Friday, 5 December 2025

Abingdon News 04-12-25

 

Quick‑action checklist (dates only)

  • 1 May 2026 (5:20 pm) – Revision‑leave starts.
  • 24 Jun 2026 – Exam Contingency Day (must be free).
  • 9 Dec 2025 – Christmas Jumper Day (£1 to Homeless Oxfordshire).
  • 11 Dec 2025 – Lower‑School Carol Service (3 pm).
  • 24 Jan 2026 – Burns Night Ceilidh (tickets via link).
  • 6 Feb 2026 (6:15 pm) – Military/defence drinks reception (RSVP by 23 Jan).
  • 2 Jan 2026 – Football & hockey pre‑season training (register).
  • 3 Jan 2026 – Football & hockey training/fixtures (register).
  • 21 Jan 2026 7 pm – UCAS webinar (Zoom link above).
  • 21 Jan 2026 8 pm – Alternatives‑to‑university webinar (register).
  • 10 Dec 2025 – Resilience webinar (link above).


Weekly Mailing – 4 December 2025 (Senior‑School edition)
What matters most for Year 11 (Form 5) students and their families


1️⃣ Exams & Revision

ItemWhy it matters for Year 11DateLink
GCSE & A‑Level exam timetables (2026) – full list of exam dates and JCQ notices.Lets you see exactly when each paper sits and plan revision.https://www.abingdon.org.uk/academic/exam-timetables/
Exam Contingency Day – a “reserve” day used if a national disruption occurs.All candidates must be available on this day.Wednesday 24 June 2026(same timetables page)
UCAS‑application webinar (for Lower‑Sixth) – overview of the university‑application process, what universities look for beyond grades.Early insight for Year 11 families thinking about Sixth Form and university routes.Wednesday 21 January 2026, 7 pm – 7:15 pmZoom: https://abingdon.zoom.us/j/95864660559
Alternatives‑to‑university webinar – apprenticeships, vocational routes, work‑based learning.Helps students explore non‑university pathways.Wednesday 21 January 2026, 8 pm – 8:40 pmRegistration: https://www.abingdon.org.uk/webinar/register/WN_U87zPYXTQfeQDTZSL69BJA
Revision‑leave for Fifth‑Year – start of official study‑leave.After this point pupils are not required to attend school unless they have a public exam.Friday 1 May 2026 (5:20 pm)
Study‑support sessions – optional revision clinics & supervised study between the start of study‑leave and half‑term.Extra help for those who want structured revision.Details to be released later in the year.

2️⃣ Festive & Community Events

EventRelevance for Year 11DateLink
Christmas Jumper Day – wear festive knitwear; £1 donation to Homeless Oxfordshire.Fun school‑wide activity; supports a local charity.Tuesday 9 December 2025
Lower‑School Carol Service (parents welcome).Good family outing; showcases school music.Thursday 11 December 2025, 3 pm – St Michael & All Angels, Park Road
Burns Night Ceilidh – dinner, dancing, Scottish ceilidh.Social night for parents; tickets limited.Saturday 24 January 2026, 7 pm – 11 pmhttps://connect.abingdon.org.uk/events/view/burns-night-dinner-and-ceilidh-dance-2026
Touchliners Rugby Trip – Bristol Bears vs Harlequins. Discounted tickets & free coach to Cardiff.Great outing for families; sport fans.Saturday 28 March 2026mailto:abingdontouchliners@gmail.com (email to confirm interest)
Box‑Office & Music Events – see full list (Nutcracker, Snowman Live, RBO Live, etc.).Plenty of cultural evenings to attend over the holidays.Various (Dec 2025 – Jan 2026)https://www.abingdon.org.uk/sports-and-leisure/amey-theatre/box-office-booking/
Second‑hand Uniform Shop – affordable uniform pieces.Useful for Year 11 moving into Sixth Form.Opening 22 Nov 2025 & 26 Nov 2025https://www.abingdon.org.uk/school-life/uniform/second-hand-uniform-shop/

3️⃣ Sports & Training

ActivityWhy it matters for Year 11Date(s)Link
Pre‑season football training – register attendance.Keeps players fit for the new season; coaches need head‑counts.Friday 2 Jan 2026 & Saturday 3 Jan 2026 – Tilsley Park:<br>• U16 9 am‑10:30 am<br>• U15 10:30 am‑12 pm<br>• U14 12 pm‑1:30 pm<br>• Seniors 1:30 pm‑3 pm
Pre‑season hockey training – register attendance.Same as football, but for hockey squads.Friday 2 Jan 2026 – Tilsley Park:<br>• U14 & U15 10 am‑11:30 am<br>• Lower School 11:30 am‑1 pm<br>• Senior & U16 1:30 pm‑3 pm<br>Saturday 3 Jan 2026 – internal fixtures:<br>• U14 & U15 10 am‑12 pm<br>• Lower School 12 pm‑2 pm<br>• U18 & U16 2 pm‑4 pm
Protocol for pre‑planned sport absences – write to tutor and CC the Health Centre.Guarantees the pupil is recorded on the official “off‑games” list.Ongoing
Touchliners Drinks Reception – for families linked to the military, defence or security services.Networking opportunity for parents in those sectors.Friday 6 Feb 2026, 6:15 pm – 8:30 pm – RAF Club, 128 Piccadilly, LondonRSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhH05pxmTKgGnGoc4oW7d44sR5Jr0TXy5_GD9U_o6JlnFFgg/viewform (by 23 Jan 2026)

