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Windsor Girls’ School
15 December 2017
Carol Concert
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On Thursday, we had our sixth Windsor Girls’ School Carol Concert at Holy Trinity, Garrison Church in Windsor. There were approximately 180 performers taking part, either singing or playing in the band. There was a mixture of traditional and contemporary Christmas music. It was great to see so many parents, past students and governors in the congregation.
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Dear Parents and Carers, There have been a number of activities taking place this week, and towards the end of this week we have been celebrating the end of term and looking forward to Christmas. Year 11 were pleased to have finished their Internal Examinations and to submit their applications for the Sixth Form. We will be sharing their results with them at the end of our first week back. Interviews for the Sixth Form will take place in Term 3. Year 12 and 13 Product Design students had the opportunity to visit a visionary project which is using unusual materials to construct a house. They were able to try their hand at house building and met with the architect to see the design and building process first-hand. We were pleased to dispatch our final UCAS applications this week, and it is pleasing to see that so many students are holding offers from their chosen universities. For students still waiting to hear back from universities, we hope you hear soon, but remember, some universities will wait until the final deadline of 15 January before making any offers. Throughout this week, we have been celebrating achievement across the different subject areas through assemblies. Students have been awarded certificates and been recognised in Year assemblies. This was a new addition this year, and students have really appreciated the termly focus on achievement. On Wednesday this week, we had a whole school Christmas lunch. This was very popular with students and staff who enjoyed a full turkey or vegetarian Christmas dinner, and a dessert of profiteroles. Tables were set with table cloths and crackers, and Christmas music in the background made for a great atmosphere. This is sure to become a new Windsor Girls’ tradition. Our annual Carol Concert took place on Thursday at Holy Trinity, Garrison Church in Windsor. This whole school event is always a wonderful way to end the term and this year did not disappoint. The quality of performances, and the number of pieces, was so impressive and it was good to see so many parents and grandparents attending. The students involved in the choir and band have had so many commitments over the last few weeks and will also be performing at the Windsor Boys’ School Carol Concert on Friday. They have done a great job. We end Term 2 with students and staff wearing Christmas jumpers for charity, the newly formed staff band at break one, and the staff pantomime before the early finish at 12:45pm. It has been a really successful term with so many great opportunities for our students. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a merry Christmas and we look forward to seeing you in 2018, when we return on 2 January. Mrs G Labrum
Key Dates Term 1
Term 3 Starts Tuesday 2 January
Term 3 Ends Friday 9 February
Term 4 Starts Monday 19 February
Term 4 Ends Thursday 29 March
Term 5 Starts Monday 16 April
Term 5 Ends Friday 25 May
Term 6 Starts Monday 04 June
Term 6 Ends Friday 20 July
Year 9 The Mock Trial team have been issued with the information about the case. Over the Christmas break, they will be familiarising themselves with both sides of the case so we can start to prepare for the competition. Year 10 Students undertaking the Duke of Edinburgh Award should continue to upload information on to eDofE to track their work towards their Skill, Volunteering and Physical sections. Year 11 If there are any students who have not yet applied for the Sixth Form, it is not too late. Please find the Initial Preference form on the school website and submit it to the school office as soon as possible. Examination results will be shared on Friday 5 January.
Term 3 begins on 2 January. This will be a Week A
SIXTH FORM Insight evening with PwC;
Tuesday 19 December.
PwC is the second largest
professional services firm in
the world. They have a
range of school leaver
opportunities, including
technology degree
apprenticeships, paid work
experience, and more.
Students attending this
evening will gain an insight
into the industry and what
PwC does. They will be
able to network with PwC
apprentices, graduates and
the recruitment team who
will explain the benefits of
each of the school leaver
opportunities they offer
(work experience,
apprenticeships and degree
apprenticeships). For
students who wish to apply
to the programmes on the
evening, there will be an
application clinic as well as a
Q and A session. This event
is open for parents to attend.
Students who are interested
in attending should sign up
via their Pathway portal
(www.pathwayctm.com).
To keep up to date with
upcoming opportunities and
events, sign up to Pathway
CTM by 31 December 2017.
