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Educating Our Community for Success Edmonton County School Educating our Community for Success Spring Term Friday 10th January 2020 Dear Parents and carers On behalf of the school community I would like to wish you Happy New Year – I hope it is a successful one for you and your families, as we enter a new decade! At the start of this term we welcome new staff - Mr Tom Jeffrey (Science), Mrs Beatriz Betancort (EAL), Mrs Claire Henwood (EAL), Mrs Jennifer Whale (Finance Office), Miss Anjuma Lasker (Sixth Form Progress Lead) and Miss Corinne Harris (KS3 Progress Lead). We wish our new colleagues success in their new roles. As you know, we welcomed Lea Valley Academy into the Trust in October 2019 and in December, we made a full planning application to the London Borough of Enfield Council, to build Salmon’s Brook Free School. This new school is scheduled to open in 2021. In order to support the growth of the Trust, we have appointed Mr Paul Miller to be Head of School. Mr Miller is well known to the school community as Deputy Head and also as Acting Head of Primary when Mrs Franciosa was on maternity leave. He is therefore well placed to manage the school when I am engaged in work with both Lea Valley and Salmon’s Brook. We are actively recruiting for a Deputy Headteacher and we will inform you of that appointment in due course. Wishing you well for the term. Yours sincerely Dr S M Tranter Executive Headteacher Assembly Rota W/C 13th January 2020 Bury Campus Cambridge Campus Monday 13th January Year 11 Year 10 & 11 Tuesday 14th January Year 10 No Assembly Wednesday 15th January Year 9 Year 9 Thursday 16th January Year 8 Year 7 & 8 Friday 17th January Year 7 Year 12 IMPORTANT EXAMINATIONS INFORMATION EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENTS Make sure you check the seating plans posted in the playground in case there is a change of room for your exam (line up in the playground at least 15 minutes before the start time) Bring all the equipment you will need for the exam [black pens, pencils, ruler, calculator (where allowed), protractor, compasses] Full school uniform needs to be worn, with IDs placed on the exam desk Make sure you understand the rules Mobile phones/smart watches, or any other product with potential technological/web enabled sources of information must be switched off and put in bags. Any student found with such a device on them in an exam room will face disqualification from that exam Any pencil cases taken into the exam room must be see-through Only small water bottles will be allowed into the exam room and must have all labels removed You must not take into the exam room: notes a calculator case/instruction leaflet To mirror the public exams, if you are absent from school and miss an exam, THERE ARE NO RE-SITS. Listen to the invigilators and follow their instructions during the exam. Good luck with your revision and the exams! Ms G Boniface Examinations Manager [email protected] 020 8370 1924 Below is the timetable for the Pre Public Exams; copies of which will be found in the exams sections on the school website and will also be displayed around school. Individual Candidate Timetables have been given out. IMPORTANT EXAMINATIONS INFORMATION W/C 13th January 2020 Component Date Start Len Board Code Component Title Level EDEXL/ Mon 13 Jan 20 08:30 01:30 AW 1 Statistical Methods Written Paper AW/L1 EDEXL/ Mon 13 Jan 20 08:30 01:00 KSQ 20560E ICT 1 - The Online World AW/L1 EDEXL/ Mon 13 Jan 20 08:30 01:30 KSQ 31491H01 Working in Health and Social Care BTNG/B Camb Tech: U3 Sports Organise & CAMX/ Mon 13 Jan 20 12:40 01:00 RSA 582903 Develop DI3 EDEXL/ Tue 14 Jan 20 08:30 02:00 KSQ 31463H01 Personal and Business Finance BTNG/B EDEXL/ Wed 15 Jan 20 11:05 02:00 KSQ 31668H01 Media Representations BTNG/B Thu 16 Jan 20 08:30 01:30 AQA ASC4 Applied Science Unit 4 (clash exam) APG/B Thu 16 Jan 20 12:40 01:30 AQA ASC4 Applied Science Unit 4 APG/B EDEXL/ Creating Systems to Manage Informati Thu 16 Jan 20 12:40 03:00 KSQ 31761H1A PtA BTNG/B EDEXL/ Creating Systems to Manage Informati Fri 17 Jan 20 08:30 02:00 KSQ 31761H1B PtB BTNG/B All Fri 17 Jan 20 08:30 Day GCSE Turkish Speaking (Bury) The following week W/C 20th January 2020: Component Date Start Len Board Code Component Title Level EDEXL/ Mon 20 Jan 20 08:30 2:00 KSQ 31760H01 Information Technology Systems BTNG Tue 21 Jan 20 08:30 00:30 AQA ASC1 Applied Science Unit 1 APG Mon 20 Jan 20 08:30 All Day GCSE French Speaking (Camb) Tue 21 Jan 20 08:30 04:00 GCSE French Speaking (Camb) Tue 21 Jan 20 11:05 01:00 GCSE Turkish Speaking (Camb) Wed 22 Jan 20 08:30 All Day GCSE Turkish Speaking (Camb) Thu 23 Jan 20 11:05 03:00 GCSE French Speaking (Camb) Fri 24 Jan 20 08:30 All Day GCSE French