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  • Year 13 Trial Examinations – 23rd - 30th November 2020 ​​​​​​​

    Year 13 Trial Examinations – 23rd - 30th November 2020 ​​​​​​​


    information you about the arrangements for the forthcoming trial examinations for all Year 13 students.

    Examinations will take place for most subjects. These are a vital part of our on-going programme of assessing your child’s progress to date in key subject areas. Performance in these exams allows us to identify where further additional support strategies can be put in place to enable progress towards targets to be met.

    Please see below a copy of the examination timetable, it’s important that all students go through their timetables to ensure they are fully aware of when they’re exams are to ensure full preparation. When not in exams, students should attend lessons as per their usual timetable.

    Can I also take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.

    If you have any concerns with your child’s progress in general, please do not hesitate to contact us via email at schooloffice@stjohnplessington.comor by telephoning the Head of Learning.

     

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  • 13-Nov-20 - Yr 8 & Yr 11 Review Day - School Cloud Appointment & Video Link

    13-Nov-20 - Yr 8 & Yr 11 Review Day - School Cloud Appointment & Video Link


    Yr 8 & Yr 11 REVIEW DAY – Friday 20th November 2020 from 9.00am to 6.00pm

    Online Appointment Booking and Video Link via School Cloud

    The school has introduced a new intuitive and easy to use online appointment booking system using School Cloud. This allows you to choose your own appointment times with teachers and you will receive an email confirming your appointments. We are confident this will be an improvement to the previous system and welcome any feedback.  

    Please note, video link appointments are for a 5-minute period if you are logged into School Cloud, it will start automatically at the designated time, it will show a count down and automatically end the appointment.

    If you are a Year 11 parent/carer, and saw a teacher on Thursday’s Parents’ Evening, you do not need to see that teacher again.

    Appointments can be made from this afternoon, Friday 13th November at 4.00pm.

    Please visit https://stjohnplessington.schoolcloud.co.uk to see how to log in and book your appointments. (A short guide on how to log in and add appointments is attached with this letter.) 

    Instead of using Zoom for the video meetings, School Cloud booking system will include the video link;

    https://support.parentseveningsystem.co.uk/article/801-video-parents-how-to-attend-appointments-over-video-call

    Your child should accompany you on the video link to the College for their meetings dressed appropriately.

    We look forward to seeing you and your child on Friday.

    Yours sincerely

    Mr P McLoughlin

    Deputy Headteacher

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  • Year 11 Trial Examinations – 23rd November - 4th December 2020

    Year 11 Trial Examinations – 23rd November - 4th December 2020


    Dear Parent/Carer

    I am writing to inform you about the arrangements for the forthcoming trial examinations for all Year 11 students. As you know, these are a vital part of our on-going programme of assessing your child’s progress to date in all subject areas. I appreciate that the current situation of COVID has impacted students in many ways and with this in mind, it is very important that students continue to be prepared for all forms of assessment including formal examinations, particularly in light of the Government’s plans for summer examinations to still go ahead. Performance in these trial exams allows us to identify where further additional support strategies can be put in place to enable progress towards targets to be met, this is especially important during these uncertain times.

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  • October Wirral Road Safety Team Bulletin for Secondary Schools

    October Wirral Road Safety Team Bulletin for Secondary Schools


    Now the autumn is here, remember to take extra care on your journey to school.

    During term time, the majority of road collisions involving young people happen in the afternoon and evenings, especially in the autumn and winter when it gets dark earlier in the day.

    Walking or cycling to school is the healthiest option if you can. During lockdown, people started to get out and exercise more and it’s important we continue to do that during the autumn and winter months - even if it takes more of an effort.  Exercise is a great mood-booster - something we all need in these difficult times!  Active travel like walking or cycling improves alertness, lowers stress, and increases concentration.  It also takes away the stress of using busy buses and trains, especially when capacity may be reduced due to social distancing.

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  • 22-Oct-20 Message from the Headteacher

    22-Oct-20 Message from the Headteacher


    Dear Parents and Carers

    As we come to the end of this half term, I’d like to update you on a number of important points. This half term has presented us with some challenges which our pupils and staff have risen to meet. Thank you for your support and encouragement.

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  • Staff Development Day -  Friday 23rd October 2020.

    Staff Development Day - Friday 23rd October 2020.


    Dear Parents & Carers

    I would like to remind you that we have a Staff Development Day tomorrow, Friday 23rd October 2020.

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  • 18-Sep-20 - SJP Coronavirus Update

    18-Sep-20 - SJP Coronavirus Update


    Dear Parents and Carers

    I do hope that you and your families are well.
    I would like to update you regarding school routines from Monday 21st September 2020 as Wirral’s coronavirus cases continue to rise. 

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  • SJP Welcome Back - Update

    SJP Welcome Back - Update


    Dear Parent/Carer

    Firstly, many thanks for your support and cooperation in ensuring that the return to school has been smooth and positive for our young people. We do hope that you and all of our school community are keeping well during this time.  We are delighted with the way that our pupils have returned to school and the level of maturity with which they have dealt with the new school routines.  Our new Year 7 cohort have settled in so well considering they did not have the opportunity to visit SJP prior to joining in September.  They are a credit to the school, themselves and you for the way in which they have conducted themselves over the last week. 

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  • Merseyrail Services - Letter to Schools on service and operational information

    Merseyrail Services - Letter to Schools on service and operational information


    We have been working with our partners at the local authorities to ensure that we are fully sighted on the return to school journey.  Whilst walking and cycling are being promoted we fully understand especially for secondary pupils that public transport may be the only feasible journey and that this might be causing anxiety. We hope that this letter helps to minimise some of those fears before next week.

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  • Letter From Ms Sharrat - Headteacher

    Letter From Ms Sharrat - Headteacher


    Y8 - Y13 In response to a number of queries, please find attached the letter from Ms Sharratt which was previously sent in July:

    Dear Parents/Carers

    It gives me great pleasure to introduce myself as the new Headteacher of SJP. It is a privilege to have been appointed by the Multi Academy Trust and Governors and entrusted with the job of leading such a fantastic school. In the words of Pope Francis, “Teaching is a beautiful job; as it allows you to see the growth day by day of the people entrusted to your care”. We are truly blessed with such wonderful pupils. 

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  • Use of facemasks in school

    Use of facemasks in school


    Dear Parents/Carers

    I hope you are well. Following government announcements this week, I'm writing to you to provide some clarification and reassurance regarding the use of facemasks in school.
     

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