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Year 6 Leavers Dec 2021 - Leader of Learning
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Heath McNeil
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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you're a year Six learners. It's Mr McNeil, the leader of learning.
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Some of you I haven't seen for a long time.
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But I wanted one last opportunity. Before you leave on P s
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to say a few things
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before you
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leave our school and go on to year seven,
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it won't be too long. And hopefully it won't be too boring. I just want to talk about
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for things.
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Firstly,
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I want you to think about being grateful.
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Not everyone complete primary school across the world.
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Only eighty-five percent
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of the world
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in the population have ever completed primary school.
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So you've already part of that eighty-five percent.
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So be grateful that you've had the wonderful opportunities
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you'd have had over the last six years,
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and you've had access to opportunities that others haven't had.
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So the big question that I want you to think about is
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what are you leaving our school with?
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Are you leaving all of those skills like being confident, creative, responsible,
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happy
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all of those things.
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So I have to think about
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what? You're leaving our school with
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One of the things that we've talked about lots and lots during your time
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at almost in primary school where you've been here for six years, or only this year.
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One of the things
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about the forces is that you can use them for the rest of your life.
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And if you think of them like a compass,
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because the campus that shows you
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different directions north, south, east, west.
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But it doesn't tell you what direction you should go in.
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It just tells you where the directions are.
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So the four cities are like a campus.
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No WiFi, no charge you needed. You can take those four seats wherever you go.
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It gives you options, but it doesn't give you the answer.
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So sometimes in your life you'll need to think about
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how can I be more collaborative
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to achieve something that might be joining a sports team?
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Or how can I improve my capability in something
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I may need to practice?
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What are my curious about what they're going to be the next
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steps or the subjects that I take when I go to college.
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So for learning and for your life, you can continue to use our forces.
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You can ask them when you're turning into a new part of your life,
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asking questions using different combinations, starting with curiosity,
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then going to collaboration
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and creating ways forward. So you've got that
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that you can take with you from our school.
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One piece of little wisdom
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that I want to share with you. Is this fucking Toki
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Maria,
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You know,
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believe in yourself.
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You're wonderful individuals and you've got a lot to offer.
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So when you are confronted with new challenges, believe in yourself. Have a go.
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Use the forces to get you to the next step.
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And finally, I just wanna say thank you.
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You've helped create and build the school.
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You've made
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all of the educators better
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that you've ever had at our school.
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You've helped set the standards for our younger learners.
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And you've been a part of history for the school.
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Lots of first in the history of the school have happened. While you've been here,
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you'll notice on your leaders certificate.
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That is a little number.
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Some of them are in the 100
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some of them are in the thousands.
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That number is your place in the history of the school.
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The lower the number means you're closer to the start of the school.
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So some of you will be
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in the two hundreds and others will be in the early two thousands.
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So when you come back to our school in the future,
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you'll be able to see and share your number
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to see where you fit in in the history of our wonderful school.
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And I want to thank you because you've learned and lived
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with change that most of us have never experienced before.
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Since
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2020
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you've had hybrid school bubble school
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you've had lockdowns to deal with and still leave,
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continue to learn and make the best
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of the situation. So I want to thank you for that.
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We have truly been lucky to have you as a part of almost in primary school.
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And we wish you all the best
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for your future going into year seven.
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And we look forward to sharing and celebrating all the wonderful
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achievements and new experiences that you have in the coming years.
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All the best
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for the
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holiday season. Coming ahead.
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Mm.
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We look forward to seeing you in your new schools
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in 20 twenty-two.
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Okay,
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