4️⃣ Academic & Career Support

ResourceWhy it matters for Year 11Link
Work‑experience summer‑holiday scheme (OX14 Learning Partnership) – host a Year 12 student for a week.Gives students a taste of a profession and strengthens university/applications.https://connect.abingdon.org.uk/pages/work-experience-scheme
Work‑experience sign‑up form (for employers).Simple way for parents to offer placements.https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnCJOF5pecpIIfsK2KIj6h3R4_G2y-hWIYh4gn72JzRci7mQ/viewform
House‑photo ordering – order printed house photos for keepsake or gifts.Nice souvenir for families.https://www.gsimagebank.co.uk/abingdon-school/t/smtpw2025
School policies (incl. new clause 4.9 on post‑GCSE withdrawal) – important for families planning after Year 11.Clarifies notice periods if a pupil leaves after GCSEs.https://www.abingdon.org.uk/about/school-policies/
Wellbeing Hub – webinars, podcasts, articles on resilience, mental health, sleep, AI safety, etc.Supports emotional and mental health during exam season.Main hub: https://connect.abingdon.org.uk/pages/wellbeing
• Raising resilience webinar (with Dr Tovah Klein)Practical strategies for coping with stress.Wednesday 10 Dec 2025 – https://club.teentips.co.uk/events/raising-resilience-how-to-help-our-children-thrive/
• Podcast “Setting your children up for success” (Alicia Drummond)Insightful talk on wellbeing.Week of 15 Dec 2025 – accessed via the hub.
• NHS/CAMHS parent webinars (topics: anxiety, self‑harm, talking to a distressed child, low mood)Professional advice for parents.https://connect.abingdon.org.uk/files/download/5112ca93e6fe42e
OX14 Learning Partnership Upcoming Events – broader community activities.May include career fairs, talks, etc.http://www.ox14lp.org.uk/events/
Food menu for the week (Week 1) – see what’s served in the cafeteria.Helpful for planning meals, especially for students with dietary needs.https://www.abingdon.org.uk/school-life/catering/
School calendar – all term dates, holidays, exam periods.Essential for long‑term planning.https://www.abingdon.org.uk/whats-on/school-calendar/

Monday, 24 November 2025

Abingdon News 20-nov-25

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 Abingdon News 20-nov 2025


https://connect.abingdon.org.uk/news/senior-school-weekly-mailing/276/276-Weekly-Mailing-20-November-

Quick‑Action List (dates + action only)

  • 1 May 2026 (5:20 pm) – Note start of Year 11 revision leave.
  • Calculator PDF – Download, verify approved calculator before exams.
  • Aug 2025 Elevate webinar PDF – Review schedule, add any sessions to your calendar.
  • 9 Oct 2025 7 pm – Add university‑application webinar (Zoom) to your diary.
  • 24 Nov 2025 12 pm – Complete affordability survey (passcode 5029).
  • 20 Nov 2025 – Check Wellbeing Hub for new blogs/webinars.
  • 7 Jan 2026 6:30‑7:15 pm – Await AI‑safety webinar link; add to calendar.
  • 28 Jan 2026 7‑8 pm – Sign up for sleep‑health webinar (Google Form).
  • SOCS portal (now) – Log in, set bus/transport preferences for sport.
  • 27‑28 Nov 2025 – Book tickets for Animal Farm drama.
  • 30 Nov 2025 7 pm – Reserve free seats for Verdi Requiem concert.
  • 3 & 5 Dec 2025 – Mark Christmas‑concert dates.
  • 22 & 26 Nov 2025 – Visit Second‑Hand Uniform Shop for Year 11 uniforms.
  • 24 Jan 2026 

Saturday, 27 September 2025

Abingdon News 25-09-25 + Duke of Edimburgh Peak District

 


NEWSLETTER 25-09

Quick‑action checklist for Year 11 families

  1. ✅ Verify you have the correct exam calculator; order a replacement if needed.
  2. ✅ Review the DofE Gold PDFs and discuss timelines with your mentor.
  3. ✅ Download the Black History reading list and pick 2–3 titles to read.
    1. the list is suitable for “4th‑year pupils and up.” That includes all Year 11 students. It’s a handy resource for essays, presentations or personal reading over the autumn term.
  4. ✅ Mark 4 Oct (Open Day)29‑30 Sept (road closure)6‑7 Oct (Fair) on your calendar; note the alternate gate.
  5. ✅ Schedule time for the Wellbeing Hub podcast (29 Sept) and webinar (22 Oct).
  6. ✅ Consider attending the Touchliners Quiz on 7 Nov for networking.
    1.  Friday 7 Nov at Loose Cannon Brewery (£25 for members, £30 non‑members). A relaxed evening to meet other parents and alumni; a good networking opportunity if you’re thinking about post‑school pathways.

