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Appendix 1

ANALYSIS OF KEY STAGE 3 RESULTS 1996

Reports on English, Mathematics and Science state two National Curriculum levels, one of which is Teacher Assessed (reflecting classwork, homework and performance in tests throughout the year) and the other of which is Statutory Assessed (reflecting performance in the external examinations which took place in May). The English Statutory Assessed Levels (SAL) have been reviewed by the examining body, as requested by the School, and have now been adjusted accordingly.

Key Stage 3 Results at Highsted 1996

Level

4
Level

5
Level

6
Level

7
Level

8
ENGLISH TAL

SAL

0

3.4%

7.4%

51.2%

77.9%

32.8%

9.8%

9.2%

4.9%

3.4%

MATHEMATICS TAL

SAL

0

0

5%

6%

43%

48%

45%

36%

7%

10%

SCIENCE TAL

SAL

0

0

11%

13%

89%

87%

0

0

0

0

Key Stage 3 Results for Girls, nationally, 1995

Level

2

Level

3

Level

4

Level

5

Level

6

Level

7

Level

8

Absent

(Test)

Ungraded

(Test)

ENGLISH TAL

SAL

2%

1%

6%

6%

19%

24%

31%

38%

27%

21%

12%

4%

2%

1%

0

5%

0

0

MATHEMATICS TAL

SAL

2%

2%

11%

11%

23%

21%

28%

25%

24%

23%

10%

9%

1%

1%

0

7%

0

1%

SCIENCE TAL

SAL

2%

2%

11%

11%

26%

26%

32%

31%

22%

17%

7%

6%

0

0

0

7%

0

0

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Appendix 2

ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC EXAMINATION RESULTS:

GCSE 1996

Highsted
All Schools
Subject
No.
Grades attained
Results
Entered
A*
A
B
C
D
E
N/U
Archeology*
11
1
3
1
4
1
1
0
81.8
68.7+
Art &Design
13
0
5
4
1
3
0
0
76.9
54.7
Business Studies*
9
0
3
3
3
0
0
0
100
48.2
Design & Technology
82
2
20
48
7
4
0
0
95.1
44.1
Design Technology & Art
39
3
9
12
11
4
0
0
89.7
not

available
Drama & Theatre Arts

(Years 11 and 12)

16
0
6
8
2
0
0
0
100
68.1+
English
123
2
25
71
25
0
0
0
100
56.9
English Literature
122
9
39
46
22
6
0
0
100
63.6
French
88
1
28
23
29
5
1
0
93.1
50.3
Geography
71
0
11
36
18
6
0
0
91.5
51.9
History
76
16
26
30
3
0
0
0
100
54.8
Information Systems
32
0
4
18
7
2
1
0
90.6
52.3
Mathematics

(Years 11 and 12)

135
4
27
71
25
6
0
0
95.5
44.7
Music

(Borden Grammar)

5
0
2
2
1
0
0
0
Borden
68.5
Physical Education*
7
0
0
4
3
0
0
0
100
45.1
Religious Studies
16
0
6
9
1
0
0
0
100
56.9
Russian*
3
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
100
84.7
Science

(Double Award)

123
1
13
62
31
14
1
0
87.7
All

Sciences:
Science (Combined)*
7
0
0
4
2
0
1
0
85.7
51.8
Travel and Tourism*
6
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
100
37.3+

Highsted: A*- C Average 92.9 %; 5 or more A*- C 97.6 % * Senior School Course

Schools Kent Education Authority: 5 or more A* - C 41.9 %

England Average: (1995 Statistics) 5 or more A* - C 43.5 %

Statistics taken from Joint Council for the GCSE: 1995


LCCI

TypewritingNo. Entered DistinctionCreditPass % Pass
Level 12727 00100
Level 299 00100
Level 366 00100



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Appendix 3

ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC EXAMINATION RESULTS:

