This is a big year for our Year 11 and we have mapped out a whole series of sessions, mock exams and boosters to help them peak for the Summer 2019 exams.
There are just 26 weeks till the formal GCSE exams begin but there are also a number of key dates which crop up before that:
Month
|
Examinations | Support for Students and Parents/Carers |
November 2018 | 8th – 9th – Music – Solo GCSE Performances
14th – Mock Examinations Start BTEC Sport Resits – Date TBC |
10th – English Saturday School
17th – Maths Saturday School |
December 2018 | W/B 10th Dec – Hospitality and Catering Practical Exam Week | |
January 2019 | 10th – CIDA Controlled Assessment
16th – BTEC Business Re-Sit Exams W/B 28th Science Pre-Public Examinations Week BTEC Creative and Media Re-sits – Date TBC |
14th – BTEC Business Drop Down Day
17th – Year 11 Parents’ Evening 26th – Science Saturday School |
February 2019 | W/B 4th – History and Geography Pre-Public Examinations Week
W/B 11th – Engineering Pre-Public Examination |
2nd – History & Geography Saturday School
Engineering Drop Down Day Half-Term Revision Days – Schedule TBC |
March 2019 | W/B 4th – English Pre-Public Exam Week
W/B 11th – Maths Pre-Public Examination 21st – 22nd – Music GCSE Ensemble Performances |
2nd – English Saturday School
9th – 30th – Maths Saturday School 16th, 23rd – Saturday School Sessions |
April 2019 | WB 29th – BTEC Performing Arts – External Assessments | 6th – English Saturday School
Easter Revision Sessions – Schedule TBC |
May 2019 | 13th – GCSE Examinations Start (Provisional) | 11th – English Literature Saturday School
18th – Maths Saturday School |
June 2019 |
14th – GCSE Examinations Finish (Provisional) |
Looking Forward to Leavers’ Assembly & Year 11 Prom |
Oli Forster, Assistant Headteacher, said: “We will be in contact with parents on a regular basis as needs arise as Summer success relies on students, teacher and parents all pulling together. Our support systems have produced superb results over the last two years so any student that wishes to succeed simply has to choose to buy-in.”