Sixth Sense 03.07.23

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Volume 11 Issue 9 Monday 3rd July 2023

Which Week?

Sixth Sense This Week: Monday 3rd July (Week 2)


Next Week: Monday 10th July (Week 1)

UCAS DISCOVERY EXHIBITION


It was fantastic to spend the day at the UCAS Dis-
covery event with so many of our Year 12 students
last week. Well done to those of you who em-
braced this opportunity and were so proactive in
speaking to the wide range of universities, employ-
ers and apprenticeship providers. It’s been great to
see you making use of your freebies while also tak-
ing time to digest the huge amounts of information
you collected.

To support further with your research into future


destinations, there will be dedicated time on
Wednesday 5th July for personal statement writing.
This will give you the opportunity to draft your ini-
tial ideas and gain feedback from the Sixth Form
team.

YEAR 12 SUMMER TERM CHECKLIST


A huge thank you to our careers advisor, Helen Cunningham, for
providing a ‘Summer Term Checklist’ in assembly last week to
support students in taking control of their future next steps. This
resource has been emailed to all students but for reference see
below. For further information, advice and guidance, please Punctuality is important!
contact the careers team to book a bespoke appointment.
A reminder that the school day starts at 8:30am. It
 Consider university open days
is essential that all Sixth Form students strive to be
 Register with several apprenticeship websites punctual every day. If you do arrive late but before
8:50am, you should register with your tutor. If you
 Register with job search websites
are late beyond this point, it is imperative that you
 Sort out your CV sign in at student services and clearly outline the
 Consider volunteering or engaging in an extra-curricular activity reason for being late.

 Draft your UCAS personal statement/ supporting statement Being late should be a rarity and NOT a habit!

 Conduct gap year research Research indicates that consistent punctuality has
a positive impact on academic success as the rou-
 Maintain a balance of focusing on your goal while being open to different
tine builds consistency and supports productivity.
possibilities

THIS WEEK: INDUSTRIAL ACTION— The National Education Union (NEU) has announced two additional strike days in schools in England on 5th and
7th July. Year 12 will be accommodated during this time but further information will follow in the form of a letter on the Academy website: https://
www.kingshurst.tgacademy.org.uk/

This week’s information from National Online Safety features two pages that outline how to set up Emergency Mode on either a Samsung or
iPhone. . Please go to Page 2-3 for more information.

For any feedback, please email: (Yr12) Mr Curran: ccurran@kingshurst.tgacademy.org.uk, (Yr13) Miss Foster: jfoster@kingshurst.tgacademy.org.uk;

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