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HT News 14th February 2020

Ambition · Pride · Success

Dates and Events SPRING TERM Monday 6th January to Friday 3rd April 2020 Half-term Monday 17th February to Friday 21st February 2020 SUMMER TERM Tuesday 14th April to Friday 17th July 2020 Tuesday 14th April – Year 11 and 13 students only Wednesday 15th April – All students return Half-term Monday 25th May to Friday 29th May 2020 17-21st February Half Term 28th February – School Production 2-6th March – National Careers Week 2nd March – Year 9 DTP HMenACWY Vaccinations 5th March - Year 9,10,12 & 13 Theatre trip 5th March – Year 10 Parents’ Evening 4.00pm-7.00pm 8th March – International Women’s Day at Haileybury 9-13th March - British Science Week 13th March - HT News published 16-17th - March CCF Field Day 19th March – Year 8 Parents’ Evening 4.00pm-7.00pm 24th March – Music Concert - 5.00pm-6.15pm 26th March – Lunchtime Music concert 1030pm-1.55pm 26th March Year 7-10 & 12 Awards Evening 6.00pm-7.00pm 27th March – Year 11 & 13 Group Photographs 31st March – KS3 Harry Potter Studios trip 2nd April – Year 11 Parents’ Evening 2 4.00pm-7.00pm 3rd April – HT News published 3rd April – End of Term, school finishes at 1.30pm 14th April - Mental Health Awareness Week 14th April - Year 11 and 13 students return to school 15th April - All students return to school 20th April-1st May - Year 12 assessments 21st April - Year 11 Preparing for Exam Success Meeting 5.30pm-6.15pm 23rd April - Dance Show 27th April-7th May - Year 10 Mock Exams 7th May - HT News published 8th May - May Bank Holiday (75th anniversary of VE Day) 11th May - GCSE and A Level written exams begin 22nd May – HT News published

A few words from Mr Newman

New English, Humanities and Science building for HT I am delighted to share details about our new building, following last week’s Information Event. There are also details in Reception with images of our plans. The school will have a new building to replace two existing blocks – the English & Humanities and small Science blocks. It will be built in a new location, as shown below, and the old blocks will be demolished once we have moved into the new building. Construction is scheduled to start in the late summer/early Autumn. We will be moving into the building in Summer 2021. More information about this exciting project will be shared over the coming weeks and months.

The new building will contain:

• 3 science labs

• 1 sixth form science seminar room

• Science prep room

• 12 classrooms

• A large library

• 4 offices

• Female and male student toilets on each floor

• A drinking water fountain on each floor

12th Best Maths Progress Score in Hertfordshire Following the publication of DfE performance tables last week which reported on Year 11 from 2019, we were delighted that we were ranked 12th for progress in Maths in Hertfordshire. These are simply outstanding results and indicates the excellent progress our students make in Maths during their 5 years with us. Overall, our Progress Score showed that Year 11 students made the progress expected of them compared to national standards. This follows the news received two weeks ago that our sixth formers also made the progress expected of them compared to national standards.

Students currently in Year 11 and Year 13 are working hard, and I would urge them to use the February half-term break to ensure they are well prepared for the weeks ahead as this summer’s public exams season gets ever closer.

I wish all students, staff and family a pleasant half-term break and a safe trip to New York for our Creative Arts students.

01992 308333 [email protected] @Hailey_Turnford www.haileyburyturnford.com Haileybury Turnford

The Principal’s Book

Well done to our students who have signed the Principal’s Book for excellent work and contributions to the school.

Year 10 Geography Assemblies Vinnie Catiglione Louis Dollery Rebecca Fletcher Alfie Garcia Sonny Goodwin George Wollaston-Smith Sudenaz Gungor