For more information, please
feel free to contact a
member of the Pathway
CTM team, or visit:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/
e/pwc-insight-evening-
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Year Information
Celebration Assembly - Year 9
Subject Leader Commendations
for progress and effortMaths Lauren Russell
English Lily Piper
Science Vivienne Alija
Geography Leiona Lewis
History Camille Wallis-Desablans
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Phebe Metcalf
French Lauren Hughes
German Zoe Pugsley
Spanish Dua Atharkhan
Food Technology Simran Basra-Jones
Design Technology Dua Atharkhan
Art Xanthe Chamberlain
Music Tailah McCarthy
Drama Lydia Sampson
ICT Lizzie Duxbury
PE Libby Brake
Year Leader Commendation
(Star of the term)9W = Wendy Alves
9N = Alysha Goldsworthy
9D = Eloise Sharkey
9S = Maisy Goodall
9R = Olivia Greasley
9G = Felicity Mounch
Subject Leader
Commendations for academic
attainment
Maths Zoe Pugsley
English Sarah Newell
Science Emma Moretti
Geography Alysha Goldsworthy
History Annabel Hodgkinson
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Eloise Sharkey
French Midha Hussain
German Flora Broad
Food Technology Eloise Harris
Design Technology Xanthe Chamberlain
Art Faye Haswell
Music Maisie Goodall
Drama Coralie OwonaICT Olatz Bulson-Roman
LORIC award
9W = Regina Tilezhinskaya
9N = Maleeha Chandhar
9D = Annabel Hodgkinson
9S = Eliza Bean
9R = Olatz Bulson-Roman
9G = Jorja Connery
Headteacher Commendation
(over 70 merit points)Dua Atharkhan
Olatz Bulson-Roman
Grace Ewen
Abigail Hanson
Carys Jackson
Kim Mandizvidza
Tia Mills
Scarlett O’Shaughnessy
Coralie Owana
Lily Piper
Lydia Sampson
Roseanna Thomas
Camille Wallis-Desablens
Coralie Owana received a Headteacher
commendation for outstanding contribution
towards every lesson.
Celebration Assembly - Year 10
Subject Leader Commendations
for academic attainmentMaths Maria Burr
English Ffion Marsh
Science Faye Wong
Geography Rachel Clark
History Chloe Rogers
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Ffion Marsh
French Marija Zgonjanin
German Emma Gyngell
Spanish Ilaria Okusaga
Food Preparation and Nutrition Ilaria Okusaga
Hospitality and Catering Emily Cox
Design Technology Emily Cave
Art Olivia Haigh
Business Aneeza Hassan
PE Ariela Veizaj
Music Karoline Von Enckevort
Drama Bibi Cheema
ICT Daniella Alcantarini
Performing Arts Ellis Micklewhite
Subject Leader Commendations
for progress and effortMaths Cara Mackay
English Edie Wilde
Science Jasmin Lewis
Geography Rachel East
History Jannat Mahmood
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Rachel East
French Faye Wong
German Honor Morgan
Spanish Isabella Venturella
Food Preparation and Nutrition Aaliyah Paterson
Hospitality and Catering Kanzah Muhammad
Design Technology Emily Cave
Art Erin Heath
Fashion Louise White &
Celeste Fisher
Business Caitlin Woolaston
PE Emma Snooks
Music Emma Gyngell
Drama Cara Mackay
ICT Emilyanna Smith
Performing Arts Teagan Speller
Year Leader Commendation
(Star of the term)10W Gracey Caller
10N Ffion Marsh
10D Ilaria Okusaga
10S Maria Burr
10R Jessica Groves
10G Jodie Humphries
LORIC award
10W Emily Helmsby
10N Rachel Clark
10D Maisie Ogston
10S Louise White
10R Karoline Von Enkevort
10G Samantha Allum
Headteacher Commendations
Chloe Rogers – nominated by Mr
Loraine for being an all round student in
work attitude and behaviour
Maria Zgonjanin – nominated by Mrs
Cocksedge for outstanding work in
English, gaining almost full marks in both
termly assessments
Celebration Assembly - Year 11
Subject Leader Commendations
for academic attainmentMaths Jasmine Kochhar
English Rachael Grimmer
Science Kaitlin Florida-James
Geography Lydia Jeremiah
History Katie Snooks
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Alicia Sellars
French Holly Fazackerley
German Sadie Pearson
Spanish Natasha Crowley Inglis
Food Prep and Nutrition Georgia Harris
Design Technology Guilia Moretti
Art Ffion Jones
Fashion Aaliyah Boyce
Business Alai Nainamarikar
PE Ellen Donaldson
Music Katie Kirby
Drama Lydia Jeremiah
ICT Ayse Clark
Performing Arts Sophie Barnett
Subject Leader Commendations
for Effort and ProgressMaths Millie Newton
English Shampavi Jeeva
Science Shampavi Jeeva
Geography Tara Brogan
History Sophie Barnett
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Melissa Belhocine
French Phoebe Matthews
German Emily Masters
Spanish Nicole Hoskin
Food Prep and Nutrition Sophie Barnett
Design Technology Chloe Teeder
Art Charlotte Nye
Fashion Tariro Svunurai
Business Farah Daood
PE Rebecca Davies
Music Alice Armitage
Drama Lydia Jeremiah
ICT Leah Finch
Performing Arts Mia Brambilla-Higgins
Year Leader Commendation
(Star of the term)11W - Sadie Pearson
11N - Zara Lind
11D - Eve Ellery
11S - Cherie Chanson
11R - Chloe Hobbs
11G - Zebina George
LORIC award
This term for Organisation11W - Allegra Whybrow
11N - Larissa Bowyer
11D - Jasmine Kochhar
11S - Shampavi Jeeva
11R - Ines Soares-Paiva
11G - Jannat Ahmed
PLC - Hannah Longhurst
Headteacher commendations
Guilia Moretti was nominated for her
consistently high standard pieces of work in
Geography.