Speaking (Camb) Students will be attending lessons as normal when not sitting an exam. For afternoon exams, students will have their lunch at 12:05pm, lining up at 12:40pm. CELEBRATING SUCCESS IN THE SCIENCE FACULTY Key Stage 3: We are delighted that numerous Year 7 students have got involved in the after school Science Club running on both sites. Students are able to get hands-on practical experience with a variety of experiments and also view demonstrations to further spark their interests! Every half term, one student from each Year 8 class has been nominated as the Scientist of the Month for their progress, effort or performance. This is displayed in the corridors for the rest of the school to acknowledge! Who will be the Scientist of the Month for this half term? Key Stage 4 - Well done to the Year 11 cohort for so carefully working through their PPE2! The majority of the cohort showed improvement on their earlier data Window, largely in part to how well they performed in December. Year 9, 10 and 11 continue to work extremely hard independently; even managing to tackle the impressively detailed holiday homework. Special shout outs to the following students for outstanding attainment in the previous term: Romina Brown (Year 11) Ishak Zaman (Year 11) Danyal Butt (Year 10) Lazaros Karakasidis (Year 10) Fos Ahmed (Year 9) Key Stage 5: Outstanding Further Education destination for last year Key Stage 5 Science students Mathangi Gopalkrishnan achieved A grades in both A level Biology and A level Chemistry and is now studying Pharmacy at Kings College London Hand Osman achieved A grade in both A level Biology and A level Chemistry and is now studying Pharmacy at University College London Akshar Patel achieved grade A in A level Biology and grade B in A level Chemistry and is now studying Biomedical Science at Kings college London Andy Chrasniqi achieved grade B in Chemistry and is now studying Mechanical engineering at Queen Mary’s University Aneesa Zaman achieved grade B in A level Chemistry and is now studying Psychology at university college London Nathaniel Williams achieved grade B in A level Chemistry and is now studying Electronic Engineering at Kings College London Curtis Williams achieved grade B in A level Chemistry and is now studying Economics at Queen Mary’s University CELEBRATING SUCCESS IN THE SCIENCE FACULTY Year 12 and 13 Science Students Community Support: Following Year 13 Science students are lead learners. They provide help and support for KS4 and KS3 Science students. They are now attending Science classes to support individual students. Maya Mustafa Maryam Sharif Ali Rose Brala Alin Farah The following Year 12 Science students contribute towards providing help and support with behaviour management and providing one to one support with KS3 and KS4 students. Dahaa Dahir Yaseer Mollabux Kirandiran Sivapalan, Ahlam Barre Jack Petchey Award: Akshar Patel former Year 13 Chemistry and Biology student received 2019 Jack Petchey Award Reason For The Award: Akshar won the Mayor of London Science Awards and has been a role model for his peers and other students in the school. His work ethic in class, independent study and the whole school community shows great commitment and enthusiasm. Akshar is committed to supporting others around then which helps to make him a well- rounded Sixth Form student and very deserving of this award.’ Dr R Tente Head of Science Faculty IAG NEWS Happy New Year and welcome to IAG News 2020. Throughout this year there will be more information emerging that is accessible for all students throughout Edmonton County School. This will be in line with the Gatsby Benchmark, a framework that enables Careers Departments to deliver programmes to guide students on their journey throughout School, to Further/Higher Education and beyond. Parental Guidance - Guide for Parents and Carers New from the Careers Writers Association, it is a known fact that parents worry about supporting their sons and daughters as they explore careers options and start to make career decisions. The Careers Writers Association has responded with their latest publication Career journeys for Young People: A Starter Guide for parents and carers one of the few, if not the only, careers guide entirely for parents. As well as the usual topics – GCSE options, A levels and alternatives, HE and other post 18 choices, Work Experience - the Guide covers making the most of life’s opportunities, career myth-busting and common career misconceptions, a philosophy for careers and what happens if it all goes wrong? If this is of interest to you, further information can be found on parentalguidance.org.uk and also available to buy on Amazon in paperback and for Kindle.
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