New Starters Induction

Access the transition portal and find useful information for new starters at SPH

Transition Portal

Dear Parents, Carers and Year 6 pupils, we really look forward to welcoming you to our school in September. We are delighted that you and your child will be joining us for what I am sure will be an extremely exciting, rewarding and enriching seven years ahead. It sounds like a long time, but the time really does fly! In a Christ centred community, we will always put your child first in every decision we take and will make sure they are well cared for and loved during their time at SPH.

We are here to support you all in the transition from primary to secondary school and want to make this as smooth as possible.
To assist with this, we have set up our ‘Transition Portal’. This will be regularly updated with information for your child so please keep checking in for helpful documents, links and videos.

If you have any questions, please just ask by emailing the Transition Support Team on:

SPH-Transition@sphcs.co.uk

We cannot wait to meet you. Take care and God Bless.

EduLink One

What Is EduLink?

EduLink One is an online system that can be accessed through a Web Browser or App that allows parents to log in and view their child’s live information.
Please read the information below on how you can log in.

As a parent you will have received an email to the address you have registered on our system that will provide you with your username for EduLink One and a link to create a password. Please check your spam and junk email folders as depending on different email provider settings the message may be there.

You can log into EduLink One from any web browser or via the App which is available on IOS and Android. Search for ‘EduLink One’ on the Apple or Google Play stores.

Get Edulink for iPhone

Get Edulink for Android

What information will I see when I log in as a parent?
  • Belief Points – Your child’s achievement points.
  • Timetable – View your child’s lesson timetable for the week.
  • Reports – Monitoring reports will be available to view here
  • Noticeboard – In the noticeboard section you will be able to view whole school letters that are applicable to your child and school newsletters.
  • Update Information – If you have a change of information relating to you or your child you can update it here.
  • ILT’s – A list of all upcoming extended learning tasks that have been set on Google Classroom for the student and a history of previous assignments. Please note that the app syncs the google classroom data between 7AM – 5PM every two hours.
  • SPH-Links – Additional links to useful websites for Parents can be found here:

Home Work Timetable

Subject

Year 7

Year 8

Year 9

Literacy (Bedrock/reading)

120 mins

120 mins

120 mins

Numeracy (Sparxs Maths)

60 mins

60 mins

60 mins

Independent Reading

120 mins

120 mins

120 mins

English

60 mins

90 mins

90 mins

Maths, Science, Languages, RE

60 mins

60 mins

90 mins

History, Geography, Art, Technology, Computer Science

30 mins

45 mins

45 mins

Revision

90 mins

105 mins

105 mins

Total time per fortnight

14 hours

16 hours

18 hours

Student Welfare

For the student welfare team please contact StudentWelfare@sphcs.co.uk

Student Welfare is of upmost importance, as healthy students are happy students! Mrs Leonard and Mrs Streeter are always on hand to deal with any student issues, especially when caring for medical needs and care plans. Please notify the Welfare officer if any changes are made to your child′s medical conditions.

Bonnie the Therapy Dog

Bonnie is the SPH Therapy Dog. She is present at the school, being there for students when they need her.

Our Student Wellbeing Support team work very closely with our young people and are in regular communication with our Heads of Year to provide the best internal support/signposted guidance possible. Please do speak with your son/daughter’s tutor, Head of Year or email Miss Mills directly for any guidance or advice emills@sphcs.co.uk

Chaplaincy

The Chaplaincy at St Philip Howard is a vibrant and faith filled movement unlike any other. Here at SPHCS we have a Chaplaincy Team made up of four Chaplains who are all dedicated to their own faith and passionate about sharing the love of God with the young people in our care.

The Catholic Ethos of the school is embodied by every member of staff as we work tirelessly to show pupils that they are loved and respected.

Students at SPHCS are given many opportunities to explore their own faith; there is collective worship every morning, yearly retreat days for students in all year groups, times of quiet reflection in the newly built school Chapel, small prayer groups within Key Stage 3, opportunities for volunteering the community and access to the Sacraments throughout the year.

If you have any questions or would like to know more about the Chaplaincy at St Philip Howard, please do contact The Chaplaincy Team by emailing Chaplaincy@sphcs.co.uk