(Article from the Diocese of Westminster published 14th July 2021)
St Anne’s Catholic High School for Girls has been awarded the World Class Schools Quality Mark (WCSQM). St Anne’s is the first school in the London Borough of Enfield to have gained this prestigious accreditation.
Written by Danielle Finlay, Senior Leader at Sandringham School, St Albans and WCSQM Associate, this blog highlights how Sandringham’s summer school will give prospective year 7s the opportunity to get ahead prior to embarking on their secondary school experience.
We know these are challenging times and we know our students have been duly challenged by them. This is beyond doubt. However, we are uncertain as to what the effect on our students has really been, what it means for their future and what we should do about it.
Year 13 student, Amaan Ul-Hasan of Sherbourne Fields School in Coventry is the first to win the coveted World Class Student of the Month award in 2021.
Our virtual Awards Ceremony featured an inspirational demonstration of the World Class achievements of our schools and students in a year of lockdown. Watch the ceremony in full here.
During the WCSQM accreditation process we have had to make many changes when we meet as world class ambassadors.
City Analyst Tabia Salam, one of the first pupils to join Chelsea Academy when it opened its doors in 2009, has become the first alumna of the school to join its governing board.
To mark a year of creativity in lockdown, we have partnered with Forest Gate Community School‘s expressive arts faculty to create our 2020/21 competition.
Congratulations go to Kenilworth School, Warkwickshire, Sidney Stringer Academy, Coventry, and UTC Reading, on successfully reaccrediting as World Class in 2020.
We have partnered with professional networking platform LinkedIn to support our World Class schools to develop your alumni network effectively and easily. This one-hour online session will help you manage your alumni association effectively, and promote your World Class 6th form to best effect.
A DERBY school has said a fond farewell to one of their longest-serving members of staff as she retires.
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