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Friday 11th May 2018 Issue 28 Contact Details Reception: 01625 526191 Attendance: 01625 441089 Sixth Form Attendance: 01625 441070 Community Liaison: Portico Winners Announced! 01625 444159 Congratulations to Year 10 students, Renee Resina and Lucy Walmsley School Lettings: whose writing has been awarded prizes in The Portico Library Sadie 01625 441053 Massey Awards for Young Writers, 2017/2018. Second Hand Uniform Our talented writers submitted entries into the prestigious competition in 07796 266165 March, writing short stories set in or inspired by North West region. (Annabel) Renee Resina’s story stood out from the crowd so she has been chosen High Notes for Special Commendation in this year’s awards and Lucy Walmsley has highnotes@wilmslow been selected as one of the three overall winners of the Writing Awards. high.cheshire.sch.uk The Portico Library in central Manchester received over 600 entries this year making their success a fantastic achievement. Renee, Lucy and their guests will be invited to the celebration event on Friday 28th June at 4pm in The Portico Library. There will be readings from selected winners, a performance from local author and story teller, Pete Kalu, and the opportunity to meet the judges and take photographs. Renee and Lucy will also be presented with their @wilmslowhigh prizes, which include a certificate and a copy of Time Travellers and @whigh_maths the Crystal Dome, a book of exciting stories centred around the Portico @whigh_eng Library. wilmslowhigh.com In addition, Lucy’s winning story will be printed and published in the latest edition of this book. Lucy has also won a book token and a free workshop for the school. 1 NOTES MOBILE PHONES Support for students Please can you remind your son or daughter that taking examinations mobiles phones should be switched off and placed in their bag before the bell at 8:45am. Students are aware of the following two useful links, but just as a reminder: MOBILE PHONES SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN OUT OF BAGS DURING THE SCHOOL DAY. For advice and guidance on how to revise effectively: Phones used during lesson time will be confiscated https://tinyurl.com/yd87skro and parents may be asked to collect it from school. For Year 11 subject specific revision Headphones should also not be worn during the materials and useful links: school day. These will also be confiscated. https://tinyurl.com/y8zfr7yb We greatly appreciate your support. Attendance News May 2018 Congratulations to the following tutor group who have won our next fortnightly attendance competition. 2 New data protection laws (GDPR) This is the second in a series of articles about changes that we are making in response to the imminent changes of law in relation to data protection. Last week I wrote about emails and the basis on which we process data. This week's article is about something that will affect students directly. Although most of the changes we are making in response to GDPR are administrative and will not be noticed by most students, one area in which students will notice a definite change is that we will be phasing out the use of portable drives for storing files. This is happening for a variety of different reasons, and GDPR is simply the one which tipped the balance in favour of making a definite change. USB drives are notoriously unreliable and frequently lost by students; this is a big issue for students when they lose their coursework or crucial notes as they do with monotonous regularity USB drives are a potential source of transmission of malware and viruses. We have a reliable cloud drive service available to all students (Office 365’s OneDrive) which means they do not need USB drives to make their files portable; OneDrive is also properly backed up so that earlier versions of files can be recovered when needed. We want to ensure that we do everything we can to reduce or remove the possibility of data being lost by our staff. Our staff are not storing students’ personal data on their USB drives at the moment, but we want to remove the possibility of accidents happening and get everyone used to accessing OneDrive, so we will be taking steps to force this issue and by September the computers in school will not recognise USB drives when they are plugged in. Students and staff have the rest of the summer term to get used to working with OneDrive while still being able to