ISSUE 31

11 October 2024

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Dear Parents and Carers

It’s a beautifully sunny afternoon and we’ve had word that our Year 7 students have all arrived safely at their PGL residential and were set to enjoy a hearty lunch before embarking on a range of activities including aeroball, giant swing, zip wire, archery tag, rifle shooting and vertical challenge; and that’s before the campfire night and evening disco, set for today and tomorrow respectively. This is a hugely important part of our transition programme for Year 7, and it was lovely to able to speak about this with prospective parents/carers at our Open Mornings which took place this week. I must also give special praise to our Year 9 students who were wonderful tour guides and ambassadors of the school.

In a similar vein, we have our Sixth Form Open Evening taking place this Wednesday, and it’s so pleasing that so many of our students are looking to stay on into our Sixth Form, particularly given the exceptional student experience we are able to offer, combined with outstanding outcomes – we are also able to take on up to 30 external applicants into Year 12, so if you do know of any local families whose daughters might like to consider joining Rosebery’s Sixth Form, please do flag this event to them.

Our interactive Sixth Form Prospectus can be viewed by clicking HERE or clicking the image below.

Elsewhere this week the Art Department has visited the National Portrait Gallery, various aged teams have been competing in schools and district netball, and our students have been to see theatre performances of ‘Back to the Future’ and ‘Come From Away’; you can read about these activities and much more in the remainder of Rosebery News.

It was also lovely to hear that 4 Rosebery girls, following recent trials, have been selected for Surrey Hockey Squads this year – congratulations to Morgan W (U13 Squad), Jemima S and Ava W (U15 Squad), and Katie McD (U16 Squad). In addition to this, Rowan W, in Year 11, celebrated her National League debut with the Surbiton Hockey Club Womens 2s Team. They play hockey in Division 1 South, which is just below the Premier League.

Finally, the Sixth Form Head Girls and Senior Prefects are insistent that I finish with a final RAG Week reminder. So much effort has been put into to preparing some great events in the name of Raising and Giving, so if you can, please do consider signing your daughter up for either the Weekly Ticket or Teachers’ Top the Pops Ticket on ParentPay – they’d be hugely grateful.

Wristbands

The £7 wristband which give you access to all events during the week were available on ParentPay, but your daughter will have a final chance to buy one at break time in the Quad on Monday 14 October.

If they don’t buy a weekly wristband your daughter will be able to pay at the door of each event, apart from TTOP.

Top of the Pops

If you missed getting a Top of the Pops wristband on ParentPay, your daughter will be able to purchase one every break time during RAG Week, but there’s limited availability.

Students will not be able to pay on the door for Top of the Pops.

Cash and card payment accepted.

It’s also a non-uniform day on Friday 18 October, to end the week in style, everyone is asked to wear Pink and donate a £1, to support Breast Cancer Now’s ‘Wear it Pink Day’.

Have a great weekend everyone.

David Lach

HEAD OF SCHOOL

TABLE OF CONTENTS - click to jump to an entry

Executive Headteacher Commendations

Key Dates - all dates subject to change

Week 1: w/c Monday 14 October

Monday 14 October - Friday 18 October

RAG Week

Y7 & 8 Rolling Read - Period 5

Monday 14 October

Y12 & 13 Tour of Houses of Parliament Trip

Wednesday 16 October

Y11 Futures Day

Y12 & 13 Aerospace Engineering Programme

Sixth Form Open Evening

Thursday 17 October

Y12 & 13 Criminology: Crime Scene to Courtroom

Friday 18 October

Pink Non-uniform Day (in aid of Breast Cancer)

PSA Quiz

Week 2: w/c Monday 21 October

Monday 21 October - Wednesday 23 October

House Benchball

Tuesday 22 October

Y7 Meet the Tutor (virtual)

Thursday 24 October - Tuesday 29 October

Y11 Geography Trip - Italy

Thursday 24 October - Thursday 31 October

Y12 & 13 History & Politics Trip - Washington and New York

Head of Year Entries

YEAR 7

This week, Year 7 have made us very proud by representing the Rosebery community remarkably, both inside and outside the classroom. I had the pleasure of visiting Year 7 lessons this week, where I was met with engagement, enthusiasm and politeness from all classrooms. It was a ray of sunshine in a particularly gloomy week.

