Year 6 Transition booklet

Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College

Year 6 Transition Booklet

Welcome to your new school

CONTENTS 1. Welcome 2. Which primary school have you come from?

3. A letter from Year 7 students 4. Mission statement 5. College Virtues 6. Top Ten Tips for September 7. Classroom Toolkit 8. Finally message 9. Personal notes page

WELCOME Welcome to YOUR new College.

Some of you will no doubt be feeling a little nervous and at the same time a little bit excited about coming here today – Please do not worry that is a normal reaction!

Don’t panic, we have a fantastic team of Year 7 Tutors to look after you – in fact I would be more concerned if you weren’t a little apprehensive.

I know that you have made an excellent choice of College. I have met many of your teachers and they have told me that you are all going to be a credit to us so thank you for choosing Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College as your high school.

Remember, you are the future of this college!

Good luck.

Mrs Jones

WHICH PRIMARY SCHOOL HAVE YOU COME FROM?

Cherry Orchard Cranham

Claines

Holy Redeemer

Lyppard Grange Nunnery Wood

Northwick Manor Oasis Academy

Our Lady Queen of Peace Perdiswell

Perry Wood

Redhill

St. Barnabas St. Georges Catholic Primary St. George’s Church of England St. Joseph’s Droitwich St. Joseph’s Worcester Upton

Whittington

Stanley Road Westacre Middle

Dear Year 6 Student, We have been at this College for nearly a year now so we thought we would write you a letter to help you settle in.

We love our College and one of the best things about it is that there are lots of students so you can make many new friends.

The College has lots of amazing sports facilities such as the Sports Hall, the Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) tennis courts, multi-Gym and massive playing fields. There are lots of clubs running every lunch time and after College as well as many inter-form competitions, so make sure you join in.

The Modern Foreign Language lessons are really enjoyable, and we know you will really have a good time learning new vocabulary.

There are lots of brilliant teachers at the school, they are very helpful and kind.

If you are interested in Music there are lots of instruments that you can learn to play, like the piano, guitar, and drums. If you are really keen you can have lessons, so book now! The ICT facilities are incredible. You can go on the Internet and surf for free! You get your own personal password so you can log on to any computer in the school.

There is a vast amount of opportunities for you at this college so make sure you get involved!

Good luck, we know you are going to love it.

Students from Year 7.

Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College

MISSION STATEMENT

A.M.D.G. For the Greater Glory of God

Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College

College Virtues

10 Top Tips for September 1. Try to make new friends - don’t just talk to people from your own primary school.

2. Use your student planner, it’s designed to help you on a daily basis 3. Look around and listen carefully, you’ll soon gather information.

4. Ask for directions, older students will be pleased to help.

5. Organise your bag before bedtime, make sure you have the right books and P.E. kit.

6. Get involved, join a club or team.

7. Take pride in your uniform.

8. Don’t be afraid to ask questions, it’s the fastest way to learn.

9. Try to do your homework as soon as you get in; it’s less painful that way!

10. Smile and enjoy learning!

FINALLY Is this going to be the best Year 7 ever to start at Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College?

We certainly hope so!

Be proud of your new College, and set yourself high standards.

Together we can make almost anything happen and remember everyone has a fresh start in Year 7.

Throw yourself into activities, work hard and enjoy College life.

Good Luck

‘CLASSROOM TOOLKIT’

PLEASE NOTE The new College year begins for students on -

Friday 3rd September 2021 8.45 a.m.

Go straight to the back of the college and meet the Year 7 tutors on the playground.

Please also ensure that all of your belongings such as your uniform and P.E. kit are clearly labelled with your name.

PERSONAL NOTES PAGE Take some time to write down any information that you think is important.