Achievements Analysis by Gender


Once again, on close examination we have found that the girls at Villiers are continuing to do better than boys when it comes to achievements, attendance, excellent effort, outstanding work, clubs and sporting representation.


The boys can be proud to know that they beat the girls on academic achievement. Let’s see if next year will see the tide turning!


Boys.. you know what to do!


% of VHS Population % of Achievements Assistance with Event Academic Attendance Club


Duke of Edinburgh - Silver Excellent Effort Outstanding Work


Sporting Representation


Female 47


51.4 74


762 120 110 2


2707 491 48


Male 53


48.6 74


958 102 95 3


2420 349 37


Top Five Forms In 2012 for Attendance No


No No No No


1 2


3 4 5


94.2 93.2 92.9 92.9 92.7


Attendance news reveals true stars! A five year record


AQUILAhouse once again has much to be proud of!


They, alongside Pegasus are the attendance champions for 2012, as both houses have 18 students, with 100% attendance for this school year! Phoenix came 2nd


with 13


students, with Cygnus trailing with just 5 students recorded with 100% attendance.


Let’s hope we see an improvement for Cygnus next year and across the board for all 4 houses.


One mention must go to Chandni


Vassantlal of Pe9 who recently graduated from Year 11 with a staggering 100% attendance since the day she first started at Villiers in Year 7! An amazing achievement.


It goes without saying that attendance has a direct impact on achievement, motivation and success.


Refer to the charts to find your child’s name, and also to find the top 5 forms for attendance for this year (see above) – with once again an Aquila form in top slot!


Aquila


Aniq ABBASI Faiza ASHIQ Assil BHUIYAN Muhammad BILAL Obaid CHAUDHRY Jade GILL Soneil HAMIDY Harjot JUTLA Muhammad KHAN Jeansan MANMATHARAJAH Gagandeep MANOTA Diana MTOMBENI Vinay NATH Ronika SASHIKANT Priya SHERGILL Swizel SILVA Harjeet SINGH Benjamin SINNARAJAH


Phoenix


Fiza ADNAN Maninder DHALIWAL Navjot JAGDEV Jovin MENDES Steffi MENDES Arousa MIR Amanda MITCHELL Mufeeda PUTHAM KURNHI Vishnuga RAVEENDRAN Nabihah REHMAN Mutawali SHARIF ALI Mownikaa UTHAYACHANDRAN Waisaly UTHAYACHANDRAN


Pegasus


Riyad AHMED Durkshan BONNER Rajan CHANDER Liban CHRISTOPHE FARAH Cansten COUTINHO Melissa GATO Tarandeep JHUTI Gadier KADHIM Navneet KAUR Hina KHAN Kirti PANDEY Rayheem RASHID Salina SALINA Kutesh SASHIKANT Sahil SASHIKANT Ranjeet SINGH Ragini SONI Hamza SULEMAN


Cygnus


Waseeq AKBARI Umar ANSARI Rupali NARENDRAKUMAR Lalita OSAHAN Dayle ROGTAO


A POLITE reminder to parents that it is your responsibility to check your child’s diary regularly for any detentions or after school clubs that may be due to take place.


We are unable to locate a student once the school day has ended (3.10PM) as we do not have the resources available to check all rooms in the school.


AQ3 CY4 PE4 PH3 AQ4


Distribution of Olympic tickets


AS part of our membership to the GET Set Network, Villiers High School have been extremely lucky in receiving 178 tickets for both the Olympic and Paralympic games.


Students have been given lots of opportunities in which to receive one of these through a raffle system in which they have had to participate in competitions and extracurricular activities.


As part of winning the whole school Inter house competition some lucky Aquila students have already secured their tickets....and they are:


Harvin Dang Aq3, Babara Nemeth Aq2, Jeslin Joseph Aq5,Idil Ali Aq1, Mohamed Abdisalam Aq4, Asia Osman Aq7, Vinay Nath Aq2, Kimberley Peters Aq7, Ruben Goncalves Monteiro Aq2, Zinita Rathod Aq1, Sameeksha Piasa Aq4, Fadumo Hussein Aq7, Simran Cheema Aq6, Mohammad Sheikh Aq9, Vince Gopinathan Aq7, Diana Mtombeni Aq5


Notice to parents from reception:


Girls Continue To Out-Perform Boys


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