Sporting success
Zebina George , Katie Davies and Poppy
Pope nominated for their outstanding
performance in the National Swimming
Finals coming in the top 30 in the country for
both free relay and individual relay.
Headteacher commendations
For achieving over 70 merits• Lauren Cronin
• Leah Finch
• Bethany Gray
• Ella Healey
• Chloe Hobbs
• Daisy Horler
• Nicole Hoskin
• Lydia Jeremiah
• Sadie Pearson
• Imogen Waller
Celebration Assembly - Year 12
Subject Leader Commendations
for academic attainment Year 12
Travel and Tourism Trishna Jabble
Geography Tayla Lawrence
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Lauren Tiplady
French Evie Fawcett
German Alyana Ismail
Spanish Ian Wood
Food Science and Nutrition Eloise Dodd
Business Aaminah Saleem
Music Hannah Tickle
Psychology Alicia Davies & Freya Angood
English Alayna Ismail
Drama and Theatre Studies Ellie Lawrence
Science Mary Deakes
History Hannah Tickle
Design Technology Carmen Robles
Media Carmen Robles
Sociology Nora Sami
Subject Leader Commendations for
progress and effort Year 12
English Emily Whitelock
Science Emma Rose Brocklehurst
Geography Lauren Tiplady
History Emily Strophair-Best
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Gemma Quigley
French Shameel Mahmood
German Hannah Tickle
Food Science and Nutrition Christopher Shankland
Design Technology Aroosa Hussain
Sociology Shahbano Shehzad
Spanish Robert Lamden
Business Danielle Coulthard
Media Sara Serpetri
Music Jess Parker
Drama and Theatre Studies Iona MacRobert
Psychology Harry Gow
Year Leader Commendation
(Student of the term Year 12)
12W – Darcy Aigle-Boucher
12N – Amy Donaldson
12D – Lauren Tiplady
12R – Emily Strophair-Best
LORIC award
12W – Avril Chamberlain
12N – Alexandra Parenti
12D – Natalia Bajer
12R – Aaminah Saleem
Top achievers for
merits/commendations
12W – Tayla Lawrence
12N – Iona MacRobert
12D – Emily Ling & Aroosa Hussain
12R – Saira Ghafoor
Celebration Assembly
- Years 12 & 13
Subject Leader Commendations
for academic attainment Year 13
Travel and Tourism Chloe Moran
Science – Biology Eve Wilde
English Breeha Mazhar
Geography Breeha Mazhar
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Jack Hopkins
French Hannah Jones
Spanish Vicky Basheva
German Sophie Stevenson
Food Science and Nutrition Sophie Bryant
Design Technology Fiona Kovalerova
Business Erin Farnan
Media Joanna Kepinska
History Jemima Walsh
Drama and Theatre Studies Ruby Rae
Sociology Tanisha Ahmed
Psychology Rose Lombardo
Law Paige O’Riordan
Subject Leader Commendations for
progress and effort Year 13
English Catarina Magenes
Science Kathryn Burr
Geography Ruby Rae
French Chloe Fitzgerald
German Jaanki Mistry
Food Science and Nutrition Shaimaa Filali
Design Technology Jessica Moore
Business Fiona Koveralova
Media Anna Bradbury
Sociology Harley McWhirter
Psychology Hana Elnabarawey
Law Sian Valentine
Drama and Theatre Studies Elsa Rae Llewelyn
History Georgia Pettet
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Colleen Fortune
Subject Leader Commendations for
progress and effort Year 13
English Catarina Magenes
Science Kathryn Burr
Geography Ruby Rae
French Chloe Fitzgerald
German Jaanki Mistry
Food Science and Nutrition Shaimaa Filali
Design Technology Jessica Moore
Business Fiona Koveralova
Media Anna Bradbury
Sociology Harley McWhirter
Psychology Hana Elnabarawey
Law Sian Valentine
Drama and Theatre Studies Elsa Rae Llewelyn
History Georgia Pettet
Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Colleen Fortune
LORIC award
13W – Caterina Magenes
13N – Ruby Rae
13D – Jess Lee
13R – Paveena Sidhu
Top achievers for
merits/commendations
13W - Caterina Magenes
13N - Breeha Hussain
13D - Georgia Boundy
13R - Breeha Mazhar
Jaanki Mistry
Chloe Moran
The Cork House, Eton
Mr Loraine and a group of 6th Form Product Design students visited Mr Matthew Barnett Howland, who is an architect, and was previously a WGS governor. He is currently undertaking a project which focuses on using cork as a primary material to build a house. Students had the opportunity to see first-hand how smart materials come together to construct an eco-friendly house; with all parts being able to be reused. A few of the students had the opportunity to lay the cork bricks and experience first-hand how the walls lock together on the house.
