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Parent’s Meeting in the hall starting at 9AM
Friday 11th SeptemberHead Teacher’s Address to Parents
Opening PrayerGod of all life and longingAs we gather for the beginning of a new school yearWe give thanks for this day and everything that has brought us here.We ask your blessing on our new students and members of staff,May they feel welcomed and invited to share their gifts and talents with us.We ask your blessing on all who are returningMay they feel renewed and ready for what this year will bring.Share with our whole school community the Holy Spirit that breathes your life into usAnd leaves us open to the ways of your wisdom so that we may become the people you want us to be.May Jesus your Son be the teacher who guides our searching and the bread that nourishes our hunger.We make this prayer in his name. Amen
Head Teacher AddressValues
Looking Back – 2014-15 Looking forward 2015-16
OFSTED StaffingAcademic achievements PlaygroundHigh points of 2014-15 ComputingBehaviour Assessment and reporting
PATHS PlusMusicPENursery
Oikumene and Bishop John Robinson
Believe in ourselvesJoin together in faithRejoice in our successes.
Values
CompassionTrust
Forgiveness
Class Values - NamesClass Value/Name
Nursery CreationReception Friendship
Year 1 ThankfulnessYear 2 HopeYear 3 ReverenceYear 4 PerseveranceYear 5 PeaceYear 6 Justice
Values
Core Christian Values
Common Language
ConversationChristian
Distinctiveness flyers
Looking backIt was the best of times, it
was the worst of times
Looking Back - OFSTED
Looking Back - OFSTEDGovernors, all leaders and
teachers are united in their ambition for this to be an outstanding school.
Looking Back - OFSTEDPupils love their school and like
coming here. As a result attendance is high and consistently above the national average over-time.
Looking Back - OFSTEDOn the whole, a vibrant and
upbeat atmosphere ensures that pupils are keen and motivated to learn.
Looking Back - OFSTED
Looking Back Academic Achievement
Early Years Foundation Stage
17
Good Level of Development consistently above national average
Phonics – Year 1 Phonics Screening Check
BJR Self Review Summer 2015 18
Y1 above national average for 2 years running
2 year upward trend since 2013
Y2 phonics by the end of Y2 above RBG
Key Stage 1
BJR Self Review Summer 2015 19
3 year trend of being above National in Reading and Maths
Writing L2B+ in line with RBG in 2015 2015 above national in all areas
Above RBG in Reading, Writing, Maths
combined in all levels
Key Stage 2
BJR Self Review Summer 2015 20
This year outcomes are above RBG in practically
all areas.
Consistently high more able
maths
100% L4 Reading and
Maths97% L4
Writing and Grammar
57% L5 Reading53% L5
Writing and Maths
93% 4B+ Reading97% 4B+ Writing
87% 4B+ Maths
57% L5 Reading53% L5
Writing and Maths
L6 20%
2 year upward trend in all areas since 2013
Whole School AttainmentChildren are working at or above the
expected levels in all classes apart from Year 1 who have had their teacher off
sick for most of the year.
Year 4 children have also been affected by staffing – especially
with writing.
All classes which have had a stable teacher this year are
working at the expected level or better.
BJR Self Review Summer 2015 21
Looking Back The worst of times
Year 4Teacher resigned in November2 rounds of advertisements – no
applicantsRecruitment agencies 6 teachersEmployed long term supplyLong term supply left abruptly in
February2 long term supply teachers – stability
but not high quality teachingStandards suffered
Year 1Hard to recruit a Y1 teacher in Summer
2014 despite advertisementsRecruited teacher very late in the termStarted well but class effected by staff
illnessTeacher went off sick in February2 week doctors’ notes for nearly a term2 long term supply teachersStandards suffered
Experience in Y2 and in Y5
Looking Back Behaviour
Number of boys R+Y 205.0Percentage of boys R+Y 70.9Number of girls R+Y 84.0Percentage of girls R+Y 30.0Actual number of girls 21Actual number of boys 51Number from Y group % from Y groupn 0r 11 3.8
1 29 10.02 93 32.23 35 12.14 18 6.25 21 7.36 22 7.6
Offences number %Physical 67 23name calling 4 1.4swearing 9 3.1Talking/Disrupting lessons 145 50.2refusal 8 2.8
70% of all reported
behaviour was from
boys51 boys and
21 girls reported
Red/Yellow cards
Most reported
behaviour from Y1-3
Most common offence –
Disruption in class THEN
Fighting
Improving Behaviour at Bishop
John Robinson
House pointsClass Dojo
Head Teacher AwardsClass of the week
Joining the PathsPlus Programme in
SeptemberCollective Worship
and Class Assemblies linked to
Golden RulesSupporting children who need additional help with behaviourBehaviour linked to
Christian Values and Celebrated each
weekTAGPostcards sent home for ‘Proud’
moments
Adapted Behaviour
Policy
Sanctions for misbehaviour
strengthened and agreed by all staff
Red and Yellow cards logged with
consequence
Increased number of children with
Individual Behaviour Plans or on report
Involving parents more
when
Immediate sanction for misbehaviour in
the playground
Looking ForwardPATHS Plus
Looking Forward - PlaygroundBefore and after
Looking Forward - PlaygroundBefore and after
Looking Forward - PlaygroundBefore and after
Looking ForwardAssessment and Reporting
Assessment without LevelsSteps not pointsYear group ‘Bands’ not levelsTarget Tracker Software -
formative
Reception Base lineYear 2 and Year 6 SATs
Beginning in the Year Band
Working within the Year Band
Secure in the Year Band
B B+ W W+ S S+
Looking ForwardComputing
ICT suite has goneNew improved wireless network30 ChromebooksTrolley – timetabled and bookableComputing in classroomsICT across the curriculum
◦Maths (Mathletics)◦Writing (collaborative)◦Research◦Creative
Looking ForwardTeaching of Music
Music session each Friday PMPairs of classes – Y1&2, Y3&4,
Y5&6One term each of
◦Recorder teaching – Miss Barratt◦Singing teaching – Mr Elegbede◦Classroom teaching – Teachers
End of term concertsSinging assemblies
Looking ForwardTeaching of PE
CCE PE Scheme2 PE lessons per week
◦1 Taught by Miss Seccombe, one by you
Brand new PE equipment◦Tidy PE Shed !!!
Inter-house competitions/showcase
Swimming Wednesday PM Y4-6Thamesmead Town FC
Looking ForwardNursery
New Nursery Teacher – Lesley Nugent
Full time nursery places◦15 hours free◦Families paying for additional hours◦Lunch time supervision (new staff)
Looking ForwardBreakfast and After School Clubs
Starting on Monday
Breakfast Club 7:30 -8:45
After School Club 3:30 – 5:45
Office: 01322 787 050 Mobile: 07714 852 528
Change to residential tripsShorten Y4 residential trip to 2
nights ◦Reduce cost◦More appropriate for the age group
Introduce a Y3 overnight◦Probably at school◦November◦TBC
SIAMS Church School Inspection
Maintaining and improving standards New style tests for;
◦Reception◦Year 2◦Year 6
Maintaining and improving standards ReadingWriting Maths
MoneyMaintenance fund Pupil premiumSchool dinners
Parent engagementParent Council
◦Dates fixedFundraising Projects
◦Cultural evening◦Christmas Fair◦Summer Fair
Volunteering◦Reading◦Playground
Class Dojo
CommunicationEmailTextTwitterNotice boardPaper copies in the foyer
My commitment to the school
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