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End of Term Newsletter - No 714 – 5 April 2019 End of term Newsletter - No 714 – 5 April 2019 With the sleet coming down today, it’s possible that the daffodils may feel they have come out a little early but nonetheless, now the clocks have gone back, we are really into springtime! As usual, the last week of term is still full of activity with trips returning, exchange partners visiting and groups preparing to head off to Italy and Iceland. In amongst all that, we also had time for a truly impressive Spring Concert on Monday evening at which the students (and some staff) excelled themselves. We’re certainly not winding down for the break! There’s plenty to read about in the following pages so I won’t delay you too long but as it is the end of term we do have some sad goodbyes to say. Firstly, Mrs Matthews (who joined us 6 years ago as Miss Bottomley) is moving to work closer to home at Queens’ School after a very successful time in charge of Food Technology. She has also been very involved in supporting our eco-schools work – especially our garden! – so we hope she’ll pop back with her spade for a visit. After an even longer ‘stretch’ at SJL, we are also incredibly sad to be losing Mrs Dunnet, our Office Manager, who has been part of the administration team since 2004. When all around her has been in chaos, she has been a voice of calm and reason, with nothing ever too much trouble, and we will miss her very much indeed. Our best wishes go with them both. So here’s to two restful weeks for all members of the SJL community – I hope you are all able to spend some time relaxing and recuperating (and if you have exams, revising!) and that we see you all again in a fortnight ready to approach the summer term with the same energy and enthusiasm you’ve shown for the last 3 months. Have a very Happy Easter! As always, if you have any comments or suggestions I would be pleased to hear from you, please contact me at [email protected]. Claire Robins LETTERS HOME THIS WEEK To the parents of Yr 10 students re the Yr 10 Showcase, Wed 24th April – please note the revised start time – 6pm. To parents of Yr 12 students re UCAS Information Evening – Wednesday 24 April 2019 A reminder that copies of all generic letters sent home can be found on our website at: www.sjl.herts.sch.uk/402/letters-home INTRODUCING OUR NEW SCHOOL CONNECT APP We understand the importance of keeping you up to date with the very latest school news, events and information. In addition to the wealth of information available on our website, we’ve just launched a new mobile App, designed to keep you connected, wherever you are. How the App benefits you: Stay informed of urgent announcements, delivered instantly to your phone. Keep connected with recent news articles, photo galleries and social media. Check term dates, download events to your personal calendar and set helpful reminders. Instantly access the latest letters home and key information in our document zone. Visit school related third party websites direct from the App. Easily contact the school using our useful enquiry form or quick contact buttons. Download the App for free: Visit the App Store or Google Play and search for ‘School Connect - Cleverbox’. Once downloaded, you’ll be prompted to enter our school name. To receive important information and announcements, opt in for push notifications. You’re now ready to use the App. We hope you enjoy using our new App. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the following students who received Headteacher’s Commendations this half term. Ava Gurney 7A Sophie Jacques 9L Alexa Billington 12L Sam Watkiss 7H Jack Condon 9L Elizabeth Bratton 11A Keira Martin 11R Sam Barratt 9R Katie Symons 8K Lina Heuer 11K Kasia Kramer 9R Anoushka Sharma 8A Joshua Kerton 11H Freddie Brooks 9B Kaaviya Suresh Mia Pinkham 11A Ollie Burroughs 9A Vidhya 9K Harriet Norris 7B Tobias Sayle 9R Daisy England 9L Matthew Flowers 10H Tennyson Coultart 8B Isabel Jones 10K Elsa MacDonald 10B Lauren Wyper 8R Zara Frayne 9B Kate Robinson 10A Tia Hastings 8B Jess Chadwick 8A Santi Trett Calvo 10R Tom Redway 8B Gregory Clark 8A Ruby Robertson 10R Imogen Sutton 8R Ruth Clarke 8K Joe Holland 10L Connie Stanton 8L Khaleel Miah 8N Oliver Clarke 10H Leila Palmer 8K Eliza Davies 8K Aadam Norris 10H Gabriella Sweeney 8L William Bratton 8L Ben Pulford 9K Eliza Davies 8K Gregory Clark 8A Alfie Gauthier 9B Martha Davies 8L Eliza Davies 8K Jasmine Bending 9N Dexter Smith 8A Martha Davies 8L Katie Burroughs 9R Dexter Smith 8A Louis Harrison 8A Anna Centro 9B Martha