Getting taste of new school
THOUSANDS of children in the final year of primary school in Bristol have been visiting their new secondary schools.
Pupils got a taste of life at their chosen secondary during Transitions Fortnight, which aimed to help children experience a smooth move to their new school.
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Year six pupils Jordan Wilshire and Josh Axford from Blaise Primary, Brandon Hobbs from Stoke Bishop Primary, prefect Gerald Pospischil from Henbury School and Adrian Jefferies from Shirehampton in a design and technology class during a transition day at Henbury School Photograph: Dan Regan BRDR2012 0625E001_C
Children from more than 20 primary schools were shown around Henbury School.
Year 6 pupils, aged 10 and 11, got the chance to sample science, art and design technology lessons.
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More than 3,000 children will be starting secondary school in Bristol for the first time in September.
More families are choosing secondary schools in the city, with a rise to 87 per cent on offers accepted this year.
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