Year 10 PPE Results Celebration Assembly

Year 10 PPE Results Celebration Assembly


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Year 10 PPE Results Celebration Assembly

On Wednesday afternoon, our Year 10 students gathered for a very special and uplifting PPE Results Celebration Assembly. The assembly began with an encouraging message from Mrs Ash, our Head of Standards, Safeguarding and SEN , who reminded students of how far they’ve come and the importance of staying focused as they move into year 11 next year.

students then were invited to collect their envelopes containing their PPE results statements. With excitement building in the hall, a countdown appeared on the screen and then the moment arrived. Students opened their envelopes together and the atmosphere was electric!

Smiles, cheers, and expressions of pride filled the hall as students saw the results of their hard work and dedication.
For those who didn’t achieve what they had hoped for, we reminded everyone that it’s never too late to make progress. These results are just one step on the journey and there is plenty of time to focus on areas for improvement before the next PPEs in November.
We are incredibly proud of all our students and what they’ve achieved this year. As they head into the summer holiday, we encourage them to take time to reflect on their progress and come back stronger and more determined as they begin Year 11.
We wish all our students and their families a fantastic summer holiday and we look forward to seeing everyone at the Kick Start Meetings on 2nd September.

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