Essential Information
The purpose of this part of the website is to provide you with all the essential information you need to make your transition from year 6 to 7 as smooth as possible. On this page you can find information based on the following areas:
- School Day
- Key Dates
- Equipment
- Uniform
- Behaviour
- Student wellbeing
If you don’t find the answers to your questions please contact our pastoral team using the emails provided and they will be very happy to support you.
School Day
Below is a breakdown of your lessons per day while you are at Haven High Academy. As you can see you have more lessons on a Wednesday this is to allow more room for extra lessons linked to PSHE. Don’t worry if you don’t remember the timings at first, many members of the team will be at hand to support you in the initial weeks of year 7.
Every student will be given a folder of information that consists of key work for each term for each specific subject.
You will be expected to bring an A4 ring binder folder to put that work in.
Your ‘Home Learning’ will then be work based on your Knowledge Organiser.
You will get two pieces of Home Learning per night. Each piece will be approximately 20 minutes worth of work. Therefore, you will always receive 40 minutes of Home Learning per night.
You will be informed of a timetable for Home Learning on your entry to Year 7.
Some of the tasks in our academic work booklet are set out like Knowledge Organisers. This should show you what they look like.
School Behaviour
Academy Uniform
Haven High Academy run a tiered uniform within the Academy with KS3 wearing black V necked jumpers and KS4 wearing blazers. Both key stage groups are required to wear Haven High Academy ties.
Below is a breakdown of the school uniform at Haven High Academy:
KS3 (Year 7 and 8):
Black V necked jumper with HH logo with Haven High Academy tie.
Girls
| Skirt | Black, knee length tailored school uniform skirt. No elasticated skirts. |
| Shirt | White long or short sleeved shirt with a collar and buttons to the neck |
| Trousers | Black tailored school uniform trousers, slim fit are acceptable not skin tight- no jeans, lycra, leggings, jeggings or skinny trousers. Trousers must be wide enough to cover the top of the shoe. |
| Tights | Plain black or natural |
| Socks | Visible black socks |
| Footwear | Flat, plain, smart, ALL BLACK securely fitted SHOES that can be polished, (no sports shoes, no casual or ‘lifestyle’ shoes, no ballet pumps |
Boys
| Trousers | Black tailored school uniform trousers, slim fit are acceptable not skin tight- no jeans, lycra, leggings, jeggings or skinny trousers. Trousers must be wide enough to cover the top of the shoe. |
| Shirt | White long or short sleeved shirt with a collar and buttons to the neck |
| Socks | visible black socks |
| Footwear | Flat, plain, smart ALL BLACK securely fitted SHOES that can be polished (no sports shoes, no casual or ‘lifestyle’ shoes) |
Please note the following points:
- Footwear should be flat, plain and ALL black – no stripes/flashes/ bows/logos
- One pair of plain gold or silver ear studs and one ring may be worn
- Facial jewellery is strictly forbidden
- Students should not have an extreme hairstyle or wear excessive make-up, no nail varnish
- All students need to have a bag for books etc
- Please make sure all items are clearly marked with the student’s name
- Coats/jackets must not be worn in the building
PE Kit (Boys and Girls):
- Plain black shorts or black tracksuit bottoms
- Plain red long-sleeved shirt or t-shirt or red polo shirt
- Plain red sweat top (no hoody tops)
- Plain red football socks (for outdoor wear)
- Trainers (non marking sole) (no plimsolls)
- Football boots
- Shin pads strongly recommended
School Uniform can be obtained from Nationwide School Uniforms and Oldrids Department Store. No stocks are kept in school.
To visit Nationwide School Uniforms website for Haven High Academy uniform
please click here
Oldrids
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01205 361251
Trousers
Acceptable
Unacceptable
Skirt
Acceptable
Unacceptable
Shoes
Acceptable
Unacceptable
Equipment
When you move to secondary school, we expect you to be independent. This means we expect you to be able to do more on your own. Your equipment is your responsibility. We expect you to pack your own school bag each day and bring the correct equipment for each lesson on that day.