Outside the classroom, a special shout-out goes to Aoife VDV 7PY, who was chosen to be an Honour Guard for the Harlequin’s Women’s Rugby Team match against the Exeter Chiefs. It was the opening weekend of the Premiership Women’s Rugby season and Aoife embodied our year motto of ‘Have Courage’ wonderfully.

Year 7 have continued to thrive and are becoming excellent role models for our community. They have shown determination in peer masterclasses, leadership and teamwork in their netball tournament on Wednesday and kindness to the environment through litter picking at lunchtime. As you are reading this, our first residential trip to PGL in Osmington Bay is in full swing. It has been all that the Year 7 students can talk about, and we are super excited for a fun-filled weekend ahead, full of activities such as the giant swing, aero ball and vertical climbing!

⭐ STARS OF THE WEEK ⭐

7CX: Hadia A – for consistently working hard in every lesson and showing great determination.

7CY: Sadie M - for displaying a positive and enthusiastic attitude during form time and showing her fantastic modelling skills with her play-doh model.

7EX: Anna-Clara W – for embedding our Year 7 Motto ‘Have Courage, Be Kind’ within her actions towards others. For example, in form time she ensures no one is left out of an activity.

7EY: Sofia V - for demonstrating positive engagement with all tasks in form time and with the form group.

7MX: Rosie H – for always showing a positive attitude, great effort and enthusiasm in class.

7MY: India S – for having the most merits in the form, highlighting her excellent efforts and resilience in all lessons.

7PX: Evelyn D – for developing her love for learning in the classroom by having a positive attitude in all her lessons that has been noticed by numerous teachers.

7PY: Amelia J - for showing resilience and progress by having excellent feedback from teachers and the correct uniform every morning.

Ms Godwin - Head of Year 7

Miss Monk - Deputy Head of Year 7

For all things Year 7, please check out our:

Instagram: @roseberyyear7

Year 7 Website

YEAR 8

It has been another week where Year 8 have continued to amaze us with their kindness, resilience, and relentless endeavour! Mrs. Jones kicked off the week with an inspiring assembly on the importance of Black History Month. Our students were captivated by the powerful narratives of British and African history and achievements. These meaningful lessons were further enriched through engaging History, Music, and English classes, which followed these themes and narratives very closely.

Visiting Year 8 in their lessons was an absolute pleasure - from perfecting basketball skills to examining historical sources and creating beautiful aprons in textiles, it was lovely to see them so engaged with their work.

Outside the classroom, our students have also made remarkable achievements. Congratulations to Lea F 8PY for her outstanding performance in her weightlifting competition last weekend! We also congratulate our Year 8 footballers for their hard work in the English Schools' FA Cup this week. Despite a tough game, their determination shone through until the very end. We also applaud those who also participated in the cross-country meeting at Reigate Grammar School on Wednesday.

We eagerly anticipate another fantastic week ahead, filled with house assemblies, charity fundraising, and our ‘wear pink’ event for breast cancer awareness.

⭐ STARS OF THE WEEK ⭐

8CX: Poppy E - for always being such a hard-working student and always giving her best in class.

8CY: Jude Y - for always being polite, kind and a really good friend.

8EX: Polly H - for always being very polite and engaged during form times activities especially when participating during class discussions!

8EY: Sophia P - for getting a named part in the school production

8MX: Alice C - for the kindness she shows to others in form.

8MY: Hope T - for her fantastic start to Year 8, and positive contributions within form time discussions.

8PX: Grace G and Beth G - for the wonderful crotchet autumn decorations!

