This page has now been updated for the 2022-23 timetable. You can find 2021-22 by clicking here.
We construct our timetable around the class requests that are made each year. The lessons take place weekly, during state school terms. They take place either after school or at the weekend.
During the summer of your child's year 4 we will ask you to fill in a form saying when you would like to come and which tutor you would prefer. Our timetable is then created to make as many of you as happy as possible.
You will be invited to a welcome meeting. This will probably happen online. In 2022, we will release a series of videos. Followed up with an online question and answer session.
All lessons are for 70 minutes and take place at St Mark's School, Somerset Road, Salisbury, SP1 3BL.
Weekly Lessons
If the class lands on a Bank Holiday, we carry on as normal e.g. Monday January 2nd and Monday May 1st 2023. Saturday and Sunday classes take place after the midweek classes and so will occasionally be the beginning of a holiday e.g. Feb 11th and 12th 2023 and April 1st and 2nd 2023.
Lesson 1: October 3 - 9
Lesson 2: October 10 - 16
Lesson 3: October 17, 18 and November 2 - 6 (Monday and Tuesday: before half-term, the rest: after)
Lesson 4: November 7 - 13
Lesson 5: November 14 - 20
Lesson 6: November 21 - 27
Lesson 7: November 28 - December 4
Lesson 8: December 5 - 11
Lessons 9 - 14: Jan 2nd - Feb 12th
Lessons 15 - 20: Feb 20th - April 2nd
Lessons 21- 26: Apr 17th - May 28th
Lessons 27 - 32: Jun 5th - Jul 16th
September 2023 lessons will continue at the usual time and day. We will confirm details as soon as the exam dates are confirmed. We might start on Friday September 1st and have time for two boy classes and three girl classes.
If you can't make your usual class then you can attend another class with a space for no extra charge. You can request the swap by email as soon as the space is visible on this page. We normally update this page on Sunday evenings. At the end of lesson 1 week, you can then see spaces in lesson 2 and lesson 3.
We construct our timetable around the class requests that are made each year. The lessons take place weekly, during state school terms. They take place either after school or at the weekend.
During the summer of your child's year 4 we will ask you to fill in a form saying when you would like to come and which tutor you would prefer. Our timetable is then created to make as many of you as happy as possible.
You will be invited to a welcome meeting. This will probably happen online. In 2022, we will release a series of videos. Followed up with an online question and answer session.
All lessons are for 70 minutes and take place at St Mark's School, Somerset Road, Salisbury, SP1 3BL.
Weekly Lessons
If the class lands on a Bank Holiday, we carry on as normal e.g. Monday January 2nd and Monday May 1st 2023. Saturday and Sunday classes take place after the midweek classes and so will occasionally be the beginning of a holiday e.g. Feb 11th and 12th 2023 and April 1st and 2nd 2023.
Lesson 1: October 3 - 9
Lesson 2: October 10 - 16
Lesson 3: October 17, 18 and November 2 - 6 (Monday and Tuesday: before half-term, the rest: after)
Lesson 4: November 7 - 13
Lesson 5: November 14 - 20
Lesson 6: November 21 - 27
Lesson 7: November 28 - December 4
Lesson 8: December 5 - 11
Lessons 9 - 14: Jan 2nd - Feb 12th
Lessons 15 - 20: Feb 20th - April 2nd
Lessons 21- 26: Apr 17th - May 28th
Lessons 27 - 32: Jun 5th - Jul 16th
September 2023 lessons will continue at the usual time and day. We will confirm details as soon as the exam dates are confirmed. We might start on Friday September 1st and have time for two boy classes and three girl classes.
If you can't make your usual class then you can attend another class with a space for no extra charge. You can request the swap by email as soon as the space is visible on this page. We normally update this page on Sunday evenings. At the end of lesson 1 week, you can then see spaces in lesson 2 and lesson 3.
KEY:
- First two letters = the day. The number represents the session. SO stands for Saturday Online.
- The third character = the session number
- The fourth character currently shows if it is a (B)oys class or a (G)irls class. Now that Bishops are using the same exam as SWGS, we will probably drop single sex classes and use the fourth letter to be show the class location N (near), F (far) or online (O).
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