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Ysgol Stanwell School Sporting Excellence School Productions Clubs & Activities Contents Greetings from the School School Calendar 2019/20 School Trips 2019/20 Behaviour Policy Update Clean Air Imitative Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Eco-Schools Esafety Healthy Schools Department News Year Group News 100% attendance pupils Greetings from the school Dear Parents and Carers, It has been an incredibly busy and purposeful term inside and out of classrooms here at Stanwell and our newsleer gives a flavour of the work that has gone on and highlights some of the ways in which students and staff have helped make it such a vibrant learning community. I am sure that pupils, parents and carers would like to join me in thanking all of the staff at Stanwell for their tremendous hard work and commitment to the students of the school. They are hugely commied to ensuring the best possible experiences for our young people, whether in lessons or through the extra‐curricular clubs, groups, trips and visits that they provide. As you’ll see from the newsleer our wonderful students connue to make an outstanding contribuon to all aspects of school life and are a credit to the whole community. We are enormously proud of them all. Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you, our parents and carers, for all of your sup‐ port of the school and for working in partnership with us during 2019. On behalf of all at Stanwell School, I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Yours faithfully, Trevor Brown Headteacher School Announcements Parents and pupils are reminded that Tuesday 7th January will be the first day of the Spring term for pupils as Monday 6th January is an INSET day. The date of the 2019 PTA quiz will be Friday 31st January. Please come along and join in this popular and fun event that is always a highlight of the school year. The maximum number of members per team is 6 and the entry fee includes a buffet supper. Wine, beer and cider can be purchased on the night to accompany your meal. Please telephone main reception to book your team’s space, we look forward to seeing you there. We ask all parents/carers to support us in not giving nuts and nut products to pupils to bring to school, school trips and clubs. This is due to the hazard presented to pupils who have allergies. Term Dates 2019-2021 2019/2020 Monday 2nd September 2019 is an INSET Day First day for students is Tuesday 3rd September 2019. All schools will be closed on Monday 8th May 2020 for the May Day Bank Holiday. Please note May Day Bank Holiday has been moved from the original Monday 4th May 2020 to coincide with the 75th anniversary of VE Day. Additional INSET days are to be taken at the school’s discretion and will be communicated to parents via printed material. 2020/2021 Tuesday 1st September 2020 is an INSET Day First day for students is Wednesday 3rd September 2020. Term Begin Half Term End Begin End Autumn Tuesday 01st Monday 26th Friday 30th Friday 18th 2020 Sept 2020 Oct 2020 Oct 2020 Dec 2020 Spring Monday 4th Monday 15th Friday 19th Friday 26th 2021 Jan 2021 Feb 2021 Feb 2021 Mar 2021 Summer Monday 12th Monday 31st Friday 04th Tuesday 20th 2021 Apr 2021 May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 All schools will be closed on Monday 3 May 2021 for the May Day Bank Holiday. Additional INSET days are to be taken at the school’s discretion and will be communicated to parents via printed material. Proposed Overnight Trips 2109/20 Description Year Group Department Location Dates Rockfield Studios Masterclass 6th Form Music Technology Rockfield Studios, Monmouth late January TBC London Sixth Form Visit 6th Form History and Politics London Thurs 17th Oct 2019 - Fri 18th Oct 2019 A level French Trip to Paris 6th Form French Paris 20th March to 22nd March Vietnam Expedition 6th Form Duke of Edinburgh Vietnam July 2020 History Visit to Munich Year 10 History Munich/ Nurembourg 19th March - 22nd March 2020 Year 11 Rosslyn Park 7s Year 11 PE London Tuesday 24th - Thursday 26th March Field Trip Year 12 Biology / Geography Gower 26th November to 27th November 2019 AS Geography Fieldwork Year 12 Biology / Geography Gower 26th - 27th November 2019 Côte D'Opale, France Year 7 French Côte D'Opale, North West France Wednesday 1 to Friday 3 July 2020 History Trip to London Year 8 History London 14th - 15th November 2019 Disneyland Paris Year 8 French / Welsh Paris, France Thurs 6th - Sat 8th March 2020 Year 8 Rosslyn Park 7s Year 8 PE London Sunday 22nd March - Monday 23rd March 2020 Food Trip Year 8 DT Barcelona 21/10/20 - 24/10/20 Storey Arms Year 9 PE Brecon