Mr Richards' Words Summer Week 8
The Year 11s have just skipped out of school with the sort of spring in their step that only their final GCSE exam brings.
Every week the Bulletin newsletter is sent home from the School Office highlighting important forthcoming dates and events, along with a round-up by Mr Richards of the week gone by. Read below recent messages from the Head's desk and previous word's from former Head Mrs Heywood.
The Year 11s have just skipped out of school with the sort of spring in their step that only their final GCSE exam brings.
It is a pleasure to work with our students and almost all the students understand that they are lucky to have such good teachers in front of them every day.
Ms O’Clee has recently been promoted to Deputy Headteacher with the responsibility for our continued drive to improve our already very good teaching and learning.
Our exam season is well underway and, on the whole, Year 11 have left their exams with big smiles on their faces as their hard work and the teachers' efforts are repaid.
Goodbye Year 11! A considerable number of students will be returning to the Sixth Form however, it was so nice to have a day devoted to the end of their Senior Girls journey.
This is a great school; I feel like we are back in full swing now. All of these opportunities do not happen without great staff. Today’s words are devoted to the great students and the incredible staff that make things happen.
As all avid readers of my weekly words will know, I spoke about our school community last week and we continued that theme in assembly on Tuesday.
I would like to welcome everybody back to school and I hope you had a wonderful Easter break in the warm spring sunshine.
What a fantastic week, where the quality of our school has shone through. We started off with an excellent music concert on Monday evening and I was so proud of all the students who took part.
Time really does fly at our school. Year 11 had their final parents evening on Wednesday. This gave our dedicated and hardworking teachers a chance to impart those final tips and bits of motivation before the exams.
Written on behalf of Mr Richards from Mrs Ruddick, Deputy Head Pastoral.
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Happy International Women’s Day (for Tuesday). One of the things I get to do as Headteacher is show the prospective parents around our school, and I am always so proud of the focus and atmosphere around the site.
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