St Gen Prospectus 2012-13.pdf - St Genevieves
St Gen Prospectus 2012-13.pdf - St Genevieves
St Gen Prospectus 2012-13.pdf - St Genevieves
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Years 13/14 Other Examinations 2011/<strong>2012</strong><br />
Subject No entered %Pass<br />
Cope Level 3 8 63<br />
CIEH Food Safety in Catering (Level 2) 18 100<br />
CIEH Healthier Foods & Special Diets (Level 2) 18 100<br />
Key Skills (ICT Level 3) 62 100<br />
Performance in Public Examinations1 2009/10 to 2011/12<br />
Secondary (Non-Grammar) Schools<br />
1230155 <strong>St</strong> <strong>Gen</strong>evieve's High School<br />
Performance Indicator 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12<br />
% Achieving 5+ GCSE’s at Grades A* - C (or equivalent) 2 73 70 82<br />
% Achieving 2+ A Levels at Grades A – E (or equivalent) 3 90 90 98<br />
1<br />
Excludes pupils with statements of special educational needs.<br />
2<br />
Figures include equivalent Qualifications e.g. Occupational <strong>St</strong>udies.<br />
3<br />
A Level figures include pupils who obtained AS Level passes at Grades A-E and who did not<br />
sit the A2 modules of these subjects. In this respect 2 AS Levels are equivalent to 1 A Level.<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Gen</strong>evieve’s and AJOSEPO<br />
The <strong>St</strong> <strong>Gen</strong>evieve’s school community has<br />
been fund-raising for <strong>St</strong> Louis Sisters’<br />
projects in Brazil, Nigeria, Ghana and Liberia<br />
over the last 15 years. Recently the focus of<br />
attention has shifted to 3 projects in Nigeria.<br />
They are:<br />
The <strong>St</strong> Louis rehabilitation and out-reach<br />
centre for disabled children in Oka,<br />
The building of a new <strong>St</strong> Louis Primary<br />
School in Ondo,<br />
The <strong>St</strong> Louis Primary Health and Maternal<br />
Care Centre.<br />
Six members of staff from <strong>St</strong> <strong>Gen</strong>evieve’s visited the centres in 2010 to gain<br />
an insight but also to establish a connection with the sisters and the projects.<br />
On returning from Nigeria, a staff committee and a pupil committee was<br />
set up with the duel purposes of focusing on fund-raising and creating a<br />
greater awareness in the school community of the work carried out by the <strong>St</strong><br />
Louis Sisters and the issues and difficulties faced by communities from less<br />
privileged backgrounds.<br />
To capture the nature of the relationship between<br />
the school community and the projects, the<br />
Nigerian word AJOSEPO was adopted along with<br />
the above logo. AJOSEPO means ‘together in<br />
friendship and as equals’. Since then, both pupils<br />
and staff have organised many events such as, a<br />
night at the races, bag packs, stealth mobile shops,<br />
crafts fares, cake sales, sponsored walks, pupil<br />
concerts, film days, male staff leg waxing and<br />
dance afternoons. AJOSEPO is a word in common<br />
usage now.<br />
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