The school day is made up of eight teaching sessions (which includes registration, break and lunchtime) from 9.00am to 3.10pm

9.00-9.20	Registration (Registers close at 9.20)
9.20-10.20	Lesson 1
10.20-10.35	Break time
10.35-11.35	Lesson 2
11.35-12.20	Lesson 3
12.20-1.10	Lunch
1.10-2.10	Lesson 4
2.10-3.10	Lesson 5

School finishes at 2.10pm on Fridays.

Whole school or Phase assemblies take place on Fridays at 9.20am. Pupils actively participate with our school prayer and wish, as well as with the musical activity. We have a shared Behaviour Objective which links to one of our six school values and celebrate achievements with certificates presented by pupils to their peers. A Head teacher’s Award, Merit Awards and prizes are also given out.

Parents/Carers are invited to attend assemblies throughout the year.

We also raise awareness and understanding by promoting special religious festivals, celebrations and events, including Mind’s ‘Time to Talk’ day, Blue Friday for Anti-Bullying Week , Safer Internet Day and World Book Day.

Cleaswell Hill School runs a number of lunchtime clubs. Those currently on offer are as below. These are changeable according to pupil request. Older pupils are encouraged to support clubs for their younger peers to act as mentors and buddies.

The After School Clubs run throughout the year on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings 3.30-4.30pm.

We also offer a summer holiday club for two weeks in August with Active Northumberland

Cleaswell Hill School is committed to establishing, maintaining and developing links with the local community. These links give our pupils opportunities to experience many aspects of life outside school and provide valuable preparation for adulthood.

Links include: The Tim Lamb Centre, The Alan Shearer Centre, Seb and Olivia’s Den, Autism Northumberland, Toby Henderson Trust, Community Police, Rock and Roam, Northumberland College of FE, Tyne Met College, Newcastle College, Children’s University.

We actively support charitable events and organisations including; Operation Christmas Child, Mind Mental health, Children in Need and Comic Relief.

Cleaswell Hill School is used as a training placement by a wide variety of students. These include students in; Teaching, PE & Sports Science, Speech and Language Therapy, Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy from Newcastle, Northumbria and Sunderland Universities, Local Colleges of FE and schools.

Cleaswell Hill is a registered charity and raises funds to promote the work of the school by providing equipment and activities for use by all the pupils. Our fundraising lead is Lauren Caisley. You can follow progress and find out more about events on our Facebook page. Click here to visit out Just Giving page if you would like to make a donation towards our projects.

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Please note, dates for the next academic year are subject to additional staff training days.

Click here to view 2020-2021 term dates