Welcome to Divi High School

Academic

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Teachers

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Resources

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Events

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Programs

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Athletics

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About Our School

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school hours

M-F: 8am – 3:30pm

address

1234 Divi St. #1000
San Francisco, CA 94220

Phone

(135)-573-2361

Upcoming Events

Nature Field Trip

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Public Library Field Trip

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Homecoming

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Student Resources

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Start Prepping for College

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school hours

M-F: 8am – 3:30pm

Address

1234 Divi St. #1000 San Francisco, CA 94220.

Phone

(135)-573-2361
    Sep
    26
    Tue
    Secondary Heads of RE Conference @ Alexander House
    Sep 26 @ 9:30 am – 3:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Secondary Department Heads of RE

    Facilitator:     Louise White, RE Adviser

    Day 1:            The new RE Directory: Bring the world into your RE classroom

    Speaker:       Susan Kambalu, CAFOD

    A day to work together to plan units of work for the new KS3 curriculum, as well as exploring new CAFOD resources to support the new RE Directory. Enrich your KS3 Religious Education curriculum through the perspectives and experiences of our global neighbours. Susan Kambalu from CAFOD works closely with the NBRIA RE advisers and was on the new RED writing group. We will explore the opportunities to embed global social justice and Catholic Social Teaching across the curriculum, including new CAFOD resources as well as other strategies, tools and resources, inspired by CAFOD’s work overseas.

    Sep
    28
    Thu
    Admissions Training for Governors – Virtual meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Sep 28 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

    Target Audience:      All Governors, Directors, Clerks / Governance Leads/Professionals and staff involved in school admissions.

     Facilitator:                Bill McEntee, Governance Officer

    This training is to help Governors, Directors, Clerks, Governance Leads/Professionals and staff gain an understanding of the legal and Bishop’s requirements for considering In-Year applications, ranking new intake applications, and determining admission arrangements all in accordance with legislation.

    Aims of the Training

     To:

    • provide guidance on some of the legal requirement of the School Admissions Code.
    • provide guidance on the processes for considering in-year applications.
    • provide guidance on the ranking of new intake applications.
    • provide guidance on oversubscription criteria and the process for determining admission arrangements in accordance with the Bishop’s requirement and legislation.

    The cost of this training will be charged to the school.

    Sep
    29
    Fri
    Programme for those new to Catholic Education – Day 1 @ Aerospace Bristol
    Sep 29 @ 9:30 am – 3:30 pm

    Day one of two-day programme.

    Target audience: ECTs and those new to teaching in a Catholic School across all phases

    Facilitators: Mary Cox, Director of Schools & Colleges and Louise White, RE Adviser

    Day 1: Providing an overview of what is meant by the ‘distinctive nature of the Catholic School’, collective worship and prayer.

    Closing date for bookings: 19th September 2023

    Oct
    4
    Wed
    Chaplaincy Day for secondary schools @ Alexander House
    Oct 4 @ 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

     Chaplaincy Days for Secondary Schools

     Day 1:                                 Chaplaincy in the New Inspection Framework

    Chaplains will discuss and explore the role and contribution made by Chaplains in secondary schools. We will share best practice which will support them in their important ministry.

    Oct
    5
    Thu
    New RE Directory (RED) – Branch 2, Prophecy and Promise for Year 3 – online
    Oct 5 @ 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
    Oct
    6
    Fri
    Primary RE Update @ St Dunstan's Parish Hall
    Oct 6 @ 10:00 am – 3:30 pm

    Target audience: All Primary RE Co-ordinators

    Facilitator: Louise White, RE Adviser               

    Day 1: Planning the New RE Directory

    This meeting will provide knowledge of the RED branches and lenses content. We will look at different ways to plan engaging RE learning opportunities and develop resources. There will be a chance for all RE Co-ordinators to hear about the latest information regarding CSI and RE teaching and learning. We will share ideas that celebrate prayer life and the Catholic ethos in school.