8PY: Thea W - for always being polite and helpful during tutor time, and Lea F - for participating in a weightlifting competition during the weekend.

Miss Linehan - Head of Year 8

Miss Devonish - Deputy Head of Year 8

YEAR 9

This week feels like déjà vu, with Year 9 once again representing Rosebery in such an incredible way as we welcomed prospective parents/carers and students on site twice this week. A special shout out to 9MY for their last minute switching to being Open Morning tour guides and doing so adeptly with wonderful feedback from parents and carers. It is a great joy to have such a reliable, amiable year group who are proud to represent our community.

In lessons, Year 9 continue to work incredibly hard and the continued stream of merits currently means Year 9 has the most of any year group in the school - a real testament to their hard work and dedication.

Next week, we welcome RAG Week. All wristbands that have been ordered will be distributed in form times next week in time for everyone to enjoy the oragnised chaos that promises to be one of the nicest weeks of the year.

Have a lovely weekend

⭐ STARS OF THE WEEK ⭐

9CX: Eve W - for welcoming a new student into the form group.

9CY: Luella D - for her fantastic effort, determination and disciplined approach to all her lessons this week.

9EX: Masiy R - for being a true Rosebery ambassador by being polite, kind and enthusiastic with parents on an Open Morning tour.

9EY: Cerys J - for excellent work showing families around during the Open Mornings.

9MX: Jess F - for consistently showing incredible resilience and determination and giving her very best across all subjects; your hard work and perseverance are truly inspiring, Jess!

9MY: Madiha S - for excellent work during cover lessons this week, and for always having a positive outlook in form time!

9PY: Ruby D - for having a super week and earning 16 merits!

Mr Pingree - Head of Year 9

Ms Cooke - Deputy Head of Year 9

YEAR 10

It has been another busy week, with students delving into Biology Week activities – check out our Instagram and X posts to see photos of 10EY’s amazing play-doh plant and animal cell sculpting. I’ve spent a lot of time in the Science department this week, popping into lessons and seeing some of the work students are proud of. In one lesson, students were evaluating their bacteria growing process and they were excited to show me the progress, although it was a little smelly!

One class that really made me smile though was Ms Nejad’s RS class. The students have grown into this confident group who kept putting their hands up in Thursday’s lesson, being so inquisitive and mature. The difference from when I saw these classes in Year 9, to now in Year 10 is remarkable. I genuinely left the room smiling and skipped to my office to give every student a merit as I was so proud of them.

This leads me nicely onto our second ‘Thank You Friday’, where I thanked the following ten students for making me smile; Charlotte H 10MX, Jemima K 10MX, Luisa H 10MY, Leah F 10EY, Millie F 10PY, Emma R 10CY, Lizzie B 10CX, Evie C 10CX, Eve A 10CX and Amelia B 10PY.
From little things like saying hello back to me around the school site, to being so polite in lessons and a pleasure to teach were just some of the reasons why these students were rewarded with this week's hot chocolate morning.

We look forward to RAG Week next week, which our Sixth Form students have worked so hard on – let's make it a record year in showing our support to the community.

Have a lovely weekend.

⭐ STARS OF THE WEEK ⭐

10CX: Eve A - for always being an active participant in form time challenges & activities.

10CY: Tilly S - for being an all-round superstar - merits, attendance, punctuality and uniform all perfect.

10EY: Molly M - for always being positive, kind and participating in form (and doubling her merits this week)!

10MX: Abigail W - for showing great participation in form time activities and always being on the winning team for challenges!

10MY: Harmony T - for being courageous in her Spanish lessons.

10PX: Tiana W - for being so kind and helpful in form time.

10PY: Charlotte A - for an excellent start to Year 10, showing great effort and determination across all subjects.

