Entrants can submit either a written article, a short video or image that describes their vision for the world after the coronavirus crisis has passed. It was great. Sep 2015 – Nov 2015 3 months. These included: a keep, portcullis, barbican, towers, curtain wall, moat and many others. Articles of red clothing could be accessorised with a red nose for those who didn't mind being partially 'red in the face'. Linking St Andrew's Street to Gascoyne Way and likely to get a lot more foot traffic with the recent opening of a new supermarket, the underpass has been lined with art works from local schools and showcases four works by our talented students. Jordan has successfully secured a place at the University of Keele where he will be pursuing his interest in Astrophysics and Mathematics. One of the first rooms that we explored was a room with nothing in it. Five years living in New Zealand saw Jenny studying and gaining a diploma as a music teacher at the same time as pursuing a successful solo career. This is all practice to prepare for the national UKMT mathematics competition which takes place at Cambridge University each year. We hope that as a school we have helped you become the outstanding young people you are and that you are able to celebrate some excellent results. The Sele School . A Level and GCSE Results. Every speech was well researched and delivered, with a huge focus being on the Education, Health and Environmental Policies each party had. However, there could only be one winner and after a day of student and teacher voting, the Liberal Democrat candidate, Joe Thomas, was declared the winner of The Sele School 2019 elections. As your teachers, we have always taken our responsibility to help you achieve your potential and become dynamic, healthy and curious young people seriously and we are optimistic about a bright future that awaits you all. Next we had a break followed by a presentation on essentials of university life. We were took part in a workshop with the museum staff where we learnt more about the artefacts and even had the opportunity to touch and hold them! Given the thought provoking nature of the situation, UCL and openDemocracy would like to hear the views of young people and they invite you to have a say - putting forward your best ideas for what should come next by entering this competition. I found this interesting as I could see what was on offer at the university. The summer seems a long time ago but Sele was delighted to host a netball tournament, earlier this year, to help raise funds to enable Special Olympics East Herts to send a team to the National Games, due to be held in Liverpool in 2021. We are excited to hear that the mother of one of our Year 8 students has released an album; another amazing success story from the Sele Community. Hertfordshire, SG14 2DG We are pleased to hear from the charity 'Herts Welcomes Refugees' that donations from The Sele School and Morgans Primary School have helped the charity to reach their target of having enough gifts for all of the children in the county. At the VEX Robot Rumble, held at the University of Hertfordshire in January, The Sele School Year 10 Robotics Team beat fifteen other schools to win the overall competition. Never forget that you can achieve amazing things if you are committed to work hard. © 2021 The Sele School | Terms of use The prize for the best campaign team was awarded to the Liberal Democrats who had spent hours producing very professional videos, leaflets and posters and who were leading the campaigning around the school. CRY is a charity - Cardiac Risk in the Young and the screening was intended to help give advance warning of any undiagnosed heart problems that might exist amongst the 110 young people who attended the session. Reflecting on the trip Jordan said “Japan is beautiful. Underpass Art Gallery. Building a castle was challenging because you had to follow the plans exactly. Number of students 91 % Passes at A*/A - 35.59 % Passes at A/B - 55.87 % Passes at A/E - 99.29. Head teacher, Neil Dunn, “We congratulate all our students for their efforts and results and do not forget their dedicated teachers who are committed to providing our students with a first-class teaching experience and are always around to support and encourage.”, Deputy Head teacher, Tosca Hein, “Many students will be inspired by Jacob Collins’ excellent results which have secured his place at the University of Southampton to read Mathematics with Actuarial Science. Tickets for the pantomime are available from Hertford Theatre box office. Pupils get GCSE grades as BTec results are pulled. The event was run especially for Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, who was there to see the excellent work that schools from Hertfordshire are doing for the Award. Just launched is a new and exciting opportunity for students in Years 7, 8 and 9 at The Sele School, a sizzling short story competition with the theme 'Summer 2020'. Lunch was followed by having to estimate the amount of budget for living in university. The 618 sq. A message from Deputy Headteacher, Miss Hein. Joe gave a very professional and inspirational speech that ensured a landslide victory with 212 votes (55%). The NHS Cadet and Summer Cadet Programmes are fully funded and open to all young people aged 14-16; the programme is particularly relevant to students who may be feeling quite lost in terms of academic options. One student stated “My favourite part of the night was when we played Splash; in the game, we had to wrap up a water balloon in cardboard boxes and tape to protect it and then test if it would pop when being dropped from a high height.”