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Students complete 30 minutes total per night (Monday to Friday). This is split flexibly across subjects—e.g., 2 subjects for 15 minutes each, or 3 subjects for 10 minutes each. (Note: Sparx Maths and Sparx Reader are separate weekly online tasks as normal).

All written practice and green-pen self-corrections are completed in their single physical Mastery Booklet. The Mastery Sheets are reference question sheets. Stamps for completed work are added to their Ambition Card.

Beyond the weekly morning registration audits by tutors, subject teachers reactivate this knowledge in lessons through starter 'Do Now' activities, low-stakes quizzes, mini-whiteboard practice, and half-termly Mastery knowledge Checks.

Form tutors check the Mastery Booklet once per week in registration. Students self-mark their work at home in green pen prior to tutor checks.

Form tutors award stamps on student Ambition Cards. Once the card is complete, they bring the card to community who issue them with a new ambition card, 10 achievement points and a golden ticket.. Golden Tickets are entered into the collection box at our central Ambition Wall (which is located outside the main student entrance) for weekly and termly prize draws (vouchers, custom enamel pins, branded MoK pens, bookmarks, and Headteacher invites).

Focus on praising effort, routine, and green-pen corrections rather than expecting 100% accuracy right away. Green-pen corrections show active learning! Establishing a fixed 30-minute quiet study routine after school turns retrieval practice into an effortless habit.

Due to our initial setup grace period at the start of term, students are currently working on Week 4&5 in their Mastery Sheets up to the half-term break. After half term, MoK week numbers align directly with standard school calendar weeks. Updates are also shared via ClassCharts announcements.

Ambition Briefings are year-group assemblies led by Senior Leadership. They celebrate student achievement, model retrieval techniques on mini-whiteboards, reinforce standards, and build cohort pride.

You don't need subject expertise to support your child! Follow these 3 easy steps:

1. Ask your child to open their clear Plastic Wallet and pull out today's subject sheet.
2. Hold the Mastery Sheet and quiz them verbally, or cover the answer column while they write in their Mastery Booklet.
3. Verify that they have used a green pen to tick correct answers or fix mistakes.

There is no single, compulsory timetable enforced by the school. We intentionally leave this flexible so students can balance their 30-minute daily self-quizzing around after-school clubs, sports, and family commitments. Students simply need to complete 30 minutes total per night (Monday to Friday), choosing either 2 subjects for 15 minutes or 3 subjects for 10 minutes.

Example 1: Student A (2 Subjects per Night @ 15 Minutes Each)

This option is ideal for students who prefer spending a bit more time diving into fewer subjects per evening. Because 2 subjects a night yields 10 study slots per week, core subjects are completed weekly while foundation subjects alternate across a two-week rotation:

Note for Week B: On alternate weeks, Thursday and Friday slots swap in B&V (Beliefs & Values), Drama, and PE to ensure full coverage across the fortnightly cycle. 

Example 2: Student B (3 Subjects per Night @ 10 Minutes Each)

This option suits students who prefer quick, high-variety recall sessions. Completing 3 subjects a night yields 15 study slots per week, allowing a student to cover every single subject in the school curriculum within a single week (with core subjects like Maths and English repeated):

Students received guided practice in registration, visualiser demonstration videos, and dedicated Year 7 Ambition Briefings with interactive mini-whiteboard recall practice.