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about welcome from the head of school values & ethos governors & trustees policies & procedures financial information multi-academy trust charitable trust jtmat privacy centre contact us contact the school contact the… school life go4schools school day & curriculum alumni & school history care & guidance attendance information free school meals pupil premium & post 16 bursary year 7 catch up funding uniform & dress code exams lrc canteen menu ofsted reports partnerships pta sen information students in elite sports programmes jt news archive news calendar & term dates letters to parents exams news & events parental email archive go4schools vacancies admissions sixth form welcome to sixth form applying to sixth form bridging work 2017 news & events useful documents & letters contact the sixth form teacher training lettings twitter facebook explore close menu close search for: entire site community contact the... event featured headers ks3 ks4 ks5 news news & events principal's blog uncategorized whole school search for: search categories news & events whole school community ks3 ks5 ks4 contact the... principal's blog news uncategorized event featured headers archives may 2018 april 2018 december 2017 october 2017 august 2017 june 2017 about welcome from the head of school values & ethos governors & trustees policies & procedures financial information multi-academy trust charitable trust jtmat privacy centre contact us contact the school contact the… school life go4schools school day & curriculum alumni & school history care & guidance attendance information free school meals pupil premium & post 16 bursary year 7 catch up funding uniform & dress code exams lrc canteen menu ofsted reports partnerships pta sen information students in elite sports programmes jt news archive news calendar & term dates letters to parents exams news & events parental email archive go4schools vacancies admissions sixth form welcome to sixth form applying to sixth form bridging work 2017 news & events useful documents & letters contact the sixth form teacher training lettings ks3 ks4 ks5 whole school community twitter facebook john taylor high school a science and leadership academy ks3 ks4 ks5 whole school community close uncategorized “the sixth form is outstanding. students are exceptionally well supported both academically and in their personal development.” jtmat on march 9, 2016 uncategorized “students make rapid and sustained progress because teaching stimulates their interest and develops their skills and knowledge very well.” jtmat on march 9, 2016 featured headers “students have the utmost respect for each other, for teachers and other staff so that the academy is a harmonious and positive environment for learning at all times.” jtmat on march 9, 2016 uncategorized “the academy’s work to keep students safe and secure is outstanding.” jtmat on march 9, 2016 march 9, 2016 march 9, 2016 march 9, 2016 march 9, 2016 community ks4 ks5 news news & events duke of edinburgh’s awards evening 2018 j twynham on may 2, 2018 on 29th april 2018, the sir bobby robson ballroom at st george’s park hosted john taylor high school’s annual duke of edinburgh’s award presentation evening. the event provided an opportunity for parents, jths staff and dofe volunteers and leaders to join students from years 10 to 13 as they collected their awards. it was an amazing evening with 106 students receiving their bronze awards, 46 students receiving their silver awards and a very impressive 22 students receiving their gold awards. gold award recipients, lizzie and lorna expertly hosted the evening. an inspiring speech, given by mr john mcavoy, taught students the importance of building a legacy that lasts by helping others. as well as the main awards, two very special awards were presented. year 11 student lois received the colin kellett memorial award for outstanding contribution. lois, who received her silver award, so impressed the leaders and volunteers by her determination and leadership qualities that the award, usually reserved for a gold award recipient, was presented to her. lois also delivered a passionate account of how dofe has impacted so positively on her as an individual. the second special award, the holly brown memorial award, was presented to bronze group 2 who were recognised by leaders in in having gone beyond what is usually expected of a team when completing their expeditions. presented for the first time this year, this award has been introduced to remember holly who tragically lost her life in july last year, the day before she was due to embark on her bronze expedition. holly was part of group 2 and they completed their expedition in september and are deserved recipients of this award. fund-raising is a central part of the dofe programme in its aim to allow young people to support others less fortunate than themselves. this year has been no exception and it was with gratitude that £1000 raised in donations was presented to the footprints orphanage charity in kenya. whilst praise should go to the students for their amazing achievements, huge thanks must also go to martin and karen hulbert and their team of volunteers. without their unwavering support for the students and the hundreds of hours of time they commit each year to training the students, this valuable extra-curricular activity would not be possible. thank you also to mr fogarty for his work in promoting dofe to our students in