ADVANCED LEVEL 1996

No.
Grades Attained
All Schools
Subject
Entered
% A - E
Results
A
B
C
D
E
N/U
Passes
% A-E
Art and Design
13
0
0
0
4
0
7
30.795.2
Biology
14
2
5
2
3
1
1
92.988.6
Chemistry
11
1
2
2
2
2
2
81.885.7
Classical Civilisation
20
4
2
9
3
2
0
10093.1
Computing
13
0
2
2
2
2
5
61.577.4
Theatre Studies
6
0
1
2
1
2
0
10099.4
English Literature
34
13
11
5
5
0
0
10096.0
Economics and Public Affairs
19
1
3
4
6
2
3
84.285.7
French
14
4
3
1
1
3
2
85.792.1
Geography
24
6
7
5
3
1
2
91.781.5
German
4
3
1
0
0
0
0
10091.5
History
27
8
10
3
3
1
1
96.286.4
Home Economics
8
0
0
2
1
2
3
62.587.1
Law
8
0
1
1
2
2
2
75.073.1
Mechanics

(Applied Mathematics)
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
10095.7
Pure Mathematics
12
3
2
4
2
1
0
10094.3
Mathematics
7
2
3
1
0
1
0
10089.8
Music (jointly taught with Borden Grammar)
3
0
0
2
1
0
0
100 89.8
Physics
7
1
5
0
1
0
0
10088.7
Sociology
26
3
4
10
7
2
0
10090.9
A-level courses followed at Borden Grammar School:
Sports Studies
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
Borden90.9 +
Law
3
1
0
1
0
0
1
Borden73.1
A/S Mathematics
2
0
0
1
0
1
0
100
not available

Highsted School A-E Average:88.8 %

Average Highsted U.C.A.S. score per candidate: 16.9

England Average (1995): 80.2%; Kent Education Authority Area Schools Average: (1995): 72%

Current Provisional Statistics taken from examination boards' information (1996) unless marked with +

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Appendix 4

MUSIC EXAMINATION ACHIEVEMENTS

1995-1996

Year
Grade achieved
Sophie Barton11Pianoforte 6
Christine Bass10Oboe 2
Jade Birkin8Recorder 1
Kathryn Brice7Pianoforte 3
Kathryn Brice7Oboe 1
Sam Burgess10Pianoforte 4
Katherine Coles8Violin 4 and 5
Amanda Cleggett10Pianoforte 4
Alison Crowley10Guitar 5
Stephanie Davey9Pianoforte 2
Angela Everingham10Flute 5
Lindsay Findlater10Guitar 3
Hayley Findlater12Pianoforte 6
Emily Foulkes12Singing 5
Rebecca French7Cornet 3
Joanna French7Trombone 2
Nicola Froggatt10Violin 3
Elizabeth Halligan7Recorder 3
Tina Hitchens10Theory 5
Tina Hitchens10Violin 4
Nicola Hopper10Oboe 3
Chloë Howland9Pianoforte 1 and 2
Jennifer Kerwin9Flute 6
Andrea Magee8Violin 3
Louisa Mangan7Violin 1
Jenny Mason8Pianoforte 4
Kelly Mayes11Cello 5
Charlotte McLaughlin8 Pianoforte5
Charlotte McLaughlin8 Theory5
Karis McLaughlin7Clarinet 5
Louise Morris10Singing 6
Louise Morris10Violin 5
Louise Morris10Theory 5
Louise Morris10Treble Recorder 5
Nicola New11Pianoforte 6
Melanie Parker12Pianoforte 4
Natalie Pougher7Pianoforte 2
Anna Marie Scollick7 Pianoforte1
Jenni Smith7Pianoforte 2
Emily Steadham10Descant Recorder 5
Sarah Stevens12Clarinet 7
Katherine Talbot7Trombone 2
Hayley Thomas7Pianoforte 5
Harriett Thomsett12Oboe 6
Harriett Thomsett12Pianoforte 5
Kelly Ward9Saxophone 5
Kirsten Ward11Oboe 5
Rachel Wooley11Oboe 6
Rachel Wooley11Theory 5
Vicky Webb7Pianoforte 1
Stephanie Webber7Pianoforte 1
Lizi Windsor7Violin 1
Katy Woolford10Violin 3
Abigail Wooton7Flute 2

