FOR THOSE COMING IN OVER EASTER

Please read the following. It details school's opening times (courtesy of Mr Hunter):

ICT is BLOCK A so should not be affected by any building works. All other subjects should read the long blurb after these dates:

Block A = red brick block
Block B = Dot/Bus Studs/RE/MFL
Block C = Science/Hums/Staff Room/DT
Block D = Arts block

Monday 6th - USUAL HOURS* (*but with slightly later opening than the crack of dawn)
Tuesday 7th - USUAL HOURS*
Wednesday 8th - Closing at 4pm!!
Thursday 9th - Closing at 4pm
Friday 10th - BANK HOLIDAY

Monday 13th - BANK HOLIDAY
Tuesday 14th - Closing at 6pm
Wednesday 15th - Closing at 6pm
Thursday 16th - USUAL HOURS*
Friday 17th - USUAL HOURS*

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Block B, C and D boilers (ie heating) will be OFF during Easter as work will be taking place in the boiler room - Block A will have heating though.

ALL HOLIDAY - electrical and construction work will be taking place at the end of the Block C corridor (DT/HUMS/SCIENCE) and therefore, other than for emergency exit, that end will be out of action. Tape will be put along the area to demarcate the building area.

Monday 6th April - THERE WILL BE BUILDING WORK IN THE STAFF ROOM !!! THIS WILL MAKE IT A BUILDING SITE AND NOT AVAILABLE FOR WORK - THE BUILDING WORK IS OVER THE BENCHING SO ALL ICT WILL BE UNAVAILABLE IN THERE. ALSO - PLEASE DO NOT KEEP ANY VALUABLES IN THE STAFF ROOM - OR IN YOUR PIGEON HOLES OVER EASTER. THAT INCLUDES LAP TOP COMPUTERS!!!!!!!!

Tuesday 7th April - POWER OFF IN THE COTTAGE FOR 4 HOURS (WORK MAY CONTINUE IN THE STAFF ROOM)

Tuesday 14th April to Wednesday 15th April: No power in Block C or Block D at all (due to come back on during Wednesday at some point).
No power means no electric which means no ICT.

Block A will be unaffected by BSF works during Easter in terms of power, heat, construction work etc.

Please ensure that NO lap tops are left out on office desks over Easter!!! Please lock them away out of sight.

Thanks for your patience with these early works.

Jon H