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01/12/23

Some more festive artwork from our design a Christmas Card competition, this time a quirky drawing from Liv in Year 10.#SJLChristmasCountdown2023 pic.twitter.com/Te0qoWepHm

01/12/23

We’ve had some incredible entrants into our design a Christmas Card competition, with 225 entries this year. We will be sharing some of the fantastic designs on our countdown to Christmas over the next few weeks.First up is this gorgeous digital drawing from Charm in Year 10. pic.twitter.com/XTS85kcAl6

01/12/23

The Senior Reading Group have chosen 1984 by George Orwell and Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus for the next meeting - open to ​Year 10, Year 11 and Sixth Form students on Friday 12 January at 1pm in the Library Quiet Study Area. pic.twitter.com/LQ2ekZCogE

30/11/23

UAC band getting Christmas ready - 18 days until the concert! pic.twitter.com/EHZGUnR3Oe

30/11/23

Congratulations to the students in yr8 who were recognised for their effort and achievement this month. pic.twitter.com/fN8YjZkIb8

30/11/23

Year 13 students in A Level Chemistry class were measuring the pH of acids using data loggers as part of their practical assessment. pic.twitter.com/FQZeTwd7xP

30/11/23

2nd round of the Autumn Term Chess competition took place this week. Some very closely contested games and all played in an excellent spirit. pic.twitter.com/fBmTOAsGVP

29/11/23

Year 8 girls Football ⚽️The girls competed in the EFL Utilita Cup at Watford FC, reaching the semis having won 5 games and drawing 1 game. Sadly we lost on penalties in the semi final. The girls played very well and didn’t concede a goal in the whole tournament.👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/I00cQAtsP8

29/11/23

Senior Girls Football produce excellent display despite some absentees to win 5-0 at RPS in the District League. Impressive performances right across the park. pic.twitter.com/E8GT3RN9ZP

29/11/23

Sorting out the very generous donations from the SJL community ready for asylum seekers to collect this afternoon. pic.twitter.com/Y31XCZReou

29/11/23

Lost Property - there are a large number of glasses, pencil cases, keys, headphones and other various objects in reception.Please can students collect items by the end of this term. Any unclaimed items will be disposed of (donated where applicable) at the end of term. pic.twitter.com/r2u82dNNov

29/11/23

If you're thinking of a career in teaching, take a look at the Initial Teacher Training at the Alban TSH in partnership with the National Institute of Teaching - applications for September 2024 are now open. Further details can be found here: https://t.co/a7df9s61zV pic.twitter.com/oB19qK8Jes

28/11/23

Senior Netball🏐This afternoon the senior netball team played the first of three netball games this week. Tonight’s game was against Sandringham, the girls won 16-14. Well done to all the girls who played and POM Katie👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/eJdB3x1dPz

28/11/23

Lost Property - the following item is currently on display in the Dining Hall - it's a black bag of girls clothes from Year 7 PGL which included the reading book.Any unclaimed items will be disposed of (donated where applicable) at the end of term. pic.twitter.com/OiBMKj60W7

28/11/23

Lost Property - the following items are currently on display in the Dining Hall. Any unclaimed items will be disposed of (donated where applicable) at the end of term. pic.twitter.com/Q0NnYrMenP

28/11/23

Year 7 were working on their self portrait designs in Art class, which they will later model out of clay - we can't wait to see their designs in 3D. pic.twitter.com/B65aBNQy4w

27/11/23

Reminder to Year 13 parents that booking for online Parents’ Evening closes tomorrow, Tuesday 28 November, at 6pm. pic.twitter.com/Z3sZ58u5BW

26/11/23

Reminder - the deadline for payment for Christmas Lunch is tomorrow (Monday 27 November), please make payment via ParentPay.

