Regents Review Spring 2024

The Regents Review Spring 2024

GENERAL NEWS

George

291 283 277 268 267 266

Tilly

263 261 260

Dwen

Yonis Jireh

Ace Olaf Ash

Mrs Mouland Head of Year 8

Czarina

Year 9 We are now two thirds of our way through Year 9 and my first term as Head of Year 9. I would like to say a huge thank you to the students and parents in the welcome that they have given me. Also, to my tutors and year group team, who work tirelessly in supporting me, the year group and their tutees. It has been brilliant walking around the school, into lessons and seeing the Year 9s getting stuck in to their subjects and excited about developing a deeper understanding to further their progress. It was also good to see so many parents and students at the options evening and recent parents evening. We were able to have good

conversations about what lies ahead for Year 10 and what the best options are for their GCSEs. We continue to reward our students as the table shows our top 20 students, who have the most reward points this year, to date. A big well done to the whole year group, as over an amazing 25,000 reward points have been issued so far this year. I would like to wish all of Year 9 and their families a wonderful break and look forward to seeing you back for our last term as Year 9. Top 20 Students Ellen TMA 264 Kinti TMA 257

Zaine

TMA 254

Cliff Mya

TMA BMO

249

248 Magdalana TMA 239 Eliza TMA 236 Georgia BMO 228 Umberto BMO 227 Alicja BMO 227 Ianis JWA 226 Jasmina BMO 225 Ben TMA 222 Jacob PRE 221 Ethan BMO 218 Harry GDO 215 Tate TMA 213 Saran BMO 212 Mr McIntyre Head of Year 9

Year 10 As we approach the Easter holidays, it is a reminder that Year 10 have only one full academic year with us. This time next year, students will be conducting their final preparations for the summer exams. Current Year 11s will shortly be leaving us in the summer term, where I will be expecting Year 10 to ‘step up’ and lead by example to the lower years, with what it means to be a student at RPCC. Leadership is a common theme at RPCC, especially within the PE department, where there are numerous opportunities to demonstrate qualities:

lessons, clubs, PE champions and the ‘This Girls Can’ initiative. I am really looking forward to Year 10 students ‘stepping up’ and applying for the Student Leadership Team in the summer term, where they can have a greater influence in shaping the school. I would like to thank Mrs Jarvis for her continued support with Year 10, as well as all the tutors, Mrs Cosford, Miss Robinson, Mr Barron, Mr Brightman, Mr Selfe, Mrs O’Brien & Mrs Ballard.

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