Acton High School

		Help Your Child To Learn Week At Acton High we are committed to ensuring all our students leave school fully equipped to take an active role in society. We know that they will need to possess a range of skills and attitudes to be successful in a rapidly changing world. For this reason, the school is using a BLP approach. To find out more about BLP and how it is being used in school and how you can support your child, you are invited to attend a workshop on one of the following dates: Morning sessions: Monday 30th Jan, 2012 9.30-10.30am , Tuesday 31st Jan, 2012 9.30 - 10.30am and Friday 3rd Feb, 2012 9.30 - 10.30am Afternoon sessions: Wednesday 1st Feb, 2012 3.30-4.30pm, Thursday 2nd Feb, 2012 3.30-4.30pm and Friday 3rd Feb, 2012 3.30-4.30pm Help your child to learn week flyer Arabic flyer Polish flyer

		Visit By The Japanese School On Thursday 19th of January 2012, Acton High School enjoyed our annual visit from the Japanese International School based in Creffield Road, West Acton. These exchange visits have taken place for over twenty years and are a highlight of the year for our year eight students who host them. This time we welcomed thirty two students and four teachers including Head Teacher Mr Tomomura and long standing staff member Ms Ota. more >>

		Family Learning Workshop - Saturday 4th February 2012 - Needle Felting Needle felting is fun and easy to learn. In this workshop, you will learn how to add texture and colour to create your felt accessories and decorations. This workshop is suitable for everyone. The workshop will run from 10am to 1pm. To reserve your place, please contact: Jenny Lok - Advanced Skills Teacher in Learning to Learn jlok@actonhigh.ealing.sch.uk read more >>

		Exam Success with Autology Since the Summer of 2011, Acton High students in Year 10 and 11 have been able to access thousands of electronic text books and vetted websites and videos through a service called Autology. It means students can access reliable and appropriate information quickly, rather than using the hit and miss approach of searching the web with a search engine such as Google. The content includes full revision guides from Letts and Lonsdale, as well as complete books from Heinemann. more >>

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