use USB sticks. In September they will need to be using OneDrive as USB sticks will not work in school. Second hand-uniform day has changed to Fridays 1.30-3.00pm Could you spare an hour during the week to help run the second hand uniform shop? If so, please contact Mr Vincent on [email protected] Do you have any uniform or PE kit you could donate? If so, please drop it into reception. USEFUL LINKS • Extra-curricular activities: http://www.wilmslowhigh.com/curriculum/xtra-curricular-programmes/ • Previous issues of High Notes: http://www.wilmslowhigh.com/?p=2239 • Letters sent from school: http://www.wilmslowhigh.com/?p=2043 • Examination timetable: http://tinyurl.com/jsh2qkn • Sports X-tra timetable: https://tinyurl.com/yc7yaa69 3 A punctuality reminder An important life skill for all students to learn is punctuality. Arriving on time for school is practice for when they progress into the world of work. Although the vast majority of students do arrive in good time, a small number have recently arrived late for form time. Students are now being detained by ‘late gate’ if they arrive in school later than the form time bell. This means that students must be in school before 8.45am. The main entrance will be open until 9.05am with all other entrances to the school site locked at 8.45am. Students therefore need to be setting off earlier and ensuring they arrive on time before 8.45am and should aim to be in the building by 8.40am. Thank you in advance for your support. 4 Mental Health Awareness Week 14th - 20th May Hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, this year for Mental Health Awareness Week, the focus is on stress. Research has shown that two thirds of us experience a mental health problem in our lifetimes, and stress is a key factor in this. By tackling stress, we can go a long way to tackle mental health problems such as anxiety and depression, and, in some instances, self-harm and suicide. Click on this link for advice and guidance from the Mental Health Foundation: https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/campaigns/mental-health-awareness-week This topic will be discussed in form time next week. For further information on school based advice guidance, students should speak to their form tutor, student manager or visit the Wellbeing Hub. Please find below a full list of Revision Guides available from PrintWorks. Parents and students are welcome to call in during the school day to purchase Revision Guides and other exams supplies. Our opening hours are 8.30am - 4.00pm Monday to Friday MUSIC Complete Revision and Practice GCSE AQA £8.00 MATHS (Higher) Revision Guide GCSE £4.00 MATHS (Foundation) Revision Guide GCSE £4.00 BIOLOGY Exam Practice Workbook with answers GCSE AQA £4.00 PHYSICS Exam Practice Workbook with answers GCSE AQA £4.00 CHEMISTRY Exam Practice Workbook with answers GCSE AQA £4.00 BUSINESS Exam Practice Workbook GCSE AQA £4.00 BUSINESS Revision Guide GCSE AQA £4.00 PSYCHOLOGY Revision Guide (A Level) Year 1 & AS £11.50 SOCIOLOGY Revision Guide and Practice (A level) Year 1 & AS £6.50 GEOGRAPHY Revision Guide GCSE AQA £4.25 GEOGRAPHY Revision Guide and Practice (A level) A level AQA £11.50 SOCIOLOGY Revision Guide and Practice (A level) Year 2 £14.50 ENGLISH (Higher) Understanding Non-fiction texts (Study Guide) GCSE AQA £4.00 ENGLISH Spelling, Punctuation & Grammar Workbook with answers GCSE £4.00 COMPUTER SCIENCE Exam Practice Workbook GCSE OCR £4.00 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Revision Guide and Practice GCSE £8.50 COMBINED SCIENCE (Foundation) Exam Practice Workbook with answers GCSE AQA £7.00 COMBINED SCIENCES (Higher) Exam Practice Workbook with answers GCSE AQA £7.00 SCIENCE The Study Guide Key Stage 3 £4.00 COMBINED SCIENCES (Higher) Revision Guide GCSE £7.00 COMBINED SCIENCE (Foundation) Revision Guide GCSE £7.00 PHYSICS Revision Guide GCSE £4.00 BIOLOGY Revision Guide GCSE £4.00 CHEMISTRY Revision Guide GCSE £4.00 BIOLOGY Head Start to A'level Biology A level £3.50 BIOLOGY - MATHS SKILLS Essential maths skills for A level Biology A level £5.50 RELIGIOUS STUDIES Revision Guide GCSE AQA £4.00 BIOLOGY Topics 1 and 2 Year 1 & AS £5.00 BIOLOGY TOPICS 3 and 4 Year 1 & AS £5.00 5 NEWS Evening of Dance Wilmslow High School and Poynton High School 80 students from Wilmslow High School took part in a collaborative Dance show at Poynton High School on Thursday 10th May. 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