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Thank you!
This event is designed to celebrate the achievements of our pupils throughout the year, recognising their hard work, commitment and contributions to the school community. Enrichment Day provides an opportunity for pupils to participate in a range of exciting and enriching activities to mark the end of the academic year.
Information Booklet
Attached to this newsletter is the Enrichment Day Booklet, which contains all the details you need to know:
Sign-Up Dates
Sign-up for Enrichment Day will be done in phases, based on Conduct Points:
| Eligibility | Sign Up Date |
| Top 30% Conduct Point Achievers of each year group: | Monday 2nd June at 6:00 pm |
| Top 31-60% Conduct Point Achievers of each year group: | Wednesday 4th June at 6:00 pm |
| Remaining Pupils | Monday 9th June at 6:00 pm |
Pupils with negative Conduct Points will not be eligible to attend off-site trips.
Sign-up Deadline: All sign-ups must be completed by Friday 13th June.
Parent Email Notification
To help you prepare, parents and carers will receive an email on Friday 23rd May stating which sign-up phase their child is in. Please look out for this email and check your junk/spam folder if you have not received it by 5:00 pm. If you still do not have it after this time, please contact the school office.
We strongly encourage you to read the booklet carefully and discuss the options with your child ahead of their sign-up date to ensure they secure a place on their preferred trip.
Mr M Armitage
Assistant Headteacher
The informative talk impartially discussed and educated students on the current political landscape in the UK and how the political system in the UK works. The floor was opened up to what laws would students bring in, if they were in power, and allowed opportunity to discuss and debate in a similar manner of that in Parliament. An excellent talk which broadened students perception of politicians and politics as they become voters themselves very soon.
All Year 12 students have also been given the opportunity to take part in a trip to the House of Commons, led by Mr Bremner, there are a few spaces available so if anyone is interested, they can make themselves known to Mr Bremner.
Mr M Tominey
Head of Sixth Form
What a fantastic Achievement, well done!
Year 7
| Joshua H | 24 |
| Xavion C | 18 |
| Siana N | 17 |
| Henry R | 15 |
| Christopher J | 14 |
| King-David O | 14 |
| Nathan P | 14 |
| Paige C | 13 |
| Zahraa Q | 12 |
| Joseph P | 11 |
| Mason T | 11 |
| Thomas F | 11 |
| Tofunmi F | 11 |
| Bradley B | 10 |
| Eliza-Mae M | 10 |
| Ewan B | 10 |
| Illy M | 10 |
| Romeo C | 10 |
| Sienna E | 10 |
Year 8
| Daniel C | 49 |
| James D | 37 |
| Will N | 32 |
| Amelia F | 27 |
| Elijah W | 27 |
| Mayokun D | 27 |
| Alicja K | 26 |
| Zahara S | 26 |
| Oreoluwa F | 25 |
| Jamie C | 24 |
| Otis H | 24 |
| Anahit B | 23 |
| Miller G | 22 |
| Ollie G | 22 |
| Callum W | 21 |
| Esther T | 21 |
| Grace B | 21 |
Year 9
| Samuel B | 20 |
| Emmanuel O | 18 |
| Maxence M | 18 |
| Isabel L | 16 |
| Mahi P | 15 |
| Daniel A | 14 |
| Dimitris C | 14 |
| Cheuk Yan H | 13 |
| Masimba M | 13 |
| Shekinah N | 13 |
| Ugoma U | 13 |
| Aimee S | 12 |
| Joy D | 12 |
| Lily S | 12 |
| Aks P | 11 |
| Calvin O | 11 |
| Harrison B | 11 |
| Kelsey C | 11 |
| Lawrence L | 11 |
| Roma A | 11 |
| Vinnie S | 11 |
Year 10
| Daisy H | 8 |
| Jensen T | 8 |
| Reginald R | 7 |
| Sarwar S | 7 |
| Euan M | 6 |
| Hezekiah A | 6 |
| Suzana C | 6 |
| Vivienne R | 6 |
| Ella M | 5 |
| Honey H | 5 |
| Jaiden T | 5 |
| Karina I | 5 |
| Mya O | 5 |
| Selina M | 5 |
Sixth Form
| Ramneek R | 9 |
| Ethan L | 8 |
| Abigail N | 6 |
| Candice N | 6 |
| Jada A | 6 |
| Katie C | 6 |
| Oliver W | 5 |
| Zaki C | 5 |
| Harry C | 4 |
| Isham B | 4 |
| Shamy M | 4 |
| William S | 4 |
Mr M Armitage
Assistant Headteacher
At Townsend, we are encouraging all students to use the CRAM model—a simple yet powerful approach to revision that helps with long-term retention and exam confidence.
Parents/carers can support their child by encouraging active recall, quizzing them on key topics, and helping them create a structured revision timetable. Together, we can ensure that students feel confident and prepared for their assessments.
For more tips on how to support your child’s learning, please visit Supporting learning at home | Parentkind.
Townsend Teaching and Learning Team.
Please can all students involved please meet Miss Jones after the Cathedral service. We will be walking to Westminster Lodge from there. Students attending the competition will need to be picked up or make their own way home from Westminster Lodge at 6:30pm.
Any questions, please contact me.
Kind Regards,
Miss M Jones
Head of PE
Students who have qualified for this reward will enjoy a fantastic day out at Cineworld and Hollywood Bowl in Stevenage, celebrating their hard work and achievements. Below are the key details to ensure the day runs smoothly:
Key Information:
· Arrival Time: 8:45 am – Pupils should meet in the large canteen.
· Dress Code: Non-school uniform is permitted, but it must be appropriate.
· Departure: We will leave school at 10:00 am by bus.
· Film: Minecraft: The Movie at Cineworld.
· Lunch and Bowling: 1:45 pm at Hollywood Bowl – lunch will be provided. Food orders have been organised through Google Classroom.
· Snacks: As lunch is not until 1:45 pm, pupils may wish to bring some snacks.
· Arcade Games: There is an arcade at Hollywood Bowl; if time allows, pupils may bring loose change for games.
· Return Time: We aim to be back at school for 3:25 pm, in time for the school buses.
We are looking forward to celebrating this well-deserved reward with our students!
Mr M Armitage
Assistant Headteacher
As part of saying goodbye we took their leavers photos in the sunshine. We have uploaded these for the students to see and save onto their Learning for Life google classroom stream.
We wish them all the best in their upcoming exams!