    Oct
    7
    Sat
    Catholic Certificate for Religious Studies (CCRS) for teachers – ‘Old Testament’ – Part 1 – Virtual meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Oct 7 @ 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

    Old Testament – Part 1 online

    The CCRS is normally acquired over two years, with a maximum of five years’ study.  The diocese offers four modules a year on a two-year cycle.  Each year will consist of three core modules and a specialist module.  You may choose to do four modules per year to complete the course over two years or you may space it out over a longer period.  Once you begin your first module you must complete the course within five years.  This academic year will consist of 8 days in total with four days in school time (9.30 am to 3.30 pm) and four days on a Saturday (10 am to 12.30 pm).

    To gain accreditation you must attend each module and successfully complete an assignment.

    This year we will consider:  Old Testament, New Testament, Person of Jesus and the specialist module will be Theology of Inclusion.  You are welcome to attend the sessions without seeking accreditation through the submission of essays.

    ‘Old Testament’ module – £75 for Parts 1 and 2

    Oct
    9
    Mon
    CCRS for teachers – ‘Old Testament’ – Part 2 @ Alexander House @ Alexander House
    Oct 9 @ 9:30 am – 3:00 pm

    Old Testament – Part 2 – Alexander House 

    The CCRS is normally acquired over two years, with a maximum of five years’ study.  The diocese offers four modules a year on a two-year cycle.  Each year will consist of three core modules and a specialist module.  You may choose to do four modules per year to complete the course over two years or you may space it out over a longer period.  Once you begin your first module you must complete the course within five years.  This academic year will consist of 8 days in total with four days in school time (9.30 am to 3.30 pm) and four days on a Saturday (10 am to 12.30 pm).

    To gain accreditation you must attend each module and successfully complete an assignment.

    This year we will consider:  Old Testament, New Testament, Person of Jesus and the specialist module will be Theology of Inclusion.  You are welcome to attend the sessions without seeking accreditation through the submission of essays.

    ‘Old Testament’ module – £75 for Parts 1 and 2

    Oct
    12
    Thu
    Commissioning of chaplaincy teams – primary schools @ Clifton Cathedral
    Oct 12 @ 11:00 am – 12:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Members of chaplaincy teams (Initially a maximum of 10 per school).

    During both days Bishop Declan will commission pupil members of chaplaincy teams for the coming year.  New members of chaplaincy teams will be presented with their badges. It is an opportunity for pupils to come together and share what they do.

    Primary schools:  Schools in attendance at the Cathedral will receive a chaplaincy training pack to take back to the school, filled with activities for chaplains and ideas for chaplaincy events the school can put in place for the school year ahead.

    If your primary school is unable to attend the service at the Cathedral for cost reasons, please let the Diocese know as soon as possible. It is open to your school to celebrate a commissioning event locally with your partnership schools if necessary. We can arrange to provide your school with a draft service, certificates, badges and a chaplaincy training pack.

    £30 per school to cover the cost of toilets and stewards.

    New RE Directory (RED) – Branch 2, Prophecy and Promise for EYFS – online
    Oct 12 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
    Training for Clerk to Governors, Governance Leads / Professionals – Virtual meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Oct 12 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

    Target Audience:      Clerks to Governors, Governance Leads / Professionals

    Facilitator:                     Bill McEntee, Governance Officer

    This session is to support both new and experienced Clerks, Governance Leads / Professionals in their role. It focuses on the particular requirements of clerking at a Catholic school / trust.

    Aims of the Training

    To:

    • provide an understanding of the particular requirements of clerking at a Catholic school/trust.
    • provide an understanding of the purpose of Catholic education;
    • understand the role of the foundation governor;
    • understand the legislation relating to managing a Catholic school/trust and support the clerking of the governing body of your school.

    There is an expectation that all clerks will regularly undertake this training.

    The cost of this training will be charged to your school.

