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Headmasters Enewsletter 21 June 2019

CLIFTON PRIMARY SCHOOLRef: https://www.cliftonnotties.org.za/2019/08/05/headmasters-enewsletter-21-june-2019/

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This is a school newsletter from Clifton Preparatory School dated 21 June 2019, sent by the Headmaster to parents and guardians. It announces the end of the second term, highlights student achievements including scholarships and sports representation, introduces a new report format for primary students, and thanks the school community for supporting a food hamper donation to the Nottingham Road Police Station. It also mentions the departure of a gap year student, Tristram Holden, and shares a link to an article on questions parents should ask when enrolling their child.

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community donation initiativeNot applicable

Food hamper donation to Nottingham Road Police Station

The Clifton family donated food and goods to the Nottingham Road Police Station as a gesture of appreciation. The donation was acknowledged by the police station, which sent a letter of thanks.

Who it is for: parents and guardians of students at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it: Parents and guardians contributed to the donation drive through the school community.

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I have received a letter of thanks from the Nottingham Road Police Station for the generosity shown by our Clifton family.

academic reporting systemOngoing

New report format for Senior and Junior Primary

A redesigned report format has been introduced for Senior and Junior Primary students at Clifton Preparatory School. It aims to refine and streamline the existing system with a focus on 'assessment for learning' rather than 'assessment of learning'.

Who it is for: parents and guardians of Senior and Junior Primary students
How to act on it: No action is required; the new format is automatically implemented for current students.

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You will notice a “new look” report for Senior and Junior Primary.

scholarship opportunityClosing date not stated

Scholarships for high schools in 2020

Five students from Clifton Preparatory School have been awarded prestigious scholarships to attend high schools in 2020. These include sport scholarships, closed scholarships, and all-rounder scholarships to institutions such as Epworth, Michaelhouse, Uplands College, and St John’s DSG.

Who it is for: students at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it: No application process is described; the scholarships were awarded based on merit and selection.
Closes: Closing date not stated in the source

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Five of our children are recipients of prestigious scholarships for high schools in 2020.

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Reference

https://www.cliftonnotties.org.za/2019/08/05/headmasters-enewsletter-21-june-2019/

Key Takeaways

21 June 2019
end of second term
scholarships for 2020
Chloe Hatch
Max Rautenbach
Jenna Viljoen
Ross Moller
Jordan Stanistreet
Grade 6 and 7 academic Review Programme
new report format for Senior and Junior Primary
Tristram Holden departure
Nottingham Road Police Station hamper donation
Gavin McCormack article link
Clifton Preparatory School
Viktor Kurz
Tristram Holden
Nottingham Road Police Station
SAPS
Gavin McCormack
Clifton Notties
Epworth
Michaelhouse
Uplands College
St John’s DSG