school. event ks3 news & events y8 kingswood trip 2018 a duncan on april 25, 2018 the document linked below contains all the information for parents regarding this years year 8 trip to kingswood this july. the information will be presented at the parents information evening on friday 27th april. kingswood presentation community ks3 ks4 ks5 news & events sport relief 2018 j twynham on april 23, 2018 following a week of sport relief related activities involving both pupils and staff, john taylor high school has raised an incredible £4068.79! organised and supported by the sporting young ambassadors and pe staff, a large number of events took place, including table tennis competitions, young ambassadors and staff cake sales, jt strictly come dancing, a staff fitness session and the main event which was the sport relief mile for all key stage 3 pupils during their lessons on the friday of sport relief week. well done to everyone involved! cake sale jt does strictly come dancing community ks3 ks4 ks5 whole school magistrates mock trial – april 2018 a duncan on april 20, 2018 magistrates mock trial in march, a team of fifteen year 8 and year 9 pupils took part in the regional heat of the magistrate mock trial competition at derby magistrates’ court. the competition aims to replicate a courtroom experience, with pupils taking the part of lawyers, witnesses, usher, legal adviser, magistrates and courtroom artists. our team was split into prosecution and defence teams and were given the details of a case to prepare: sam fenton, played by harriet in year 8, was accused of carrying a knife in a public area without due reason. our prosecution lawyers, louis and laura set out to prove the case, using the statements of their prosecution witnesses alex and maisie who convincingly testified that harriet’s character was definitely carrying a knife and was a huge danger to society. defending harriet, isabelle and eden set out a staunch defence using the witness statements for the characters played by harriet and katie. on the day, our teams were pitched against opposing teams from other schools and they presented the cases in front of magistrates who were also judging their performance. alice, as the usher, ensured that the courtroom ran smoothly and according to protocol and imogen, our legal advisor, expertly guided the magistrates on matters of law. our magistrates – charlotte, katie and hannah – sat with a real magistrate and at the conclusion of the case, debated the outcome, eventually delivering a verdict based on the evidence they had heard. on the day, our team were narrowly beaten into second place, but they should all feel really proud of themselves for the immense hard work that went in to preparing for the day and for their poise, confidence and coolness under fire in an adversarial courtroom setting. they really were a credit to themselves and to jths. the judges commented on how well they had practised and on the professionalism of their performance. next year, we will be returning to win! in the meantime, charlotte and emily have been entered into a national competition for their artistic impressions of the courtroom, and we eagerly await the results, which should be announced in may. we would also like to thank mrs richardson, jths governor and local magistrate, who arranged a trip for the team to the court prior to the event and very generously gave her time to watch the team practise and to share her expertise with the team. ms j budge community ks3 ks4 ks5 news & events practice and procedures – snow jtmat on december 6, 2017 it is our intention where possible to continue to open as normal during periods of inclement weather. we take our responsibilities to educate and care for young people seriously, and are aware of the impact on parents and carers if the school is closed at short notice. however, careful assessment needs to be made about whether opening in snowy conditions is appropriate. there are several factors to consider. these include: the severity of the weather at the time the forecast and likelihood of an improvement or deterioration in the weather the condition of the school site, and our ability to offer lessons as normal access to the school via local and regional roads for staff and pupils [please note that significant numbers of pupils use local bus services, and as such the ability of the bus companies to offer a normal service is an important consideration] we endeavour to provide parents with as much notice as we can. our website (www.jths.co.uk) is regularly updated during periods of poor weather. we also put notification about closure on our official facebook page (“john taylor high school newsfeed”), on twitter (@johntaylorhigh) and we send a text message to parents. on days of potential difficulty due to snow, early inspection of the site is conducted and an initial decision is taken, dependent upon the above factors. please note however this decision will be reviewed throughout the day as these factors are subject to change: the weather may deteriorate; the forecast may change; the ability of bus companies to operate may change or unforeseen other factors may impact on our ability to operate. therefore we may be forced to close – even during the course of a school day. again, we will always try to provide parents with as much notice as possible, and make every effort to ensure pupils and staff can leave the school and return home safely. sometimes these judgments are difficult. we appreciate your