. *As some subjects are still using the former system of grading for results (A* to G), some schools … The Headteacher recommends: Head teacher, Chris Quach, suggests that students wanting to expand their horizons or to understand the world from a different perspective, the following podcast run by two young women exploring human themes through the literary lens would make interesting listening. Please join the live chat and/or send in your questions! Dementia has overtaken both cancer and heart disease to be the UK's biggest killer; unfortunately, no cure for dementia has been discovered as yet. I attended last year and I hope to be chosen again this year. Deadline for questions sent in advance is Monday 13th July at 12pm. To the Class of 2019/20 - I wish you all the success as you move onto your next exciting chapter. We are extremely proud of you and your tremendous achievement, Dr Harris, and wish you every success in a long and distinguished career in medicine. Each of the charities were chosen after a vote by the students when they were lower down the school. An unprecedented 50% of entries achieved grades 8 and 9 (previously … Frejya Coltman-West, one of the Sele dancers, said ”We had an amazing experience performing in front of the Prince; it was an occasion I will never forget”. Each candidate also had a fair bit to say about the other parties’ policies, as well as Brexit! A Message from Deputy Headteacher, Miss Hein. England's best and worst schools for GCSE results - how yours compares. It was a Liberal Democrat victory for Joe Thomas in Sele’s very own mock election. We hope to do a little to help, with members of staff and students joining in the school's fundraising efforts. The day was summarised with them taking part in a group challenge to display what they had found out from the day by showcasing not only their knowledge but creativity and presentation skills. Stay inside, save lives, it doesn’t matter if you’re just a kid. At year 11 (Age 15+), students will sit for their first major examination which is GCSE / Pre-A-Levels. Most students who completed a vocational course or BTEC qualification in either Business Studies, Health and Social Care; Sport Studies or Media, achieved a number of Merits and/or Distinctions and Distinction *s. The Year 12 results are also encouraging and there is much to celebrate here too. Our work at Key Stage 3 is designed to allow students to be ready to access this work at KS4. Student took part in quizzes and discussion about University life as well as taking a tour around campus to see how students live on site. The school has a smaller than average proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and disabilities. After lunch the students were given a talk on ‘The Creation of Number’ delivered by Ben Sparks from the University of Bath. Founded in 1850, The University of Utah is the flagship institution of higher learning in Utah, and offers over 100 undergraduate and more than 90 graduate degree programs to over 30,000 students. These students had a disproportionate effect on the results and therefore we have indicated not only the school’s total results but also those of the students who were in the school for the entirety of their GCSE studies. Year 11 students at The Sele School in Hertford presented cheques to representatives from three different charities during their assembly. A message from Head of Sixth Form, Mrs Lee. Students at The Sele should be proud of their commitment to their studies which has enabled them to pursue a pathway that is appropriately interesting and challenging for them. We will report on their experiences of meeting international students and spending time in Japan later in the year. The Sele School is delighted to have been able to purchase a new mini-bus recently, with both students and teachers now looking forward to travelling in style. Ivy from 8 Shire said I really liked the Night School because it was talking about how your brain reacts to different things and we got to look at illusions and we learnt more about what happens in your brain when you’re asleep. A broad education, such as studying a modern foreign language, allows them to pursue adventures abroad and be a force for good in their community and their nation when they return. We held sheep’s brain, pig’s brain and giraffe toe! For details of A Level and GCSE Results please go to our Performance and Results page. We congratulate them on their sometimes imaginative interpretation of the 'wear red' brief and on their fund raising efforts. In 2017, the most recent results available, 50% of pupils at The Sele School gained at least 5 A* to C or 9-4 grade GCSES including English and Maths at 9 to 4. For more images of the Duke of Edinburgh Exhibition Event please go to Galleries. The global pandemic has raised many questions, both on a personal level and about how society is organised, how public health challenges should be met and how economic uncertainty can be tackled. A number of students have achieved ‘Personal bests’ by meeting or exceeding their ambitious targets that were set for them two years ago and many of them have been thanking their teachers for their relentless support which helped them to achieve these excellent results. The same year there was also another pupil aged 14 at the same school that died through an undiagnosed heart condition, both were football players. Giant Swing is a huge swing for two. The Cadet programme aims to support vulnerable young people aged 14-16 to access meaningful volunteer experiences within a healthcare environment while enjoying relevant training and development opportunities. On our first day we took part in Raft Building and Giant Swing. Facsimile: 01992 500408 The NHS understands that there are numerous barriers that can prevent younger vulnerable teens volunteering within health care, not least because of their age and by the time they are old enough to do so, they may no longer be interested. Following the government's decision to award the teacher assessment grade for A Levels, we will contact students once we have received a new results file/confirmation from the Exam Board. Raft Building ended up with everybody getting very wet in the lake as the rafts we made with barrels and rope unfortunately did eventually fall apart. Anyone can get it, anyone can be a carrier. For the 2017 Examination Results please follow the link below: 2018 The Sele School A Level and GCSE Results, 2017 The Sele School A Level and GCSE Results. Sele Students were literally