Week A
Welcome to my Blog for the week beginning 10th
February.
All at the College have been quietly going about their
business over this past week. With now less than 10 school weeks left before
the GCSE examinations begin there is a buzz around the College – pupils coming
up to me to let me know how well they are doing in tests and pieces of
controlled assessments. I am sure that once the rain stops spring will burst
upon us and invariably academic concerns go up a notch with all exam classes.
Getting the strong foundations in place now is sure to help come the exam
season. The GCE and GCSE exam timetables are found towards the end of this blog
as per last week.
I am expecting our second planned monitoring visit from
Ofsted sometime in March. As I am sure you will appreciate the report is never
far from my thought and we are all eager to demonstrate the significant
improvement from the last full inspection.
The visit is due to last a day, unlike the normal full two day inspections,
and is aimed at looking specifically at the areas of improvement signposted in
the full inspection. I receive a phone call in the afternoon and Ofsted arrive
the following morning.
I am looking forward to our Year 7 Parent /Teacher
evening on 11th February where I hope I will have an opportunity to
speak with many of our newest parents – please do approach me if you want to
talk about anything related to the College – I promise I won’t bite!
Miss Gosling and Mrs Wills have approached me today
beaming. One of our Year 7 students, Adam H. handed in his project from home learning:
“The task
for the home learning was to…
Create a
piece of art work from the medium of toilet rolls and colour.”
Fantastic work Adam, well done and a letter will be winging its way home for your parents as well.
Have a good week everyone and thanks for your continued
support.
Mr. Davies
St.
Boniface’s College 150th Celebration Dinner Dance
St. Boniface’s College celebrates its 150th
Year this year. To mark this very special occasion we have arranged a black tie
dinner dance at Plymouth Albion on Friday March 28th. I hope that as
many past students, parents and staff present and past, will be able to join us
to celebrate. Tickets cost £25 and more details will follow. Please keep the
evening clear, it will be good!
Surprisingly there is an important local rugby match
involving Plymouth Albion and the Cornish Pirates the next day!! I hope the
celebrations will spill over…
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
ST
BONIFACE’S
P.T.F.A.
QUIZ NIGHT
FRIDAY
7TH MARCH
7.30PM START
TEAMS
OF 6, £21.00 PER TABLE
(£3.50 PER PERSON)
On Tuesday 28th January Mr Claricoates gave a presentation on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) to a small audience at Derriford Hospital.
The presentation covered Mr Claricoate's time in the Royal Marines, on Operations in Afghanistan and being medically discharged with PTSD.
The purpose of the presentation was to promote a team of 3 serving officers from the Royal Navy, British Army and RAF. All three officers are taking part in an ultra marathon in the artic circle to raise money for a charity called Combat Stress.
Combat Stress supports serving members of the Armed Forces and veterans from all wars and conflicts as well as their families and immediate dependants.
Mr Claricoates and the team of officers would be very grateful if you would make a small donation to support and sponsor this event please.
If you would like to you can make a donation at
http://www.justgiving.com/teams/arctic-ultra
Thank you for your support.
Mr Claricoates
RHINE TRIP – YEAR 7-8 – MAY HALF TERM
Each year, the College leads a trip to Germany to visit
the Rhine region and take part in various activities. This year’s Rhine
trip will take place during the May half term holiday. Please read the
details below and decide if you would like your son to take part. Places
are limited to 41.
The four staff members on the trip are – Mr Scott, Miss
McFarland, Mrs Machin and Miss Sanford.
SUNDAY MAY 25th – TRAVELLING TO GERMANY
Leaving Boniface Lane at midnight, the group will travel
across the UK to Dover, boarding the 7.30am ferry to Dover. Whilst on
board the children can explore the ship and the
entertainment/refreshments. On arrival in France, we set off across and
into Belgium, where we often stop for a drink and Belgian waffle before our
final trip across Germany to the picturesque village of Rhens. We stay at
the Hotel Roter Ochse where students are assigned to comfortable rooms to share
with other students from St Boniface’s. The group will then have a tour
of the village and have a walk along the river Rhine before having an evening
meal at the hotel.
