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ST GEORGE's WEYBRIDGE We Are Perfectly Balanced Co–Educational ST GEORGE’S WEYBRIDGE We are Perfectly balanced Co–educational 3 – 18 Josephite Catholic Our Mission: To inspire all in our Josephite, Georgian Family to be the very best version of themselves. OUR GEORGIAN FAMILY SPIRIT Politesse is Happiness is • The ‘art of living in the world’ • Being full of joy and harmony • Putting people at ease in our • Living out our Georgian Family Spirit presence • Coming home to School • Being respectful • Behaving appropriately • Showing good manners Douceur is Inclusiveness is • Showing firm gentleness • Being of one mind and one heart • Showing care and compassion • Knowing that everyone matters • Being kind and gentle to others • Encouraging all to live as one • Being sympathetic extended family Mercy is Collaboration is • Loving forgiveness in action • Encouraging all to be of ‘one heart • Showing tenderness, humility and mind’ and patience to others • Serving others with courage and joy Honesty is Pastoral Care is • Demonstrating truthfulness and • Active supporting and affirming personal integrity at all times others • Being someone others can trust • Listening to all around you • Doing what is right regardless of who is around Zeal is Hospitality is • Passionate enthusiasm • Taking action to ensure that all feel • Showing unwavering welcome and valued encouragement to others • Being friendly and accepting of others ST GEORGE’S 150TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS On Thursday 19 March 2020, the Patronal Feast Day at both Schools will be celebrated in the morning in their respective Chapels with Mass in honour of St Joseph. All parents and Old Georgians are welcome. The College Mass will take place at 10:00-11:15 in the Activity Centre. Stained Glass Window at our sister school College Melle, Belgium www.collegemelle.be The Josephites are renowned for enjoying their puddings so all the children across both Schools will be treated to a special dessert in time- honoured tradition on that day! THE COLLEGE PRAYER O Lord, give us the wisdom to know ourselves, the humility to accept ourselves as we really are, and the courage and independence to defend what we know to be right. Help us to respect the need of others, being always ready to dedicate our own talents to their service. Give us the strength to suffer the trials and tensions of life with fortitude, and the vision to see through suffering to the peace which lies beyond. May we, by our tolerance, be a constant support to each other, and a source of strength to our families, whom we commend to your care. Words by Br Michael Powell CJ and Fr Paul Connor CJ THE COLLEGE HYMN We stand once more before you, our Saviour and our Lord, We are yours in song and purpose, are yours who are adored, We offer you our labours, our gladness and our pain. We offer you our weakness, we pray that once again You will hear the prayer we offer, will grant us what we need, For without you we are helpless, for you are God indeed. We pray for those around us, for those with whom we stand, We pray for those who suffer, that we will understand, How greatly we are blessed, how deep for us your care, How many are the blessings that you give us to share We ask that like our efforts, our blessings may increase, By AMORE ET LABORE, that we may live in peace Words by Br Michael Powell CJ Music Thaxted by Gustav Holst THE COLLEGE DAY The College’s formal opening hours are 8.00am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday. College starts at 8.40am each day with Registration in Tutor Groups. The College doors are open from 8.00am daily and pupils should not arrive before that time. ABSENCES Please report to the Absence Line on 01932 839368 or email [email protected] by 9.00am LESSON TIMES PERIODS TIME Registration 8.40am – 8.55am Period 1 8.55am – 9.45am Period 2 9.45am – 10.30am Period 3 10.30am – 11.15am Break 11.15am – 11.35am Period 4 11.35am – 12.25pm Period 5 12.25pm – 1.00pm/1.15pm Lunch 1.00pm/1.15pm-2.15pm Registration 2.15pm – 2.20pm Period 6 2.20pm – 3.10pm Period 7 3.10pm – 4.00pm Period 5 for First and Second Years ends at 1.00pm. First and Second Years go into lunch at 1.00pm every day. Period 5 for all other years ends at 1.15pm. Sixth Formers who are free period 5 may go into lunch early from 12.25pm. Chapel, PSHE and Year Assembly Meetings take place for the whole school during Wednesdays, Period 1, 8.55am-9.45am. Lessons end at 4.00pm each day and this is the earliest time that students may ordinarily leave the College. In cases of emergency, if a student must leave the College, they must have the permission of their Tutor or Head of Year and sign out at Student Services. GOVERNORS 2019-2020 Name Responsibilities John Lewin Chair of Governors, Chair of Nominations and Governance Committee and member