patience and understanding at these times. j twynham head of school news & events changes to penalty notices for absence from school a duncan on october 5, 2017 staffordshire county council have made a few changes to their guidance to schools, parents and carers regarding absence from school. the new guidance will come into force from 1 january 2018 and is detailed in a letter from paul senior head of education vulnerable learner services 0-25 : changes to penalty notices for absence from school in addition, the head of school at john taylor, mr james twynham has issued a letter letter regarding: statutory guidelines regarding leave of absence. community ks5 news news & events whole school celebrating outstanding a level results jtmat on august 23, 2017 post 16 open evening, 12 th october 2017 at 6.30pm. join us to explore what it takes to achieve record breaking results. celebrating outstanding a level results and record breaking average point scores another outstanding year of a level and btec results have been celebrated at john taylor high school with over 56% of grades being achieved at a*, a or b. early analysis has revealed that average point scores per student are the highest on record since the revised system. john taylor high school students outperform national data yet again: grade jths national results a* 13% 8.3% a *-a 30% 26 % a *-b 56% 53.1% a*-c 85% 77.4% the students who aspired to oxbridge are set to realise their ambition: 7 students have successfully met the conditions of their offer from oxford and cambridge university. these include imogen clay (a*aa philosophy), hannah jenkinson (a*a*a*a* chemical engineering); kieran mylrea (a*a*a*a* natural sciences); emma swift (a*a*a*a* biomedical sciences); alexander wakefield (a*a*aa architecture); daniel wakefield (a*a*a*a* architecture) and amy wilkinson (a*a*a*a* natural sciences). a number of other students achieved exceptional results. they included john crockett, ryan dingle, bryony hawkins and roma wylie (a*a*a*); rebecca kellaghan (a*a*a); james kirke and william gray (a*aaa); holly brandrick, katie burbridge and francesca cox (a*aa); samuel lippai (aaa) and at btec level 3 harvey wedgbury (d*d*d*d); charlotte brookes, charlotte gillan, caitlin goodman, anna leason, naomi powell, olivia taylor, megan waddell, cara wilson, toby scarratt, samuel robinson and alex bradbury (d*d*d*); kelsey turner, james bell and hamzah khalique (d*d*d); thea cummings (d*d*a); tiana roberts (d*ddd); william smedley and oliver ford (d*dd) and imaan baig (ddd). the intended destinations for these youngsters include cambridge, oxford, east anglia, bristol, leeds, liverpool, nottingham, sheffield, york, birmingham and warwick, and their chosen subjects for study range from veterinary science, medicine, dentistry through physics, engineering and sciences, to law, international relations, philosophy and languages. in total, 18 ‘a’ level students attained 3 a-grades or more, and 21 btec students achieved triple “distinction*/distinction” awards – an increase on the previous year. mrs spencer, director of post 16 said “we are very proud of this level of outstanding performance and these results are testament to the hard work of our students and the staff that have supported them so diligently this year. competitive universities and apprenticeship providers no longer base their judgements on academic performance alone. they want students to demonstrate a passion for their chosen subject. we encourage and equip our sixth formers to go well beyond an a level specification. this year’s students have been able to draw on their success in prestigious research placements, national competitions and on their extensive reading and independent research. we are also delighted with the achievement of individual students who have overcome personal difficulties or tragedies with the help of pastoral and support staff”. “these achievements are testament to the incredible hard work and ability of our students”, said john taylor’s principal mike donoghue. “comparisons with the results of last year, the first year of the new specifications with more challenging content and a different assessment regime, are largely positive – which has to be a cause of celebration.” “we’ve seen nationally a considerable amount of turbulence in examination performance, and i note the news headlines today suggest that this year may be no different. but our students continue to perform very impressively. we attribute this to their tenacity to succeed, and the highest expectations our staff have for them, coupled with incredible support from their families. it’s no secret formula, but it’s a winning one. i firmly believe that there is nowhere better for sixth form studies in staffordshire. “it has been wonderful to see our students in school this morning, thanking the staff for their support, encouragement and expertise as they collect their results. i would like to thank the ‘class of 2017’ for the massive contribution they have made to school life here at john taylor. they have been amazing, and i know that they will go on making a great difference to those with whom they study, work and socialise. “we send them all our congratulations and every best wish for continued success in further study and employment.” prospective parents are invited to open evenings of october 12 for the sixth form and october 19 for year 7 anyone interested in joining the sixth form should email [email protected] . applications for 2017 are