Y11 Mock Exams
The Y11 Mock Exams will be starting on Monday 25th November. This is an opportunity for our students to experience an exam series in the hall and work on their exam skills.
It is vital for all students to be present and on time for their exams. Breakfast is available each morning from 7:30am in the dining room and students are able to revise there.
Please encourage them to talk to you about their experience as they prepare for their exams. If you need any support or have any questions, please email Ms Bailey or their class teacher.
This week’s revision coaching
Bedrock Race for Reward Winners
For the last few weeks, Rokeby students ranging from Y7 to Y9 have challenged themselves to take part in the Rokeby Race for Reward For the last few weeks, students have stacked up their Bedrock points to take the top spot! The winners are Younas Khan (Year 7), Hamim Sharder and Param Mehmi (Year 8) and also Robiul Tapadar (Year 9). These students have achieved the most bedrock points in their year! These 3 students have been rewarded with a £10 book voucher and 4 achievement points! Thank you to everyone who took part in the competition -
Written by Johnny BRAITHWAITE
(9R).
Fun language fact of the week
Half the world is bilingual
At least more than half of the world’s population speaks more than one language. In the UK, about 6.5% of adults are multilingual, meaning they can speak three or more languages fluently.
Mr Fox’s Weekly Maths Puzzle
Correct answers to Mr Fox.
Rokeby School Celebrates Handball Victories!
We are delighted to share the recent successes of Rokeby School’s U13 and U15 handball teams, who triumphed in their matches against Little Ilford School. Both teams demonstrated outstanding skill, teamwork, and determination, showcasing the hard work they have put into their training. The U15 team set the pace with a well earned 4-2 win, displaying impressive defensive and offensive tactics to keep our spectators on the edge of their seats. Shortly afterwards, our U13 team maintained the momentum with a close 3-2 victory, proving their resilience and coordination on the court. Mr Morse and Mr Ager are both incredibly proud of both teams and look forward to more successes in the upcoming season. Go, Rokeby!
