Year 9 (continued)


UPCOMING EVENTS On the 22nd March Year 9 will be taking part in their “Little Interview.” Each student will have an interview with a local employer. For most students this will be their first experience of an interview situation so tutors are working hard to prepare all the students. They have been exploring their employability skills and writing their CVs. Whilst some students have found it hard to choose what they might want to explore as a possible future job I have been surprised by how many already have a clear idea and by how professionally they have approached the tasks. Once their CVs are completed they will be practising interview questions to fully prepare them for their experience.


YEAR 10 OPTIONS The options process is now largely complete. Following a series of assemblies to introduce new courses and the overwhelming attendance at both options evening and parents evening, students have now completed and submitted their options forms. The outcome of this process will be shared with students and parents by the time this newsletter is published but if there are any questions relating to options please do encourage your child to come and speak with me.


100% ATTENDANCE In school every day without fail from the beginning of the school year! Excellent commitment. Well done all.


Othman Bakali Ellena Bradbeer Leo Dearman Cory Elkins Harry Fullen Corbin Gooderson Emily Jenkin Mackenzie Marshman Lauren Ovens


Bryony Patton-Cuff Elliott Scott Lauren Scull Cameron Shelbourne Bethany Smith Samuel Veall Shay Watson Joshua White Katie Williams


PERFECT BEHAVIOUR – NO BEHAVIOUR


INCIDENTS Massive congratulations to all of the following students who have made it to this point in the school year without having a single behaviour point. A clear indication of their hard work, motivation and dedication to learning and positive attitude. Fantastic!


Leonie Aldridge Millie-May Bailey Lorna Ballard Fayley Bath Matthew Clinch Noah Coleman Anna Cooper Brandon Cooper Luke Crockford-Ward Emelia Dowell Hattie Fordred Harry Fullen Rachel Godden Rhiannon Greatwood Emma Hewitt-Hancock Alex Holton


Katie Jones Kirsten Lacey Lucy Laville Mackenzie Marshman Shannon McGinn Sofia Mistretta Rosie Moran Freya Nossiter Taran O’Nions-Witcombe Jasmine Rudman Elliott Scott Tayla Strachan Joshua White Katie Williams Jack Young


TUTEE OF THE MONTH – OCTOBER Each month every tutor nominates one student who deserves a little recognition. The reasons for this vary from consistent hard work to improved attitude and behaviour as well as for getting fully involved in extra activities such as being part of the charity committee.


Winners for January were: Tutor Group


9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6


Winner


Leonie Aldridge Kristian Allen Elliott Scott


Bryony Patton-Cuff Freya Nossiter Sofia Mistretta


All are awarded a certificate, a badge, a small sweet treat and priority entry to the canteen for the following week! Congratulations all.


CORE VALUE SUPERSTARS Celebrating the top students in each Core Value category:


Core Value Ambitious


Creative Dynamic Most points collected


Matthew Clinch Daniel Smith Samantha Kirk Kirsten Lacey Oli Saffhill


Lauren Strand Oli Saffhill Jack Young Joel Foskett Alisha Nutley


Harvey Whittaker Corbin Gooderson Robyn Maggs Claire McMillin Leo Dearman Ellie Richards Georgia Bryant


Happy Resilient Successful


Robyn Maggs Ella Bratten Matthew Clinch Emelia Dowell Simon Chapman


Ella Bratten Matthew Clinch Ethan Reid Shay Watson Oli Saffhill


Ella Bratten Rosie Moran Logan Davis Matthew Clinch Nathan Lintern


Extra congratulations to Lauren Strand, Claire McMillin, Jack Young and Joel Foskett who have all received at least 10 CV points in each category and have earned their core values badge.


Miss Chesters Progress Leader - Year 9


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