The following pupils have been rewarded with the most Achievement Points in their year group, between Thursday 5^th June and Wednesday 11^th June.

What a fantastic Achievement, well done!

Year 7

Jack H	22
Paige H	16
Daisy-Mai D	15
Jessica B	15
John P	15
Eliza-Mae M	14
Illy M	14
Christian F	13
Miroszlav-Fadey S	13
Lucy H	12
Paris M	12
Tofunmi F	12
Xavion C	12
George S	11
Lily D	11
Sienna E	11
Channing R	10
Fernanda G	10

 

Year 8

Amelia F	19
Kai H	18
Ashley M	14
Callum W	14
Ceyda U	14
Sammy C	14
Tyrese A	14
Elijah W	12
Obi B	12
Elliot F	11
Esther T	11
Sophia C	11
Roman D	10
Sophia S	10
Ava R	9
Daniel B	9
Peter W	9

 

Year 9

Albany D	17
Samuel B	17
Joy D	16
Lacey A	16
James B	15
Isabel L	14
Mahi P	14
Ugoma U	14
Dimitris C	12
MJ B	12
Ellie H	11
Emily O	11
Nathan T	11
Sadie T	11
Bianca P	10
Chloe M	10
Eesha R	10

 

Year 10

Selina M	12
Ella M	11
Karina I	11
Zackary M	11
Alyssia P	10
Deborah A	10
Grace O	10
Louie N	10
Daisy H	9
Jensen T	9
Reginald R	9
Sarwar S	9
Alex D	8
Ellison C	8
Shaeeda K	8

 

Sixth Form

Jada A	3
Katie C	3
Tivonah T	3
Theo H	2
Amber S	1
Ingrit M	1
Jocelyn C	1
Malisse O	1
Maziah T	1
Nathan B	1
Oscar W	1
Ramneek R	1
Ruby H	1
Samuel D	1
Shamy M	1
Shreya D	1
Vritti V	1
Zaki C	1
Zaynab I	1

 

Mr M Armitage
Assistant Headteacher

Our Year 12 Health and Social Care class have been completing their work experience at the Trinity Community Project, based out of United Reform Church in St Albans.

The Trinity Community Project offers a range of services five days a week. They aim to encourage people to participate in a range of social activities within the service and out in the community, which offer choice and promote people’s skills, independence and self-confidence, while maintaining their dignity and safety. For more information please visit their website- https://www.trinitycp.org.uk/

Mr M Tominey
Head of Sixth Form

The Year 12s have had introductory learning for life lessons.

As part of these lessons our students have been introduced to the application process for University and during these lessons they have all signed up to the schools UCAS platform along with being given guidance on filling out their details and writing a personal statement which will initially be completed on Unifrog. This is also useful for students who are not applying for University as it can be used for a covering letter.

Please find attached guidance for parents from UCAS which you can use to help support your child in their post-18 decisions.

Please may I remind you that the school will authorise up to 4 university visits during the school year.

 

Mr M Tominey
Head of Sixth Form 

This term the Discovery Centre is following the Carnegie Book Awards, inviting students to read some of the most engaging and inspiring fiction published for young adults.

We are promoting eight of the longlisted titles in library lessons and in form time through Drop Everything and Read, encouraging students to read, discuss and vote for their favourites. All the titles are available to borrow from the Discovery Centre and digitally as ebooks or audiobooks in partnership with the Sora Digital Reading platform. Just download the Sora app and log-in with your school email address (username) and iPad password.

Mrs O’Brien & Mrs Gregory
Discovery Centre Mangers 

Next Thursday 12^th June is the All-Day District Athletics at Jarmon Park, Hemel Hempstead.

Over 65 students across Year 7 – 10 have been invited to attend the day. Please can parents/carers of those involved check EduLink / Google Classroom for the link to the Microsoft Form. This has all of the details of the day and access to the consent form that must be completed by Wednesday 11^th June. Without the completed consent form, we would not be able to take your child to the event.

This is an exciting day for our students to showcase their talents against other local schools.

Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Miss M Jones
Head of PE