seeing red on Friday 15 March when the 2019 Comic Relief challenge was to exchange an article of their school uniform with something red instead. Joe was very surprised at his victory and thanked his opponents and his team for all their hard work. A comprehensive run down of the highest scoring schools in terms of GCSE Attainment 8 for this year. In order to support this cause, students will be allowed to wear their own jeans to school on Friday 20 September 2019 instead of their school trousers or skirt. The form captains promoted their charities during their time at school by delivering assemblies to raise awareness about the work of their charity and arranged a fund raising event. The relief was palpable and the broad smiles (disguised by masks in some cases) were undeniable. We screened 110 youngsters on the day which is fantastic. The Sixth form results have been released and it has been an excellent set of grades for our Sixth Formers. Green Recovery that puts people and planet first. Thanks to Tesco, Hertford - Performing Arts Fundraiser, Update on the Japan Trip Fundraising drive, Hertford Town Council supports Sele students, UK-Japan Young Scientist Workshop Programme, the Town Council's Finance, Policy and Administration Committee voted to award, Sele students in Hertford Dramatic and Operatic Society Panto, FOSS - Raising Funds for Performing Arts Equipment, Jeans for Genes Day - fundraising for Genetic Disorders UK, Dementia Cupcake Day - fundraising for the Alzheimer's Society. Results day will be Tuesday 10 August. Five Sixth Formers took on the role of candidates for the main political parties and along with their campaign teams, researched their policies and wrote their campaign speeches. We are delighted to announce that Lily, one of our Year 13 students, has qualified to take part in an exciting volunteering adventure with Project Trust. Its goal was to have you think about the immigration crisis currently impacting the world, to think of all those that had been displaced by the various wars. Facsimile: 01992 500408 Students rose to the challenge, paying a small fee for the privilege and raising over £200 for Comic Relief. Hertfordshire MIND Network are hosting a live Q&A session for children and young people on their Instagram platform (@hertfordshiremind), on Tuesday 14th July between 11am – 12pm. Although it was a bit drizzly on arrival, it didn’t dampen our spirits and over the weekend the weather got warmer, with the sun eventually coming out on Sunday. Christmas is known as a time for giving and for thinking of those who find themselves in difficult situations and with this in mind this year staff at The Sele School arranged an appeal amongst themselves to donate toys and other gifts for refugee children in Hertfordshire. He also thanked the voters for recognising the qualities he had as a candidate. The students had great fun and then satisfaction when they could understand how the ‘magic’ happened! It was great fun and we all really enjoyed the day. This Enrichment Day certainly had been interesting and we all came away from the day better informed. The students were engaged and worked really hard giving the staff a tough job to pick a winning team Here is what some of the students had to say about the day: “I liked the fact that they showed two point of views of the different accommodation there; living away from the uni or living on campus”, “I liked how the University showed us different careers we could pursue and what life on campus would be like if we went there.”. This year, whilst under strange circumstances marked by U-turns and confusion, we still managed to acknowledge and celebrate the efforts and positive attitudes of our Year 11 and Year 10 students. For further info, please click on the link: World after COVID-19, Talented Year 10 GCSE Drama Student has written and recorded a brilliant monologue about the devastating personal and public effects of the Covid-19 Emergency. Despite the challenges we’ve all faced, the optimism and belief in what is possible motivates us to unearth our life’s purpose and so we wish you all the best in your future endeavours. Inspection report: The Sele School, 19 September 2012 4 of 9 Inspection judgements The achievement of pupils is good Results in external examinations have increased over the last three years. England and Saracens Mavericks star George Fisher attended to help raise funds for this very worthy cause. I then also enjoyed cheering my friends on to the finish. For more images of the Sixth Form visit to Tate Modern please see Galleries. We are extremely proud of the success of our students, who were rightly awarded their grades in-line with the prior attainment. Josh Mockridge, Brooke Mills- Ward, Teagan Fossey, Freyja Coltman-West and Daisy Corbett, who are all doing their Bronze award, produced a flawless dance routine, which they had spent many weeks preparing under the guidance of their dance teacher Erin O’ Dell and with the support of Richard Eversley, Design and Technology teacher and Duke of Edinburgh leader, Richard Eversley. This debate expanded into the wider philosophical reaches of the ideas of mathematics and made the students think about the fundamental concepts that build up our understanding and application of the complexities of mathematics today. Hertfordshire, SG14 2DG The Alzheimer's Society say that in the average time it takes to bake a batch of cakes, six people in the UK will develop dementia, which is now the leading cause of death in England and Wales. This was the culmination of nine months of weekly sessions spent designing, building and programming the robot and was a first time win in this Tournament for The Sele School. At The Sele School, we believe in a knowledge-rich curriculum which encourages students to become scholars. With the help of the group the ropes are pulled making the swing go as high as possible; the chord is then pulled, causing the swing to fall and then rock forward and backwards. The final task was to bring the castles to life. There was a trip to Tsuruga Castle and visits several