Christmas Cookery
All years have been busy preparing Christmas treats in their Food Technology lessons. Practising many skills that will help them in their courses – having fun along the way! Year 10 also produced some amazing results in Christmas Cookery Club. We look forward to running a Cookery Club for Year 9 in the New Year.
Bake Off - The Final
After school on Thursday, a group of very excited Year 9 and 10 students gathered in order to take part in “The Inter-house Bake-Off” The first round involved the “Technical Challenge”. All students followed the same recipe to produce the perfect Lemon Drizzle cake. After creaming, cracking of eggs and drizzling, 11 amazing cakes were produced. These were then tested by the Senior Leadership Team . One successful student from each house then cooked a Showstopper. We all had to bake a cake in the theme of Christmas. We were all very excited but nervous and desperate to perform well for our houses. The two hours went really quickly, with mixing, baking, piping and decorating. The cakes were displayed at Break and many students from our houses admired the cakes. The cakes were judged for taste, texture and decoration. It was a very close contest and we all enjoyed the competition. We are ready to compete again in the next competition. - Maleeha Chandar & Felicity Mounch, Year 9
Festive German Baking
Year 9 Science
On Monday afternoon, the German A level students, of both years, took part in an exciting baking session. We began by making traditional "Vanille-Kipferln" (the moon-shaped cookies), and finished by baking some delicious "Linzer Weihnachtsplätzchen" (the festive shaped cookies). The competition to make the best delicacies was tough; however the judges - Dr Bachorz and Ms Skinner - tasted the authentic biscuits and were very impressed. Joseph Bristow, Year 12
9/4 Science were set a challenge to create a newsletter entry about Mitosis which they have been studying in lesson. Two entries really stood out and they were from Hermione Varley and Malaikah Hamid; they will be awarded a Subject Leader Commendation for their efforts.
MITOSIS by Hermione Varley 94
This is what we have been learning in biology, but first lets take note of some keywords. MITOSIS is the name of making new cells. The new cells are genetically identical to the original cell. SPINDLES are like sticks that come out of the poles of the cells.So the first step to take place is INTERPHASE. In this step the cells are just resting. The next step is PROPHASE. This is where the chromosomes copy each other and cross over to make X shapes. The first step is METAPHASE this is where the spindles connect to the chromosomes across the equator of the cell. The second to last step is called ANAPHASE. This is the part where to spindles pull half the chromosomes to each end of the cell. This is where the nucleus begins to reform. The last stage is called TELOPHASE. This is where the cell completely separates through the middle, forming two identical cells
These models were made my myself, Hermione Varley and Maleeha Chandhar.
The Giving Tree Donations
Aspiring High
Thank you for the donations to the Giving Tree. There was a fantastic response to the appeal to support families in Berkshire. Sarah Jeffery, Co-ordinator of the appeal has asked us to pass on her thanks saying “a huge thank you to the girls and their families, they will be making a huge difference to the children and families we are collecting for this Christmas”. Items were deposited at the depot in the basement of the Oracle in Reading, and our items covered the whole of their entrance hall.
On Monday, former WGS student, Ellie Woodbin, and her colleague, Amandeep Bains, from Microsoft visited our Aspiring High group to speak to the students about career options in the tech industries and beyond. Our students found out more about placements and internships, which they can use to enhance their careers and improve their job prospects. They worked in groups to explore various products and to evaluate their usefulness for a range of professional settings. Each group was given a specific role – a hospital, a football club, a school – and had to present their analyses to the rest of the group. We were impressed by the thoughtful detailed analyses, which the groups presented confidently. It was wonderful to see a former student coming back to inspire our students to leave their comfort zone and see where it takes them! Mrs Jenkins & Dr Bachorz
PE News
Duke of Edinburgh Award - Tennis
Year 9 and 10 Please look at the rugby timetable carefully to see when your rugby lessons for next term will be. Students will need to bring their long socks, football boots and gum shields to every lesson. The majority of rugby lessons will be taken by our external Rugby Coach, Russell Bolton.
