year 11 standards evening
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Year 11 Standards Evening. 16 th September 2014. KS5 Results A2 Summary. The average grade achieved overall was just below a ‘B’ grade. (A 'B' grade is equivalent to 240 points and our average point score per qualification was 226 points.) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Year 11 Standards Evening
16th September 2014
KS5 Results A2 Summary
The average grade achieved overall was just below a ‘B’ grade. (A 'B' grade is equivalent to 240 points and our average point score per qualification was 226 points.)
35% of A2 grades achieved were at the highest grades (A or A*).
61% of A2 grades achieved were grade B or higher.
85% of A2 grades achieved were grade C or higher.
100% of A2 grades achieved were grade ‘E’ or above.
100% of our students achieved 1 or more Key Stage 5 qualification at grade A*-E.
99% of our students achieved 2 or more Key Stage 5 qualifications at grades A*-E.
95% of our students achieved 3 or more Key Stage 5 qualifications at grades A*-E.
We are especially proud of the 20 students (15% of Year 13) who achieved 3 or more A’Levels at the highest grades (A*/A).
KS5 Results A2 Summary
The average grade achieved overall was just below a ‘B’ grade. (A 'B' grade is equivalent to 240 points and our average point score per qualification was 226 points.)
35% of A2 grades achieved were at the highest grades (A or A*). 61% of A2 grades achieved were grade B or higher.85% of A2 grades achieved were grade C or higher.100% of A2 grades achieved were grade ‘E’ or above.100% of our students achieved 1 or more Key Stage 5 qualification at grade A*-E. 99% of our students achieved 2 or more Key Stage 5 qualifications at grades A*-E. 95% of our students achieved 3 or more Key Stage 5 qualifications at grades A*-E.
We are especially proud of the 20 students (15% of Year 13) who achieved 3 or more A’Levels at the highest grades (A*/A).
What our Year 13 2013/14 leavers are doing now
Our journey…• Nearing the end of a seven year
partnership/beginning of a two year partnership
• Extra – Curricular Clubs/Enrichment
• Leadership opportunities
• Role models
Courage and Courtesy
Courage:Brave
FearlessBold
Courtesy:PoliteKind
Considerate
Preparing young people for the future…
Central to achieving this is the school’s motto ‘Courage and Courtesy’. We
recognise the importance of developing and providing all our
students with the courage, confidence and communication skills they require
to flourish and succeed, but also to promote traditional values of courtesy,
respect and good discipline.
Time for reflection…
Thank you for the challenges we are faced with.
May we see them not as obstacles, but as opportunities to see things from a different
perspective.May we have the determination and the resilience to take up and succeed at the
challenge…...and then to enjoy the transformed view.
Courage and Courtesy
We can achieve anything
Communication• Parental bulletin
• Every Thursday• Please ensure the school has your
email address
• Show my homework
75th anniversary celebrations
3rd October 2014 – Community Open Morning
17th October 2014 – Gala Dinner
27th Feb – Gala Concert at the Gordon Craig
17th May 2015 – 75th Jazz Spectacular, reunion, workshop and Concert
Mrs Paice
Head of Year 11
Structure of pastoral care
• Role of the Form Tutor
• Student Services
• Class teachers/HoDs/HoFs
Expected standards• Uniform
• Respect
• Timekeeping
• Rewards & Sanctions
Home-School Communication
• Phone calls & Letters
• Planners & Emails
• Parent & Information Evenings
• Show My Homework
• Twitter• @kt_school• @KTHeadteacher
Keeping in touch
We use an online homework planner called Show My Homework and we use Twitter to
make announcements you may be interested in
Courage:Brave
FearlessBold
Courtesy:PoliteKind
Considerate
SMHWAll students were asked to register with SMHW last year.
Students and parents were issued with a unique username and password.
SMHW is even mobile friendly so parents and students can access homework on the move via a smartphone app.
If you’ve lost it or not done it, please email [email protected]
Courage:Brave
FearlessBold
Courtesy:PoliteKind
Considerate
Wisepay is by far the easiest way to pay for school expenses
Our twitter tag is:
@kt_school
Other Useful Things You
May Not Know
Mr Litchfield’s twitter tag is:@KTHeadteacher
Key Dates for the Year Group
17th & 24th Oct: Tim Foot ‘Revision Cracked’20th Nov: KTS Sixth Form Open Evening24th Nov – 5th Dec: Mock GCSE Exams15th Jan: Parents Evening27th April – 26th June: GCSE exams2nd July: Year 11 Prom20th August: GCSE results
please see the handout for a more comprehensive list
Mr. Clayton
Assistant Head Teacher in charge of pastoral care
Whole School Care• Attendance
• Safeguarding
• Learning Environments
• Game consoles
Thank you for attending
Staff will be in the Hall & Dining Room until 7pm9