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Year 10 Information Evening Wednesday 19 th September 2012. Purpose of the evening. Learning Targets and assessment Pastoral Care Careers. The Pastoral Team. Mr S Kettle: Year Leader (pastoral care and academic progress)
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Year 10 Information Evening Wednesday 19th September 2012
Purpose of the evening • Learning • Targets and assessment • Pastoral Care • Careers
The Pastoral Team • Mr S Kettle: Year Leader (pastoral care and academic progress) • Mrs J Harrad: Pastoral Leader (pastoral care and personal development) • Mrs P Barber: Assistant to the Pastoral Team (monitoring and support)
The Pastoral Team • Miss Pilling / Mr McGrath (10 AMP) • Miss Reilly (10 JLR) • Mr Wilson (10 DPW) • Mr Braide (10 GKB) • Mr Bennett (10 ADB) • Dr Cook / Mrs Thomson (10 AJT) • Mrs Milligan/Mrs Cuff (10 CM) • Mrs Kendal (Miss Owen) (10 LRK)
The Pastoral Team • Mr T Webster: Senior Link to Year 10 • Mr A Hughes: KS4 Achievement Leader • Miss L Webb: Head of Careers • Mr K Taylor: Director of Inclusion
Poynton High School Targets & Assessment
GCSEWhat are they worth? GCSEWhat are they worth?
Examinations Year 10 April Year 10 Internal Exams June Double & Triple Science Module Maths Module (Set 1 only) Year 11 Dec Mock Exams May/June Final external exams
Year 10 Controlled Assessments • Autumn Term: Applied Business, English Language, French, Spanish, Core Science • Spring Term: Applied Business, Product Design, Core Science, English Language, English Literature, Music • Summer Term: Languages, History, Applied Business, Food & Nutrition, English Language, Business Studies, Drama, PE, Music
Generating Targets • We use Fischer Family Trust (FFT) to generate targets. • Based on performance at Key Stage Two. • We create two targets: • Minimum target grade (MTG) • Aspirational target grade (ATG)
Points to consider Social networking sites Computer Access Socialising Image Punctuality Organisation Motivation
Why do we run Work Experience? • Provide a first experience of work. • To develop confidence and responsibility in students. • To help students get a feel for the work place and the skills they need. • To allow students to gain experience ready for applying to jobs/courses in the futurre. • As part of the EdExcel Level 2 BTEC WorkSkills programme.
Placements 2 Options: Option 1 – Organise a Self Placement. (Deadline for this is 21st November 2012) Option 2 – Have a placement based on your interests from a job bank.
The process Work experience assembly. Self placement advice. Tutorial for applications to Changing Education. School Website. Placements. Teachers will visit placements. Evaluation. Debrief.
Practicalities for today… • If you have an employer in mind collect a self placement form from school today or from your child after the next assembly. • Return the form to school before the 21st November so we can risk assess the businesses. • NB: Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme and Work Experience are running in the same week. If your child is involved in DoE it is highly advisable to arrange a self placement for the 3 days they are not on the expedition. Or if possible an extra day over the weekend of the Work Experience period.
Is it Worthwhile? • Confidence. • Excel. • Links between subjects and work. • Opportunities. • Focus. • Employability.
“She was utterly exceptional and it was a real pleasure to have her with us for the week. I have never had someone who has thrown themselves straight in to the deep end so quickly.” From the Employer of Sophie Holt 11GL
Further Information… • The school website has a section dedicated to Work Experience which will be updated as the year progresses. www.phs.cheshire.sch.uk • Students will bring home a self placement form after their next year assembly. • If you require any further information email lmw@phs.cheshire.sch.uk or ring school 01625 871811 ext 266 and leave a message for me to get back to you.
Mission Statement We seek to value all our people and prepare them for their future lives in our changing world.