a pleasure to meet you all and see so many smiling faces. We look forward to meeting you again.
Information regarding admissions to Chaucer can be found at: Admissions
For all the latest information on transitioning to Chaucer please visit: Transition
Be part of our new future at Chaucer!
We had our last full day on the farm today, and it might have been the best yet!
The sun has been shining. We ate French toast and dippy eggs for breakfast (thank you, Dillon, Lexi, Cain and Lilly!) We were very productive weighing the lambs, building a fence and collecting eggs.
Ashley, Drew and Ezekiel made us a delicious lunch!
Tonight we are looking forward to a campfire and tasty dinner made by Lexi.
See you all soon!
Today was adventure day! We did our jobs as usual this morning and ate some delicious pancakes made by Sienna, Rane and Ezekiel.
This afternoon we went to the border with Wales to go on an adventure hike. Everyone was very strong and managed the whole way! We got to eat tasty cookies on our way made by Lilly and Cain, thanks guys!
Updates from the farm!
We have had a fantastic day in the sunshine doing lots of different jobs.
Ashley, Drew and Charlene made us a fantastic cooked breakfast. Lexi and Dillon made us pizza for lunch.
Ezekiel bravely made friends with lots of animals. There was a lot of sheep drama, but they all made it to the right place in the end. Well done team!
We all had a lot of fun on the walk this evening too.
We have had a fantastic first afternoon on the farm!
Our full list of Extra Curricular activities are now available at: Extra Curricular
With activities running over break, lunch and after school
Could your child be entitled to Free School Meals?
Did you know you could save up to £495 per year per child on school lunches?
To apply for Free School Meals (FSM) in Sheffield, you can apply online through Sheffield City Council's website, or if you need assistance please call the FSM Helpline on 0114 273 4567 (option 4, then option 3). You will need your child's and your own details, including National Insurance (NI) number, and you can apply for up to five children at once.
Please see the following link to the Prime Minister's letter to all parents and carers on Best Start to Life:
Every student at Chaucer will be given this equipment kit on Tuesday the 2nd of September.
From Wednesday the 3rd of September, we expect every child to be fully equipped every day. Students arriving at form time in the morning without a pen, pencil and ruler will receive a detention. Pens, pencils and rulers will be available to buy for 10p each at Student Services each morning.
We know that being ready to learn every day improves student ability to make progress, and we expect students to take responsibility for this.
We hope you have all had a wonderful summer holiday so far.
Just a reminder to all families. Chaucer School will reopen to students on Tuesday 2nd September 2025.