MONDAY MAY 26th – KOBLENZ & BOPPARD
Breakfast at the hotel, coach transfer to the local town
of Boppard to visit a vineyard and take part in a wine-tasting, before heading
off to some shops in the town and boarding the KD-line river boat for a trip
down river to the city of Koblenz to see some tourist sites and engage in
German culture. In the late afternoon we head to a German swimming pool –
usually outdoors if it is hot, before heading back to the hotel for our evening
meal.
TUESDAY MAY 27th – PHANTASIALAND
On Tuesday we’ll have breakfast at the hotel and head to
Phantasialand – a very popular German theme park (similar to Alton
Towers). Once in, the rides are all free… and lots of fun. Following
the day at the park, we cool down at the swimming pool again and head back for
our evening meal.
WEDNESDAY MAY 28th – COLOGNE
Following breakfast at the hotel, we head off on the road
to Cologne (Koln) to see the impressive cathedral, then on to a tour at Bayer
Leverkkusen’s BayArena stadium, and a trip to the Lindt chocolate factory!
We usually try to fit ‘go-karting’ in to the day too –
but it is not included in the cost. If students wish to take part, it is
about €15pp.
THURSDAY MAY 29th – TRAVELLING HOME TO PLYMOUTH
Breakfast at the hotel, then we start our return journey
to the UK… arriving back sometime around midnight (depending on the M25
traffic!)…
The cost of the trip is £365 per pupil payment schedule
for the trip is as follows, and includes all travel (coach, ferry, boat),
travel insurance, hotel accommodation, breakfast, lunch and evening meals,
entrance fees for everything except go-karting.
DATE AMOUNT DUE
February 14th
£65 non-refundable deposit
March 7th
£100
April
4th
£100
May 9th
£100 final
payment
Find out more information about the trip on Facebook and
Twitter:
If you would like your son to take part in the trip –
please complete the attached form and return with your deposit to main
reception before February 14th. There are only 41 places available.
Many thanks
Miss McFarland – jmcfarland@stbonifaces.com
Year 7
It’s hard to believe that we are heading
rapidly towards Spring with the weather we have been experiencing over the past
couple of weeks! I hope everyone has managed to survive without too much
disruption to home life.
We have only one week left of term and have
so many successes to celebrate. We have over 500 entries onto SIMS since
January 6th, lots of subject awards and merits being handed out, and
outside of school many of our year 7 students are taking part in some great
opportunities. What a fantastic achievement! Well done to all those who have
been putting in so much hard work and effort. Please use your SIMS Learning
Gateway log in to see how your son is performing in school, it is a live system
that has positive and negative events updated instantly. I very much look
forward to the final assembly of the term, where I am able to hand out many
certificates and awards!
This week’s assembly was on the theme of the
never giving up and perseverance. Mr Ramage and Dr Summers led the assembly and
gave us lots of thought provoking quotes and stories. Two very poignant quotes
from Henry Ford were, “Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t,
you’re right” and secondly my favourite, “Failure is simply an opportunity to
begin again, this time more intelligently”. I personally know that sometimes
it’s hard to persevere when you feel that you are struggling in something and
we all definitely had some time to reflect on this. Many thanks to both Mr
Ramage and Dr Summers for this lovely assembly.
I was so incredibly proud to be able to accompany Miss Gosling on her art trip to the Plymouth Aquarium last Friday. Mr Davies received a lovely email from the artist who taught one of the workshops on the day. She spoke of St Boniface year 7 students with such admiration of what a lovely year group they were, so keen and interested whist behaving themselves impeccably. Well done boys, I couldn’t have been more proud to be your Head of Year. A huge thank you to Miss Gosling for organising such a wonderful trip.