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Appendix 5

YEAR 13 and YEAR 14 LEAVERS' DESTINATIONS 1996

Kerri AdamsB.Sc.(Hons) Mathematics & Psychology - University of Reading
Lisa AndersonB.Sc.(Hons) Psychology with Statistics - Coventry University
Evelyn BainB.Sc.(Hons) Theoretical Physics - University of York
Rachael BaronB.Sc.(Hons) Computing - London Guildhall University
Claire BolandBTEC National Diploma in Information Technology - Canterbury College
Marie BraggYear out and re-applying to University
Claire BrungerYear out. 1998 entry to study B.Sc.(Hons) Psychology - Thames Valley University
Eleanor BullinLegal Secretarial Course - Mid Kent College
Natalie BushrodB.Sc.(Hons) Mathematics - University of Kent
Stefanie CarterB.A.(Hons) Geography - University of Kent
Sophie Caulfield-BrowneB.A.(Hons) English and American Literature - University of Kent
Clare ChamberlainB.A.(Hons) French Language and Literature - University of Sheffield
Mai Lin ChanBTEC GNVQ Intermediate Office Skills - Sheppey College
Ruth ChapmanB.A.(Hons) History - University of Hull
Deborah ClarkB.A.(Hons) Geography - University of Kent
Emma ColleyB.A.(Hons) Marketing & Advertising - The London Institute
Stefanie CowlesEmployed - MPDs Matrix Ltd.
Louisa CoxB.A.(Hons) English & History - University of York
Michelle CrossB.Sc.(Hons) Occupational Therapy - Canterbury Christ Church College
Sophie DarmonBTEC HND Business & Finance - Mid Kent College
Lucy DempseyLLB (Hons) Law - University of Hull
Verity DowdellB.Sc.(Hons) Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Loughborough University
Gemma DownesB.A.(Hons) Sociology and Education - University of York
Samantha DunnUnknown
Sally ElliottTemporary Secretarial Work
Kelly FosbraeyRSA Higher Diploma in Secretarial & Secretarial Procedures - Canterbury College
Hayley FullagerB.A.(Hons) with QTS Education & Geography - Canterbury Christ Church College
Zoe GalangRSA Diploma in Secretarial & Office Skills - Sheppey College
Michelle GodwinTrainee Manager - Royal Bank of Scotland
Jennifer GrayBTEC Higher National Diploma Business & Finance - Canterbury College
Claire HadawayB.A.(Hons) Politics & Government - University of Kent
Kathryn HandyB.A.(Hons) Psychology & English - Nene College

