Parent & Pupil Info
Our Parent Planner is designed to provide you with information about some of our school systems and to help you and your child to get the most out of their time at Titus Salt School. By working together we can ensure a successful and happy progression for your child.
Our school day
8.35am Building open to pupils
8.50am Registration
9.05am Period 1
10.05am Period 2
11.05am Break
11.20am Period 3
12.20pm Period 4
1.20pm Lunch
2.00pm Period 5
3.00pm End of school day
Transition (Starting Secondary School)
Welcome to Titus Salt School. Transition from Year 6 to Year 7 is a very important stage in every child's journey. We want your child to make the best possible start at TSS and offer lots of information, support and guidance to assist you and your child during this transition.
We look forward to welcoming you at our Our New Parents' Evening on Thursday 5 July 2018
Uniform
Wearing the correct uniform is an essential part of being prepared for work at school. We need your support to ensure that your child is always properly dressed for the working day. Wearing uniform is not an option; it is a clear expectation of all who are part of the Titus Salt Community.
14-16 Options
14-16 Options Choices Booklet 2018
The purpose of this booklet is to help you think about the subjects you want to study in Years 10 and 11. Through discussions with your parents/carers, subject teachers and Form Tutor you need to decide on subjects that will suit you. It is also important to keep your options open for further study beyond age 16 and for your career progression routes.
Admissions (PI)
Titus Salt School is a very popular choice for families and since 1990 we have been oversubscribed.
Attendance & Punctuality (PI)
High Attendance means High Achievement
Aim for your child to be in school at least 96% of the time.
Pupils with more than 96% attendance gain the best results at GCSE, BTEC and AS/A2 Level. Therefore, being in lessons means pupils will achieve success.
Career and Apprenticeship Information
Apprenticeships combine practical training in a job with study. As an apprentice you'll gain job-specific skills, earn a wage and get time for study related to your role (usually one day a week)
Find your apprenticeship now
Cybersecurity (E-Safety)
With social media being the go to network for everyone, it is important that we take all precautions in protecting our online safety. Below you will find checklists for the most popular social media sites we access on a day to day basis. These checklists provide you with guidance on how to ensure your social media sites have been set up safely.
Facebook
Instagram
Snapchat
Twitter
Designated Specialist Provision
Support for Pupils with Complex Learning Needs
Additional Provision
We are in our tenth year of providing increased support for pupils with Complex Learning Needs
Titus Salt School was selected as the first secondary school in Bradford to provide Designated Specialist Provision (DSP) to enable the successful inclusion of an increased range of pupils with complex learning difficulties in a mainstream school. We are currently undergoing an expansion programme to increase our capacity from 15 to 30.
Examinations
Titus Salt School GCSE and GCE (AS and A2) Examinations Summer 2019
Art
Click here for a detailed Art GCSE timetable (to be updated)
Click here for a Art time plan (to be updated)
Ex-Curricular Activities
A guide to all our morning, lunch and after school clubs and activitives.
Click here (Updated 8.10.18)
The new Ludus programme for the Summer Term April 2019
The new Ludus programme for the Winter Term September 2018
Higher Education
Ms Sharon Kennedy has joined Titus Salt School as our Higher Education Officer. She is funded as part of the National Collaborative Outreach Programme (NCOP), which aims to support young people in England to progress into higher education (HE).
The programme consists of 29 consortia undertaking outreach activity in geographical areas where the HE participation of young people is both low overall and much lower than expected based on GCSE-level attainment. Our local consortium is Go Higher West Yorkshire.