Every day you will be expected to have the minimum of:
| A school bag – | To carry your belongings |
| Pen, pencil, coloured pencils, ruler – | To use during lessons |
| PE kit – | For days when you have PE lessons
|
| Earphones | |
| Other optional items | |
| Highlighter pens
Packed lunch * A drink (water) Snack (break time)
|
Who to go to if there is a problem
All adults who you meet at Haven High Academy will be willing to listen to you if you have a problem.
Your form tutor is the teacher who will take your register first thing in the morning. You will also stay with them for a ‘form period’ of twenty-five minutes for form-based work and activities.
Your form tutor is one of the main people you would go to if you had a problem.
We are very fortunate to have non-teaching Head of Year. Mr Martyn Miles and Mrs Helen Bates are our Behaviour and pastoral leaders at the Tollfield campus.
If there is a problem with your behaviour one of those members of staff will investigate and administer our behaviour system as they see fit.
If it is a problem of a more personal nature, problems with bullying, problems at home; Mr Miles and Mrs Bates will deal with it.
- School Day
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School Day
Below is a breakdown of your lessons per day while you are at Haven High Academy. As you can see you have more lessons on a Wednesday this is to allow more room for extra lessons linked to PSHE. Don’t worry if you don’t remember the timings at first, many members of the team will be at hand to support you in the initial weeks of year 7.
- Home Learning
-
Every student will be given a folder of information that consists of key work for each term for each specific subject.
You will be expected to bring an A4 ring binder folder to put that work in.
Your ‘Home Learning’ will then be work based on your Knowledge Organiser.
You will get two pieces of Home Learning per night. Each piece will be approximately 20 minutes worth of work. Therefore, you will always receive 40 minutes of Home Learning per night.
You will be informed of a timetable for Home Learning on your entry to Year 7.
Some of the tasks in our academic work booklet are set out like Knowledge Organisers. This should show you what they look like.
- Behaviour
-
School Behaviour
- Uniform
-
Academy Uniform
Haven High Academy run a tiered uniform within the Academy with KS3 wearing black V necked jumpers and KS4 wearing blazers. Both key stage groups are required to wear Haven High Academy ties.
Below is a breakdown of the school uniform at Haven High Academy:
KS3 (Year 7 and 8):
Black V necked jumper with HH logo with Haven High Academy tie.
Girls
Skirt Black, knee length tailored school uniform skirt. No elasticated skirts. Shirt White long or short sleeved shirt with a collar and buttons to the neck Trousers Black tailored school uniform trousers, slim fit are acceptable not skin tight- no jeans, lycra, leggings, jeggings or skinny trousers. Trousers must be wide enough to cover the top of the shoe. Tights Plain black or natural Socks Visible black socks Footwear Flat, plain, smart, ALL BLACK securely fitted SHOES that can be polished, (no sports shoes, no casual or ‘lifestyle’ shoes, no ballet pumps Boys
Trousers Black tailored school uniform trousers, slim fit are acceptable not skin tight- no jeans, lycra, leggings, jeggings or skinny trousers. Trousers must be wide enough to cover the top of the shoe. Shirt White long or short sleeved shirt with a collar and buttons to the neck Socks visible black socks Footwear Flat, plain, smart ALL BLACK securely fitted SHOES that can be polished (no sports shoes, no casual or ‘lifestyle’ shoes) Please note the following points:
- Footwear should be flat, plain and ALL black – no stripes/flashes/ bows/logos
- One pair of plain gold or silver ear studs and one ring may be worn
- Facial jewellery is strictly forbidden
- Students should not have an extreme hairstyle or wear excessive make-up, no nail varnish
- All students need to have a bag for books etc
- Please make sure all items are clearly marked with the student’s name
- Coats/jackets must not be worn in the building
PE Kit (Boys and Girls):
- Plain black shorts or black tracksuit bottoms
- Plain red long-sleeved shirt or t-shirt or red polo shirt
- Plain red sweat top (no hoody tops)
- Plain red football socks (for outdoor wear)
- Trainers (non marking sole) (no plimsolls)
- Football boots
- Shin pads strongly recommended
School Uniform can be obtained from Nationwide School Uniforms and Oldrids Department Store. No stocks are kept in school.