  • Lorraine Heath
  • LLB (Hons) Law - Anglia Polytechnic University
  • Victoria Hollis
  • B.A.(Hons) with QTS Teaching & English - Roehampton Institute
  • Jane Horder
  • B.Ed.(Hons) Teaching - De Montford University
  • Sarah Howell
  • B.A.(Hons) Geography & Economic & Social History - University of Leicester
  • Kim Hurst
  • Corporation of Lloyds London
  • Wendy Hubbard
  • B.A. Ed.(Hons) Educational Studies & History - University of Reading
  • Kim Hurst
  • Corporation of Lloyds London
  • Natalie Ives
  • Trainee Procurement Manager - London Underground
  • Marie Jasper
  • B.Sc.(Hons) Planning Studies - Sheffield Hallam University
  • Joanna Jayes
  • Resitting 'A' Levels & Re-applying for 1997 entry
  • Katherine Jefferiss
  • B.A.(Hons) Publishing & English Studies - Oxford Brookes University
  • Paula Jemmett
  • B.Sc.(Hons) Psychology - University of Greenwich
  • Erica Jessop
  • B.A.(Hons) Media & Communications Studies University of Central England Birmingham
  • Claire Kelly
  • B.A.(Hons) French & German - University of Manchester
  • Eva Kindred
  • B.A.(Hons) Early Childhood Studies with Applied Social Sci. - Canterbury Christ Church College
  • Hannah Knell
  • Employed. Bain Hogg Insurance Co.
  • Anne Lederer
  • B.A.(Hons) French Studies - University of Warwick
  • Sally Linton
  • B.A.(Hons) Ancient History - University of Birmingham
  • Fiona Littlewood
  • B.A.(Hons) Archaeology - University College London
  • Caroline McCooey
  • B.A.(Hons) English & Philosophy - University of Leeds
  • Jane Medcraft
  • M.Eng.(Hons) Systems Engineering - Loughborough University
  • Lynsey Miller
  • LLB (Hons) Law - University of Leicester
  • Sarah Mockler
  • B.Sc.(Hons) Physics with Medical Physics - University of Surrey
  • Rachel Moynihan
  • BTEC HND Antiques & Collections Management - Farnborough College of Technology
  • Joni Nelson
  • B.Sc.(Hons) Geography and Economics - University of Birmingham
  • Angela Norris
  • B.A.(Hons) History - University of Sheffield
Joanna NorrisRSA Higher Diploma in Administrative & Secretarial Procedures - Canterbury College
Sarah Jane O'DonoghueSeeking Employment
Victoria PageB.A.(Hons) Social Policy and Administration - University of Kent
Philippa PatrickB.A.(Hons) Archaeology & Anthropology - University of Cambridge
Clare PayneSeeking Employment
Sarah PevierDiploma of Higher Education in Children's Nursing - University of Hertfordshire
Emma PedleyB.A.(Hons) Modern & Medieval Languages - University of Cambridge
Hayley PittsB.A.(Hons) with QTS Teacher Education & Geography - Canterbury Christ Church College
Sally PriestB.Sc.(Hons) Geography - University of Southampton
Lisa QuigleyB.Sc.(Hons) Nutrition & Dietetics - University of Surrey
Toni RedgroveSeeking employment
Eve Rush-RyanAdvanced GNVQ Business Studies - Canterbury College
Claire SharmanM.Chem.(Hons) Chemistry, Management & Industry - University of York
Cassandra SharpeSeeking Employment
Emma ShawEmployed - Auto Check Ltd
Julie Shekl-year 'A' Level Course - Canterbury College
Nicola SillsB.A.(Hons) English Literature - University of Reading
Claire SmithIn employment
Donna SmithB.A.(Hons) Geography - University of Portsmouth
Vicky SpicerB.A.(Hons) English and American Studies - Canterbury Christ Church College
Natalie SpurrierB.A.(Hons) Industrial Relations with Law - University of Kent
Samantha StevensB.Sc.(Hons) Pharmacy - University of Portsmouth
Gillian StewartEmployed - Bank in London
Louise StitsonB.A.(Hons) Classical Civilisation - University of Kent
Suzanne StoneArt Foundation Course - Kent Institute of Art & Design
Anna SullensB.Sc.(Hons) Psychology - University of Derby
Caroline TalbotB.Sc.(Hons) Applied Biology - Coventry University
Sally TatchellYear Out. Entry 1998 to study Film & Drama B.A.(Hons) - University of Reading
Suzanne TaylorB.Ed.(Hons) Teaching with Sports Science - Canterbury Christ Church College
Naomi TitlowB.Sc.(Hons) Speech Sciences - University College London
Charlotte TurcanB.A.(Hons) History - University of York
Deborah WardB.Sc.(Hons) Food Marketing Management - Sheffield Hallam University
Jessica WestEmployed - Haven Holidays
Claire WicksB.Sc.(Hons) Psychology with Languages - University of Plymouth
Sarah WisniewskaLLB (Hons) Law & Politics - University of Hull
Cara WoolnoughLegal Secretarial Course - Mid Kent College
Louise WrightB.A.(Hons) Accounting & Finance - University of Kent