Class Rugby (football boots, gum shield needed)
9/1 Fri A P1 and Mon B P4
9/2 Mon A P2 and Tuesday B P4
9/3 Tues A P3 and Tues B P2
9/4 Thurs A P5 and Fri B P2
9/5 Mon A P2 and Tues A P5
9/6 Mon B Periods 1 and 3 and Tues B P1
9/7 Mon B P3 and Tues B P2
10/1 Tues B P5 and Fri A P2
10/2 Tues A P1 and Tues B P3
10/3 Mon A P1 and Thurs B P5
10/4 Mon A P1 and Tues A P2
10/5 Thurs B P5 and Fri B P4
10/6 Tues A P2 and Thurs A P4
10/7 Thurs A P4 and Fri B P2
Polina Vekchina has started her Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award volunteering at the Tennis Club. She organised a small tournament with the juniors at Windsor Lawn Tennis Club on Friday night. Fun was had by all and Polina polished up on her Leadership, Organisational, Resilience, Initiative and Communication skills all in ONE! If you would like to join the Tennis Club for 3 months, and have tennis as your sport for either the bronze or silver award, please contact Annie Stratford on [email protected] or Mrs McWalter who can be found in room 2.
Vacancy
Clerk to Governors
Required immediately
Salary will be discussed at interview and is based
on an hourly rate of £10.64 per hour
This is a key role providing administrative support to the Governing Body.
It would suit someone who has a secretarial/administration background and is organised. Accurate word processing, a good standard of literacy and the ability to work autonomously are also required.
Governors’ meetings, which require attendance by the Clerk, are held during the early evening (4.30pm onwards). There are 4 full governing body meetings across the year. Term time only.
Agendas and papers need to be readied and distributed ahead of meetings by email and post. Minutes are taken by the Clerk at meetings and presented for approval and then distributed. Committees take their own minutes but you may be required to put them into the common format.
Clerk to Governor training, regular briefings and ongoing support is available from RBWM.
For further information and an application form, please contact Susan Shephard, Head's PA, [email protected] from Tuesday, 2 January 2018
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Year 11 Science Revision
Sessions will take place after school on Wednesdays from 3:15pm to 4:15pm, unless otherwise
stated.
Date Teacher Session Title Chapters Covered
(according to the CGP
Revision Guide)
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Wednesday
3 January
Mrs R Najafi Infection and Response B3
Wednesday
10 January
Mr G Young Particle Model of Matter
& Atomic Structure
P3 & P4
Wednesday
17 January
Miss J Edwards Respiration &
Photosynthesis
B4
Wednesday
24 January
Dr K Haynes Chemical Changes C4
THURSDAY
1 February
(NOTE CHANGE OF DAY)
Mrs S McKinlay Forces P5
Wednesday
7 February
Mrs S Sahota Energy Changes & The
Rate of Chemical
Change
C5 & C6
Sessions will take place after school on Wednesdays from 3:15pm to 4:15pm, unless otherwise
stated.
Year 11 Science Revision
Date Teacher Session Title Chapters Covered
(according to the CGP
Revision Guide)
FEBRUARY HALF TERM
Wednesday
21 February
Mrs H Humphreys Organic Chemistray C7
Wednesday
28 Febrary
Mrs R Najafi Homeostasis &
Response
B5
Wednesday
7 March
Mr G Young Waves P6
Wednesday
14 March
Dr K Haynes Chemical Analysis C8
Wednesday
21 March
Miss J Edwards Inheritance, Variation &
Evolution
B6
THURSDAY
27 March
(NOTE CHANGE OF DAY)
Mrs S McKinlay Magnetism &
Electromagnetism
P7
EASTER HOLIDAYS
Wednesday
18 April
Mrs R Najafi* Ecology B7
Wednesday
25 April
Mrs M Sahota Chemistry of the
Atmosphere & Using
Resources
C9 & C10
Wednesday
2 May
Dr K Haynes PRACTICAL SKILLS IN
CHEMISTRY
Wednesday
9 May
Mr G Young PRACTICAL SKILLS IN
PHYSICS
Wednesday
16 May
Miss J Edwards PRACTICAL SKILLS IN
BIOLOGY
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