It is with tremendous pride that Woolwich Polytechnic Sixth Form, rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, celebrates the success of the Class of 2023.

47% of our students received A* - B grades, with a significant number continuing their academic pathways at Russell Group universities, including Cambridge, Edinburgh, and Warwick amongst others.

Head of School, Mr Tom Lawrence states, "Our class of 2023 have done themselves proud and nearly all have achieved their first-place offers or high-end apprenticeships, securing an average grade that matches 2019 and 2022. We have many students again going to illustrious Russell Group universities. The results day itself has been a great day of rightful celebration for staff and students. All these enormous achievements have been made against a backdrop of significantly tougher marking, particularly at the top end."

This sentiment is shared by Mr Tim Plumb, CEO of PolyMAT, "After such hard work through challenging times, it was fantastic to see so many students with happy faces, being rewarded with progression to university and apprenticeships. This is why we all work so hard, to change lives and ensure ‘Success for Everyone’ that will last for many years to come." 

Ms Hannah Elliott, Head of Sixth Form, comments: “I am so proud of all our students here at Woolwich Poly. Each of them has shown resilience and determination in the face of adversity. Year on year, our results echo our school ethos of ‘Tomorrow's Leaders’ demonstrating the dedication and commitment of the students themselves, as well as our hardworking staff and supportive wider community. We look forward to seeing the future successes of our students as our Sixth Form expands next year to accommodate Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls.” 

• Abubakar - Engineering at Cambridge (A*A*A*A)
• Sam - Maths at Bath (A*A*AA)
• Dario - Engineering at Edinburgh (A*A*AA)
• Mercy - Architecture at Leeds (A*AB)
• Yedidia - Medicine at Plymouth (ABC)
• Calista – Medicine at Southampton (BBB)
• Andrei - Mechanical Engineering at Nottingham (ABB)
• Pharell - Computer Science at Warwick (AAA)
• Prapti – Global Sustainable Development at Warwick (A*AB)
• Callum - English and Drama at Queen Mary’s (A*A*B)
• Neha - English Literature at Kings (AAB)

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Oxleas NHS - Children and Young People's Directorate Greenwich CAMHS

Dear Parent/Carer,

We are a service working with your school to support the emotional wellbeing and mental health of your children. Some of you may have already been in touch or heard of us through your school’s Head of year/ teacher/inclusion lead/SENco or counsellor.

We will continue to offer our service throughout the summer holidays and wanted to encourage all parents to get in touch with us if you have any concerns regarding your child’s emotional wellbeing and mental health at this difficult time. Interventions will be offered face to face at High point house at Shooters Hill or virtually via MS Teams whichever works best for the young person.

We offer 6-8 sessions of CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) based support for child/ young person. We offer Adolescent anxiety intervention and/or Low mood intervention.

If you have noticed that your child seems more worried than usual, reluctant to engage in their everyday activities, having difficulties with their behaviour or noticed a change in their sleep/eating habits which could be related to emotions and mood, then we may be able to help.

To speak to one of our team about how we might be able to support you, please email the address below:

oxl-tr.gmhst@nhs.net With the following information:

• Name:
• Date of Birth:
• School:
• Contact Number:
• Current Difficulties:

A member of our team will then contact you over the phone to think about what kind of support you and your child would benefit from and set up a meeting with one of our Education Mental Health Practitioners if this feels right for you.

Yours sincerely,

Mental Health in Schools Team

Greenwich CAMHS

Children and Young People’s Directorate Greenwich CAMHS Highpoint House Shooters Hill London SE18 3RZ

Tel: 020 3260 5211

Fax: 020 8331 4172

www.oxleas.nhs.uk

www.headscapegreenwich.co.uk

 

 

 

Dear Parents/Carers, 

These are the approximate times for dismissal from school tomorrow.  Students will all leave via the back gate unless there is a prior arrangement for them to leave via the front gate. 

Thank you.

Year	Dismissal
10	12.00pm
9	12.15pm
8	12.30pm
7	12.45pm

'Celebration evening is my favourite event of the school year because I love getting the opportunity to really celebrate our students achievements in a big way!  It's lovely to see all the different prizes that the departments put together for our subject winners and to see the excitement on the students faces when they receive them.  I'm always especially proud of those students that go above and beyond to win our special prizes too, they truly are special and mean so much to the students who win them.  Our guest speakers this year were outstanding, and we're so grateful to have had them come along and share their stories to further inspire our students to achieve great things personally and academically.  We are so proud of all our winners!'

Miss Smith - DSL & Assistant Headteacher

 

 

On Wednesday 5^th July the staff at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls took 10 students from Year 7 -9 on a hike into the countryside where they walked for 7 miles. The main purpose of this outing was to build character and teamwork. The students were great and worked so well together even when they began to get tired. The joy and wonder throughout the afternoon was wholesome.

Ms Williams - Head of School

Today sees the launch of the brand-new feature across our platforms – Sound Bites!

Our music department have recorded short clips of our amazing students here at Woolwich Polytechnic School for Girls, and we will be regularly will be sharing these sound bites for our school community to enjoy. We are so lucky to have such wonderful and talented musicians at our school.

Our first sound bite features Year 10 student Naomi who performed ‘Feeling Good’ in the Winter Concert. Naomi is taking music as one of her options and is an excellent singer who has performed in a number of our concerts and recital evenings.

Happy listening!