Year 11 (continued)
“I was disapointed with my grades but it helped me realise what I can do next.”
Anna-Rose Darmon
“I found it useful so that I know what I need to focus my revision on.”
Millie Wells
“It helped me to prepare for my future exams and think about my life and oppurtunites that may arise.” Aaron Doughty
PERIOD 6 LESSONS Period 6 lessons have been up and running since the start of term 4. Period 6 lessons are a valuable revision tool to aid progress. Each week the subject teachers create a bespoke revision lesson targeting pupil’s area of weakness. If your child has been requested to attend a period 6 lesson it is due to a gap in their knowledge which has been identified via in class assessment. Therefore, it is imperative that your child attends to give themselves the best opportunity to succeed in their exams.
Pupils are being told via their tutor on the Friday their period 6 lessons for the following week, they should be writing these into their planner. A letter is also being sent home each week informing you of which days your child has been requested; if you are not receiving this letter please do let us know.
I understand that by 3pm pupils are often lacking enthusiasm and need a little break so we have been providing year 11 with hot chocolate, biscuits and a breather before they attend their period 6 lessons at 3:15.
These lessons have been really well attended and each weeks attendance has been around 80%. Registers are taken during these lessons so that I can keep track and monitor who is consistently attending. While attendance is not compulsory, we do have very high expectations for attendance. Not attending period 6 lessons regularly could put your child’s invite to the year 11 Prom in jeopardy.
It has been great to see pupils taking their initiative attending lessons even though they may not have been invited. This shows their real drive and determination to make the most of every opportunity available to them.
I asked period 6 teachers to let me know who has been working particularly hard in their lessons so that they can be rewarded. Therefore the following pupils will be rewarded with a cooked breakfast:
Chloe Kinder, Ellen Stefanoski, Kelly Patrick, Lucy Webb, Abi Thomas, Grace Hime, Hannah Stone, Kirsten Wheeler, Jon Barron, Amy Routley, Olivia Glass, Holly Hull, Sandy Cowdry, Codi Manders, Mikaeli Player, Chloe Sansom, Aimee Cripps, Millie
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Keevil, Nicola Gaffney, Bradley Moore, Charlotte Rice, Vanessa Malek, Max Dowler, Reece Doman-Pompey, Sarah Bolwell, Evie Berrett, Jessica Meehan, Ella Pearce, Tiffany Crockford-Ward, Jack Dovey, Bradley Hill, Ameila Baker, Lily Beckett, Katie Blaxall, Nathan Brown, Anna-Rose Darmon, Abbie Joyce, Jade Kelly, Luke Slade, Callum Withers
PARENTS EVENING It was fantastic to see so many parents attending Year 11 parents evening back in February. This was a great opportunity to speak to your child’s subject teachers about their mock exam results and plan how to move forward as we approach the exams.
If you have any concerns with your child’s progress and grades then please do make sure that you contact your childs subject teacher or myself.
A special thank you to Lily Beckett and Chloe Kinder who helped with refreshments on the evening.
YEAR 11 SPORT Congratulations to the Year 11 Netball team who came second in their recent tournament at Kingdown, and to the Year 11 boys football team who won their match 3-0 against St Augutines. Player of the match went to Jack Dovey.
Now that both teams have played their final matches for the school they were invited for a rewards breakfast to let them know how much we value their dedication and contribution since year 7.
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