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Route to Success Introduction and the year ahead – Ms. Torres Planning for post 16 - Mr. Espley and Mr Lamont Head Boy and Head Girl – Jacob Lawes and Emily White Preparing for forthcoming exams – Mr. Jansen Year 11 Information Evening 2013

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Route to Success Introduction and the year ahead – Ms. Torres Planning for post 16 - Mr. Espley and Mr Lamont Head Boy and Head Girl – Jacob Lawes and Emily White Preparing for forthcoming exams – Mr. Jansen. Year 11 Information Evening 2013. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Route to SuccessIntroduction and the year ahead – Ms. TorresPlanning for post 16 - Mr. Espley and Mr LamontHead Boy and Head Girl – Jacob Lawes and Emily WhitePreparing for forthcoming exams – Mr. Jansen

Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Page 2: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

IF YOU THINK YOU CAN…. OR IF YOU THINK YOU CAN’T

YOU’RE RIGHT

Our greatest challenge this year will be to push at the barriers created in our children’s mind:

Page 3: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

3 easy questions• What do you want?

• How much do you want it?

• What are you going to do about it?

Page 4: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step …

Start!

109 School Days to the FINALS

Page 5: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Education ….

IMPROVE QUALITY OF

LIFE!

BE HAPPIER!

LIVE LONGER!

Page 6: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Get richer ……Education to earnings

0102030405060708090

Page 7: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

If you only do what you’ve always done…………

you’ll only get what you’ve always got

Page 8: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

It is through success in education that the daughter of a peasant can become a doctor, that the son of a mineworker can become the head of the mine, that a child of farm

workers can become the president of a great nation. It is what we make out of what we have, not

what we are given, that separates one person from another.

Page 9: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Maximising an individual’s potential: Page 18 in Y11 Booklet• Reports – end of each term • Progress towards Targets, comparing CL

and Target - have a conversation about progress

KS3 levels GCSE Grade

8 A*

7 A

6 B

5 CThese are general stages of progress from KS3 to GCSE

Where is your son/daughter now?

Ask the questions why, how, what and who?

Page 10: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

• Liaising with Tutors• Understanding feedback

Page 11: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

GCSEs

The first qualification

Page 12: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

What are Employers looking for when they recruit?

Page 13: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

People Skills

Decision maker

Technical Skills

AssertiveVisionary

Co-operative

AmbitionLeadership

Intellect

Trustworthy

Initiator

Quick thinker Methodical

Self-reliance

Page 14: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

When you apply to go to University what

are they looking for?

Page 15: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Motivation

Knowledge

CommitmentTechnical Skill

Interpersonal SkillsAspirations

Enthusiasm

DedicationLeadership

Intellect

Organisational skills

Time management

Academic potential Analytical skills

Passion

Page 16: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Resilient, independent

learners who have

flexible skills and

competencies; who can

work well in teams and

lead themselves and

others to perform up to

and beyond their

potential

Wanted..

Page 17: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Choices, Choices, Choices

For next year, really important to• Go out and understand what is available• Research, it’s important to get the right

package for you

Vocational

Academic

Both have routes

to University

Page 18: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Russell Group represents 20 leading

UK universities• All GCSEs count• Uni will not accept GCSE

grades that are less than ‘B’• The stronger your grade the

stronger your application• Consider your Alevels

carefully• Seek Advice and Guidance

Academic

Page 19: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Apprenticeships are very competitive

• Companies want GCSEs of ‘C’ and above

• High earners

• www.nationalapprenticeshipservice.co.uk

Vocational

Page 20: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Key Milestones• Reports • Planning for Post 16• Writing a personal statement and applying to college • Mock exams • Parents Consultation• First day of GCSEs• Exam results

16 January 2014

21 August 2014

2-12 December

2013

12 May 2014

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Attendance

• 90% attendance = ½ day missed each week!• 1 school year at 90% = 4 weeks of school missed (96

lessons)!• 90% attendance over 5 years = ½ a school year

missed!

• Research suggests that 17 missed school days in a year = 1 GCSE grade drop in achievement in each subject

• Simply – the greater the attendance the greater the achievement

• Colleges and employers will want to know about a students attendance record

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Lateness

• When a student arrives late to lesson it is not just their learning that is affected, it is the whole classes

• Frequent lateness can add up to a considerable amount of learning lost

Minutes late per day during the school year

Equals days worth of teaching lost in a year

5 minutes 3.4 days

10 minutes 6.9 days

15 minutes 10.3 days

20 minutes 13.8 days

30 minutes 20.7 days

Page 23: Year 11 Information Evening 2013

Meeting with your Head of House

• Athena: Mrs White-Zamler E1• Brigantia: Mr Burnett A2• Calliope: Mr Keeble A1• Itzamna: (Mr Wheeler) Ms Torres

Hall • Morrigan: Mr Jansen E3• Zephyrus: Mrs Laughton A4