To visit Nationwide School Uniforms website for Haven High Academy uniform
please click hereOldrids
11-17 Wide Bargate Boston PE21 6UF
01205 361251Trousers
Acceptable
Unacceptable
Skirt
Acceptable
Unacceptable
Shoes
Acceptable
Unacceptable
- Equipment
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Equipment
When you move to secondary school, we expect you to be independent. This means we expect you to be able to do more on your own. Your equipment is your responsibility. We expect you to pack your own school bag each day and bring the correct equipment for each lesson on that day.
Every day you will be expected to have the minimum of:
A school bag – To carry your belongings Pen, pencil, coloured pencils, ruler – To use during lessons PE kit – For days when you have PE lessons Earphones Other optional items Highlighter pens Packed lunch *
A drink (water)
Snack (break time)
- Problems
-
Who to go to if there is a problem
All adults who you meet at Haven High Academy will be willing to listen to you if you have a problem.
Your form tutor is the teacher who will take your register first thing in the morning. You will also stay with them for a ‘form period’ of twenty-five minutes for form-based work and activities.
Your form tutor is one of the main people you would go to if you had a problem.
We are very fortunate to have non-teaching Head of Year. Mr Martyn Miles and Mrs Helen Bates are our Behaviour and pastoral leaders at the Tollfield campus.
If there is a problem with your behaviour one of those members of staff will investigate and administer our behaviour system as they see fit.
If it is a problem of a more personal nature, problems with bullying, problems at home; Mr Miles and Mrs Bates will deal with it.
Pastoral Team
Anti-Bullying at Haven High Academy
The schools anti-bullying policy and school documentation can be obtained from the school website at the following location: Key Information
A Haven High Academy we believe that all students, whatever their race, culture, gender, faith, sexual orientation, physical or intellectual abilities have the right to:
- a safe and secure environment at school and on the way to and from school
- concentrate on their educational progress without fearing others
We promote an environment which teaches students respect for others and where all members of the academy are encouraged to contribute to a caring and effective atmosphere.
All students are encouraged to speak to a member of staff if they are being made to feel uncomfortable at school or if they witness this happening to others.
Bullying cannot be dealt with if the academy is unaware of the problem so please make sure you report your worries to a trusted member of staff so actions can be taken. You can report bullying to any member of staff within the Academy and they are legally required to pass on this information to the key pastoral staff as shown below so actions can be taken.
Bullying can take many forms:
- Physical – hitting, kicking, and taking belongings
- Verbal – name calling, insulting, making offensive remarks.
- Indirect – spreading nasty stories about someone, exclusion from social groups, being made the subject of malicious rumours, sending malicious e- mails or text messages on mobile phones.
- Cyber-bullying, aggression using electronic forms of contact such as e-mail, text, chat rooms, social network, social messaging, on-line gaming.
- Coercion – forcing somebody to do something they do not want to do.
Bullying is not tolerated at Haven High academy.
If you (your child) experiences any form of bullying they should speak to their form tutor or Mr Miles/Mrs Bates who will investigate the issue. This could result in sanctions against the bully in line with our behaviour system.
Making Friends
- Be pleasant to those around you (including teachers)
- Work hard and be someone people look up to.
- Invite someone to eat lunch with you.
- Join a Club
- Speak to people on your journey to/from school.
- Making friends at a new school is easy and your form tutor will help you with tasks and challenges in your form time.
