Tudor Grange Academy Worcester
Worcester, England
Joined September 2015
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Open Evening in English- can you solve the cunning crime? How about throwing around some Shakespeare slang? Come and join us at Open Evening 2023! – at Worcester, England
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In a world where opportunities in technology and media are only increasing, explore how you can become the next media mogul. Come to see us @TGAWSixthform opening evening tomorrow 6-8pm to find out more about BTEC and a level routes offered at TGAW #youdonthavetogofartogetfar
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Looking forward to our in-person open evening tomorrow evening at 6pm. Why don't you join us to find out more about our sixth form and see the academy for yourself?
Come and visit English @TGAWSixthform open evening tomorrow. Dive into the fabulous world of Gatsby, explore the sights of Paris on a wonderful tour through the anthology and be transported back in time with A Streetcar Named Desire. You don’t have to go far to get far!
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It is here!! Our Winter Virtual Showcase! Huge congratulations to all the students involved in this fantastic 80 minute concert!
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@TGAWPrincipal @TGAW_English @tgaw_drama @ArtsTgaw @TGAWDANCE @TGAWSixthform @TGAW_Science @GeographyTGAW
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Follow three sets of images: 1 fragile tissue/human skin set against 2 rigid structures (social, religious, national) that can cause conflict, and 3 light that breaks through. The poem explores how we might avoid conflict by valuing things that tell the real story of our lives.
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Rehearsing in the most amazing space, more audience later! More pics to follow students amazing!@TGAWPrincipal @tgaw_drama @HalsburyTravel
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Brilliant morning with year 8 and @WalkerWorcester taking part in our version of question time. We discussed education, climate change and Brexit #Democracy #politicsinaction #opportunities
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Why reading aloud is a vital bridge to literacy: @MichaelRosenYes on why children should still be read to as teenagers, & the subtle ways speech & writing differ. ow.ly/xzul30o0JXU
It’s world book day and English are celebrating! What are you reading today? #worldbookday #WorldBookDayUK
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Engaged students enjoying pre world book day activities. Looking forward to seeing our creative staff come to school as their favourite book characters. Can they top last year?! @WorldBookDayUK @TGAW_English
The Spring Reading List is available here: worcs.tgacademy.org.uk/stude…
You can purchase any of the books listed on ParentPay. Happy Reading
Sixth form English Literature students enjoying a conference at Birmingham City Uni @TGAWPrincipal @TGAWSixthform
