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Broughton High School

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Transition to Broughton - Year 6 to Year 7

"Pupils at this school are provided with an exceptional education. Pupils told inspectors that they love coming to Broughton High School.  They described it as being part of a happy and safe family. Pupils are kind and care about others."

Ofsted, 2022

Welcome to our new Year 7 pupils

We are delighted that your child will be joining Broughton High School in September.

Transition from primary to secondary school can be an exciting time for many children. The opportunity to experience new subjects, new activities and make new friends. We understand that whilst most pupils feel this way, some may experience nervousness at the thought of starting secondary school. We will strive to ensure all pupils feel supported in their transition process and that it goes as smoothly as possible.

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Top tips for pupils

Starting at a new school often raises lots of questions for both pupils and their parents. To help make the whole process as easy and enjoyable as possible please see our ‘top tips’ below.

  • Learn how to tie a tie before September
  • Get organised
  • Pack your bag the night before
  • Check you have the correct equipment
  • Do your homework on time and the night it is set.
  • Bring a reading book every day
  • Label all uniform with your name and tutor group
  • Join an after school club
  • Set off early and get to school on time
  • Ask for help – No problem is too small
  • Treat others as you would like to be treated
  • Also wear a cycle helmet if coming on your bike

Additional Information

Links that will help ensure that you have all the information your child will need to be ready for their first day in September.

Uniform

ParentPay

School Transport

Downloads

Parent - Year 7 Transition Guide 2024-25

Pupil - Year 7 Transition Guide 2024-25

School Prospectus

 "Pupils make friends easily here.  Pupils benefit from an exceptional personal development programme. They gain the knowledge that they need to understand, participate and succeed in modern Britain. The ‘Best of Broughton’ award brings together activities that grow pupils’ character, confidence and personal identity throughout their time at the school."
Ofsted, 2022