Click HERE to view the slides for the Year 10 Information Evening from Tuesday 24 September 2024

Mr Waight - Head of Year 10

Miss Fielding - Deputy Head of Year 10

YEAR 11

This week has truly flown by, with Year 11 involved in every aspect of school life. Our Year 11 Netball Team won gold at the District Netball tournament, and it was a pleasure to celebrate their victory with them as part of our ‘Thank You Thursdays’. This week we chose to recognise the whole team for the wonderful dedication they have shown to extra-curricular activities which has been a multi-year commitment for many of them. In addition, we have had Year 11 students sharing their ‘Proud work’ with us via the QR codes shown around school, which then translates into merits that can be used to buy exciting rewards from the ePraise shop.

We are also pleased to hear how many students are already considering their next steps after GCSEs, and we are delighted with the ambition and motivation that they are showing. Next Wednesday, all of Year 11 will be off-timetable to take part in Year 11 Futures Day, an event designed to help students plan what they want from the future, with the help of activities, guest speakers and returning alumni, all of whom we hope will inspire our students. This is then followed by Rosebery’s Sixth Form Open Evening, and we hope to see many of you there. The whole day is an invitation for Year 11 to get involved with enthusiasm and take the opportunity to start deciding where they want their lives to go. We hope that they will seize the opportunity with both hands and make the day a meaningful one. We can’t wait to share this with you next week.

Finally, we are pleased to share two more ‘Rosebery Remarkable’ students this week: Poppy D 11CX and Daisy S 11CY, who took on the role of Ambassadors for Dyslexia Awareness Week. Thank you for your contribution!

Ms Newman - Head of Year 11

Mr Hewett - Deputy Head of Year 11

House Points

CURIE

14729

ELIZABETH

13042

MALALA

13184

PANKHURST

11302

Rosebery PSA

We are really looking forward to our first Quiz Night on Friday 18 October at school from 7.30pm, and we hope to see many of our parents and carers there! We are delighted that our main sponsor, The Personal Agent, has kindly agreed to sponsor the prizes. Please book your tickets on ParentPay, along with any pre-orders of our cheese platters (a generous choice of cheese, pickles, crackers and other delights) and delicious fruit platters. There is also the opportunity to pre-order any drinks you want for the evening to help us manage stock levels. There will also be drinks and snacks available to purchase on the evening.

Space is limited, so please don’t delay and book your tickets today! Ticket sales will close on Monday.

Upcoming events:

Wednesday 16 October - refreshment sales for Sixth Form Open Evening - 5.00pm to 7.00pm
Friday 18 October - Quiz Night starting at 7.30pm
Tuesday 5 November - PSA Committee Meeting starting at 6.30pm at school (everyone welcome!)

If you have any questions, please email us at roseberypsa@hotmail.co.uk

Lisa Higgins - PSA Chair

Work With Us

Please click HERE to view our current job vacancies.

Art

National Portrait Gallery

The Art Department is incredibly proud of our Year 11 students for their outstanding engagement during our recent visit to the National Portrait Gallery. Each student displayed creativity and enthusiasm as they explored artworks and sketched pieces that inspired them. Their exemplary behaviour was a true credit to them, and we are looking forward to seeing how this enriching experience will influence and elevate their upcoming 'Identity' project.

Mrs Dacey - Art Teacher

Royal Academy - Saturday Workshops

Apply now to one of the RA's Saturday workshops using this link.

If you are an artist in Year 10, 11, 12 or 13, this is an amazing opportunity for workshops, portfolio-building activities and fantastic joy-filled making with professional artists.

Applications close next week.

