Year 12 Induction
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The document provides information to new Year 12 students at Holy Family Technology College Sixth Form. It summarizes the school's strong A-level results, lists the senior prefect team, and outlines expectations for attendance, punctuality, dress code, and behavior. It emphasizes the importance of time management and independent study for success at A-level. Students are encouraged to participate in enrichment activities and seek help from teachers and staff if needed.
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