A very important date for your diary;
·
Tuesday 11th February 2014 - Year
7 Parents Evening starting at 3.30pm. A great opportunity for you to meet with your
son’s subject teachers to discuss their progression by subject. Please ask your
son to make appointments with his subject teachers. If you would like an
appointment with me as Head of Year, this is of course not a problem, however I
will prioritise my time on the evening for my teaching classes.
To ensure the extremely high standards that Year 7 continue to
demonstrate, please can I ask parents to make a note of the following;
·
Students should adhere to the hair and uniform requirements at all
times. Please ensure that the correct outer wear garments are being used
(particularly with the adverse weather conditions currently). Students should
only be wearing black or navy blue coats, thank you.
·
Mobile phones should not be on during the school day. They should
be switched off and in bags so that learning is not disturbed.
·
Home learning should be completed for all subjects in a timely
manner. Please can parents insist on checking planners and guiding the
students with organisation.
·
Please can parents ensure their son has a reading book in his bag
every day to support our reading scheme. This is to further help and improve
literacy standards whereby all students will undertake 30 minutes of silent
reading each day.
I hope you all have a lovely weekend and
survive the terrible weather!
Miss Beales – Head of Year 7
Year
8
Thanks to Mr Lord for his thought-provoking assembly last
week. Not a mention of a surfboard either! I’ve got to apologise to the boys
who were awarded certificates because I forgot to record their names! They know
who they are, so well done to them on their achievement.
Many congratulations to the Year 8 students who
successfully entered ‘A Twist in the Tail’ competition through the English
department. Apparently some of the entries were so good they’re getting
published!
Well done to John-Joe K., Zak G., Josh R., Eddie S. and
Dayne P. who all successfully completed a day’s rugby training with Exeter
Chiefs last week through the Devon School of Rugby. All had a very enjoyable
day by all accounts!
Finally, Josh R., as well as being an accomplished rugby
player also takes great credit for coming third in the Great Britain Ultimate
Frisbee competition held in Wolverhampton recently. His expertise will come in
very useful in the PE department during the summer!
Well done to all who continue to display a fantastic
approach to school life!
Mr. Tucker
Year 9
A quiet week for year 9
this week in terms of extra-curricular activities, however, a lot of good
learning going on in classrooms.
Teachers have been beavering away inputting grades for the latest
academic report which will be with you all soon; this will be followed up with
the next academic mentoring day on Friday 28th February
This is an
opportunity to meet your son's mentor and gather first-hand information about
his academic progress, strengths and areas for improvement. You may also wish
to discuss the short term targets that have been agreed between your son and
his mentor, based on the mentor meetings and the data generated from the recent
Blue Card reports as well as to discuss the Blue Card itself.
Letters for making appointments should be with you soon
via your son or e-mail, however, if you want to contact his mentor sooner here
are a list of the Year 9 Mentors:
- lmcloughlin@stbonifaces.com
- cboaden@stbonifaces.com
- agill@stbonifaces.com
- aweaver@stbonifaces.com
- jmcfarland@stbonifaces.com
- csandford@stbonifaces.com
- ksummers@stbonifaces.com
On another topic I have started to notice a small number of students starting to wear black jeans to school, can I just say these are not school uniform and are not acceptable, students are aware of the school dress code and if they continue to flout the rules they will be facing the consequences.
On a more positive note good
luck to the year 9 football team playing at Plymstock tonight and
congratulations to Billy on his participation in the Plymouth Indoor Rowing
Championships .
Have a good week and don’t
get blown away.
Mrs Mcloughlin
Head of Year 9
YEAR 10
We were led in a deeply spiritual assembly this week by
Mr Ramage and Dr Summers, and led in prayer by Fr John. The year group as
always respected the importance of coming together as a community and thinking
through their pastoral development at the College.
Lots of good learning going on in classes – with positive
feedback from ICT, Art and Computer Science.
Mentoring Day is fast approaching on Friday February 28th.
