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06/07/20

Hundreds of children across Harlow are keeping busy with creative projects, thanks to a donation of art materials. As part of a national programme, families in the town have been given Let’s Create packs to enable them to access creative learning. https://t.co/rhnOEzqR99 https://t.co/jqekNib2ol

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25/06/20

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Out Now! The new issue of Latitude - The magazine for BMAT Schools, Parents and Communities. Read it online here - https://t.co/aqc2Xy6VVz https://t.co/vQykuMBGEI

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09/06/20

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Students at BMAT secondary schools in Essex and London are being given direct access to their own careers advisor during lockdown. Mikaela Pinnock, BMAT careers guidance professional, is hosting virtual one to one guidance sessions with Year 10 students. https://t.co/oW8bz8Z5pa https://t.co/9PuqmbfBz4

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21/05/20

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Today ⁦⁩ we threw a surprise celebration for our Estates and Facilities Supervisor’s Big Birthday! It’s not the party he planned, due to , but we did our best to make it special 🍾 https://t.co/2yhJZCoQHH

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20/05/20

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Disadvantaged children have been provided with digital devices and unlimited broadband by their school to enable them to learn at home. https://t.co/gYx4PDbGaq https://t.co/oo3YYN5ZE7

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06/05/20

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BMAT are looking for community governors to work with our schools based in Epping, Harlow, Stansted (Essex) and Newham (London). For more info and to apply please contact governance.org.uk https://t.co/4PeEmoUn0z

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28/04/20

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Despite fighting for his life earlier this year, John Childs is doing all he can to support BMAT during the Coronavirus pandemic. He was left critically ill in January when a routine operation to remove kidney stones resulted in sepsis and pancreatitis. https://t.co/61UTG7i36g https://t.co/mYwBlpL2th

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27/04/20

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This is 2nd year student, Daisy Perry, who makes us & is giving a run for his money & 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏃 https://t.co/mRIVD9vE8t

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17/04/20

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Surgeons of the future got to learn more about the profession at an exclusive event. A group of students from , and , were given the opportunity to attend the Barber-Surgeons’ Hall in London. https://t.co/nFro3uPAkQ https://t.co/yNszmPPBxD

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09/04/20

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Children of Key Workers have been in our schools creating art thanking our NHS and Key Workers. At 8pm we will . Thank you from BMAT. https://t.co/x42sYGl8Ao

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07/04/20

A former student has returned to volunteer as a teacher during the Coronavirus shutdown. Daisy Perry left Burnt Mill Academy in 2015. Now, she is volunteering to help run PE lessons for children of key workers at Burnt Mill and neighbouring https://t.co/apBNoNCUrJ https://t.co/vC4azKLleq

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01/04/20

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More than 6,000 pieces of much-needed personal protection equipment (PPE) have been donated to the by the BMAT family of schools in Harlow, Epping and Stansted in Essex and Newham in London. https://t.co/2kuQZH6YbV https://t.co/N3GTShyrVC

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01/04/20

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We’ve emptied our stocks across our schools and this morning ⁦⁩ has delivered over 3000 pieces of PPE equipment to the ⁦⁩ to protect those on the front line treating . https://t.co/A6v7BKLzeB

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31/03/20

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A teacher is reaching out to her neighbourhood in support of those struggling with social isolation during the Coronavirus shutdown. https://t.co/4fScnRpyBe https://t.co/xq6Bcd0ziG

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30/03/20

Studies into Greek myths took curious students on a tour of . Year 7 students from Burnt Mill Academy spent a day at the prestigious university’s classics faculty as part of their English studies on Greek Myths and Northern Lights texts. https://t.co/RJBSa5mKpC https://t.co/zF163tejsz

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27/03/20

Anxious and depressed young people are getting professional support as their school teams up with the NHS and Department for Education (). Burnt Mill Academy is part of the DfE and NHS funded Mental Health Trailblazer project. https://t.co/xiGcBUhGIr https://t.co/BpqcpTffXy

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09/03/20

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This Wednesday! Interested in studying subjects in Key Stage 5? Come along to our Sixth Form open evening (Harlow CM20) on Wednesday 11th March. Register online at https://t.co/ON2TBeo0J9 https://t.co/Ex0n72VUdX

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04/03/20

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ONE WEEK TO GO! Interested in studying subjects in Key Stage 5? Come along to our Sixth Form open evening (Harlow CM20) on Wednesday 11th March. Register online at bmatsix.og https://t.co/tPXSIgPDEM

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03/03/20

Burnt Mill Academy are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer, interested in schools and education, to join our local governing board as a community governor. To register your interest please fill out the contact form on https://t.co/Y2UzI6QV5T https://t.co/H4FOhvLF2q

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27/02/20

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Burnt Mill Academy: Learning is extended beyond the classroom for students https://t.co/9HvAEkJx1H https://t.co/pXIaE5mt4d

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Catering

Cashless System

Burnt Mill operates a cashless system. The following benefits become immediately available with our cashless system

  • faster service at the tills
  • prevents differentiation of free meal pupils
  • increased parental control over lunch purchases
  • introduction of healthy eating schemes
  • control over free meals

Also

  • individual reports on pupils' spending can be produced on request
  • you can guarantee the money is being spent on a healthy balanced meal and not in the local shop
  • an 'upper spend limit' prevents all the money on the card being spent in one transaction. This will be set at individual parents request.

Paying for Meals

Using Paypoint:  ParentPay offers you the freedom to make payments whenever and wherever you like, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - safe in the knowledge that the technology used is of the highest internet security available.You will have a secure online account, activated using a unique username and password.

Paypoint payments are recorded by ParentPay and can be seen by logging into your Parentpay account and viewing your payment history online.

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At the till, simply hand over your card, the assistant will swipe the card through the machine to take off the value of the meal. You will be able to see the cost of your meal and the balance left on your card.

Free Meals

The card is exactly the same for students who qualify for a free meal. Every day the computer will put £2.30 on the card. Any remaining balance is taken off at the end of the day and does not carry over for future use.

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If your card is lost or stolen

Let the school Catering Manager know immediately. Your card will be stopped so there is no danger of anyone else being able to use it. The money held in your account will be quite safe and you will be issued with a replacement card to enable you to access your account. 

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