Salvatore Marrese Tyler Maxen Noah Millbank Annie Owens

Year 7 Bake Sale Havana Marshall

Geography Azuolas Gaika, Year 7 Matthew Pereira, Year 7

PE David Hicks, Year 9 Louis Loizou, Year 9

Principal’s Award – January

Students of the week: 20/1/20

Students of the week: 27/1/20

Students of the week: 3/2/20

Students of the week: 10/2/20

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13

Natasha Thompson

Vincenzo Mistretta

Laila Hall

Salvatore Marrese Vinnie Castiglione

Noah Millbank

Harlie Sams

Deniz Kurt

Luke Patrick

Shackleton Pankhurst Bevan Turing Austen Bader

Alfie Carpenter-

Gibson

Emmanuel Sintim

Shona Johnson

Archie Price

Yusef Tosun

Vince Mistretta

Shackleton Pankhurst Bevan Turing Austen Bader

Isamina Khakipour

Caitlin Murphy

Henry Atkinson

Grace Noll

Archie Lincoln

Ana Hall Alvarez

Shackleton Pankhurst Bevan Turing Austen Bader

Chloe Ahern

Rebecca Fletcher

Vinnie Castiglione

Noah Millbank

Salvatore Marrese

George Wollaston-

Smith

Shackleton Pankhurst Bevan Turing Austen Bader

Artem Shamfriz

Ronnie Harris

Natalia Omelczul

Thomas Brown

Freddie Newman

Jake Rixon

Congratulations to Year 7 students who have achieved their Bronze award The HT Award recognises students who continue to make positive contributions to our school community. The Award is based on their total achievement points awarded by staff at Haileybury Turnford. There are 5 levels of award that students work towards across Year 7 and 8. It is important to note that negative conduct points do not take away from their achievements and are not taken into consideration when awarding their badges.

Year 7 students have been working extremely hard and every student has been striving for points both inside and outside of their lessons. Parents are able to see their child’s achievement points total on the “Class Charts” app and are notified via this system by email when a student has achieved an award. Please make sure you have downloaded the app and logged in to follow the progress of your child.

Jermaine Acquaye Jessica Albury Richmond Amoako Hayrunnisa Arap Kennedy-Lee Armstrong Matthew Atkins Milo Auret Cristian Balan Pedro Baptista Maria Bardo Ruby Bates Adam Beat Brogan Blackhall George Blunt Thomas Brimacombe Simon Brogan Liam Brown Eve Bullock Reggie Bullock Molly Burton Marisa Cabaco Helin Caliskan Malachi Cameron Luella Castiglione Chloe Cioffi Gaetano Ciucea Luca Ciuffa James Clayton William Coates Danai Cole Amy Colfer Jesse Coslett

Ricardo Gordon Elissa Gozcu Sude Goztas Brianna Green Onur Gungor James Hajdu Tilly Halls Lily Heywood Harry Hillard Charlie Hills Sienna Dabare Nil Dalfidan Berzan Demir Karolina Derezinska Aaliyah Dixon Sean Dosunmu Kilyan Ekpitini Joseph Esposito Logan Field Anastasia Filimonova Azuolas Gaika George Gaunt Daniel Giarratano Ellie Horn Sydney Howe Heidi Hull Lily Hutchings Alisa Ismetova Paige Josling Princess Knowles Lukercija Kolvianec Liliyanna Labruna

Aimee Lai-Kit Perry Lynch Kyle Mabbett Ruby Maisuria Margo Makuntima Havana Marshall Anna Martin Tegan Martin-Perez Alexei Michalevitsh Miller Millbank Daisy Morris Kaitlyn Mungaroo Bailey Munnerley George Prior Sonny Pullen Tameera Rasameepen Kyagaba Sky Renahan Courtney Riches Jake Rixon Zac Robertson Gabriella Newallo-Ragbir Kelsea Nicholls Gracie Nickolds Grace Noll Lacey Paddick Liana Pambacas Logan Paulding Harrison Pearce Matthew Pereira Dannii-Lea Petros Maisy Piper Bella Pluskowski

Danny Powell Cadance Ross Samuel Rowbury Harry Rowland Remaliah Shakespeare Ben Sharples Henry Shilton Aila Shkalla Rudy Slaughter Andie Smyth Connie Sorce Olivia Sorce Brandon Spink Orhan Tas Freddie Taylor Molly Taylor Natasha Thompson Alfie Thurlow Yusuf Tosun Alex Waldon Alfie Warren Charlie Watkins Benjamin Webb Blake Webb Millie Webster Cameron West Daniel White William Whorlow Jack Wrigley Angel Young Zara Yusuf

Congratulations to Year 7 students who have achieved their Silver award

There have been significant achievements to date and we are only half way through the academic year! Adam Beat was the first student to achieve the HT Silver Award (pictured to the right)! He is extremely hard working and is making some wonderful contributions to our school. The following students have also been awarded their HT Silver award, achieved when 250 achievement points are earned - Gaetano Ciucea, Margo Makuntima and Kailtlyn Mungaroo.