Please contact your son’s mentor via email to make an appointment. If you’re
unable to meet on that day, please try and make alternative time to meet. Your
son’s mentor email addresses are as follows:
Dr Summers – asummers@stbonifaces.com
Mrs Hewlins – rhewlins@stbonifaces.com
Mrs Rogers – crogers@stbonifaces.com
Mr Ramage – rramage@stbonifaces.com
Mr Ousey – dousey@stbonifaces.com
Mr McKenna – kmckenna@stbonifaces.com
Mr Neethling – wneethling@stbonifaces.com
Mr Tucker – dtucker@stbonifaces.com
Mr Scott
Year
11
A Letter inviting you to mentoring day on Friday 28th
February 2014,will be sent to you via e-mail next week. This will be a great opportunity for you to
gather first-hand information about
your son’s progress and how the interventions are impacting on his preparation
for his examinations. There is
increasing evidence that the interventions are having an impact. I received a
very positive e-mail from Miss Heduvan, our RE teacher who wanted to let me know that Rhys, and both Lewis M’s and
Lewis E’s grades in RE have significantly improved recently and that she fully
believes that this is a direct impact of the RE interventions that they attend
each Friday. Ben and Andrew have also attended assessment preparation revision
sessions and both have achieved very highly this term. Credit where credit is
due to all five pupils!
A number of boys are regularly attending
interventions and seeing the same impact on their progress, but we still need
you, as a parent or carer, to encourage your son to attend as often as
possible, a wide range of intervention classes please.
It has finally arrived! The anticipation is
building. Your son’s individual GCSE timetable has now been finalised and will
be available for your son to pick up from his tutor on Monday. Your son will
need to sign a form that states that he has read and understood all the rules
regulations of sitting formal external examinations. I’d be grateful if you could check that your
son does this as it is his ultimate responsibility. He will have a set of rules
and regulations attached to his examination entries, but there will also be
access to them via the Headmaster blog now and the college web site soon. Miss Gimblett, our examinations officer, was
full of praise of the boys in how they conducted themselves during their recent
mock examinations. All the boys will be
reminded however, as part of the code of conduct, that any behaviour that
breaches the rules and regulations may result in them being withdrawn from the
examination process immediately.
I’m confident that all the boys will be
motivated and focussed to do well during all their summer examinations.
Mr Redfern
Year 11 Intervention timetable
both week A and B
Lunch time
|
After school 3.30 pm – 4.30 pm
|
|
Monday
|
Maths (all teachers to provide an intervention group)
Geography
DT
|
French
English ( Mr Trimmer )
English (Mrs Davison) 11O
English (Mr Evans) drop in for all
|
Tuesday
|
Geography
DT
|
|
Wednesday
|
Maths
Geography
PE
DT
|
Science
Drama
French
Art
ICT
English ( Mrs Davison) 11O
English (Mr Evans) drop in for all
|
Thursday
|
Science
Geography
DT
RE (11O only drop in)
|
Geography
History
French
German
English (Mrs Davison) 11O
English (Mr Evans) drop in for all
|
Friday
|
Maths (drop in only) Mr Allerton
Geography
DT
|
RE
English (Mrs Davison) 11O
English (Mr Evans) drop in for all
|
Exam
information:
Year 11 will be given 2 copies of their individual GCSE
Exam timetable on Monday. Your son will need to check all the
details very carefully:- Name, date of birth and all the exam entries. If he is
not sure about any of the entries he should talk to his subject teacher or see
me.
He will also receive a copy of the JCQ rules which he had
already received last year. Once you have checked all the details with
your son he must sign one of the copies to verify that the details are correct
and that he has read all of the JCQ rules of Examinations. He
should return the sheet to me, via his tutor, as soon as possible and certainly
by Friday 14th February. Changes which are made after this
date may well incur charges.