Feel free to reach out if you need any of the linked PDFs resent or have questions about the upcoming events. Good luck with your GCSE preparations!




Weekly Mailing – 25 September 2025
Key points for Year 11 (Form 5) students


Academic & Exam‑related notices

  • Calculator letters – A reminder has been sent to all Lower Sixth (Year 12) families, but the same “Calculators Letter” also applies to Year 11 pupils who will sit GCSE maths and science exams this summer. Make sure you have the approved model and bring it on exam day.

  • Duke of Edinburgh Award – Gold level – Two documents are linked for Year 11 students:

    1. Gold Canoeing Expeditions (PDF) – details of the water‑based expedition component.
    2. Gold Level (PDF) – overall requirements, timelines and assessment criteria.
      If you’re planning to complete the Gold award before leaving school, start organising your expedition and service hours now.
  • Black History Month reading list – Compiled by the English Department, the list is suitable for “4th‑year pupils and up.” That includes all Year 11 students. It’s a handy resource for essays, presentations or personal reading over the autumn term.


Pastoral & Wellbeing

  • Wellbeing Hub – upcoming content

    • Week of 29 Sept: Podcast series on talking to teens about alcohol, drugs, relationships, pornography and online influencers (hosted by therapist Alicia Drummond).
    • Week of 22 Oct: Webinar “Why every teenager needs a parrot” – practical tips for balancing independence and safety.
    • Access the hub and additional webinars/articles via the Wellbeing link in the mailing.
  • Touchliners Quiz & Social Night – Friday 7 Nov at Loose Cannon Brewery (£25 for members, £30 non‑members). A relaxed evening to meet other parents and alumni; a good networking opportunity if you’re thinking about post‑school pathways.


Abingdon News 18-09-25

 

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AÇÕES
  1. PERGUNTAR: Confirmar que visto que a calculadora do liam (WHSmith aDVANCED) ja' e' a casio 991, nao precisa fazer nada.
  2. Passar os olhos: Upper sixth letter
  3. Exam prep webinars (elevate)
  4. drama, music and sports events
  5. SABADO 4 outubro: OPEN DAY - terno ou uniform kit
  6. QUI 9 OUT:  university application webinar

NEWSLETTER 18-09



I can see you’ve pasted the full HTML for the Weekly Mailing – 18 September 2025. Below is a concise summary that highlights the parts most relevant to Year 11 (Form 5) students and their families.


📚 What’s most useful for Year 11 (Form 5)?

1. Key Dates & Events


2. Communications & Resources

  • Parent‑Letter PDFs (download links):
    • For Parents of Upper Sixth students – Parents’ Evening Letter – may contain useful information for Year 11 families planning for Sixth Form.
    • Calculator Letter for Lower Sixth – not directly for Year 11, but the Calculator Letter for Fifth Year (see below) is relevant.
  • Reminder – Calculator Letter for Fifth Year
    https://connect.abingdon.org.uk/files/download/a162493c117314c
    Contains guidance on using calculators during exams – a must‑read before the GCSEs.

3. Exam‑Prep Support

  • Free Elevate webinars for Year 11 parents (sign‑up link provided). First session already held; recordings available.
    Helps parents support their children’s revision strategies.

4. Technology & Home‑Learning

  • Jamf Parent app (iOS/Android) – lets parents control school‑issued iPads outside school hours.
    Useful for managing app access while ensuring the Showbie app remains available for homework.

5. Extra‑Curricular Highlights

  • Drama Department – “Be More Griffen” programme (launch for Lower School). While aimed at younger years, the extra production later in the year may have audition slots open to Year 11 students interested in acting.
  • Music & Sports Events (concerts, box‑office events, etc.) – many are open to all students; good for enrichment and college applications.

6. Practical Logistics

  • Bus Service (JBS) reminders – ensure you’re aware of drop‑off rules and safety tips when travelling to/from school.
  • Open Day – Saturday 4 Oct – all senior students (including Year 11) are expected to attend; dress in clean uniform or sports kit.

Quick Action Checklist for Year 11 Families

  1. Mark the calendar for the Sponsored Walk (23 Sept) and the Sixth Form Induction Day (24 June).
  2. Watch the University‑Application webinar (9 Oct) – register early; note the recording link if you can’t attend live.
  3. Download the Calculator Letter for Fifth Year (linked above) and review exam calculator policies.
  4. Explore the Wellbeing Hub for podcasts/webinars on sleep, puberty, and stress management.
  5. Set up the Jamf Parent app if your child uses a school iPad.
  6. Consider volunteering for the Sponsored Walk fundraising team – a good leadership experience.

Feel free to let me know if you’d like any of the linked PDFs extracted, the webinar recordings located, or more detail on a particular item!




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