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Despite having been inspected by Ofsted at the end of February, it was only on 24th April that the report was finally published and we were able to share with staff, parents and students the full inspection outcomes. Much of the work of senior leaders this term has been devoted to ensuring that the School is in a position to further improve. This has included significantly restructuring the pastoral support teams, recruiting new and replacement staff, introducing a new student information management system and planning for capital projects to be undertaken over the summer holidays and beyond.  \nIn the first half term, we appointed a new Director of Sixth Form (and member of the Senior Leadership Team) . After a rigorous selection process, I am delighted to report that Mrs Brown, currently the Head of Business Studies and Economics, and who joined the School as a newly qualified teacher in 2009 was appointed. We are all looking forward to working with her as our Sixth Form continues to flourish. Subsequently, Mrs Holcroft was appointed as her deputy, with Mr Riddles and Mr Short completing a newly reconstituted leadership team for this most important aspect of our provision.  \nAs the half term progressed, Geography fieldwork for Years 10 and 12 began. Students in Year 7-9 benefitted from a number of trips and visits during our Enrichment Week just before half term. The week included trips to Marwell Zoo, Monkey World, Thorpe Park and the Globe Theatre and also walking a section of the coast path near Lulworth Cove (despite torrential rain on one of the days!) . Organising the programme is a logistical challenge – and would be impossible without the dedication of a number of our support staff. Thanks also to all colleagues who accompanied our students on the activities.  \nThanks to the efforts of Mr Riddles and Mrs Barnard-Dyson virtually all Year 12 and Year 10 students experienced a work placement for one or two weeks, respectively, during the term. This isan invaluable opportunity for our students to experience the world of work. Subsequently, we invited employers to a “Business Breakfast”. The event proved successful, with a particular highlight being the student presentations, recounting and reflecting upon their experiences.  \n✓Hard Work ✓Discipline ✓Smart Appearance ✓Respect  \nBournemouth School  \nThe focus of the second half of term has inevitably been upon ensuring that our Year 11 and 13 students are supported in sitting their GCSE and A level examinations, respectively. I am grateful to Mrs Knowles and her team of invigilators for ensuring the smooth running of the public examinations, which appears to be more complex year on year. Year 11 students celebrated the end of their examinations with a Prom held at the Vitality Stadium. We were pleased to be able to work with BSG and their PSA to ensure that the event was without incident and enjoyed by all.  \nOn the evening of Thursday 28th June we welcomed parents and students new to the school from September into school. It was a pleasure to meet new members of our community face-to-face, share with them our Ofsted inspection outcomes, and clarify our expectations of our new students. The following day saw all students return for a day of induction, which included a number of team-building activities and an opportunity for them to get to know their tutor and their way around school.  \nWe are continuing to work with local primary schools by offering to talk to parents of Year 5 students, providing Year 12 student volunteers to assist in developing their students’ numeracy and literacy, and extending an “open door” policy to their staff and students. It was pleasing to host sports days for local schools, and to facilitate a “Science Experience Morning” for St Walburga’s. 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