26/11/23

We are so proud of these boys. Finally they taste victory on a rugby field and in fine style. A record of 4 wins & 1 defeat in today’s festival scoring 19 tries in the process. All that training starting to pay off. Massive thank you to Mr Parkin & Mr Allen as well. pic.twitter.com/1IJIREO9ib

26/11/23

Rugby Tournaments 🏉Year 7 - played 5 won 4Year 8 - played 5 won 2Our year 7s got their first wins of the season, seeing their hard work paying off 👏Shoutout to Mr Parkin & Mr Allen for their efforts with the 7s and our incredible parents who turned out in force to support pic.twitter.com/GQTQKB0wtR

24/11/23

Contract extension: confirmed ✅Well deserved, Zach 🙌#CPFC |

24/11/23

Term Date Reminder - school will be closed on Monday 27 November 2023 for our annual occasional day.We look forward to seeing students back in school on Tuesday 28 November. pic.twitter.com/aZcoEVbl0X

24/11/23

Year 13 students in A Level Chemistry class were measuring the pH of acids using data loggers as part of their practical assessment. pic.twitter.com/KxtdT5jlJL

23/11/23

Reminder to Year 7 parents that online Parents’ Evening is taking place this evening. pic.twitter.com/5XpOaHMCL3

23/11/23

Year 11 Netball🏐Well done to the Year 11 netball team in their game against STAHS B team this evening. Outstanding movement up the court and fantastic shooting from all three of the shooters resulted in the final score SJL 30-10 STAHS. POM Poppy 👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/CghECGhPq3

Westminster Briefing Conference

Challenging the Most Able: Fulfilling the Potential of All Students - Wednesday, 19 July 2017

19.07.17 Westminster Briefing

Alan Barham (Education Consultant and former Headteacher); Susanne Staab (Headmistress, Norton Knatchbull School); Sue Kelly (Deputy Head, Norton Knatchbull School); Emma Brining (Head of MASt and Gifted & Talented, Sir John Lawes); Mirela Temo (Educational Improvement Consultant – MAGT Lead, Ealing Council); Bob Cox (Presenter, Writer & Director, ‘Searching for Excellence Ltd’)

Nearly a year on from Ofsted's Chief Inspector portraying the performance of the most able children as ”a bleak picture of under-achievement and unfulfilled potential”, the progress of that cohort remains a focus for inspectors, policy-makers and School Leaders alike. SJL Head of MASt and G&T Mrs Brining spoke at this conference, organised by Westminster Briefing, contributing to a comprehensive update on how best to fulfil the potential of the most able in our schools and how to measure their success. The conference was attended by Senior and Middle leaders, Gifted & Talented/Most Able Co-ordinators, Teaching & Learning Co-ordinators, Teachers and Governors from UK schools.

Key Issues addressed at the conference included:

· Overview of the national policy context: Progress 8 and beyond

· Stretching the most able to achieve their potential

· The Ofsted view: what to expect on inspection

· Impact of changes to the schools landscape

· Building a Whole School Approach

· Defining, identifying and tracking the most able pupils

· Putting Social Mobility at the heart of your plan

· Engaging and motivating teachers and support staff

· Examining the transition from KS2 to KS3

· Making use of extra-curricular resources and methods

 

Westminster Briefing

Westminster Briefing is a brand of Dods Group Plc, Europe's leading political information, policy communication and public affairs specialist. Their briefings, summits and training events are part of a wide variety of services they provide. For over ten years a diverse range of professionals has attended their events to receive up-to-date information about the latest policies and developments affecting their field.

A brief history of Dods

When The Times’ parliamentary journalist Charles Roger Phipps Dod left the iconic British newspaper to launch Dods Parliamentary Companion in 1832, little did he know that almost two centuries later his definitive guide to UK political figures would still be published annually. He certainly would never have imagined that it would form the inspiration for the world’s most comprehensive, reliable and accurate source of political and public sector intelligence and education. Nor that the company would still bear his name, share his values of impartiality and integrity, and be the essential tool for anyone looking to thoroughly understand and engage with government and public affairs in the UK, the European Union, and beyond.

 

 

 

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