Monday, 31 August 2009
Preparation
We have a roll of 334 pupils who will be arriving in their throngs tomorrow after 2 months of summer holidays. It will be up to us a team of professionals to continue to mold and shape them into successful learners, confident individuals, effective contributors and responsible citizens.
Thursday, 20 August 2009
New gardens
More exam results…
This is the breakdown:
Modern Hebrew AS-Level: 15A (10 100% grades), 1B, 1C (17 candidates)
Modern Hebrew A-Level: 1C (1 candidate)
Polish AS-Level: 1A (1 candidate)
Physics GCE O-Level: 1A, 5B, 6C (13 candidates)
Mathematics AS-Level: 7A, 3B, 4C (15 candidates)
History AS-Level: 1A, 3B, (10 candidates)
Russian AS-Level: 3A (3 candidates)
RE AS-Level: 2A, 1B, 1C (7 candidates)
Japanese AS-Level: 1A (1 candidate)
French AS-Level: 1A (1candidate)
Chemistry AS-Level: 1A, 1B (6 candidates)
Biology AS-Level: 4A, 3B (12 candidates)
Arabic AS-Level: 1A, 1B, 2C (4 candidates)
English Lit A-Level: 1C (1 candidate)
Chemistry A-Level: 1A, 1B (2 candidates)
Biology A-Level: 2A, 1C (4 candidates)
Arabic A-Level: 1B, 1C (3 candidates)
RE A-Level: 1C (1 candidate)
Mathematics A-Level: 2A, 1B (5 candidates)
Once again we are really proud of our students! Well done to all of you and to your teachers.
Thursday, 13 August 2009
Exam Results
We have received the first set of exam results for IGCSE and GCE Cambridge Examination Board. This involves mainly our Grade 10 pupils and some Grade 11 and 12 students as well. When looking at the results, we can see a broad spectrum, with many A and A* grades to a sprinkling of U grades.
The basic breakdown per subject is as follows:
Art and Design: 1A, 2B, 1C (14 candidates in total)
Biology: 4A*, 4A, 2B, 3C (16 candidates in total)
English as a Second Language: 5A, 7B, 10C (27 candidates)
History: 1B (6 candidates)
Literature: 3A, 4B, 1C (16 candidates)
Mathematics: 2A*, 7A, 4B, 6C (29 candidates)
We are really proud of many of our pupils who all worked hard and are now reaping what they have sown.
We expect the rest of the results to be published over the next two weeks and we are looking forward to posting a summary of those as well.
Well done to teachers and pupils!
Friday, 7 August 2009
Summer work around the school
To the right is a picture of our finished paved area at the back of the school, as part of the landscaping project.
To the left is a picture showing the work in progress.
We have also decided to change the front garden area of the school. Due to the fact that there is a water shortage in Israel and it is difficult to maintain the patch of grass at the front of the school, we have replaced the grass with river pebbles.
Wednesday, 5 August 2009
Exciting meeting...
In light of this, and the fact that we have established a relationship with a local voice coach, we will be establishing the Tabeetha Choir, who will not only perform at the hotel and the other Church of Scotland institution in Israel - St. Andrews Church and Scottish Guesthouse in Jerusalem, but will also perform at school assemblies and other school functions. We are really excited about this new venture!
Saturday, 1 August 2009
Welcome to our blog!
This is where you will be able to find news and updates of what is happening at Tabeetha School in Jaffa.
We are on summer holidays at the moment, but there has been plenty happening over the past month. We are in the middle of a landscaping project, made possible by generous donations from our friends in Scotland and supporting congregations of the Church of Scotland. Pictures will be posted shortly.
We have also been working at upgrading some classrooms and doing routine maintenance, in preparation for the new school year which begins in September.