Curriculum Round-up

Belsen 75 Project By Tia Matthews and Abbie Wagstaff

On 2nd February we began a four-part project on the importance on Bergen-Belsen concentration camp which the British forces liberated on the 15th April 1945. Part one of our project was a pre-visit seminar which included an introduction to the history of Bergen-Belsen 1937-1950; here was where we learnt that Bergen-Belsen was originally a military base and was then adapted to become prisoner of war/concentration camp during the war. Most importantly after liberation it was a displaced persons’ camp of which most people aren’t aware. Also, during the seminar, we were lucky to be able to witness Renée Salt a Jewish survivor recall her experience prior to the war and life within Bergen-Belsen which gave us an insight into how traumatic and horrifying life at the concentration camp could be. Out of fifteen aunts and uncles, her parents and sister, the only survivor was one aunt.

The second part of our project was a 3:30am start on 5th February for our day-trip to Germany where we flew from Stansted to Hanover Airport with the purpose to see and educate ourselves about Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. This included an exhibition which showed us recordings of witness testimonies and information regarding

the prisoners of war camp and the variety of nationalities trapped within the grounds and a visit to what remains of the concentration camp (due to it being burnt down to prevent the spread of the disease, typhus), where tens of thousands of people were forced into hard labour, lived in unsanitary conditions, starved and tortured. A short coach ride away from the main camp itself stood the displaced persons camp that housed thousands of people after liberation as their homes were no longer safe and their families were dead.

Entering the climax of our trip was the memorial ground which consisted of many mass graves and individual headstones such as Margot and Anne Frank. Standing near these mass graves was a surreal experience and helped us realise the extent of which Bergen-Belsen damaged our society and history. We commemorated the thousands of lives lost and took this time to think about how valuable it is to remember those who lived and died in such awful conditions, and to make sure that history isn’t repeated. During this ceremony we heard a reading of how the people endured life at Bergen-Belsen and held a one minute silence to pay our respects to the victims of the genocide.

The following Sunday we attended a reflections seminar where we were prompted to express how we felt whilst at the concentration camp and what the purpose of the Belsen 75 project is. We also discussed how anti-Semitism is still a continuous problem in our society today with the most cases being on social media and what we can do as a society to prevent this behaviour spreading further. For example, educating people to be more considerate of other cultures and lifestyles and to be able to recognise and report instances of prejudice.

Our final task of the Belsen 75 legacy project is to make young people more aware of the horrors of the Holocaust and how the suffering didn’t end after liberation in 1945.

Stand Together – Holocaust Memorial Day 2020

We were privileged to be able to welcome to our school, a Holocaust Survivor, Dr Agnes Kaposi. She was born in Hungary and started school at the outbreak of World War II. Dr Kaposi explained about how this day is an occasion to remember the millions of people murdered during the Holocaust, under Nazi persecution and in the genocides which followed.

Holocaust Memorial Day on Monday 27th January is an international day to remember the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust, alongside the millions of other people killed under Nazi Persecution and in subsequent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfu.

27th January also marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp.

Music trip to The Royal Festival Hall

On 11th February Mrs Nicholson and Mrs Goodes took 18 students from Year 8, 9, 10 & 11 to the Royal Festival Hall in London to see the London Philharmonic Orchestra perform live in a concert. This was a fantastic opportunity for our students to experience world class musicians performing music from a wide range of styles. The highlight of the concert was seeing the orchestra perform the original Star Wars Theme.

Year 10 & 11 were able to experience music which they had studied about in class. Year 8 & 9 students learnt about lots of styles of music and Year 9 students will complete some

composing work based on what they learnt on the day. Our students were fantastic ambassadors for our school.

