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In this section you will find information on exam and coursework regulations, timetables and dates for results which will be posted at the relevant times throughout the year.

 

Contingency day 2022: Wednesday 29 June

The Joint Council of Qualifications (JCQ) have declared that Wednesday 29th June will be the contingency day for Summer 2022 examinations. This is the last date that any exam can take place on, should it have to be moved from its original time / date.  All students must be available up to and including this date.

Please click here to download a copy of the letter sent to Year 11 parents/carers on  13.12.2021 for full details. 

 

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Joint Council for Qualifications Information for Candidates

Downloads

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Different Ways To Revise.pdf 13th Dec 2017 Download
Train Your Brain booklet.pdf 13th Dec 2017 Download
Exams Contingency letter 13.12.2021 17th Jan 2022 Download

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21 March 2022

Supporting CAFOD Campaign

Day 1: Year 8 & Year 9 students supporting #WalkAgainstHunger campaign, walking over 150km. Our aim is to walk 1000km and raise £1000. Please support us by donating to our Just Giving page: https://walk.cafod.org.uk/fundraising/StIgnatiusLent2022…     Day 2: Year 7 & Year 11 students walking a combined total of 155km supporting #WalkAgainstHunger campaign. 312km of 1000km complete. Please support us by donating to our Just Giving page: https://walk.cafod.org.uk/fundraising/StIgnatiusLent2022…   Day 3: Year 10 & 6th Form students walking a combined total of 259km supporting #WalkAgainstHunger campaign. 571km of 1000km complete. Please support us by donating to our Just Giving page: https://walk.cafod.org.uk/fundraising/StIgnatiusLent2022…           Please support our students as they attempt to walk 1000km in a week and raise £1000 for CAFOD's Walk Against Hunger Campaign. Donate via our Just Giving Page: walk.cafod.org.uk  
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12 March 2022

Ignatius 400

On Saturday 12th March the College was represented by our wonderful students and staff at the Ignatian Anniversary Celebration Mass at St Ignatius Catholic Church, Stamford Hill.      A Brass Quintet featuring Leo, Jonathan, Martin, Jerald and Ralphy accompanied the Mass with beautiful music.     Bishop Nicholas Hudson was assisted by our excellent Altar Service team of Jakub, Rolan, Albin, Iggy, William, Malvin and Kwadwo.      The Mass was a celebration 400 years to the day since the canonization of our patron saint, St Ignatius of Loyola, alongside his fellow Jesuit St Francis Xavier.     Our College representatives photographed beneath the statues of St Ignatius and St Francis Xavier at St Ignatius Catholic Church, Stamford Hill.   
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8 March 2022

St Ignatius College Chess competition

The much anticipated St -Ignatius College Chess competition started last month with 16 boys, aged between 11 and 17. Following a gruelling knockout round with some hotly contested fixtures, the four semi finalists emerged. Jayden (6.5), Lorcan 11S, Bosco and Rayn advanced to the last four in the Great Hall. In an atmosphere fraught with tension, Lorcan prevailed against the precocious Rayn in an eventful game. In the other match, Jayden was forced to be patient due to the dogged defence of Bosco, but was ultimately victorious.  Whilst Bosco dismantled Rayn's staunch rearguard, all eyes were on the grand finale.  Jayden and Lorcan exchanged blows and fought till the end, but ultimately, Jayden's relentlessness was rewarded, despite his difficulties with the chess clock!  Massive Congratulations to Jayden and a special mention to Rayn, eliminated boys up to 4 years his senior in the earlier rounds. See you all in the summer for the staff-student competition. Ms O'Reilly takes no prisoners...
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