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Friends of Woking High School Exellent Attendance Biometrics Woking High School imparted words of wisdom via a very meaningful and multi layered Indian parable. The following evening, students had exchanged blazers, ties Principal’s Letter and shirts for beautiful gowns, suits and tuxedos. The setting for the 2013 Leavers’ Ball was the As the summer term draws to its conclusion, beautiful grounds and club house of Chobham we take a few moments out of our very busy Golf Club. The upper rooms and balcony were schedule to reflect on the past term. transformed by golden ribbons, fairy lights, cascades of sweets, colourful balloons and The whole school has been fully involved in a memory tree. All students had a wonderful a varied programme of summer activities. evening and relished their last occasion together Foremost amongst these were the external as a year group. They take away with them examinations taken by Year 11 students. many fantastic memories and, hopefully, some This year, for the first time, Year 11 students excellent examination grades. We wish them followed a tailor made pre exam immersion every success in the future and thank them for timetable, which allowed for intensive blocks their many and varied contributions to Woking of revision prior to each subject examination. High School over the past five years. The feedback on this provision, from both students and staff, has been overwhelmingly As one cohort of students leave another takes its positive and it is a feature which will remain place and within the space of one school day of in the next academic year. The students’ Year 11 leaving, we were delighted to welcome behaviour, throughout their examination our new Year 7 students (currently finishing season, was impeccable and our thanks their last weeks at Junior school). They had a must go to Eve Chapman, our Examinations thoroughly enjoyable time on their induction days officer, who for the 9th year in succession has and their feedback was 100% positive. conducted the examination administration in “I liked meeting new people because now I have an exemplary way. 10 more friends than I used to” Another first this year was the fact that we “Science was my favourite because we got to celebrated the achievements and successes blow things up!” of our Class of 2013 at the annual National Records of Achievement presentation after “The food, it was lovely, Thank you to the cooks” all GCSE examinations were over. It was a splendid occasion – many guests commenting “Everyone has been extremely friendly and has that it was the best the school had ever helped me find my way around” hosted. We welcomed parents, governors, “Art was my favourite because we got to make a special guests, including the Mayor of Woking, clay pot” Cllr A Roberts, and our main speaker – Mr Simon Jarvis, Principal of Farnborough 6th “Meeting new people, because they made me Form College – to share in the celebrations. feel welcome so I’m not scared or nervous Mr Jarvis’ speech was at the same time both anymore” entertaining and thought provoking and he TECHNOLOGY Summer 2013 Newsletter COLLEGES Principal’s Letter Change Happens It is clear our new students are keen and eager to school will remain the same, including the school name, begin secondary school life. It was an equal pleasure uniform, the teaching day and the inclusive, friendly and to meet ‘new’ Year 7 parents the following week. Our welcoming character of our school. induction evening gave parents chance to clarify transition I am indebted to the Governing Body of Woking High processes, buy uniform, meet tutors and join the Friends of School, particularly the Chair, Mr Z Tehal, the Vice Chair, Woking High School (FoWHS). Mr D Buchanan and the Chair of Finance, Mr I Sleave, for Every year we seem to welcome more and more visitors to all their hard work, expertise and guidance during the past Woking High School, and especially prospective students six months, as they have made what is a complex and and their parents. Year 8s and Year 10s were on hand detailed process, efficient and effective. Most especially to host and guide potential new students from current thanks should go to Mrs Kathy Collins the School Business Year 5. On a hot Monday in July we welcomed 150 Manager, for the fantastic amount of extra work that she guests who complemented every aspect of the school; has taken on to help us achieve Academy status, as well we were delighted with the event and hope it provided an as doing her ‘day-job’ and keeping calm and smiling opportunity to gather information about the school. Of throughout. course our annual Open Evening on Tuesday 8th October Also during the summer break we will see a number of and our Open mornings on Thursday 10th, Tuesday 15th refurbishments and building projects being completed and Thursday 17th October will give further chances for ready for the new academic year. These include the parents and prospective students, to discover the ‘spirit of creation of a specialist Year 8 room in the English block, Woking High School’ and glean all the details required to an MFL resources room and speaking and listening area, help them make an informed choice of secondary school a new History resource room and the usual refresh of provision for their son/daughter in September 2014. corridors and classrooms. With only a few weeks of term remaining we have a It is traditional at this time of year to say farewell to a number of traditional summer events yet to take place. number of colleagues who are leaving the school. I would These include our Young Achievers celebrations on 9th like to take this opportunity to thank them all for their July, Sports day on 18th July, Technology day on 19th July professionalism and commitment to the school and wish and the Windband tour to Italy which leaves on 20th July. them well for the future. Especially I want to mark the Although these events take a lot of organization they are retirement of one very special member of staff – Mrs E what makes the school alive and exciting, and they provide Kyriacou. Mrs Kyriacou has given 34 years of dedicated something for everyone to participate in. and loyal service to Woking High School. She has been an During the summer holiday we will, if all plans proceed outstanding teacher, member of the leadership team and accordingly, attain Academy status. The Department of Vice Principal. She has been an inspiration and role model Education tell us that we should see our conversion to an for a generation of teachers and students at Woking High Academy completed on 1st August 2013. We will notify School. Mrs Kyriacou is unique and irreplaceable and we you of this landmark via our website during the school will miss her enormously, the farewell speeches will only holidays and I will include a section on our Academy touch the surface of her many and admirable qualities. We status in my September welcome letter. In the meantime, wish her a richly deserved long, happy, healthy and fulfilling I would like to reiterate the information we sent out to, and retirement and look forward to her continued service to discussed with, all stakeholders during our consultation. Woking High School in her capacity as a governor of the The governors and staff at Woking High School believe school. the time is right for us to become an Academy. We will We begin the autumn term with two staff training days on embrace the opportunities Academy status offers and 3rd and 4th September. All students return to school on will certainly benefit from the greater financial freedoms Thursday 5th September with a staggered start time of granted. But, rest assured, as a good school striving to be 8.55 a.m. for Years 7 & 10 and a 10 a.m. start for Year 8, outstanding, we treasure the values and ethos of Woking 9 & 11. High School and as a result, many, many aspects of the 2 Finally, may I wish you all a very happy summer academic year and we are already looking forward to holiday with your family and friends. I thank continuing this success in the coming year. everyone associated with Woking High School for their dedication, support and hard work during this Jane Abbott, Principal and coloured felt pens to Interactive Whiteboards linked to computers Change Happens where we can access a wealth of supportive As I look back over a long and happy career of 42 materials to make years, 34 of which have been at this school, I have lessons more interesting. been reflecting on the changes that have happened Film clips at the touch to the world of education and Woking High School. of a button – no more I arrived at the school (Horsell County Secondary) threading 8mm film in April 1979 as Head of Year 4 (now Year 10) and projectors! We used Head of Social Studies and settled in to the office special carbon sheets and a Banda machine to that I have now! Although I must say that I have produce copies of information or work sheets – moved my base to three other areas of the school in some of the parents may remember the smell! that time. I have had the good fortune to work with a number The school name changed in 1985 to Horsell High of creative, inspirational and highly professional School following the amalgamation of Horsell teachers. I am proud to say that I mentored many Secondary School and Highlands School. In 1997 who started their teaching careers here and it is a the name changed to Woking High School to great joy to be working alongside some of those reflect the fact that the students came from an area who remained.
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