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The Warwick School Miss Kerry Oakley Bed (Hons.), NPQH Be Inspired Inspire Others Noke Drive, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 4AD Headteacher: Miss Kerry Oakley BEd (Hons.), NPQH The Warwick School be inspired inspire others Noke Drive, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 4AD 01737 764356 [email protected] www.warwick.surrey.sch.uk February 2019 Dear Parents It has been an incredibly busy and positive few weeks with some great achievements along the way. This term there has been a focus on getting year 11s working towards the last part of their courses and guiding year 9 students towards choosing their GCSE courses. There have been a number of trips and visits this half term as well; students have taken part in the Gifted and Talented courses at Reigate College, a trip to Belgium, the ‘Big Clear Up’ of the Ecology Area and the exciting SATRO competition which our KS4 students won with ease and KS3 students were placed third. We have welcomed a number of new staff to the team during the course of the half term; Dr Cameron and Mr Shah have joined the Science Faculty, Mr Martin has been appointed as Head of Business Studies and ICT, Mr Gardner has joined the English Faculty and Mr Pietruszewski has taken up position as our new Site and Premises Manager. We are really excited to have been able to appoint such strong staff during the year and know that they will quickly get to know your children and provide exciting and challenging lessons. With regards to RE teaching we have not been able to appoint fully in this subject area and are using our own staff team to provide lessons to the students to ensure they get their entitlement with quality teaching. The New Build As you will be aware, we had a very exciting start to the week last week where an old piece of artillery was found hidden in the ground behind the East Block. It was quickly identified that it was of no risk to us and was then retrieved from the ground. It has been placed in the glass cabinet in the entrance of the school for students to see. The contractors have continued to make good progress across this week with the main compound due to be completed over half term and piling for the steel frames beginning this week. It won’t be long before we see the sports hall begin to take shape as it is erected during March. Please do keep track of all developments via our Facebook Page and the website. Kier are also looking for someone to support them with their admin here on the school site. If anyone feels they have a few hours to spare and would be interested then please contact the Project Manager, Mr Laurence Hamill ([email protected]). This Half Term As we have moved through this term, we have been going back to basics and ensuring that students work hard and behave appropriately at all times. We have focussed on uniform, how we walk around the school site and being prepared for learning, by having the correct equipment ‘Every Lesson; Every Day’. It is important that we continue to uphold the highest standards possible in everything that we and the students do. We are striving for excellence in all aspects of The Warwick life as we endeavour to prepare our students for life beyond school. Next Half Term Year 11 students are in their final weeks of GCSE courses before revision really steps up. Intervention classes will continue and students should be planning to do between 1 and 2 hours of revision a night. Across the school, students have been linking in with the SIMS student app which should make it easier Therfield School, The Ashcombe School and The Warwick School have formed and are part of South East Surrey Schools Educational Trust (SESSET), a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales with company number 10479401. The registered address is The Ashcombe School, Ashcombe Road, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1LY The Warwick School Fund Registered Charity No: 1051181 Headteacher: Miss Kerry Oakley BEd (Hons.), NPQH The Warwick School be inspired inspire others Noke Drive, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 4AD 01737 764356 [email protected] www.warwick.surrey.sch.uk for them to keep a track of their homework etc. Year 7 Parent’s Evening will take place on Thursday 4 April 2019 where we hope to see as many parents as possible. Finally, the Governing Body are looking for more parents to support the school as a ‘Parent Governor’. Being part of the Governing Body means that you can have an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of the school as well as playing a strategic role in the direction and journey of the school. It is an exciting time here at the moment as we watch the new build take shape but also build on our strong foundations to raise standards and provide a curriculum to support students as they move through the school into the world of further education and work. If you are interested and/or want to know more then please contact my pa ([email protected]) or the Clerk of the Governing body, Mrs Anne Fishburn ([email protected]). I wish you all a safe and happy half term. Miss Kerry Oakley Headteacher Therfield School, The Ashcombe School and The Warwick School have formed and are part of South East Surrey Schools Educational Trust (SESSET), a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales with company number 10479401. The registered address is The Ashcombe School, Ashcombe Road, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1LY The Warwick School Fund Registered Charity No: 1051181 Headteacher: Miss Kerry Oakley BEd (Hons.), NPQH The Warwick School be inspired inspire others Noke Drive, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 4AD 01737 764356 [email protected] www.warwick.surrey.sch.uk Therfield School, The Ashcombe School and The Warwick School have formed and are part of South East Surrey Schools Educational Trust (SESSET), a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales with company number 10479401. The registered address is The Ashcombe School, Ashcombe Road, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1LY The Warwick School Fund Registered Charity No: 1051181 .
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