Transition Evening Tuesday 2nd July 2025.pptx

Welcome to our Transition Evening Tuesday 1 st July 2025

Trust

Empathy

Honesty

Community

Diversity

Collaboration

Interests

Enjoyment

Friendships

Patience

A safe space

Understanding

Regents Park is an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, respected and connected

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Senior Student Leadership Team 2025/2026

Deputy Head Ambassadors

Head Ambassadors

Cliff Lam Mitchell Maynard

Kara Joseph Sybasna Poudel

Senior Prefects

Diana Agha

Kinti Oluwafemi

Daisha Kiiza

John Epelle

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Mr Sinclair Head of Year 7 from September 2025 My favourite memory at

As well as being Head of Year 7, I teach history, health and social care and PE

One of my favourite books is Touching the Void by Joe Simpson

Regents Park is being invited to Buckingham Palace to meet the Queen & 2015 World Cup Rugby players

One of my favourite sayings is “honesty is the best policy”

We will be posting you an information pack very soon, however if your parents have any questions they would like to ask, please email info@regentspark.sout hampton.sch.uk

My favourite season is the summer time

I have a pet cat

I have been teaching in Southampton for 15 years and was an outdoor instructor before teaching

In my free time I like to kayak, kitesurf and coach rugby

called Venus

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Mrs Jarvis Head of Year Support

One of my favourite music band is UB40

I used to work at Woolworths

My favourite memory at Regents Park is being given the job of Head of Year Support

One of my favourite saying “believe in yourself you can achieve anything”.

We will be posting you an information pack very soon, however if your parents have any questions they would like to ask, please email info@regentspark.sout hampton.sch.uk

My favourite season is

the winter because of Christmas

I started working at Regents Park in November 2000 and in fact was a student there

In my free time spending time with family & gardening

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Mantra for year 7 “ All hands in, be the best version of you”

What does this mean? This mantra is our motivational phrase designed to encourage teamwork, personal growth, and self-improvement. “All hands in" Teamwork and Unity : This part emphasizes the importance of everyone working together. It suggests that success comes from collective effort, where each individual's contribution is valued.

"Be the best version of you" Personal Growth : This part focuses on individual self-improvement. It encourages each person to strive towards their personal best. Self-awareness : It asks individuals to recognize their strengths and weaknesses and to work on enhancing their abilities and overcoming their limitations. Aspiration and Effort : It motivates people to set high standards for themselves and to work diligently to meet those standards. The phrase suggests continuous self-evaluation and effort towards becoming better.

Inclusion : It implies that everyone should be involved and take part in the activities or goals set for the year. No one is left out. Commitment : It encourages full participation and dedication from every member of the group, indicating that achieving goals requires everyone's input.

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How can home support with team Year 7?

School - home relationship is invaluable to support your child. Ways you can support us from home: • Set a Routine: Establish a daily routine that includes time for homework, reading, and relaxation. Ensure a set bedtime each week day. • Create a Study Space: Provide a quiet and well-lit area for your child to do their schoolwork. • Be Involved: Regularly ask your child about their day (this has the biggest impact), what they learned, and any challenges they faced. Communicate with us when you need to. Were always at the end of the phone! By working together, schools and homes can create a supportive and enriching environment that fosters a child’s academic and personal growth.

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Transition over the summer

Summer Homework can be found on our website as with lots of other information to help with transition.

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Equipment List • Pen

• Pencil • Ruler • Highlighter • Rubber • Calculator • Water bottle

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At Regents Park we have many different ways to Reward students for positive behaviour, good attendance and following our four school values

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Attendance at RPCC

195 school days per year

Every day counts

Attendance to school really makes a huge difference to how well you get on at school – 95% and above is classed as good attendance at Regents Park

Every day you have 6 lessons

Over the 5 years, that’s 975 days at Regents Park

We reward all students who have good attendance

8:20 is GREAT, 8:30 is LATE!

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Uniform

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Regents Park School Ethos

Respect encompasses appreciation of diversity and cultural differences

Respect forms the basis of healthy relationships

Respect prepares you for adulthood

Respect is our fundamental core value that holds immense importance for all in our community both now and in the future – here's why!

Everyone in the Regents park community lives by the 4 school values of Respect , Pride, Creativity and Challenge

Respect for learning leads to academic success

Self Respect teaches us to set our boundaries , practice self care and maintain a positive self-esteem

Respect helps to repair conflict peacefully and constructively

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Pride in your interests, values and beliefs gives you a sense of identity Pride fosters a fosters self –awareness and authenticity Regents Park School Ethos Pride in our community gives us our sense of belonging

Pride is our fundamental core value that holds immense importance for all in our community both now and as you transition into adulthood – here's why!

Everyone in the Regents park community lives by the 4 school values of Respect, Pride , Creativity and Challenge

Pride encourages us to take personal responsibility and ownership of our actions

Pride in your school work, putting forth your best effort and strive for success

Pride helps you to develop resilience and your Bouncebackability

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Students tackle real-world problems through creative solutions

In art class, we weren’t told what to draw. We just had a theme—like 'freedom'—and could interpret it however we wanted

Thinking creatively “thinking out of the box” improves critical thinking

Creativity is our fundamental core value that holds immense importance for all in our community both now and as you transition into adulthood – here's why!

Everyone in the Regents park community lives by the 4 school values of Respect, Pride, Creativity and Challenge

Freedom to explore ideas , express individuality, and learn in ways that feel personal and meaningful

We’re encouraged to debate and share our opinions—even if they’re different from the teacher’s

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Regents Park School Ethos

Embracing challenges fosters a growth mindset

Challenging oneself academically is essential for intellectual growth and academic success

Embracing challenges pushes you to limits as we striving for excellence

Challenge is our fundamental core value that holds immense importance for all in our community both now and as you transition into adulthood – here's why!

Everyone in the Regents park community lives by the 4 school values of Respect, Pride, Creativity and Challenge

Challenging situations prompt us to think critically , analyse options, and develop effective strategies for overcoming difficulties

Overcoming challenges builds s elf-confidence , belief in your abilities

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Year 7 Poem readings

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Plan for Transition Day • Arrival at 8.50am. • Wear current school uniform and footwear • Bring packed lunch/ snacks (if you don’t want the free lunch) and a bottle of water • Programme of events:

Times

Timetable

8:50 am

Arrival at school and register

9:00-9:30

Welcome Assembly and Tour of school

9:30-10:30

PE Lesson (Active Teamwork)

10:30-10:50

Break time (Free play)

Tour of school Taster lessons Break and lunch • Leave at 2.30pm

10:55-11:55

Science Lesson (Acid Test)

11:55-12:20

Lunch time (Free Lunch)

12:20-1:20

Geography Lesson (Global Community)

1:20-2:20

ART Lesson (Year 7 Project)

2:20-2:30

Awards Assembly

2:30

Parent collection/ Dismiss

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Free Lunch on Transition Day

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Key Dates:

Transition Day : Wednesday 2 nd July 2025 (tomorrow)

Start of term (First day of school): Friday 5th September 2025 – Year 7 Only

Year 7 Welcome Evening & Tutor Meet: Thursday 18th September 2025, 4.00pm - 5.30pm

Year 7 Subject Parents’ Evening: Thursday 18th June 2026, 3.30pm - 6.30pm

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Leaders of Tomorrow at Regents Park Community college • Sports Leaders • This Girl Can Ambassadors • Culture Ambassadors • Student Librarians • College Council • Anti Bullying Ambassadors

• Cyber Ambassadors • Wellbeing Champions

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Do you have any questions?

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