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First of all, welcome back to all staff and pupils for the new academic year. It is great to see everyone looking so smart and ready to make a good start.
I will be writing to parents early next week to give the final GCSE results, as currently one or two subjects are in the process of being re-evaluated by the board and may be upgraded. Currently though, our overall figure for 5A*-C grades is 86.0% and the figure including English and Mathematics is 80.7%. These are very pleasing for a school that is non-selective academically and also when it is bourne in mind that these figures are for academic GCSEs and not the vocational subjects some schools use in their figures.
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Early Years' Teddy Bear Picnic 24.06.10 |
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Early Years were today blessed with fantastic sunshine for their teddy bears’ picnic. The children had themselves prepared cakes and sandwiches for their teddy bears and we welcomed a number of visitors, mainly children who are joining us in Early Years next academic year. I took along my teddy, “Bobby”. I was given Bobby when I was the same age as the children there today, so he is rather elderly now, but he thoroughly enjoyed being introduced to all the other teddies! |
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Under 14s cricket make it to the final! 22.06.10 |
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Fantastic news that our under 14 cricket team beat Our Lady of Sion today and are now in the final of the southern area league. Congratulations to the whole team and I will be trying to get up to Lancing next Tuesday afternoon to see them play Angmering in the final. Well done to both coach (Mr Edlin) and the team – it was a fantastic achievement! |
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Downslink Challenge - 24.05.10 |
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Having just about managed to cycle 30 miles last year for the Downslink Challenge, I had mixed feelings when my 11 year old daughter announced she wanted to cycle the 30 this year.
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I was delighted to meet a new addition to Shoreham College today, when Year 6 brought over a beetle for the new “bug hotel” in the eco garden. Jacob Thompson found the beetle in his garden and Joe Sharp correctly identified it as a cockchafer. Although it did not stay in the bug hotel for long, as it regained its ability to fly, it laid some eggs before moving on and everyone who saw the beetle was very impressed. |
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