Haileybury ISSP Masterclass – The Greatest Event in history

Following the success of the inaugural Haileybury ISSP (Independent State School Partnership) Masterclass before Christmas, a second masterclass for Year 7 students from Haileybury Turnford and Haileybury took part with a focus on the big question, “What is the Most Important Event in History?”. This question both fascinated the students and allowed for high level intellectual discussion from a wide variety of perspectives. The Year 7 students showed great reasoning and deduction skills in creating criteria for what constitutes greatness and then used these criteria to debate which event from history was “greatest”. In another session, the students used these skills to assign blame to different groups of people involved in the Holocaust and to finally decide who must ultimately be held accountable for the atrocity.

Additionally, students were fortunate to benefit from the fact that sixth formers from both schools have been involved in recent projects to mark the 75th anniversary of concentration camp liberation. As a result, these students relayed their first-hand experiences and reflections of speaking to a Holocaust survivor and visiting Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany. Both pairs of sixth formers spoke passionately and eloquently with both concluding that we must learn from our mistakes in the past in order to not be destined to repeat them in future.

Brilliant Club Graduation Trip

We celebrated twelve Year 9 students’ achievements and reflected on their options for university as they graduated from The Scholars Programme at Goldsmiths, University of London. The programme begins and ends with a visit to a highly-selective university so students can experience the intellectual and physical environment of university in order to develop the knowledge, skills and ambition needed to be successful. One student commented, “It was very fun and informative. A huge challenge but enjoyable!”

The programme has involved them working closely with a PhD tutor, who is either studying to gain a PhD or already has one, in a series of small group university-style tutorials over several months. Haileybury Turnford students challenging super-curricular course was entitled ‘Cracking The Genetic Code: Understanding

Bioinformatics’. As the tutor also acts as lecturer to students at university level, it has been a unique opportunity for the students to experience university-style teaching.

The students worked extremely hard and they all completed an extended final assignment that has pushed them to produce A Level standard essays and they received some fantastic results; all students taking part passed the programme with flying colours and four of the students - Daisy Howard, Dylan Aziz, Kailey Hampton and Grace Heywood achieved first-class honours!

Safer Internet Day – Together for a better Internet

On Tuesday 11th February led by the Haileybury Turnford Diversity Leadership Team, we celebrated Safer Internet Day. Safer Internet Day was created to encourage students to explore how they manage their online identity, and how the Internet shapes how they think of themselves and others. At Haileybury Turnford we celebrated this through assemblies and form time activities where students discussed whether the Internet allows the students to express themselves or if they feel limited in who they can be online. During break and lunchtime the students were able to express how they felt about the Internet by completing one of two sentence starters:

‘The online world is diverse and equal because …’ ‘The online world is not diverse and equal because ….’

By opening up these conversations around online identity we will be able to have a better understanding of how the students are accessing the Internet and supported by the Haileybury Turnford Diversity Leadership Team, we will be able to collate the answers and put some support in place around different aspects of being safe online.

Have any questions? If you have any questions, want to learn more about Safer Internet Day or the work of the UK Safer Internet Centre then visit: www.saferinternetday.org.uk

Email the Safer Internet Centre: [email protected]

Year 7 Bake Sale raised £143.00

7 Pankhurst ran a fundraising Bake Sale for Kyle age 8 on Friday 7th February. Kyle has DIPG and has been given less than a year to live. All money raised will go towards his trial treatment in Zurich. Well done to all the helpers, especially Havana Marshall. We are pleased to report over £143.00 was raised.

Spotlight on Staff – Mr Newman

Mr Newman joined HT as Principal in 2016 and is one of the most familiar faces around the school. He took a few minutes out of his busy day to let us find out a little more about him.

One thing you like about working at HT Being part of such a supportive community which is making a difference to our young people

One thing you do in your spare time Running

One thing you have learned in life Be optimistic

One thing you wish you’d known earlier It’s never too early to learn a musical instrument

One thing you would save if your house were on fire Photographs of my family

One thing that defines a good teacher Patience

One thing you would like to experience again My wedding day

One thing you could not live without Chocolate!

One thing that defines a good student Being prepared to think

One thing that you like to watch Live sport, especially Football and Cricket

One thing you are waiting for Manchester United to win the Premier League again!

One thing that might surprise people to know about you

I was the first member of my family to go to university

One thing you love about your job Every day is different

One thing that makes you smile The first day of the summer holidays each year!