Download: JCQ Exam Information for Candidates (.pdf 80kb)
Download: JCQ Mobile Phone Information (.pdf 212kb)
Download: JCQ Exam Information for Candidates (.pdf 80kb)
Download: JCQ Mobile Phone Information (.pdf 212kb)
J Gimblett
Post
16
Our best wishes go to Mrs Cox, who has been absent
through illness. I hope her recovery is rapid as her office is filling up and
the students miss her.
A, Plymouth University are offering
This year we are delighted to expand our UniExperience
(residential summer school) opportunities open to Year 12 students. We are offering
the chance for your students to attend UniExperiences in Art, Science, Business
or Education. The UniExperiences have been running successfully for a number of
years and make a real difference to the students who attend. All the
UniExperiences are completely free (this includes travel, accommodation, food
and all the activities).
Plymouth University Residential UniExperience for
Year 12 Students
Art UniExperience:
Tuesday 8 July to Friday 11 July 2014
Science
UniExperience:
Tuesday 15 July to Friday 18 July 2014
Business
UniExperience:
Tuesday 8 July to Friday 11 July 2014 or Tuesday 15 July
to Friday 18 July 2014
Education
UniExperience:
Monday 21 July to Friday 25 July 2014
The UniExperiences provide the pupils with an opportunity
to find out what it is like to be a student at University. They include going
to academic subject workshops, staying in student accommodation, and the chance
to learn more about the issues which concern University students such as
finance, careers and what courses are available. Please see attached for
further information and an application pack.
YOUNG ASKED TO GET IN THE MIX AND VOLUNTEER
Young people are being asked to volunteer to help create
a host of activities for other youngsters in Plymouth to enjoy this August as
part of Summer Mix 2014.
Plymouth City Council’s Youth Service is recruiting 15 to
19 year olds to become this year’s lucky group of young ambassadors, who will
help design, deliver and evaluate the success of Summer Mix. Crucially, ambassadors
will help to promote activities to other young people at events across the city
and this will include touring different schools to help spread the word.
This is the fifth year Summer Mix will take place in
Plymouth offering young people aged 11 to 19 – or 11 to 25 for those with a
disability or special learning needs - living in the city the chance to try
something new for free during the summer holidays.
Councillor Nicky Williams, Cabinet Member for Children
and Young People, said: “Summer Mix is highly successful and a really fantastic
initiative for young people to get involved with. Ambassadors will have access
to free training and trips and they can also gain accreditation to boost their
growing CVs. But most importantly becoming an Ambassador is great way to meet
new people and have a good time.”
Last year over 3,000 places on 100 different courses were
available for young people to choose from and literally hundreds of teenagers
from across the city took part.
Young people interested in becoming young ambassadors
should email Emma Wright, Senior Youth Support Worker by 19 February closing
date at emma.wright@plymouth.gov.uk
or call 01752 306595.
The sixth form is about opportunities and making yourself
stand out as a unique individual.
