Year 11

Green Lane

Miss L Clarke (Head of Year)

I am proud to be leading this exceptional year 11 cohort through their KS4 journey, working towards excellence in their GCSEs.

Year 11 is a critical, by embracing all of the schools values of mutual respect, compassion, discipline, high expectations and aspirations and hard work, the pupils will be able to fulfil their ambitions in life, whatever they may be.

Robert clack is a school where we believe recognising achievements and success is of high importance, I look forward to celebrating the year group success throughout the year.

Gosfield Road

Mr L Clarke (Head of Year)

I am delighted to be taking on this cohort of year 11 students as they begin their journey of achieving excellence in their GCSE subjects.

As a year group we will endeavour to make sure we embrace the core values of the school. We will have mutual respect for one another while showing compassion. We will ensure that we demonstrate discipline by having high expectations and aspirations.

Here at Robert Clack, community is a word used very often and in addition to academic success we celebrate all achievements and accomplishments both in and out of school. I look forward to us not only celebrating wins but also encouraging one another as we strive towards our goals.

I am very excited for the future of this year group, and I know with the hard work of staff and the support of parents/careers, together we can accomplish great success.

Lymington Fields

Mrs E Webster (Head of Year)

Year 11, this is your year to finish strong and exceed expectations.

This cohort will always be extremely special. The first students to step through the Lymington Field doors, the first to build the community ethos and embed the Robert Clack values on this site. This year, that same cohort will embark on their biggest challenge yet – their GCSE’s.

I am so incredibly proud of each of you, and I know you will continue to impress everyone with your resilience, hard work and determination to build upon the foundations you have already set in your subjects, in Year 10. This year is set to be the most challenging of them all but continue to persevere, commit to any intervention and opportunity in place to support you and make time for independent study.

Students will always be encouraged to strive to be the best they can be, and I know with the support from parents, guardians and teachers, together we can ensure all success for all. I look forward to sharing the successes and accomplishments of this year with you.