Teen Brain Parent Forum Workshop

On Monday 10th February we held a Teen Brain Parent/Carer Forum for parents of children at HT and also parents and carers from Brookland Junior School. This workshop aimed to introduce parents and carers to the basics of teenage brain development and how these developments impact sleep patterns, risk taking and peer group relationships. The aim of the session was to support parents’ understanding of adolescent behaviour and enable parents to support their child through this transitionary time. The workshop included practical ways and suggestions on how parents and carers can best support their child through helping to establish routines and managing stress.

The Teen Brain: 6 Things to Know:

Your brain does not keep getting bigger as you get older For girls, the brain reaches its largest physical size around 11 years old and for boys, the brain reaches its largest physical size around age 14. Of course, this difference in age does not mean either boys or girls are smarter than one another!

But that doesn’t mean your brain is done maturing For both boys and girls, although your brain may be as large as it will ever be, your brain doesn't finish developing and maturing until your mid- to late-20s. The front part of the brain, called the prefrontal cortex, is one of the last brain regions to mature. It is the area responsible for planning, prioritizing and controlling impulses.

The teen brain is ready to learn and adapt In a digital world that is constantly changing, the adolescent brain is well prepared to adapt to new technology, and is shaped in return by experience.

Many mental disorders appear during adolescence All the big changes the brain is experiencing may explain why adolescence is the time when many mental disorders such as schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and eating disorders emerge.

The teen brain is resilient Although adolescence is a vulnerable time for the brain and for teenagers in general, most teens go on to become healthy adults. Some changes in the brain during this important phase of development actually may help protect against long-term mental disorders.

Teens need more sleep than children and adults Although it may seem like teens are lazy, science shows that melatonin levels (or the "sleep hormone" levels) in the blood naturally rise later at night and fall later in the morning than in most children and adults. This may explain why many teens stay up late and struggle with getting up in the morning. Teens should get about 9-10 hours of sleep a night, but most teens don’t get enough sleep. A lack of sleep makes paying attention hard, increases impulsivity and may also increase irritability and depression.

For More Information For more information on conditions that affect mental health, resources, and research, go to mentalhealth.gov/ at www.mentalhealth.gov, or the NIMH website at www.nimh.nih.gov.

Total House points up to Spring Half-Term

Position House Points 1 Bader 66,493

2 Bevan 63,141

3 Austen 62,571

4 Shackleton 60,496

5 Pankhurst 59,288 6 Turing 58,912

Communication between school and home

We want to make communication between parents/carers and staff at Haileybury Turnford as efficient as possible to enable any potential issues to be sorted as quickly and effectively as possible. Please find below a table showing the normal lines of communication for dealing with issues that may arise at school. All staff email addresses can be found on the school’s website at https://haileyburyturnford.com/contact-us/staff/

Area Preferred Method of Contact First Point of Contact Who to go to if not satisfied with the first response

Who to go to if not satisfied with the second response

Subject Issues (e.g. classwork, lessons, homework)

Email: Subject Teacher

Child’s Subject Teacher Subject Leader/Faculty Leader or Director of English, Maths or Science

Mr Newman, Principal (who will deal with the issue directly, or via Mrs Goodes/Ms Just, Vice Principals depending on the issue. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] If the issue has been dealt with by a Vice Principal, please refer it back to Mr Newman if not satisfied with the response.

Behaviour Issues (e.g. Yellow and Red Cards, Paybacks)

Email: Teacher who reported the behaviour issue

Teacher who reported the behaviour issue

Subject Leader/Faculty Leader or Director of English, Maths or Science

Pastoral Issues (e.g. friendship, bullying, homelife)

Email: Child’s Tutor and/or the child’s Assistant Year Achievement Coordinator [email protected] [email protected]

Child’s Tutor and/or the child’s Assistant Year Achievement Coordinator

Child’s Year Achievement Coordinator Mr Walsh, Assistant Principal for Y7 & Y8 Mr N Megaw, Assistant Principal for Y9 & Y10

Curriculum Issues (e.g. timetable, option choices)

Email: [email protected]

Mr Megaw, Assistant Principal

Ms Just, Vice Principal [email protected]

Examination Issues (e.g. Exam entries, Access arrangements)

Email: [email protected]

Mr Donovan, Exams and Data Manager

Mr Walsh, Assistant Principal [email protected]

