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Notices:
Fourth Year Summer Exams
The fourth year summer exams take place from Thursday 28 April to Friday 6 May. The boys should be spending some time over the Easter break revising for these. The examination timetable can be found on the website.
Upper Sixth Mocks
Results of the mocks have now been sent by email and published to the parent portal. Please note that the mock grades listed apply only to the specific paper(s) set for this exam session and do not represent an overall prediction for the A Level. There will be other elements to be factored in (such as other exam papers, coursework, AS scores, AS resits) before a realistic A Level predictive conclusion can be reached. The end of term report in two weeks will offer teachers an opportunity to discuss the mock result within more of a context. As usual, if you have problems accessing the parent portal, please contact [email protected]
Light in Darkness – Saturday 12 March 2016 at 8.00pm – Choral concert for Blue Skye Thinking
Light in Darkness is a fundraising concert inspired by the life of Skye Hall. It will include choral works by Harris, Tavener, Poulenc and Ponniah. Entry is free, but there will be a retiring collection for Blue Skye Thinking. It will take place on Saturday 12 March at 8pm in Abingdon School's Chapel.
Upcoming Events
For information on upcoming events taking place at Abingdon School please check the Events Booking site. The site includes information about upcoming plays, concerts and dinners such as the AS Theatre Studies performances taking place on Monday next week. It also lists information about some exciting external events, such as the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour and the Abingdon Operatic Society's production of Music Man.
School Choral Concert – Thursday 17 March at 6.00pm in the Chapel
Our last concert of a busy musical term sees the School's senior choirs perform in the Chapel – the Chapel Choir, Gospel Choir, Abingdon Academicals and the Joint Chamber Choir are all taking part. Do join us – tickets are not required and we should be through within the hour, concluding with some beautiful part-songs by Brahms from the Joint Chamber Choir.
