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Your daughter will probably find the year very challenging but equally rewarding. This year requires your daughter to be organised, well prepared, and committed to both school and the subjects she studies from day 1. It is not a long year as your daughter will start taking her GCSE examinations in May 2025. It is a short time for subject teachers to prepare your daughter for her GCSEs and Post-16 education.  \nWe understand that this time can be very stressful, but also exciting. If you or your daughter are concerned or worried about any aspect of the coming year, please contact your daughter’s tutor or Head of Year.  \nI would like to wish you well for the year ahead and thank you in advance for your continued support.  \nThe Key Stage 4 team looks forward to working with you over the next academic year of your daughter’s education.  \nYours Sincerely,  \nMr O Nichols  \nAssistant Head Teacher / Teaching & Learning  \nMission Statement  \nInspired by the life and work of St Angela, our Ursuline School commits itself to education for tomorrow’s world within the dynamic tradition of Catholic belief and practice. As a Christian community, characterised by a spirit of respect, trust and joy, we promote excellence in every aspect of life, thereby fully developing each individual.  \nWe aim:  \n1. To build a caring and supportive Christian community where each individual is able to grow in their understanding of the faith and in their commitment to Christ.  \n2. To set standards of excellence in teaching and learning and to provide a broad and balanced and relevant curriculum.  \n3. To develop personal qualities of understanding of self and others, self-discipline and motivation, responsible maturity, creative freedom and integrity.  \n4. To foster an attitude of respect for all regardless of age, race and colour, creed or gender.  \n5. To build peace, to promote justice, social concern and through the celebration of difference, the equality of all peoples.  \n6. To widen horizons, to encourage a sense of commitment and service to the wider world and to enable each one to go on learning and changing all through life.  \nServiam Programme  \nReligious formation at the Ursuline is inspired by the spirituality of St Angela Merici. It is based on themotto,‘Serviam: I will serve’. It seeks to develop young people for others. Particular care and attention is given to providing students with opportunities to explore their relationship with God, with themselves and with others. This care of the whole person is achieved through the Serviam programme. This programme is fundamental to our school and is the basis of our Roman Catholic ethos.  \nThe Serviam programme offers the following:  \n▪ Shared and personal prayer  \n▪ Feast Day celebrations  \n▪ Retreats  \n▪ Service as a whole school and through individual projects  \n▪ Leadership opportunities  \n▪ Service trips in the local and international community  \n11 TUTOR TEAM  \nI would like to take this opportunity to introduce to you the year 11 team responsible for your daughter’s academic and pastoral development during this very important year in their school career.  \nPlease use email to contact us in the first instance. Should you wish to contact us by phone (020 8255 2688) you will be more likely to speak to us directly at the following times: 10:30am, 12:40pm and after 3:15pm. Parents are welcome to make appointments throughout the year to meet teachers and staff.  \nOur ful","cbCaij5aVoff75rS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij5aVoff75rS","pdf",2232228,95,"English","# Introduction\n# Mission Statement\n## Serviam Programme\n# 11 Tutor Team\n## Contact and timings\n# Timings of the school day\n## Monday to Thursday\n## Friday","[{\"question\":\"Who is the Head of Year for Year 11 and what is their role?\",\"answer\":\"Mr MacSweeney is the Head of Year and is responsible for your daughter’s overall academic and social welfare during Year 11.\"},{\"question\":\"How can parents contact the Year 11 tutor team?\",\"answer\":\"Email is the first option. 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