Class Charts/Parents’ Evening Booking System Issues

Email: [email protected]

Mr Donovan, Exams/Data Manager

Mr Walsh, Assistant Principal [email protected]

Sixth Form issues Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Miss Goody, Assistant Head of Sixth Form & Head of Year 12 Mr Lindquist, Head of Year 13

Mrs Shivalkar, Assistant Principal & Head of Sixth Form [email protected]

Medical Issues (e.g. Health Care Plan)

Email: [email protected]

Reception/Medical Officer

Executive Assistant to the Principal and Vice Principal, Miss Nethercott [email protected]

Attendance Issues Email: [email protected]

Mrs Hayward-Bishop, Attendance Officer

Year Achievement Coordinator (Y7-11)

Financial Issues (e.g. ParentPay)

Email: [email protected]

Finance Manager Business Manager, Miss Howard [email protected]

Administration Issues (e.g. change of address)

Email: [email protected]

Inclusion Admin Manager, Mrs Davey

Vice Principal, Mrs Goodes [email protected]

Faculty Leaders and Directors of English, Maths and Science Subject Leaders

Mrs S Ashby - PE [email protected] Mrs A Camacho - Enterprise [email protected] Mr R Duncan - Mathematics [email protected] Mr S Hill - Design and Technology [email protected] Mr L Macdonald - English [email protected] Mrs L Megaw (maternity leave) - Creative and Performing Arts [email protected] Mrs E Morgan - Humanities [email protected] Mr S Williams - Science [email protected]

Art & Photography - Mrs E Rockliffe [email protected] Business & Economics - Mrs S Tailor [email protected] Dance - Miss C Bilsby [email protected] Drama - Mrs H Wells [email protected] History - Mrs D Sharp [email protected] Media - Mrs H Ledster [email protected] Modern Foreign Languages - Miss G Gibbs [email protected] Music Mrs S Nicholson [email protected] RE & Sociology - Miss L Brain [email protected] Child Development, Health and Social Care & Psychology Miss S Dubra [email protected]

Year Achievement Coordinators Sixth Form Heads of Year

Miss H Allingham - Year 7 [email protected] Miss E Kaposi - Year 8 [email protected] Ms K Johnson - Year 9 [email protected] Mr M Barrett - Year 10 [email protected] Mr E Macaulay - Year 11 [email protected]

Miss A Goody - Year 12 [email protected] Mr S Lindquist - Year 13 [email protected]

Co-curricular timetable – Spring Term

YEAR 7

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday Thursday

Friday

Lunch Time

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Basketball Mr Coleman

Gym Lunch

KS3 Music Club Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

KS3 Spanish Club Miss Gibbs

La1 1:151.40 KS3 Music club

Mrs Nicholson Music Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

Geography Netflix Miss Kaposi

HU3 Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

Art Club All art staff

Ar2 1:302pm

KS3 Music Club Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

History Club Mr Stuart

Hu5 Lunch

KS3 Music Club Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

Drama Club Mrs Wells

Dr1 13.302pm

Humanities Book Club

Mrs Morgan & Miss Allingham

HU2 Lunch

Creative Writing Mrs Sylvester

Mu2 Lunch

Productions Mrs Wells

Dr1 13:30- 2pm

After school

Girls Rugby Miss Ward

PE 3 till 4

Netball Miss Keys

PE 3 till 4

Maths Club Mrs Lutterodt

Ma1 3 4pm

Boys football PE staff

PE 3 till 4

Boys Rugby Mr Barrett

PE 3 till 4

Girls football Miss Simeou

PE 3 till 4

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

La1 – 3.204pm

General Dance Club

Miss Bilsby DS

3:15-4

YEAR 8

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday Thursday

Friday

Lunch Time

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

KS3 Music Club Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

KS3 Music Club Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

KS3 Spanish Club Miss Gibbs

La1 1:151.40 Basketball

Mr Coleman Gym

Lunch EAL Club

Mrs Tarantini-Amor La2

Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

Geography Netflix Miss Kaposi

HU3 Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS3 Music club Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