Davies 8L Annabel Hill 8K Felix Clipstone 9K Eliza Davies 8K Yash Mehta 8N Kieran Gallagher 9N Anjali Dey 12R Khaleel Miah 8N Lauren Hedges 9B Ellie Butterworth 9A Leila Palmer 8K Martha Mitchell 9B Jessica Archer 12L Isabelle Jones 8A Jess Norris 9K Cameron Rice 11A Siena Bramzell 8L Xander Ruckley 9L Emily Bevan 12L Amy Atwell 7H Joshua Brown 7L Madeleine Tilden Jess Chadwick 8A James Evans 7L Curtis 7H Isabelle Jones 8A Gabriella Coyle 7H Gabriel Bouabci 8K Ben Tickler 8H Ebony Golder 7A Elizaveta Kabashi 8N James Evans 7L Sophia Francis 7K Shaun Graham 9B Madeleine Ballard Emma Bird 7H Jack Clayton 12R Scott 7A Olive Whalen 7B Lacee Hughes 10N Thomas Neylon 7B Oliver Bardsley 7B Amy Webster 10B Ben Rodger 7B Ellie Law 7N Daisy Brown 10A Olivia Threlfall 7K Samuel Barber 7N Izzy Dobson 10K Ralph Brooks 7K Rebecca Clarke 10H Jessica Factor 7L Congratulations to Hannah Brooke 8B who swam in the ESSA National Championships for the East team last weekend. The junior girls’ 4x100m freestyle relay team won gold and the 4x100m medley relay team won silver. Congratulations also to Brett Henman who set up an online plea for chocolate egg donations for Keech Hospice in Luton. The hospice is fundraising by selling little knitted chickens with Cadburys Crème Eggs inside. So far, Brett has over 200 eggs. Well done Brett! REMINDERS Summer Public Exams Summer exam timetables have been issued to students and sent home via Intouch this week. Don’t lose your timetable – Put it somewhere obvious where you will see it e.g. on the fridge Read it carefully- check whether your exam is in the morning (9.00AM start) or in the afternoon (1.30PM start). You must be in on the Lower Court 20 minutes prior to the start of your exam. All items not required for the exam e.g. watches, mobile phones, headphones, notes, books etc. must be placed in lockers before arriving on the Lower Court Seating plans will be displayed on the noticeboard by the Lower Courts, so please check these to confirm your room and seat number For years 9-11 full school uniform must be worn for all exams. The Easter holiday is an ideal time to check that you have all the right equipment for your exams, which must be in a transparent pencil case or clear plastic bag: BLACK pens only Pencil Rubber Ruler And if the exam requires them: a calculator but no lid, compass and protractor. 6th Form students – remember your id’s Only water is allowed in the exam room – it must be in a small, clear, see through bottle without labels. If you are unable to attend your exam, please call the school to let us know you are not attending. If not, we will call you, in case you have forgotten the exam time. If you are ill/injured and are unable to attend, you will need to provide a doctor’s certificate within 3 days of the exam to the Examinations Officer. Finally, get everything you need for the exam ready the night before and have a good night’s sleep GOOD LUCK TO ALL STUDENTS! SCHOOL UNIFORM AND MOBILE PHONES We are extremely grateful for the continued support of parents. We rely heavily on your assistance and influence from home to help us maintain the very high standards that make Sir John Lawes School stand out as one of the best. A reminder that the SJL summer shirts may be worn after the Easter break, and for the summer term only – these are short sleeved and have the school crest on the breast pocket. Students are not required to wear a tie with the summer shirt and they should be worn untucked. Standard school shirts (long sleeved with buttons to the neck) may still be worn instead, but must be fully buttoned-up, tucked in and worn with a school tie. Skirts – we would be grateful if parents would take the time to check their child’s skirts over the holiday, as many students appear to have put on a growth spurt over recent months! A reminder that skirts must be worn on the knee and not rolled over at the waist. Tights must be navy - black tights are not permitted. Students wearing school trousers must wear black socks only. Please also take care to ensure that your son/daughter does not have an extreme hair cut over the holidays. Hair for school should be no shorter than a No2. Any facial piercings/false nails/eyelashes/hair extensions etc., must be removed before students return to school. Students are allowed one piercing in the lower earlobe only; other jewellery and makeup should not be worn to school. Full details about our uniform can be found on the SJL website but if you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Brazier at the school.
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