of Remuneration Sub Committee David Anderson Member of the Finance and Risk Committee, with special interest in Health and Safety David Biccarregui Member of the Finance and Risk Committee Louise Gordon Member of the Academic and Pastoral Committee, with special interest in Chaplaincy Jason Hood Chair of the Remuneration Sub Committee, member of the Academic and Pastoral Committee and Joint Venture Committee Chris Jansen Chair of the Strategic Planning Committee and member of the Finance and Risk Committee Tim Kirkham Member of the Finance and Risk Committee Ann Muggeridge Chair of the Academic and Pastoral Committee, member of the Strategic Planning Committee and member of the Remuneration Sub Committee Sally Munk Member of the Academic and Pastoral Committee and Nominations and Governance Committee with special interest in PSHE Denis Nowlan Member of the Academic and Pastoral Committee and Strategic Planning Committee Karen Patterson Member of the Academic and Pastoral Committee, Strategic Planning Committee and Nominations and Governance Committee, with special interest in Safeguarding and Josephite Ethos Charles Prescott Chair of the Finance and Risk Committee and member of the Strategic Planning Committee Catherine Shevlin Member of the Finance and Risk Committee and Enterprises Committee Simon Willis Member of the Academic and Pastoral Committee, with special interest in Special Educational Needs TEACHING STAFF Mrs R C F Owens, Headmistress Senior Leadership Team Mr G Cole, Bursar and Clark to the Governors Miss S L Hall, Deputy Head (Pastoral) and SLH Designated Safeguarding Lead Mr C Kendall-Daw, Deputy Head (Staff) CKD Ms F M May, Deputy Head (Academic) FMM Senior Management Team Mr J D Carr, Assistant Head: Head of Sixth JDC Kilmorey Form/EPQ Mr L Chu, Assistant Head: College Entry LHC Southcote Mr J E Davies, Assistant Head: Academic JED Woburn Mrs T A Hall, Assistant Head: Pastoral, Deputy TAH DSL Mr P J Robinson, Assistant Head: Curriculum PJR Woburn Chaplaincy Fr Martin Ashcroft, College Chaplain Southcote Miss Jess Barnett, Assistant Chaplain, Head of King King House Mr Carlos Sibbick, Assistant Chaplain King Academic Support Ms T E Medhurst, Head of Academic Support TEM Kilmorey Mrs S Hassan Art Mr T A McIlwaine, Head of Art TAM King Mrs V G Emad VGE Southcote Mrs A S Huysamen ASH Woburn Mrs C A Selby – Maternity Leave CAS Stirling Miss D M Essam DME Stirling Biology Mr M T Stather, Head of Biology MTS Kilmorey Miss K P Anderson KPA Southcote Mr M J Bryant MXB Woburn Mrs E L Doyle ELD King Mrs N D Flash NDF Petre Mr D A Green, Head of Lower Sixth, Medics DAG King Co-ordinator Mrs H M Harrison HMH Stirling Mrs E C Libbey – Maternity Leave ECL Petre Miss R A Potter, Medics Co-ordinator RAP King Mr G P Walters, Head of Rowing GPW Petre Business & Economics Mr D P Danaher, Head of Business & Economics DPD King Mr R E Galloway REG Kilmorey Mrs J S Nash JSN Southcote Mrs S R Spenceley SRS Woburn Chemistry Ms S E Goodfellow, Head of Chemistry / Assistant SEG Stirling Timetabling / CPD Committee Chair Dr J A Baur, Chair of Teaching and Learning JAB Woburn Committee Mr A J Graham, Lower School Science Co- AJG Southcote ordinator Mr O J Richards, Assistant Head Southcote OJR Southcote Ms N C Shedden, Assistant DoE Manager NCS Southcote Mr M F Tierney, Head of Upper Sixth MFT Kilmorey Computing Mrs D A Stansfield, Head of Computing, Assistant DAS King Head King Dr M S Brown MSB Petre Design & Technology Mr D M Hoyle, Head of Design & Technology DMH Southcote Mr A J Ede AJE Southcote Mr S L Rowland, Assistant Head Kilmorey SLR Kilmorey Drama Mr M A Schofield, Director of Drama MSC King Mr N M Bissessar, Acting Head of Second Year, NMB Petre Assistant Head Petre Mrs L L Willis - Maternity Leave LLW Kilmorey Mrs E J Tobias EJT Kilmorey English Mr N I Waight, Head of English NIW Southcote Mrs M A Doran – Maternity Leave MAD Southcote Ms M J Hurlin MJH Woburn Miss P M Karaoli PMK Southcote Mr M P Lakin, Second in Department MPL Southcote Mr R J Lawrence, Assistant Head Stirling RJL Stirling Ms F M May, Deputy Head (Academic) FMM Miss F I Partington FIP Stirling Mrs T L Robertson TLR Kilmorey Miss F J Woodward FJW King Dr S J Wragg SJW Petre Food & Nutrition Mrs J B Weaver, Head of Food and Nutrition JBW Petre Geography Mr G D Boyes, Head of Geography GDB Stirling Mrs P Barai (from February 2020) PGB Kilmorey Mr J E Davies, Assistant Head: Academic JED Woburn Miss S L Hall, Deputy Head (Pastoral), DSL SLH Mrs S M Knights SMK King Miss L J Hamer, World Challenge Co-ordinator, LJH Kilmorey Acting Head of Kilmorey House Mrs C Mouawad CVM Southcote Mrs S J Napier SJN Southcote History Mr M J Barham, Head of History MJB Stirling Mr N J Carr NJC Petre Mr C L Coles CLC Woburn Miss N C Gavin, Head of PSHE NCG Kilmorey Mrs C F Grant CFG King Mr C M Tapscott, Chair of
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