Mr Tew
A
level timetable
Awarding Body
|
Title
|
Exam Code
|
Duration
|
Date
|
Start Time
|
Edexcel
|
Religious Studies Unit 3: Religion
And Life Based On A Study Of Catholic Christianity
|
5RS03
|
1h 30m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
French Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46552F
|
30m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
French Unit 1 Listening
|
46551F
|
35m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
French Unit 1 Listening
|
46551H
|
45m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
French Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46552H
|
50m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Influences On Life (Higher)
|
5BI1H
|
1h 00m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Influences On Life
(Foundation)
|
5BI1F
|
1h 00m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 1
|
90301H
|
1h 30m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 1
|
90301F
|
1h 30m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
AQA
|
Information and Communication
Technology Unit 1 - paper based
|
45201
|
1h 30m
|
14-May-14
|
Wednesday am
|
AQA
|
Information and Communication
Technology Unit 1 (Short Course) - paper based
|
45204
|
1h
|
14-May-14
|
Wednesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Chemistry In Our World
(Foundation)
|
5CH1F
|
1h 00m
|
15-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Chemistry In Our World
(Higher)
|
5CH1H
|
1h 00m
|
15-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
OCR
|
History:Study in Development and
Study in Depth:with Germany c.1919-1945
|
A951/14
|
2h 00m
|
16-May-14
|
Friday am
|
Edexcel
|
Physical Education Unit 1: The Theory
Of Physical Education
|
5PE01
|
1h 30m
|
16-May-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Physical Education Unit 1: The Theory
Of Physical Education (Short Course)
|
5PE03
|
1h 00m
|
16-May-14
|
Friday pm
|
AQA
|
German Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46652F
|
30m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
German Unit 1 Listening
|
46651F
|
35m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
German Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46652H
|
50m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
German Unit 1 Listening
|
46651H
|
45m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Universal Physics
(Foundation)
|
5PH1F
|
1h 00m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Universal Physics (Higher)
|
5PH1H
|
1h 00m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 1
|
97101F
|
1h 30m
|
20-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Literature 1
|
97101H
|
1h 30m
|
20-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Religious Studies Unit 10: Catholic
Christianity
|
5RS10
|
1h 30m
|
20-May-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 2
|
90302H
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 2
|
90302F
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
AQA
|
English Literature 2
|
97102F
|
1h 15m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 2
|
97102H
|
1h 15m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 4
|
97104F
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 4
|
97104H
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
OCR
|
History:Historical Source
Investigation with Developments in British Medicine 1200-1945
|
A952/21
|
1h 30m
|
23-May-14
|
Friday am
|
Edexcel
|
Application Of Technology In
Engineering And Manufacturing
|
5EM03
|
1h 30m
|
23-May-14
|
Friday pm
|
AQA
|
Music Unit 1
|
42701
|
1h
|
02-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
English Language 1
|
ENG1H
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Language 1
|
ENG1F
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Unit 1
|
ENG1F
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Unit 1
|
ENG1H
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: The Components Of Life
(Higher)
|
5BI2H
|
1h 00m
|
06-Jun-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: The Components Of Life
(Foundation)
|
5BI2F
|
1h 00m
|
06-Jun-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 1 : Higher Paper
|
1MA0 1H
|
1h 45m
|
09-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 1 : Foundation Paper
|
1MA0 1F
|
1h 45m
|
09-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Discovering Chemistry
(Higher)
|
5CH2H
|
1h 00m
|
10-Jun-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Discovering Chemistry
(Foundation)
|
5CH2F
|
1h 00m
|
10-Jun-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Physics For Your Future
(Higher)
|
5PH2H
|
1h 00m
|
12-Jun-14
|
Thursday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Physics For Your Future
(Foundation)
|
5PH2F
|
1h 00m
|
12-Jun-14
|
Thursday am
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 2 : Higher Paper
|
1MA0 2H
|
1h 45m
