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Message from the Headteacher, Mr Richards
We’ve finally reached the end of term and the sun is shining! Pupils shared their culture and identity with pride yesterday during our culture and identity day and the quality of performances in the evening surpassed even my very high expectations. What a talented cohort of students we have! Trips this week have included year 12 visiting the Wiener Holocaust Library, years 10 – 13 visiting the Royal Observatory and year 8 visiting the Natural History museum as well as visits from Beaconsfield Primary school to our Science department.
Thank you to the parents of year 11 and 13 students who have met with the pastoral teams this week in readiness for forthcoming Key Stage 4 and 5 exams; there is still time for your children to get on track if they’re not already but they need to use the Easter holidays to maximum effect focusing on their areas of weakness from the mocks, not just re-reading notes on subjects they are already comfortable with. Our intervention programme will continue and this is published on the year group notice boards. We thank you for your support with this.
Key Stage 3 (years 7 – 9) finishes at 12.15pm, Key Stage 4 (Years 10 & 11) finishes at 12.30pm and Key Stage 5 (sixth formers) finish after their last lesson of the morning. All pupils and students must make their way directly home after this time and not loiter in public places. Term starts on TUESDAY (Monday is a bank holiday) 22nd April and all pupils and students will be expected to be in tutor rooms by 8.30am in full school uniform.
Happy Easter to those celebrating!
New Alumni Network
Are you a former student of Villiers High School? If so, we want you to hear from you. We have partnered with the UK’s leading social mobility charity, Future First, to help us connect with our former students and create a new alumni network.
By signing up, it allows former students to keep in touch with the Villiers community, as well as create opportunities where you could help support the next generation.
To sign up, please click on the following link here – it only takes a couple of minutes:
Modern Languages Spelling Bee Regional Finalists!
Last week, the Modern Foreign Languages Department was thrilled to participate in the London Spelling Bee Regional Final.
Three of our Villiers High School finalists competed confidently against students from around 40 schools across London, including top grammar and independent schools!
A huge congratulations to Parveen S. (7S) and Ruchi C. (7R), who represented French, and Ishak H. (7E), who competed for Spanish. A special thanks to our supporters: Kithushiya M (7R) & Anaaya D (7S) for their valuable contributions. Although they didn’t make it to the finals this time, they demonstrated exceptional courage, impressive language skills, and outstanding French and Spanish pronunciation.
Our young linguists have displayed remarkable resilience and self-discipline by making it so far in the competition! We are incredibly proud of their efforts.
Thank you to all staff and parents for your ongoing support of Villiers High School. Your encouragement helps foster a love for languages and a deep appreciation for cultural diversity within our school community!
Science Students of the Term
Congratulations to our students of the term! The students nominated were chosen by their subject teachers for consistently demonstrating exceptional effort in science lessons. As a recognition of their hard work, they will receive a certificate and a gift. Well done!
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