Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust that all is as well as it can be.
Here is an update on JHC matters:
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust that all is well.
A quick update on JHC matters:
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust that this newsletter finds you well and in good spirits.
Assessments have been concluded for the most part, except for the Year 9 BECE examinations, which will start in early July. The Progressive Tests completed recently are online assessments for Years 7-10 students in the core subjects. These accurately measure how our college and students perform in English, Mathematics, and Science and measure both in-year and year-on-year progress. This is a valuable tool as it highlights strengths and gaps in reading and core subjects plus,
ļ· reveals barriers to learning,
ļ· and identifies and supports students with additional educational needs.
ļ· provide evidence of progress, and parents will be supplied a copy of the report.
ļ· directly inform teaching strategies.
Our Year 12 students have now completed the WAEC examinations, and we look forward to the Continue reading
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust all is well and that you had time to spend with family and friends over the festive season.
Our students in residence returned on Sunday, with the whole school resuming this Monday.
Some students found it challenging to stay alert at the assembly as they were still in holiday
mode and nodding off. But we will soon shake off the rust of the holidays and full steam ahead
in the routines of teaching & learning and co-curricular activities. We want to thank our parents
for ensuring that the students turned up ready and having the right gear. Continue reading…..
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust that this newsletter finds you well. Today culminated in the last day of this term, a period filled with many activities – from examinations to inspections and celebrations to reflections.
We find ourselves in the Christmas period with opportunities to spoil our loved ones not only with material gifts but with the blessings of love, friendship, attention, and care. But spare a thought for those who are less fortunate than we are, spiritually and materially.
And when the noise of this world quiets down, we can meditate on our blessings and how, as an individual, a family, and a community, we can spread goodwill. After all, Margaret J. Wheatley stated, āWithout reflection, we go blindly on our way, creating more unintended consequences, and failing to achieve anything useful.ā Continue reading…
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust that all is well and that your week has been a productive one thus far.
We had a good turnout for the Parents Teachers Forum on Saturday, with 100 parents logging on to the Zoom platform, which is fantastic. The feedback was good, and it became clear that the College and parents have some things to improve. However, itās an exciting
journey, and together we will take the College to new heights! Continue reading….
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust that this newsletter finds you well.
The Parents Visiting Day was well attended, and the students enjoyed the visit from their respective families. Also, the Continuous Assessment week went well, and parents will be able to glean their childās scores from the JHC SDS system from the 29th of October 2023 onwards.
HEALTH ALERT: As you are aware, conjunctivitis is currently spreading through our communities, we even had a few cases amongst our students recently. Conjunctivitis is a viral infection and can be extremely contagious through contact with secretions from infected persons. Continue reading….
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust that all is well. This is the last newsletter for the academic year and as a school
community we are certainly blessed as there are a myriad of things to be proud of.
Tomorrow the academic year will conclude with the 2023 JHC Annual Prizegiving which is
always a highlight as we celebrate the achievements of our students and motivate all to do their
best. Next year we will be in a purpose-built hall where we are able to accommodate all our
parents and friends. Continue reading ….
Dear Parents and Friends,
It was like only yesterday when term three started and now we are at half-term break today – time flies when we are occupied with lots of activity and enjoying ourselves. JHC had several activities and events concluded and this will be reported on in the next newsletter such as the āDuke of Edinburghā expedition, Languages celebration, etc.
A reminder to our parents that with every end of half-term and term, students will only be released after the final lesson and not before then. Unlike some other schools, JHC teaches up to the final period of that final day and parents are expected to plan accordingly. Continue reading…
Dear Parents and Friends,Ā
Compliments of the season to you!Ā
Known for recaps and resolutions, each new year often starts with retrospection and…the
month of January. January, as we know, is the first month of the year and contains 31 days.
The term originated before the year 1000 from Middle English, ultimately deriving from the Latin
noun use of JÄnuÄrius, equivalent to JÄnus. In ancient Roman culture, JÄnus was a god of
doorways, beginnings, and the rising and setting of the sun. As the god of transitions, Janus is
often depicted with two, bearded heads that face in opposite directions, looking to both the
future and the past. After 153 BCE, January (mensis Januarius in Latin) became the first month
of the Roman calendar (which we adopted), the figure of Janus a perfect symbol for new
beginnings.
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