|
13-Jun-14
|
Friday am
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 2 : Foundation Paper
|
1MA0 2F
|
1h 45m
|
13-Jun-14
|
Friday am
|
AQA
|
Design and Technology : Product
Design Unit 1
|
45551
|
2h
|
13-Jun-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 : Using Biology (Foundation)
|
5BI3F
|
1h 00m
|
16-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 : Using Biology (Higher)
|
5BI3H
|
1h 00m
|
16-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3: Chemistry In Action (Higher)
|
5CH3H
|
1h 00m
|
19-Jun-14
|
Thursday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3: Chemistry In Action
(Foundation)
|
5CH3F
|
1h 00m
|
19-Jun-14
|
Thursday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 Applications In Physics
(Foundation)
|
5PH3F
|
1h 00m
|
23-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 Applications In Physics
(Higher)
|
5PH3H
|
1h 00m
|
23-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
GCSE
Timetable
Awarding Body
|
Title
|
Exam Code
|
Duration
|
Date
|
Start Time
|
Edexcel
|
Religious Studies Unit 3: Religion
And Life Based On A Study Of Catholic Christianity
|
5RS03
|
1h 30m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
French Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46552F
|
30m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
French Unit 1 Listening
|
46551F
|
35m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
French Unit 1 Listening
|
46551H
|
45m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
French Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46552H
|
50m
|
12-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Influences On Life (Higher)
|
5BI1H
|
1h 00m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Influences On Life
(Foundation)
|
5BI1F
|
1h 00m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 1
|
90301H
|
1h 30m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 1
|
90301F
|
1h 30m
|
13-May-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
AQA
|
Information and Communication
Technology Unit 1 - paper based
|
45201
|
1h 30m
|
14-May-14
|
Wednesday am
|
AQA
|
Information and Communication
Technology Unit 1 (Short Course) - paper based
|
45204
|
1h
|
14-May-14
|
Wednesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Chemistry In Our World
(Foundation)
|
5CH1F
|
1h 00m
|
15-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Chemistry In Our World
(Higher)
|
5CH1H
|
1h 00m
|
15-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
OCR
|
History:Study in Development and
Study in Depth:with Germany
c.1919-1945
|
A951/14
|
2h 00m
|
16-May-14
|
Friday am
|
Edexcel
|
Physical Education Unit 1: The Theory
Of Physical Education
|
5PE01
|
1h 30m
|
16-May-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Physical Education Unit 1: The Theory
Of Physical Education (Short Course)
|
5PE03
|
1h 00m
|
16-May-14
|
Friday pm
|
AQA
|
German Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46652F
|
30m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
German Unit 1 Listening
|
46651F
|
35m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
German Unit 2 Reading - paper based
|
46652H
|
50m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
German Unit 1 Listening
|
46651H
|
45m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Universal Physics
(Foundation)
|
5PH1F
|
1h 00m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 1: Universal Physics (Higher)
|
5PH1H
|
1h 00m
|
19-May-14
|
Monday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 1
|
97101F
|
1h 30m
|
20-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Literature 1
|
97101H
|
1h 30m
|
20-May-14
|
Tuesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Religious Studies Unit 10: Catholic
Christianity
|
5RS10
|
1h 30m
|
20-May-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 2
|
90302H
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
AQA
|
Geography A Unit 2
|
90302F
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday am
|
AQA
|
English Literature 2
|
97102F
|
1h 15m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 2
|
97102H
|
1h 15m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 4
|
97104F
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
AQA
|
English Literature 4
|
97104H
|
1h 30m
|
22-May-14
|
Thursday pm
|
OCR
|
History:Historical Source
Investigation with Developments in British Medicine 1200-1945
|
A952/21
|
1h 30m
|
23-May-14
|
Friday am
|
Edexcel
|
Application Of Technology In
Engineering And Manufacturing
|
5EM03
|
1h 30m
|
23-May-14
|
Friday pm
|
AQA
|
Music Unit 1
|
42701
|
1h
|
02-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
AQA
|
English Language 1
|
ENG1H
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Language 1
|
ENG1F
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Unit 1
|
ENG1F
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
