Merry Christmas
Published 22/12/23
On behalf of all the staff at Chaucer we hope you all have a wonderful holiday and look forward to seeing you all in 2024!
School will start at the normal time for all students on Monday 8th January 2024!
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Read MoreEnd of Term letters
Published 22/12/23Please see the links below for the End of term letter from Mrs Crewe and information regarding vapes from Ms Scott.
Read MoreFriday 22nd December 2023 Non-uniform
Published 18/12/23Friday 22nd December 2023 will be a Non-uniform - Sportswear day for students. Students can wear PE kit or any other school appropriate non-uniform sportswear. We are suggesting a non-uniform donation of £1 which will be donated to our student council to plan activities in school. Full expectations around non-uniform days can be found at https://www.chaucer.sheffield.sch.uk/uniform
Read More18th December 2023. Christmas hat, jumper or tie day!
Published 15/12/23Monday 18th December 2023 will be our Christmas hat, jumper and tie day! Christmas hats, jumpers and ties are acceptable on Monday along with regular uniform. All other uniform must be in place (unless replacing a Chaucer tie with a Christmas tie. A tie must be worn.)We will also have our Christmas Elf giving out spot prizes to students for our favourite jumpers, ties and headgear throughout the day.
Read MoreLast Day arrangements
Published 14/12/23Chaucer School will close at 12.20pm on Friday 22nd December 2023 for the Christmas Holidays. If your child is on FSMs grab bags are available and must be ordered by 12.30pm on Thursday 21st December 2023. These will be ready to collect at the end of school on Friday from the snack bar.
Read MoreYear 8 Parents Evening
Published 12/12/23Booking is now available for the Year 8 parents evening, which will be held on the 10th January 2024. Please log onto MCAS or call the school office to book an appointment.
Read MoreTrain to Teach with TSAT SCITT
Published 01/12/23We are delighted to have launched, in partnership with Teach First, the TSAT School Centered Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme.
Our one-year programme involves a powerful mix of self-directed, live training and one-to-one support, with trainees gaining Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) upon completion.
We hope that the programme will inspire the next generation of teachers for both TSAT and the wider sector.