Ms Wiggins - Art Teacher

LRH

Book Reviews

“I loved this book because it let me escape to a world of mystery, magic and adventure! It also had a lovely ending and a story of how friendship is rewarding”

Lia R 7MX

“I loved it because it shows me how much refugees suffer from wars and how they are separated from their families for years”

anonymous

“It is emotional at times but it is a very lovely story of a boy who had an amazing friendship with a whale”

Izzy C 7MX

“I started reading it because my sister recommended it. It hooked me in on the first sentence. It can link in unexpected ways”

Seraphina W 7MX

“I think it was very engaging and it had amazing vocabulary, and it was so imaginative and brought you into another world, which was so exciting”

Lucy L 7MX

“I have found out about so many women who have inspired me to come out of my comfort zone and achieve many things”

Lucia L B 7MX

“I loved it because it says how a normal commoner girl became a queen; it shows how life can have twists and turns but can also have great results”

Maka K 7MX

Top tips to keep secondary school children reading

Engage with School Staff - We encourage parents to liaise with English teachers or librarians at school. Our teachers and librarians are more than happy to provide reading ideas and recommendations. At Rosebery, students read daily during their Rolling Read period, and we also have a Reading Bingo competition to motivate them to explore different genres.
Support Their Reading Choices - It’s important to be open-minded about your child's reading preferences. Whether they are interested in horror, fantasy, or graphic novels, allowing them to explore these genres can spark their interest. Even if a book seems challenging, this could encourage them to expand their vocabulary and improve their reading skills. Graphic novels, in particular, offer great storytelling options and can be highly engaging.
Offer a Variety of Books - Provide your child with a wide range of reading materials. Borrowing books from the library, or giving them books as gifts for special occasions, increases the chances of finding something they truly enjoy. Exposure to different authors and genres can help foster their love for reading. For example, some students have been drawn in by the first page of popular titles like A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson.
Read Aloud to Your Child - Reading aloud can be a powerful way to introduce children to new stories. Whether it's a snippet from a book or a sample chapter downloaded from an online platform, hearing part of a story might just be enough to capture their interest and encourage them to read further.
Start Small - Keep in mind that less can be more. Avoid overwhelming children with large books, as shorter, less intimidating options are also available and can be just as captivating.
Model a Reading Environment - Set a positive example by reading yourself. Creating a routine where the whole family reads together for 10–15 minutes in the evening can establish reading as a normal, enjoyable activity, potentially inspiring your child to follow suit.
Explore Audiobooks - Remember that audiobooks can be just as beneficial as physical books. Surrey Library members, for instance, have access to a wide range of eLibrary services, including eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines, eComics, and eNewspapers, providing plenty of opportunities for children to enjoy stories in different formats.

Follow the link HERE to find out more.

Maths

UKMT Senior Maths Challenge

Huge congratulations go to the following students who took part in the UKMT Senior Maths Challenge and were awarded certificates:

Gold certificates

Emma G 12B
Lauren L 12B
Marta N 12B

Silver certificate:

Amy H 12A

Bronze certificates:

Sarafina Blu B 12A
Amy B 12A
Jess T 12A
Olivia T 12B
Sadie S 13H

A special congratulations goes to Emma G who also achieved the Best in School certificate and has qualified for the British Maths Olympiad, as well as Lauren L and Marta N who have both qualified for the Senior Kangaroo Round. We wish them the best of luck in the next round!

Top 5 Sparx Maths Stars

YEAR 7

Lucy G 7EX

Rohini H 7EY

Hannah S 7MX

Zahrah S 7PX

Erin O 7MX

YEAR 8

Sophia P 8EY

Sahasra V 8PY

Morgan W 8MY

Annabelle C 8PX

Emily K 8PX

YEAR 9

Izzy C 9PY

Alice P 9MX

Ava W 9EX

Sienna L 9CX

Sreeya K 9PY

YEAR 10

Abi P 10EY

Tanya C 10MX

Hazel S 10CX

Lakthika S 10CY

Abi G 10PX

Mrs Rathore - Maths Teacher

Music

Friday Live

Congratulations to Annabelle C 10EX, Rosie I 9PX, Rosa F 9EX, Katelyn L 9EX, Imogen E 9EX and Olivia L 9EY for performing in Friday Live last week. Over 100 students were again packed into G12 to hear 3 fantastic performances. Special mention to the two Year 9 Music classes who, after only 4 weeks of lessons, have already had several girls perform.