sites in near Sendai affected by the Tsunami caused by an earthquake of the Pacific coast in March 2011. We have students who have gained top grades in Spanish, Maths and Chemistry thus giving them a good platform on which to build. Congratulations to all of you for successfully completing your GCSEs under such extraordinary circumstances. On Friday 17th May, 45 students and five members of Staff set off for Liddington in Wiltshire. We then were given a worksheet, full of questions about the information displayed about the many items on display in the museum and gradually we all completed the worksheet. Spring Term 2021 . Our Head Girl, Regina achieved an A in Spanish; a B in Art and a Merit in Health and Social Care and is off to study Events Management with Spanish at the University of Hertfordshire. Two sixth form students from the Sele school, accompanied by teacher, Robin Atkins, spent ten days during the summer taking part in a prestigious UK - Japan cultural and scientific exchange. We hope that they all 'break a leg' as the saying goes. I hope the results you have received today have met or exceeded your expectations. Email: admin@sele.herts.sch.uk. Students in Year 9 recently visited the University of Hertfordshire to take part in a Pathfinder Day. To qualify, Lily had to independently travel to the Isle of Coll, Scotland, via train, ferry and road to complete a physically, mentally and emotionally challenging week in order to demonstrate to the charity she has what it takes. Once again, our students gained some very good results, notably the superb achievement by Nathan, who was awarded 4 A*s in Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics. This will be collected in on the morning of Friday 20 September, during form time. Finally, I’d like to take this opportunity, to say a very big well done to all our sixth formers and we wish them all the very best in their future careers. We currently use the OCR specification for English Literature at A Level. This might be just the thing -. Telephone: 01992 581455 Toggle navigation. For the A-Level Art students it gave them a chance to take photos to help with their portfolios and, for the rest of us, it was a day away from school where we could view art that we wouldn't normally see. mirror. Competition - Visions of a world after COVID-19. Huge congratulations go out to former Sele School student, Alex Harris, who has, this month, achieved his Doctorate in Medicine from Cambridge University. Throughout the day, the students participated in multiple activities which included a workshop that required them to create a pyramid with a regular hexagonal base using just a 20cm square piece of card. The Prince, who has taken over as patron for the Duke of Edinburgh Award, took a keen interest in the students’ performance. After watching The Sele School students perform a dance which was based on the values of the Award; challenge, teamwork and independence, he then spent a few minutes speaking with the dancers about their experiences of doing the Duke of Edinburgh Award. In Scotland, National 5 exams have been cancelled and replaced with teacher assessment and coursework. It will return up to 45 results with 9 results per page. At Sele we are a community of scholars and relish the fact that every area of study contains its own unique knowledge to be acquired and developed into mastery of the subject. We hope you enjoy reading this inspiring story: The Conservationist, the herders and the fashionistas. Progress 8                                                                             -0.50, Basics (English & Maths only)                                                   49%, English 4+                                                                               66%, Maths 4+                                                                                54%, English 5+                                                                               42%, Maths 5+                                                                                33%, 5 x 9-4 including English & Maths                                             40%, Students entered for the Ebacc                                                47%, Students achieving Ebacc                                                         24%, Progress 8                                                                            -0.28, Basics (English & Maths only)                                           55%, English 4+                                                                             73%, Maths 4+                                                                              61%, English 5+                                                                             46%, Maths 5+                                                                              36%, 5 x 9-4 including English & Maths                                            44%, Students entered for the Ebacc                                              53%, Students achieving Ebacc                                                       27%. So if you had made your plan complicated, then it would be a harder job to create it. This part of the itinerary culminated at the Yuriage Junior High School where over 800 people sheltered from the tsunami on the top floor school roof. The weather for the weekend looked promising with no forecast of rain. It's always nice to get a mention in the national press and earlier this year we were delighted to be name checked by former Sele Student Emma Liu when she was interviewed in the Financial Times weekend magazine. These initiatives will help provide some positive cultural additions to the town and the community and support the Hertfordshire Year of Culture 2020.”, Julia Bateson, Chair of Governors at the Sele School added “This grant is a major boost for the four students who are currently involved in fundraising a total of £10,000 towards the trip to Japan. After a rigorous selection process Victoria  and Jordan were invited to represent the school in Japan. 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