This document provides information for students about required school supplies, class schedules, homework expectations, extracurricular activities, and general school rules and procedures. It outlines the courses offered each year, supplies needed, homework times, activity periods, lunch options, and codes of conduct. The document aims to prepare students for the school year by explaining key academic and organizational details.

2.  School uniform, school shoes
 School bag
 Pencil case and equipment – blue or black
pen, pencils, eraser, ruler, highlighter, glue stick
 Bottle of water
 Lunch or money for lunch
 PE Kit, Exercise Books, Homework Diary
Make sure your belongings have your name on
Don’t forget to bring a padlock for your locker

3.  English Language, English/World Literature
 Mathematics
 Science – Biology, Physics, Chemistry
 Arabic and French
 Music, Art, Drama and PE
 Design & Technology and IT
 Islamic Studies and Citizenship
 History, Geography and Social Studies
Year 10 Timetables will be different and will
depend on IGCSE options

4.  Year 7 30 minutes per subject per night
 Year 8 35 minutes per subject per night
 Year 9 40 minutes per subject per night
 Year 10 45 minutes per subject per night
 Homework Diary 2-3 subjects per night
 Your Parents and your Form Tutor will check the
diary every week
If you don’t do your homework you will get a
detention; this means you will have to stay
behind after the lesson and complete the work.

5.  Languages
(Spanish, Chinese, Arabic), Journalism
(School magazine), Calligraphy, Digital
Media, Computer Games
 Music – Choir, music lessons
 Drama/Theatre – School production
 Sport –
Football, netball, badminton, rugby, basketb
all, cricket, table tennis and swimming
 International Award (Years 9 and 10)
 Homework Club in the Library
 The Library is open every day until 3.45 pm

6. 7.40 am Warning Bell
7.45 am Registration/Assembly
8.05 am Lessons 1, Lesson 2
9.55 am Break
10.15 am Lesson 3, Lesson 4
12.05 pm Break
12.40 pm Lesson 5, Lesson 6
2.30 pm Lessons finish/CAS Activities
3.45 pm End of School
You must arrange to be collected at 2.30 pm
or 3.45 pm if you have an activity

7.  Being on time is important
 Managing your time is a life skill
 We expect you to be on time to school and
on time to lessons
 If you are late, your teacher will mark L in
the register. If you are late 3 times, you will
be given a detention

8.  Breakfast from 7.15 am
 You can bring a packed lunch but you are not
to bring nuts, sweets, chocolate, crisps or
fizzy drinks in your lunchbox or
 You can buy food in the cafeteria - hot
food, salads, sandwiches and baguettes.
 You can also buy
drinks, yoghurts
and fruit.
 Coupons 160 AED

9.  No nuts or nut products
 No
sweets, chocolate, crisps, fiz
zy drinks
 No chewing gum
 Put your litter in the bins
provided

10. No mobile phones, iPods, MP3
players during the school
day, 7.40 am – 2.30 pm

11. Walk don’t run
Keep to the left
Treat others with respect
Look after the school
environment – no litter
No food or drink on the 1st or
2nd floor

12. Participation
Respect and responsibility
Integrity
Determination
Empathy and Tolerance

13.  Learning
 Opportunity
 Valuing yourself and others
 Enjoying your time at school

14. 7A Mr Mahmoun Arabic 4
7B Mrs Mallen Art Studio 2
7C Mr John Islamic Studies 2
7D Mr Georgiou Arabic 1
7E Mr Witcomb Science 1
7F Mr Clarke Maths Room 1
7G Mrs Fox English 3
7H Mrs Dempsey English Room 2

15. 8A Miss O’Donoghue
8B Mrs Weller
8C Mr Smale
8E Mr Corfield
8F Mr Clark
8G Mrs Maxwell

16. 9A Mrs Cantrill
9B Mrs Witcomb
9C Mr Khan
10A Mrs Starkie/Mr Bastow
10B Miss Glenny
10C Mr Stuart