Due to PGL and Teachers' Top of the Pops, Friday Live will return on Friday 25 October. Please email Mr Holloway if you would like to perform.

Instrumental Lessons

We are very fortunate at Rosebery to have a fabulous team of peripatetic music teachers. Please click HERE to find out more information if you are interested in getting lessons for your daughter. Every week in Rosebery News, I will be featuring one of our team. This week, it’s the lovely Miss Walshaw’s turn:

Gill Walshaw - Cello

Qualifications

BMus Goldsmith's College

Gill enjoys a busy career as music educator, cellist, arranger, transcriber and composer. With over 20 years as a music educator including a Head of Strings post and Senior Teacher of 'In Harmony Lambeth' Gill loves to share her passion for music and tailors the learning journey to her student's interests and needs. She has 100% pass rate entering instrumental exams (usually with merit and distinction mark). However, the most important aspect is to enjoy playing well with ease and comfort, and set forth on the amazing journey that is music! Gill loves to work with students to find their personal creative voice and play with freedom and expression.

Gill founded and leads cello ensemble 'Vivacelli', recently transcribed the commercial album Thrive for RIOPY and is a published composer. She currently teaches at Nonsuch School, Sutton and Halliford School, Shepperton. Although classically trained she has always enjoyed dipping into different styles such as folk and jazz music and exploring improvisation.

Contact information

cellogill@hotmail.com

0771 2739180

Mr Holloway - Head of Music

Science

Biology Week

We have been celebrating Biology Week. This is a national celebration of all things relating to the biosciences. Our Year 7 and 8 students have been attending lunchtime sessions throughout the week, including using microscopes to study moss, making bioplastics from potato starch and making mini beehives. Students in all year groups have been looking at women in science, and careers relating to biosciences in their form times this week. 10EY went one step further by also making play dough models of cells as part of their Wellbeing Wednesday activity. Our Year 13 prefects designed some fantastic activities to get students thinking about where Biology could take them and the wonderful discoveries of female scientists in the past. They also produced posters and a form PowerPoint presentation to advertise the week and supported in the lunchtime sessions. Thank you Bethany H 13H, Naomi C 13D, Emily P 13G, Zainab M 13D and Abeer S 13D for all your work in making Biology Week 2024 such a success.

Mrs Macgregor - Head of Biology

Sport

EESA Cross Country

On Wednesday we travelled to Reigate Grammar School to take part in the EESA Cross Country. The girls were a little nervous when we arrived and saw how many schools were taking part and the level of competition they would be facing. However, after a walk through of the course route their nerves seemed to settle. The junior girls team took part first, and at this point it was evident just how muddy and slippery the course was. Despite this, the pace was fast and this was maintained throughout. Our girls took to their race plan and kept their pace. At the finishing line it was clear to see the effort and intensity the girls had run with, and I thank them for putting themselves through it for Rosebery! Mimi B 8MY and Francesca A 8EY were our top finishers. We will know the official results in due course.

The intermediate girls ran next, and after hearing about the bogginess of the course, were a little apprehensive at the start line. But Darci V-R 9MY started off with great pace and maintained this throughout, followed closely by Fiona W 9CY. The others were not far behind, and Aaliyah-Zaina R 10EY overtook quite a few runners in the final lap. Darci and Fiona held their positions and finished in the top runners from Rosebery, with Darci being our most successful finisher of the day.

A huge congratulations to all that took part - you represented Rosebery in a joyful manner and it was a delight to take you. Bring on the next one at Nonsuch!

Mrs Hart McKee - PE Teacher

Year 7 and 8 Netball

The Year 7 Netball Team delivered an outstanding performance against Blenheim School, securing a decisive victory with a final score of 5-3. From the first whistle, the team showcased excellent teamwork and communication skills, with Ellie M 7PY leading the charge by scoring early goals. The defence, anchored by India S 7MY, consistently intercepted passes and denied the opposition clear chances at scoring, while Sophia C and Dolsie S 7PY excelled in the centre, creating numerous scoring opportunities. The team’s determination shone through, especially in the final quarter, where they pulled ahead with three quick goals to secure their win.