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Appendix 6

FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1995­1996

1994/95 1995/96 1995/96 1996/97
ACTUAL ACTUAL BUDGET BUDGET
REVISED
EXPENDITURE
Direct Staff Costs
Teachers 10883631224368 1235332 1305557
Language Assistants 5143 46825330 4820
Supply Cover 3492 3828113044 13566
Admin Assistants 65351 8166481486 111621
Manual Staff 23667 2468623922 24879
Lab. Technicians 19254 2432226130 27228
Total Staff Costs 1205270 1398003 1385244 1487671
Indirect Staff Costs
Advertising 1995 27042080 2100
Interview Expenses 476543 620600
Total Indirect Staff 2471 3247 2700 2700
Premises Costs
Repairs & Maintenance 15344 3335435000 16500
Grounds Maintenance 8000 672710241 8250
Rates 4674249442 52547 46898
Cleaning and Domestic 594756 710800
Cleaning Charges 1047 11671400 1450
Contract Cleaning 15146 1632715941 16000
Total Premises 86873 107773 115839 89898
Supplies Costs
Hygiene & First Aid 1987 21472150 2500
Laundry 10140 300300
Adult Free Meals 2783 38403391 3400
Total Supplies 4780 6127 5841 6200
Transport Costs
Fares & Parking 213235 229250
Casual Car Allow 110115 181190
Total Transport 323 350 410 440
Total BSA & E 67979 88855 93461 93000
Service Costs
Other Fees 2025 36484425 4500
Exam Fees 24354 2948926030 27070
Clerk to Governors 01966 2140 800
Telephone 2963 39714935 5200
Postage 20072290 1793 2000
Publicity 1564 16892500 2500
Governors' Expenses 01020 5001000
Total Services 32913 44073 42323 43070
Energy Costs
Oil7590 8952 81418500
Gas351 1827 30003000
Electricity 9435 217217054 12000
Water 10182295 1253 1500
Sewerage 14043161 1733 2000
Heat & Light 205137 194200
Total Energy 20003 18544 31375 27200
Interest Clawback 2400 3400 3701 4000
Total Expenditure 1423012 1670372 1680894 1754179
INCOME
Exam Fees 5111 45665927 6000
Lettings 51535061 5000 5000
Contributions 00 00
Bank Interest 4019 46614100 4500
Total 14283 14288 15027 15500
Formula Funding 1325104 1527896 1531001 1749119
Additional Funding 95329 90601 90504 0
Total Income 1434716 1632785 1636532 1764619
Surplus (Deficit) 11704 -37587-44362 10440
Rollover Year start 41878 5358253578 15991
Rollover Year end 53582 159959216 26431

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Appendix 7

MEMBERSHIP OF COMMITTEES 1995-1996

as at 19th July, 1996

Curriculum and Staffing Committee

Chair: Mr. L. Martin

Members: Mr. M. Bradley; Mr. D. Jordan: Mr. L. Martin; Mr. R. Patrick;

Mrs. S. Sakaria (Co-opted); Mr. P. Statham; Mrs. B. Twiselton; Mr. C. Ward

Finance and Property Committee

Chair: Mr. P. Statham

Members: Mr. M. Bradley; Mr. L. Martin; Mr. G.B. Miller; Mr. R. Patrick; Mr. M. Smith;

Salary Review Sub-Committee

Members: Mr. M. Bradley; Mr. L. Martin; Mr. P. Statham; Mr. C. Ward (Co-opted)

Standing Committee

Members: Mr. M. Bradley; Mrs. W. Kear; Mrs. K. Leigh­Pemberton; Mr. G.B. Miller;

Mrs. B. Twiselton

Appeals Committee

Members: Mrs. J. Bateman; Mr. D. Jordan; Mr. L. Martin; Mr. R. Patrick; Mr. M. Smith;

Mr. P. Statham; Mr. C. Ward

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Appendix 8

KEY POLICY AREAS

The Governing Body is required by law to have policies in place in a number of key areas. These are listed below.

Policies are monitored and reviewed by the Governing Body and amended as necessary.

It is the responsibility of the Head and the Senior Management Team to ensure that they are implemented.

A copy of each is available at the school for inspection by any parent or member of the public.