still being accepted. community ks3 ks4 ks5 news important: our telephone numbers are changing! jtmat on june 26, 2017 why are our numbers changing? staffordshire county council (scc) have decided to withdraw their telephony service to schools at the end of the current contract due to the diminishing role the local authority has within schools and academies. unfortunately the school has never owned its own numbers and due to technical reasons scc cannot transfer our existing numbers to the trust’s chosen provider, entrust education . all schools within who subscribe to the current scc telephony service are in the same position as john taylor high school. when are our numbers changing? our numbers are due to change on the 4th august 2017 . the actual migration process will begin at 4:30pm on the previous day and will be completed before 9am on the 4th august 2017. what are our new numbers? we have decided to publish our two main numbers for parents. please update our contact information as soon as possible on or after 4th august 2017: main school number: 01283 247800 student absence line: 01283 247858 what happens if i phone the old school numbers after we have migrated? if you contact the old main school number (01283 239300) after we have migrated you will be prompted to redial our new number. we have taken the decision not to auto forward calls to our new number as this does not encourage parents, suppliers and other contacts to update their details. if you contact any other number after the migration you will hear silence; no dial tone or no line busy tone. are there any cost savings associated with the new system? yes. due to john taylor’s unique position in the trust (jtmat) we have been able to secure discounts that will reduce our on-going telephony costs by approximately £2 per handset per month combined with a comprehensive call package. community ks3 ks4 ks5 news john taylor mat successful in free school bid jtmat on april 12, 2017 john taylor mat successful in free school bid 12 th april 2017 the department for education has announced this morning that john taylor mat has been successful in its application to run the new free school being constructed in tatenhill. opening in september 2018, the school will serve 11-18 year-olds in the locality, particularly the new housing developments in and around branston locks. the £30 million construction, the first secondary school to be built in staffordshire for almost twenty years, was one of 131 new free schools announced in this latest wave of applications. it is amongst one of the largest approved and, once at full capacity, will have approximately 1600 students on its roll. mike donoghue, ceo john taylor mat ceo of the trust, mike donoghue expressed his delight upon hearing the news: “it is both an amazing opportunity, and a deeply humbling honour to be given the privilege to lead the new school and help shape its community. as what will be the newest addition to our family of schools, we are committed to giving our all to make its children academically successful and personally well-rounded – young people that their parents, and we, can be proud of. the first steps on that journey started some time ago with our vision for the new school, and our pace will now quicken with this approval of our plans. our application team have worked tirelessly towards today, and this is a much-deserved reward for their efforts. the group now becomes the delivery team, and i’m incredibly fortunate to be working alongside them. we have a busy time ahead!” chair of john taylor mat, gareth moss added: “we are delighted that the achievements demonstrated within our existing schools have been reflected with this prestigious appointment to run the new school in tatenhill. our proposal was based on providing the best possible education to this new school and we look forward to being an integral part of the new community. the trust and staff are delighted with this success and we will make the school one that we can all be proud of. this achievement would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of all of the staff across the trust and i would like to thank them for their determination to provide the best education possible for our pupils.” the trust has been recording interest in the free school from prospective parents, prospective staff and the wider community via its website: https://jtmat.co.uk/our-trust/free-school-bid/free-school-expression-of-interest/ community news & events archery champ jtmat on december 14, 2016 by daniel hodson-walker, y13 i won the derbyshire championships that were held in september. i had to shoot at 70, 60, 50, and 30 metres, which consisted of shooting three dozen arrows for each distance; 144 arrows in total. i have also won the east midlands junior championship, which was based indoors. there are three separate targets, which are 40 centimetres in diameter. i scored 540 points out of a possible 600. in my next competition i take part in the junior national championships; nearly 350 juniors are entering. 1 2 3 … 19 → upcoming events no upcoming events follow us on twitter my tweets national forest teaching school parent view (ofsted) parentpay go4schools office 365 jtmat privacy centre we welcome your feedback. help us to review our website by completing a short survey. john taylor high school, dunstall road, barton under needwood, staffordshire, de13 8az t: 01283 247800 e: [email protected]

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