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High Expectations lead to High Achievers Year 11 Key Dates 2018/19 Date Event Monday 27th September Parents and information evening Tuesday 30th October Revision and destinations evening Friday 9th November Term 1 progress reports and projections hom Wednesday 7th Oak Academy careers fayre November Wednesday 31st October – Friday 16th Destinations interviews with SLT November Friday 21st December Mock results and Christmas takeaway Wednesday 16th Armed visit (2pm – 3.30pm) January Thursday 17th January Parents evening Friday 29th March PPE results and Easter invites Monday 15th April – Easter Revision Friday 18th April tbc Thursday 4th April Parents evening Monday 13th May Study stay starts Thursday 22nd August GCSE Results Oak Academy https://www.oak-academy.co.uk Sian Thomas, BEd (Hons), CEO-AAT E: [email protected] Paul Holman, Director of Secondary Outcomes T: 01202 774600 Richard Burgas, BA (Hons) Principal Duck Lane, Bournemouth, Dorset BH11 9JJ Part of Ambitions Academies Trust Registered Company No 07977940 – Registered Address: Evering Avenue, Parkstone, Poole BH12 4JG – Registered in England & Wales VAT Reg No 142 3672 27 High Expectations lead to High Achievers Open Evening Dates 2018/19 Bournemouth & Poole College Thursday 27 September 2018 4-8 pm – Parents evening Tuesday 13 November 2018 4-8 pm - Brockenhurst College Saturday 6th October 2018 10 am - 2 pm Tuesday 16th October 2018 4.30-8 pm Saturday 10th November 2018 10 am - 2 pm Wednesday 1st May 2019 5.30-8 pm Kingston Maurward College Sunday Open Days - register online at www.kmc.ac.uk 23 September 2018 20 January 2019 14 October 2018 17 March 2019 18 November 2018 28 April 2019 9 December 2018 2 June 2019 Avonbourne Tuesday 25th September 2018 6-8.30 pm The Bourne Academy Wednesday 10 October 2018 Bishop of Winchester School Tuesday 16th October 2018 Bournemouth School for Boys Thursday 10 January 2019 Bournemouth School for Thursday 1 November 2018 6-8 pm Ferndown Upper School Thursday 15 November 2018 6-8.30 pm Magna Academy Thursday 22nd November 2018 Queen Elizabeth School Thursday 29 November 2018 6-8 pm St Edwards School Thursday 1st November 2018 7-9 pm Twynham School Thursday 18th October 2018 + Open Morning Oak Academy https://www.oak-academy.co.uk Sian Thomas, BEd (Hons), CEO-AAT E: [email protected] Paul Holman, Director of Secondary Outcomes T: 01202 774600 Richard Burgas, BA (Hons) Principal Duck Lane, Bournemouth, Dorset BH11 9JJ Part of Ambitions Academies Trust Registered Company No 07977940 – Registered Address: Evering Avenue, Parkstone, Poole BH12 4JG – Registered in England & Wales VAT Reg No 142 3672 27 .

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