In another thrilling match, the Year 8 Netball Team triumphed over Blenheim with a final score of 20-0. The players demonstrated remarkable skill and strategy throughout the game, with Phoebe B 8CY opening the scoring with a stunning shot from distance. The team’s cohesive play was evident particularly in the midfield, where Caitlin H 8CY and Evie O-S 8MY created numerous attacking opportunities. The Year 8 team sealed their victory with a brilliant team goal, showcasing their depth and resilience.

Miss Elms - PE Teacher

The Hive

Wellbeing Café

The Wellbeing Ambassadors held the first Wellbeing Café of this academic year for Year 7s. This proved very popular, with the students engaging in jewellery making, table tennis and other crafts. The next Wellbeing Café will be held on Friday 8 November for all year groups.

Fire Safety

Click HERE for a guide offering expert advice on how to educate those in your care about fire safety. It breaks down the steps you can take to protect youngsters in common situations – from bonfire night sparklers to lighting scented candles.

Executive Headteacher Commendations

Students in 9CY, 9EY, 9EX and 9MY have been phenomenal ambassadors for the school this week as tour guides on our three Open Mornings, after which our visitors could not speak more highly of their experience and how informative, courteous and enthusiastic our students were.

Many congratulations to the students below who have been nominated for their excellent effort, contribution and achievement this week.

Year 7

Ms Argyle has nominated Labiba R, Abigail G and Olivia B 7EX, Ava B and Thea L 7CX for going above and beyond in their research and exquisite decoration of their French books. 

Year 8

Ms Foster has nominated Amber C 8PY for always being enthused and engaged in English and Ms Argyle has nominated Grace B, Cecilia P and Ivy M 8MX and Lily M, Isla D and Alyssia P 8CX for going above and beyond in their research and exquisite decoration of their French books. 

Year 10

Ms Foster has nominated Rosie M 10EX for her passionate and thoughtful contributions about Jekyll and Hyde and Mrs Blake who has nominated Ella C 10PX and Georgina W 10EX for their readings in a Christmas Carol.

Year 11

Ms Foster has nominated Mia A 11PY, Stephanie L 11MY, Amelia L 11CY and Lois D 11EY for their consistent and excellent contributions in English lessons this academic year, Olivia B 11EY for her outstanding effort in her homework and independent revision in English, Mr Hiller has nominated Sophia C 11MX for demonstrating excellent independent practise and a desire to do the best she can in Chemistry and Grace B and Jess K 11MX for demonstrating excellent independent practise, a desire to do the best they can in Chemistry and a wonderful curiosity about the subject.

Sixth Form

Mrs Macgregor has nominated Bethany H 13H, Zainab M and Abeer S 13D for their work and enthusiasm in preparing for Biology week, Mrs Royall has nominated Sadie S 13H, Lina S 13E, Daniela F and Jeevi T 13A for giving up a total of 4 hours of their free time to compete in both the UKMT Senior Maths Challenge and the Maths Olympiad for Girls, Mrs Fogarty has nominated Rubie C 13E and Sophie G 13D for showing such great effort this year in Psychology and doing so well in their essay writing assessment, Ms Foster has nominated Janusha G 12H for a fantastic start to Year 12 and consistently sharing thoughtful ideas in our English Literature lessons and Mrs Callaghan has nominated Tom C 12F for superb pre-reading resulting in very high quality discussion about ways to reform democracy and Annabel D, Micaela Q and Issy C 13A, Maeve D and Summer E 13C, Debbie S and Anagha S 13B, Zainab H, Lola W and Ashvine P 13G, Marium A 13F, Nancy A 13D and Alice C, Esther S and Rubie C 13E for giving informative presentations on different mental health conditions in Health and Social Care.

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