History Club Mr

Stuart Hu5

Lunch KS3 Music club Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

Art Club All art staff

Ar2 1:302pm

Drama Club

Mrs Wells Dr1

13.302pm

Humanities Book Club

Mrs Morgan & Miss Allingham

HU2 Lunch

Creative Writing

Mrs Sylvester Mu2

Lunch Productions

Mrs Wells

Dr1 13:30- 2pm

After school

Girls Rugby Miss Ward

PE 3 till 4

Netball Miss Keys

PE 3 till 4

Production Dance Club

Mrs Bilsby

DS 3:154pm Boys football

PE staff PE

3 till 4

Boys Rugby Mr Barrett

PE 3 till 4

Maths Club

Miss Lutterodt Ma1

3 till 4 Girls football Miss Simeou

PE 3 till 4

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

La1 – 3.204pm

General Dance Club

Miss Bilsby DS

3:15-4

YEAR 9

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday Thursday

Friday

Lunch Time

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Spanish revision club

MFL Team

1:30 – 2pm

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

Basketball Mr Coleman

Gym Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

1:30 – 2pm

Creative Writing

Mrs Sylvester Mu2

Lunch Productions

Mrs Wells

Dr1

13:30- 2pm

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

Art Club

All art staff

Ar2 1:302pm

After school

Girls Rugby Miss Ward

PE 3 till 4

Netball Miss Keys

PE 3 till 4

Production Dance Club

Mrs Bilsby

DS 3:154pm Boys football

PE staff PE

3 till 4

Boys Rugby Mr Barrett

PE 3 till 4

Girls football Miss Simeou

PE 3 till 4

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

La1 – 3.204pm

General Dance Club

Miss Bilsby DS

3:15-4

YEAR 10

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday Thursday

Friday

Lunch Time

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Astro Mr Walsh & Mr Megaw

Astro Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

1:30 – 2pm

Basketball Mr Coleman

Gym Lunch

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

1:30 – 2pm

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

Creative Writing

Mrs Sylvester Mu2

Lunch KS4 Musicians only

Mrs Nicholson Music Lunch

Productions

Mrs Wells

Dr1 13:30- 2pm

After school

Girls Rugby Miss Ward

PE 3 till 4

Netball Miss Keys

PE 3 till 4

Production Dance Club

Mrs Bilsby

DS 3:154pm Boys football

PE staff PE

3 till 4 Photo ER class

Mrs Rockliffe PH2

3 till 5

Boys Rugby Mr Barrett

PE 3 till 4

Girls football Miss Simeou

PE 3 till 4

Geography & cake Mrs Morgan & Miss

Kaposi

Hu2 3pm

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

La1 – 3.204pm

General Dance Club Miss Bilsby

DS 3:15-4

KS4 Art Mrs Hare

Ar1 3 till 4

Photo & Media

Mrs Ledster MS

3 till 4

Photo ER class

Mrs Rockliffe PH2

3 till 5

YEAR 11

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday Thursday

Friday

Lunch Time

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Table Tennis Mrs Ashby

Hall Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

Library Mrs Saunders

Library Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Spanish revision club

MFL Team

1:30 – 2pm

Basketball Mr Coleman

Gym Lunch

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

1:30 – 2pm

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

EAL Club Mrs Tarantini-Amor

La2 Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

Year 11 practice Mrs Wells

Dr1 13.30 – 2pm

Creative Writing Mrs Sylvester

Mu2 Lunch

KS4 Musicians only Mrs Nicholson

Music Lunch

Yr11 Dance support Miss Bilsby

DS Lunch

Productions

Mrs Wells

Dr1 13:30- 2pm

After school

Girls Rugby Miss Ward

PE 3 till 4

Netball Miss Keys

PE 3 till 4

Production Dance Club

Mrs Bilsby

DS 3:154pm Boys football

PE staff PE

3 till 4 Photo ER class

Mrs Rockliffe PH2

3 till 5

Boys Rugby Mr Barrett

PE 3 till 4

Girls football Miss Simeou

PE 3 till 4

Geography & cake Mrs Morgan & Miss Kaposi

Hu2 3pm

KS4 Spanish revision club MFL Team

La1 – 3.204pm

General Dance Club Miss Bilsby

DS 3:15-4

KS4 Art Mrs Hare

Ar1 3 till 4

Photo & Media

Mrs Ledster MS

3 till 4

Photo ER class

Mrs Rockliffe PH2

3 till 5