Useful Links
To access GO 4 Schools, please go to https://www.go4schools.com/ and click on the (1) ‘login button’ and (2) ‘Parents login’ at the top of the main page, then select (3) ‘First-time User?’. To request a password for GO 4 Schools, please enter the email address you are using to receive email communications from The Astley Cooper School into the box and click (4) ‘New Password’. Check your emails for the next steps. If you cannot find this email, please search your spam box.
There are a series of videos that can help you with the set up and the use of the website and mobile app which are free to download.
Video 1 - First time login (website)
Video 2 - Website use
Video 3 - First time login (app)
Video 4 - App use
Download on the Apple App Store
Get it on Google Play
We all know that reading transports curious minds to wondrous realms of the imagination. Reading determines success not only in the classroom, but in life. Highly popular and successful for over 25 years, Accelerated Reader (AR) is a powerful tool for monitoring and managing independent reading practice, and we are very proud to welcome it to The Astley Cooper School.
After their initial testing every student in Year 7, 8 and 9 will be given a reading range within the whole range of 1.0 - 7.0+. (A typical range for a Year 7 student would be 4.1-6.8) Students will then be able to read any of the 3,000 fiction books or 400+ non-fiction books (This number is expanding all the time as they add more and more quizzes) we currently have on AR in the library within their range.
You can access GCSEPod content via the link to the left or on our GCSEPod app. Each podcast provides you with relevant, easy-to-digest information in a tiny file format, meaning that you can add learning content onto your mobile devices while still leaving room for your own media.
Click here to view the latest government helpful guidelines on keeping your child safe online.
Click here to view recommended websites on the Herts County Council Grid website.
Click on the booklet below to see the services provided by the Ollie Foundation.
The OLLIE Foundation (One Life Lost is Enough) is a registered charity funding suicide intervention skills training for adults working with young people. This training enables professionals to identify warning signs and provide a pathway to help combat suicidal thoughts.