• Class Timetable

Year 11

Miss Crawley and Mrs Yates

AUTUMN TERM

Welcome back to school, and welcome to your final, most exciting year in KS4. It will be a year that will be filled with challenge and hard work as we prepare for exams, but Newfield staff are here to guide and support you every step of the way.

This class page will serve as your central hub over the coming months. Here you will find up-to-date information regarding exam timetables, revision resources, post-16 transition information including college open days, and well-being support.

The pupils are studying the following subjects:

GCSE Mathematics

GCSE English Language

GCSE English Literature

GCSE Science

IGCSE Computing

GCSE Art or Sport and Coaching Principles Level 1 / Level 2

GCSE Music or BTEC Travel and Tourism

Workskills (Level 1 Award)

ASDAN PSHE course

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A copy of our class timetable can be found by clicking the button at the top of this page.

National Year of Reading 2026

2026 is the National Year of Reading - head over to the website for inspiration and ideas https://goallin.org.uk/

DATES FOR YOUR DAIRY

Wednesday 16th December - theatre trip to see A Christmas Carol at Shakespeare North Playhouse

OUT AND ABOUT IN YEAR 10

The British Ironwork Centre

We had a fantastic day out at the British Ironwork Centre in Shropshire, exploring the incredible sculptures and learning about the stories behind them. The trip gave us lots of inspiration for our Art and English work back in school too!

Dunham Massey

We had a fabulous day out at Dunham Massey in December. It was the perfect weather for a winter walk through beautiful parkland and the ideal way to relax and unwind after a very busy term.

Work Experience

In March, all our pupils had successful work experience placements - they sould be so proud of themselves. These placements have given them an insight into the world of work, helped them develop important skills and explore potential careers.

Sefton Youth Conference, Crosby Lakehouse

 It was a real privilege to be asked to attend the Youth Conference in March. We took part in several workshops run by organisations such as the RAF, Alder Hey and Sefton Council. It was a great opportunity to share our experiences, to listen to others and to work together to help improve our local community. And we had a slap-up lunch too! 

The Zombie Apocalypse!

In March, as part of British Science Week, we were honoured to have a visit from Graeme Mitchell, senior lecturer at the Centre for Public Health at Liverpool John Moores University. He delivered a zombie apocalypse scenario - a decision-making game that had our pupils hooked from the start. Fascinating and though-provoking!

Diversity Concert

The musicians in our class performed in the Diversity Concert at Liverpool University's Mountford Hall. They opened the show with a fantastic rendition of Let's Dance - they were just brilliant!

Sedulo Foundation

We were lucky enough to visit the fabulous offices of the Sedulo Foundation, a finance company based in Exchange Flags in Liverpool city centre. We found out that a career in finance involves a lot more than number crunching! We were looked after so well by Sophie and Tiffany from Sedulo and were treated to spectacular views across the city from the roof terrace. Thanks to Kerry Hetherington our careers advisor for organising the visit.

Southport College

Our visit to Southport College was so worthwhile. We learned about some of the courses that are on offer as well as being given an insight into what college life might be like. Special thanks to Tom Rowe and everyone at the college for making us feel so welcome.