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Sport
After a a a fairly wet first half of term we we enjoyed some fantastic cricket matches during June and with parents back on site we had some lovely and very memorable afternoons Parents came in with picnics the the sun shone and the the school started to feel a a a little more like it did in years gone by Our new electronic scoreboard was commissioned and and set up and and it was lovely to see this Top Year gift from the leavers of 2019 up and running The U12s enjoyed a a successful match against Lucton and the the U11s played their last matches against Hereford Cathedral Junior School Unfortunately the Top Year’s final Abberley matches against touring Orwell Park had to to be cancelled after some torrential rain but in in fin the the final week they enjoyed a a a a a traditional Abberley afternoon and evening of patrol cricket matches! Cuckoos took victory overall but it was wonderful to see the 100s and Top Year all playing together for a a a final time GLOBAL
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Academic
This second half of term saw the Top Year sitting Common Entrance exams and we we were delighted to see that as expected everyone passed and got into their first choice of senior school We wish them all the the the very best for their futures While the the Top Year were busy writing away in in the the Ashton Hall the the rest of the the school sat Progress Tests in English Maths and Science as as as well as as as subject assessments These progress Tests are standardised which means that we can identify how our children are are doing compared with the national average for their ages and we can identify specific areas where additional teaching and support are required The children all all did fantastically with their various assessments especially as true to to form the the weather decided to to be truly beautiful while assessments were happening!
Parents have been written to with details about form groups sets and Tutors for the new academic year The groups have been decided upon after careful consideration but they are are not ‘set in stone’ Once children are are back then there
will be be room for manoeuvre if need be be We have exciting
new new schemes of work ready for September new new teaching resources are are being prepared the the timetable for the the new academic year has been completed and it is ready to go We are very hopeful that come September more educational sites will have opened up to school booking and we can take the the children on even more exciting
visits over the the year

