Nord Anglia Education
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Nord Anglia
13 December, 2024

Head of Secondary fortnightly blog

Nicola Head Message
Week 17, Term 1, 2024/2025
As we approach the end of the first term and the joyous festive season, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the progress made and celebrate the achievements of our students.

This term has been a season of growth, learning, and countless memorable moments that have brightened and enriched our school community. 

The close of the term is an opportunity to pause and celebrate the milestones reached. From academic accomplishments and blossoming skills to personal triumphs and new friendships, our students have shown remarkable dedication and resilience. Their hard work and perseverance deserve a heartfelt round of applause, as these successes create a strong foundation for the exciting year ahead. 

This festive season is also a time to reflect on the challenges faced and the lessons learned along the way. The first term often brings new experiences and hurdles, and overcoming these helps students cultivate essential life skills such as problem-solving, time management, and adaptability. Each challenge conquered is a step forward in their personal and academic journey, and we are proud of the growth they have shown. 

As we prepare for the holidays, it’s also a moment to set goals and dreams for the coming year. With a fresh term on the horizon, students can build on their successes and address areas for growth. This reflection and planning provide the spark to re-energise and inspire them for the months to come. 

In summary, the end of the first term is a time to celebrate accomplishments, cherish the lessons learned, and embrace the opportunities of the new year. It’s also a chance for students, teachers, and parents to come together, united by the spirit of progress and the promise of continued success. 

May your holiday season be filled with joy, laughter, and the warmth of togetherness. Wishing you all a peaceful and magical Christmas break, and a bright start to the New Year. 

 

DR NICOLA BROWN
HEAD OF SECONDARY