AQA
|
English Unit 1
|
ENG1H
|
2h 15m
|
03-Jun-14
|
Tuesday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: The Components Of Life
(Higher)
|
5BI2H
|
1h 00m
|
06-Jun-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: The Components Of Life
(Foundation)
|
5BI2F
|
1h 00m
|
06-Jun-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 1 : Higher Paper
|
1MA0 1H
|
1h 45m
|
09-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 1 : Foundation Paper
|
1MA0 1F
|
1h 45m
|
09-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Discovering Chemistry
(Higher)
|
5CH2H
|
1h 00m
|
10-Jun-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Discovering Chemistry
(Foundation)
|
5CH2F
|
1h 00m
|
10-Jun-14
|
Tuesday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Physics For Your Future
(Higher)
|
5PH2H
|
1h 00m
|
12-Jun-14
|
Thursday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 2: Physics For Your Future
(Foundation)
|
5PH2F
|
1h 00m
|
12-Jun-14
|
Thursday am
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 2 : Higher Paper
|
1MA0 2H
|
1h 45m
|
13-Jun-14
|
Friday am
|
Edexcel
|
Mathematics 2 : Foundation Paper
|
1MA0 2F
|
1h 45m
|
13-Jun-14
|
Friday am
|
AQA
|
Design and Technology : Product
Design Unit 1
|
45551
|
2h
|
13-Jun-14
|
Friday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 : Using Biology (Foundation)
|
5BI3F
|
1h 00m
|
16-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 : Using Biology (Higher)
|
5BI3H
|
1h 00m
|
16-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3: Chemistry In Action (Higher)
|
5CH3H
|
1h 00m
|
19-Jun-14
|
Thursday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3: Chemistry In Action
(Foundation)
|
5CH3F
|
1h 00m
|
19-Jun-14
|
Thursday pm
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 Applications In Physics
(Foundation)
|
5PH3F
|
1h 00m
|
23-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Edexcel
|
Unit 3 Applications In Physics
(Higher)
|
5PH3H
|
1h 00m
|
23-Jun-14
|
Monday am
|
Extra-Curricular
Clubs 2013-2014
JANUARY- APRIL
MONDAY
|
TUESDAY
|
WEDNESDAY
|
THURSDAY
|
FRIDAY
|
|
BEFORE SCHOOL
|
Breakfast Club
Fitness
Basketball
All Years
|
Breakfast Club
Fitness
Basketball
All Years
|
Breakfast Club
Fitness
Basketball
All Years
|
Breakfast Club
Fitness
Basketball
All Years
|
Breakfast Club
Fitness
Basketball
All Years
|
LUNCH TIME
|
Fitness Suite + Basketball
Year 9 Basketball
|
Fitness Suite + Basketball
|
Fitness Suite + Basketball
GCSE Revision (A18)
|
Fitness Suite + Basketball
|
Fitness Suite + Basketball
|
AFTER SCHOOL
|
Year 9+10 Football
PG
All Years, Boxing
AW
|
All Years, Badminton
Marjon Students
|
Year 7+8 Football
RJ
AS Revision
3.40-5pm (A18)
DM
|
All Years, Table Tennis
External coach
Year 10, 11, 12, 13 and staff. Hash (Cross-Country/Orienteering)
DC
|
A2 Revision
3.40-5pm (A18)
DM
|
One night I had a
dream...
I dreamed I was walking along the beach with the
Lord, and
Across the sky flashed scenes from my life.
For each scene I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand;
One belonged to me, and the other to the Lord.
When the last scene of my life flashed before us,
I looked back at the footprints in the sand.
I noticed that many times along the path of my life,
There was only one set of footprints.
Across the sky flashed scenes from my life.
For each scene I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand;
One belonged to me, and the other to the Lord.
When the last scene of my life flashed before us,
I looked back at the footprints in the sand.
I noticed that many times along the path of my life,
There was only one set of footprints.
I also noticed that it happened at the very
lowest
and saddest times in my life
This really bothered me, and I questioned the Lord about it.
"Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you,
You would walk with me all the way;
But I have noticed that during the
most troublesome times in my life,
There is only one set of footprints.
I don't understand why in times when I
needed you the most, you should leave me.
and saddest times in my life
This really bothered me, and I questioned the Lord about it.
"Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you,
You would walk with me all the way;
But I have noticed that during the
most troublesome times in my life,
There is only one set of footprints.
I don't understand why in times when I
needed you the most, you should leave me.
The Lord replied, "My precious, precious
child. I love you, and I would never,
never leave you during your times of
trial and suffering.
When you saw only one set of footprints,
It was then that I carried you.
child. I love you, and I would never,
never leave you during your times of
trial and suffering.
When you saw only one set of footprints,
It was then that I carried you.
Amen
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