from Nursery to Sixth Form
These are the weekly words from 2021-22. We have paused them for the moment but hold these here for parents to look back at the news from Mrs Rogers.
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‘Unbelievable’ - the word that epitomises the trajectory of progress and achievement the newly crowned Diamond Jubilee Cup Winners have accomplished! Their racing was described as ‘supreme’ and they picked up the nickname ‘giant killers’ during their exploits!
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Did you know the title ‘High Sheriff’ dates back hundreds of years, to Saxon times, and is the oldest secular office in the UK, second only to the Crown? Many of you may well be nodding your heads, however, I must confess I needed to do some research to fully grasp the significance of the role which the incumbent holds for one year.
We use and respond to feedback all the time - there is nothing better than a colleague or our line manager telling us how well we have run a project or how impressed they are with our problem solving and resourcefulness.
Our students and staff have made a significant difference in our own school and wider local communities this week.
Whether you are a fan of the Royal family or not, Queen Elizabeth II can teach us a thing or two about leadership and humanity.
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Broadening our horizons through sharing in each other’s cultural customs and traditions deepens friendship and understanding. This week Ruslana, Valeriia and Maryna have been encouraging us to do exactly that in Food Technology.
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This week I challenged Year 12 to ‘step up’ now that Year 13 are on study leave and focused on their exams. And stepping up encompasses a variety of expectations.
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Friday 13 is synonymous with bad luck and while I am not superstitious, today I do feel unlucky; Year 13 has officially started study leave and I will miss seeing them all every day!
A growth mindset, teamwork and leadership are some of the most important competencies employers look for when recruiting.
A sincere thank you for the significant and mature contribution by our Heads of School, Student Leaders and musicians who participated reverently and respectfully at our Commemoration Service just before the Easter break.
April Fools’ Day, or All Fools’ Day, gets its name from the custom of playing harmless practical jokes. It has been celebrated for centuries but its true origins are unknown.
Year 12 students took full advantage of speaking with student ambassadors from a variety of universities at the Higher Education Exhibition this week.
The Seniors’ sell-out production “Oh Britannia...
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