Approved date
Grievance and Disciplinary Procedures for Staff * 05.06.90
Staff Appointments *14.05.91
Governors' Visits11.02.92
Recommendation of Salaries *02.06.92
Curriculum02.06.92
Governors' Training02.06.92
Governors' Absences02.06.92
Staffing Policies and Procedures Manual 03.11.92
Religious Education14.10.93
Charging Policy29.09.94
Complaints Procedure11.05.95
Sex Education11.05.95
Special Education Needs11.05.95
Lettings28.09.95
Equal Opportunities28.09.95

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Appendix 9

TERM DATES FOR 1996­1997

SEPTEMBER

Wednesday 4th

Thursday 5th

Friday 20th

Friday 27th



Admissions for Senior School

Year 7 arrive

Years 8, 9, 10, 11 and Senior School ARRIVE

P.T.A. Annual General Meeting (1930)

Proposed Year 8 trip to France

OCTOBER

Wednesday 2nd - Wednesday 9th

Thursday 17th

Monday 21st - Friday 25th

Monday 28th

Thursday 31st



Year 13 Biology Field Trip

OPEN EVENING

Half Term

Staff Development Day - 2 (Training Day for Staff)

Careers Convention for Years 12 and 13

Year 7 and New Intake Year 9

INITIAL PARENTS' EVENING

NOVEMBER

Week of 11th

Thursday 14th

Monday 18th - Friday 29th



1-day proposed Year 9 Science Field Trip

Year 7 invite Governors, Primary School Heads and teachers to Tea.

GOVERNORS' ANNUAL PARENTS' EVENING (7.30 p.m.)

Years 11 and 13 Mock Examinations.

DECEMBER

Tuesday 3rd

Wednesday 11th

Monday 16th

Thursday 19th

Monday 23rd - Monday 6th Jan.



Year 9 Starlight Express trip

Poetry and Prose Recital Evening

AWARDS EVENING

Christmas Concert

Christmas Holiday

JANUARY

Tuesday 7th

Week of Monday 13th

Thursday 16th

Thursday 23rd



Staff Development Day - 3 (Training Day for Staff)

Year 9 Examinations

Year 12 One-year course examinations.

Transition Evening (for Year 11 Parents)

Year 13 PARENTS' EVENING

FEBRUARY

Tuesday 4th

Tuesday 10th

Monday 17th - Friday 21st



Year 11 PARENTS' EVENING

Year 10 PARENTS' EVENING

Half Term

MARCH

Tuesday 4th

Tuesday 11th

Wednesday 19th

Thursday 20th

Friday 21st & Saturday 22nd

Tuesday 25th

Wednesday 26th

Thursday 27th - Friday 11th April



Year 12 PARENTS' EVENING

Year 9 PARENTS' EVENING

School Play (Day 1)

Year 7 PARENTS' EVENING

School Play (Days 2 & 3)

Proposed Year 9 trip to the Natural Museum

Staff Development Day - 4 (Training Day for Staff)

Easter Holidays

APRIL

Thursday 24th



Year 8 PARENTS' EVENING
MAY

Thursday 1st & Friday 2nd

Friday 2nd

Monday 5th May

Tuesday 6th - Tuesday 13th

Monday 12th - Friday 23rd

Monday 12th

Monday 26th - Friday 30th



Spring Concert

Staff Development Day - 5 (Training Day for Staff)

Bank Holiday

Key Stage 3 SATS

(Statutory Tests for Year 9 in English, Mathematics and Science)

Examinations for Years 7, 8, 10 and 12

Provisional date for commencement of Years 11 and 13 Study Leave

Half Term

JUNE

Thursday 3rd

Thursday 19th

Friday 27th



Sports Day

Welcome Evening for new pupils to school (for 97/98)

Clearance Day for Years 11 and 13

JULY

Week of 7th

Tuesday 22nd

Friday 25th



Year 10 Enterprise, Year 11 Work Experience, and various activities for other years.

(Provisional week for Activities Week)

LOWER SCHOOL AWARDS

School breaks up for Summer Holidays



Students return for 97/98 on:

Tuesday 9th September - Year 12 Admissions

New Year 7

Wednesday 10th September - Years 8, 9, 10, 11 and 13 return

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Last October 1996