    Oct
    24
    Tue
    Partnership Meeting for RE Leads – Little Way Partnership – Virtual meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Oct 24 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Primary RE Coordinators and Secondary Heads of Department

    Facilitator:                 Louise White, RE Adviser

    Aims:

    • There will be an update on Section 48 Inspections and the new RE Directory;
    • To inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school;
    • Provide updates and share resources for the Clifton Diocese;
    • Discuss implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
    Nov
    1
    Wed
    Partnership Meeting for RE Leads – Dunstan Partnership. Virtual meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Nov 1 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Primary RE Coordinators and Secondary Heads of Department

    Facilitator:                 Louise White, RE Adviser

    Aims:

    • There will be an update on Section 48 Inspections and the new RE Directory;
    • To inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school;
    • Provide updates and share resources for the Clifton Diocese;
    • Discuss implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
    Nov
    2
    Thu
    Partnership Meeting for RE Leads – Emmaus Partnership. Virtual Meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Nov 2 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Primary RE Coordinators and Secondary Heads of Department

    Facilitator:                 Louise White, RE Adviser

    Aims:

    • There will be an update on Section 48 Inspections and the new RE Directory;
    • To inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school;
    • Provide updates and share resources for the Clifton Diocese;
    • Discuss implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
    Nov
    3
    Fri
    Partnership Meeting for RE Leads – Camino Partnership. Virtual Meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Nov 3 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Primary RE Coordinators and Secondary Heads of Department

    Facilitator:                 Louise White, RE Adviser

    Aims:

    • There will be an update on Section 48 Inspections and the new RE Directory;
    • To inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school;
    • Provide updates and share resources for the Clifton Diocese;
    • Discuss implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
    Nov
    4
    Sat
    Governor Refresher Training – Virtual Meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Nov 4 @ 10:00 am – 11:30 am

    Target Audience:      All Governors who have been reappointed for another term of office & Multi-Academy Trust (MAT) Directors.

    Facilitator:                Bill McEntee, Governance Officer

    This training session is the minimum requirement for all re-appointed Foundation Governors and new MAT Directors to enable them to undertake their roles and responsibilities of governing a Catholic school / MAT effectively and appropriately.  It is more in-depth than the induction session and it revisits and updates what it means to be a Governor of a Catholic school. It focuses on the distinctive nature of a Catholic school / trust and the expectations of being the Bishop’s representative on a governing body / board of directors.

    It would also benefit non-foundation governors who are also encouraged to attend to support them in their role as a member of a Catholic school governing body.

    Aims of the Training

    To:

    • refresh and revisit the role of a foundation governor or director within the Catholic school / trust;
    • remind Governors / directors of the expectations of being the Bishop’s representative on a governing body / board of directors;
    • bring re-appointed governors up to date with any new directives or requirements;
    • explore and discuss strategies for monitoring the Catholicity of their schools;
    • share best practice.

    The cost of the training will be charged to your school.

    Nov
    7
    Tue
    Partnership Meeting for RE Leads – Aquinas Partnership. Virtual Meeting via Microsoft Teams
    Nov 7 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Primary RE Coordinators and Secondary Heads of Department

    Facilitator:                 Louise White, RE Adviser

    Aims:

    • There will be an update on Section 48 Inspections and the new RE Directory;
    • To inform RE Leads of new initiatives and resources that will enhance RE in their school;
    • Provide updates and share resources for the Clifton Diocese;
    • Discuss implications for the synod on the theme of synodality.
    Nov
    8
    Wed
    Commissioning of Chaplaincy Teams – secondary schools @ Clifton Cathedral
    Nov 8 @ 11:00 am – 2:30 pm

    Target Audience:      Members of chaplaincy teams (Initially a maximum of 10 per school)

    During both days Bishop Declan will commission pupil members of chaplaincy teams for the coming year.  New members of chaplaincy teams will be presented with their badges. It is an opportunity for pupils to come together and share what they do.

    Secondary schools: After the commissioning service, pupils will have time for lunch. Louise will then run activities about the work and duties of a secondary school chaplain.

    £30 per school to cover the cost of toilets and stewards.