The End of Year (EOY) Parent Teacher Meetings(PTM) on Monday 8th July will be conducted online.

On Thursday 4th July, you will receive a separate email in your PCode (parent school email, not your student's code/email) to book your appointment to meet your child's teacher/s.

Homeroom Teachers in FS1  to Year 3 will have 10-minute appointment slots whilst subject specialist teachers will have 5-minute slots per family. We ask parents to be ready online and that the time allotted is adhered to. 

On Friday 5th July, the End of Year Reports for Primary and Secondary schools will be released. Please ensure that you login using the PCode (school email address only) to access the End of Year reports. 

When one door closes another door opens. As we bring our academic year to an end we would like to inform you of some changes to our leadership team in October 2024. It is bittersweet that, in a few months, we will bid farewell to two dear members of our team as they embark on some new beginnings.

We are thrilled to share the highlights of the colourful and fun-themed FS1 End of Year Assemblies and the Nursery and FS2 Graduation ceremonies that took place this week at ASPS.

The FS1 End of Year Assemblies were vibrant and joyful. The children showcased their talents through various performances, their energy and enthusiasm were infectious, and they have become confident speakers!

Our FS2 graduates, dressed in their red caps and gowns, marched confidently to the stage, marking a significant milestone in their early education journey. Learning new things was a significant part of our journey, but it was just as important to witness the love and friendship that flourished throughout the school year. These bonds have enriched our community and made our time together truly special.

It was a fitting end to an academic year filled with learning, growth and countless precious memories. We look forward to more exciting and fun occasions in the future, continuing to nurture and celebrate the achievements of our students.

More photos in our upcoming EYFS Curriculum Overview

Transitioning from Year 3 to Year 4 marks an exciting time for students as they continue to grow academically and personally. Our Year 3 students had a lovely time experiencing a preview of what awaits them in Year 4. They engaged in various activities, met their future teachers, and got a taste of the exciting new subjects and challenges they will encounter.

The MSC team is thrilled to announce the culmination of our MSC Projects, designed to enhance learning skills across all grade levels. Here’s what’s coming up:

Friday 28th June

• Year 2: Students will be dressed up as a community helper and will showcase it through a  parade followed by presentations 

• Years 3-6: The best projects, previously presented in class, will be displayed for everyone to admire.

• Year 7: Their classroom will be transformed into a museum for the day.

• Year 8: Experience a new country as they convert their classes into a unique cultural experience.

Thursday 4th July

• Year 9: Watch the documentaries they have created about significant historic events. These events promise to be a fantastic display of creativity, learning and collaboration. 

Members of the Wellbeing Heroes and Student Council are arranging an End of Year event for all student in Secondary School (Year 7 to 9) on Friday 5th July. The Wacky Awards aim to celebrate the special quirks that make us all unique. With lots of activities, games and fun awards planned out, the day is bound to be extremely wacky. Students are asked to dress up in formals for the event and add a wacky accessory to their outfit to go with the theme of Elegant Eccentricity. The event will be held during the school day in the school gym.

An End of Year Survey was posted on the Wellbeing Google Classrooms for all students in Year 3 to 9 to complete. This survey is very important as it gives us an insight into trends about wellbeing that we need to focus on for the new academic year. 

All students in Year 3 to Year 9 is asked to complete the survey. If your child has not completed the survey yet please ensure that they do so. 

Click on the link below to start the survey:

https://forms.gle/mgyhEx2vkdGWqAGD6 

Last Wednesday, 26th June, our Head of Wellbeing, Ms Hareem and the GAB Wellbeing Parent Panel hosted a workshop focused on navigating difficult conversations with children about current and relevant issues. 

For those who couldn't attend or would like to revisit the discussion, you can find a recording of the workshop here:

Click here to watch