April/June 2020 - TBC Glan Llyn Trip Year 9 Cymraeg Bala 8th - 10th November 2019 The Eden Project Year 9 Geography Eden Project, Cornwall February 2020 Year 9 Rosslyn Park 7s Year 9 PE London Wednesday 25th - Friday 27th March 2020 Drama Trip to London Years 10 & 11 Drama London 15th - 16th January 2020 International Fieldwork Years 10 & 11 Geography Iceland / Italy October 2020 New York Trip Years 10 to 13 Performing Arts New York 25 -30 October 2019 California Geography KS4-KS5 Visit Years 11 to 13 Geography California, USA 4 - 12 February 2020 International Fieldwork Years 11 to 13 Geography West Coast of USA February 2020 Easter/Junior Ski Trip Years 7 to 10 Skiing / Extra-curricular Austria - Zell am See Friday 3rd April - Saturday 11th April German Exchange Years 8 & 9 MFL Staufen, Black Forest, Germany 14th - 22nd April 2020 WW1 Battlefields Years 8 & 9 History France and Belgium 21/5/20 - 22/5/20 Music Tour Years 8 to 13 Music TBC July TBC London Years 9 to 13 Performing Arts London 1st April - 2nd April 2020 Art Visit to Madrid Years 9 to 13 Art and Design Madrid Friday 14th - Monday 17th February 2020 Buisness Studies and ICT Live Years 9 to 13 Business Studies / IT Disneyland, Paris 29th February - 3rd March 2020 Duke of Edinburgh Expeditions Bronze day walk Year 9 Cowbridge Sat 1st February 2020 Silver Practice Year 10 19th - 20th March 2020 Silver Assessed Year 10 2nd - 4th April 2020 Bronze Practice (Group 1) Year 9 Ogmore 30th April - 1st May 2020 Bronze Practice (Group 2) Year 9 Ogmore 21st May - 22nd May 2020 Bronze Assessed (Group 1) Year 9 7th - 8th May 2020 Bronze Assessed (Group 2) Year 9 30th June - 3rd July 2020 Gold Practice 6th Form 18th - 20th June 2020 SCHOOL DIARY 2019/20 Monday 2 September 2019 INSET DAY - staff only Tuesday 3 September 2019 First day of term for pupils Tuesday 15 October 2019 OPEN DAY Tuesday 22 October 2019 Year 13 Parents' Evening Friday 25 October 2019 Last day of Half Term HALF TERM Monday 4 November 2019 Term restarts for all staff and pupils Tuesday 12 November 2019 Year 7 Pastoral Evening Friday 20 December 2019 Last day of Term CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS Monday 6 January 2020 INSET DAY - staff only Tuesday 7 January 2020 First day of term for pupils Tuesday 28 January 2020 Year 12 Parents' Evening Tuesday 4 February 2020 Year 11 Parents' Evening Tuesday 11 February 2020 Year 11 Options Evening Friday 14 February 2020 Last day of Half Term HALF TERM Monday 24 February 2020 Term restarts for all staff and pupils Tuesday 3 March 2020 Year 8 Parents' Evening Tuesday 17 March 2020 Year 10 Parents' Evening Tuesday 24 March 2020 Year 8 Options Evening Tuesday 31 March 2020 Year 9 Parents' Evening Friday 3 April 2020 Last day of Term EASTER HOLIDAYS Monday 20 April Term restarts for all staff and pupils Tuesday 12 May 2020 Year 7 Parents' Evening Friday 22 May 2020 Last day of Half Term 2020 HALF TERM Monday 1 June 2020 Term restarts for all staff and pupils Tuesday 7 July 2020 NEW YEAR 7 PARENTS' EVENING Tuesday 14 July 2020 LAST DAY OF TERM FOR PUPILS UNIFORM AND BEHAVIOUR: A CULTURE OF HIGH EXPECTATIONS AND STANDARDS As outlined in the School’s Behaviour Policy and Uniform Policy. Governors and Staff have a clear vision that requires all stake holders to expect high standards that impact positively on learning and outcomes for all pupils. We are grateful for your continued support and coopera- tion in maintaining high standards of uniform, punctuality and attendance. Failure to comply with these basic school rules can detract from teaching and learning and result in pupils miss- ing vital discussions in classrooms that are focused on examination preparation and crucial subject content. To further develop a culture of high expectations, mutual respect and to ensure there is a safe and stimulating environment, students and parents/carers are asked to make themselves famil- iar with the School’s Lunch and Break Time Charter: Pupils are required to be in full school uniform at all times and are reminded that all top coats must be navy blue or black, and no informal footwear is permitted. Pupils wearing inappropri- ate or unacceptable items of clothing will be removed from lessons. If you require support in sourcing correct uniform please contact Mrs C Kynaston. Please be reminded that mobile phones are prohibited and pupils are welcome to use the school phones should they need to contact home. Clean Air Initiative Stanwell School is fully committed to raising awareness of environmental issues and is continually seeking to reduce pollution levels in and around the school site.
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