We have sent out today (via ParentMail) a letter from Buckinghamshire Council's Service Director. The letter looks back on the last few months and also sets out more detail on the plans for return to education in schools and early years settings in September.

Google Meet timetable for Summer Term   The following timetables show when Google Meet lessons are happening across the week for each year group and the codes you need to access them. Please ensure you attend the necessary lessons - if you are unsure, details can be found on your subject'...

I am writing to inform you that there will be a teacher training day on Friday 10th July 2020. During this day, there will be no distance learning through Google Meets and the ‘Small School’ provision for key worker children will not be open. Our staff have worked solidly since the be...

  After so many conversations about how we are all so desperate to get back to Sixth Form, catch up with each other and push on with our learning, I am pleased to share our schedule of in-school teaching and learning this term. In light of the Government delaying the return to Sixth Form...

Dear Parents and Carers of Years 10 and 12 I trust that you and your loved ones are keeping well. This letter is a long one, but its content is very important to you and you will have to make a decision about whether your child will take part in the limited opportunities that we are offering for...

As I write this letter, it is National Teacher Appreciation Day and I couldn’t be any prouder of all staff at The Buckingham School. They have adapted, modified and developed their working practices to embrace completely different systems of working in such a short period of time, alongside co...

Dear Parents, Carers and Students Today marks the first day of Mental Health Awareness Week. The theme for this year is ‘Kindness’. We are all currently living in a part of history which is full of uncertainty. One thing that is certain is how one act of kindness can help others...

There are lots of new situations and emotions that children may be experiencing during the lockdown. Below is a weblink to a really useful piece of resource to help deal with the effects of lockdown. It covers family problems, kindness,  anger & frustration, sleep problems etc...

I know that many of you will be trying to work out what the various announcements made in the last few days will mean for us all. A lot of guidance was published for the first time on Monday evening. A link for parents and carers was published here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/clos...

During these difficult times, members of our community will be adapting to various challenges, both in the home and at work. As a school that truly believes in community, we are always working closely with local counsellors and support agencies, to ensure those families that need support are able to...

I hope you and your families are keeping well. By now, you have had time to settle into a new way of working remotely with your courses. I am really proud at how you are engaging with your teachers at this time. We do not know at this stage how long we will continue to work in this way. When we cons...