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    The Weekly Newsletter of Tockington Manor School 24th January 2014

    2012 Tockington Manor School, Washingpool Hill Road, Tockington, Bristol, BS32 4NY.

    Headmasters Corner

    Congratulations to Imogen Rees, Elliot Orchard and Otto Cullis who have all been offered places at Clifton High on the

    back of their excellent performance in the recent Entrance Examinations. Special praise however must be given toImogen who has received a Scholarship. We congratulate too Charlie Sanzo on his outstanding performance in the

    entrance examinations to Colstons. I know he impressed all with both the standard of his work and by his level of

    confidence; well done Charlie! These are tremendous results and to be offered places into Senior Schools so early in the

    year is testament to the standards that they are achieving; well done.

    A belated welcome to Tockington Manor to Pablo Perez who joins us from Spain for one year. Pablo is a qualified

    teacher and shall be carrying out a variety of roles within the school including the very popular Spanish clubs.

    I am delighted to announce that Sean Conway will be visiting the school on 24th February to speak to Year 2 and above

    about his many adventures. I would like to extend a warm welcome to parents as well as I know we will all be keen to

    hear what he has to say. Sean will arrive here at 1.30 on 24th February and shall commence his presentation at 2.00pm. If

    you would like to find out more please visit his web site www.seanconway.com

    We look forward to seeing you at the Burns Night tomorrow evening but in advance I would like to thank Mrs NicolaDuncan and Amanda Symonds for the many hours they have put into organising what will, we are sure, be a very

    successful evening. I thank too Mrs Leonora Martin for her assistance with the art work for tomorrow.

    Cross Country at Malvern College

    On Sunday 2nd March we shall again be entering teamsto take part in the National Prep Schools Cross Country

    Championships at Malvern College. Team members

    have yet to be named, but if your child is a regular team

    runner and would not be available on that Sunday,

    please let Mr Jones know as soon as possible.

    Elliott, Imogen & Otto

    Cross Country at Malvern College

    On Sunday 2nd March we shall again be entering teamsto take part in the National Prep Schools Cross Country

    Championships at Malvern College. Team members

    have yet to be named, but if your child is a regular team

    runner and would not be available on that Sunday,

    please let Mr Jones know as soon as possible.

    Calling all Harry Potter Fans!

    Have you ever dreamt about walking down Diagon Alley,entering Hogwarts Great Hall or drinking Butter Beer?

    Dream no more because now you can! There is still time to

    book your place on the boarders fantastic trip to Warner

    Bros Studios - The Making of Harry Potter over the

    weekend of 22nd and 23rd March. The cost,

    which includes boarding on the Saturday night, transport,

    food and entrance fee, is only 50 per child. Spaces are

    going fast so please contact Miss Fox as soon as possible

    and by next Friday 31st of January. (Harry Potter costume

    optional!)

    Fun Football Days

    Neil Jenkins will again be running two fun football days

    on Monday 17th and Tuesday 18th February for 4-8 year

    olds from 9.00 am to 3.30 pm. If you would like to book

    your child in for the course please visitwww.soglo.org.uk.

    Charlie

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    The Weekly Newsletter of Tockington Manor School 24th January 2014

    2012 Tockington Manor School, Washingpool Hill Road, Tockington, Bristol, BS32 4NY.

    JANUARY

    MENUMONDAY

    27TUESDAY

    28WEDNESDAY

    29

    BREAKFASTContinental Poached Egg on

    ToastPancakes &Lemon

    LUNCH

    Main Course: Hot

    Minced BeefCrumble

    Boiled

    PotatoesBaton Carrots

    Broccoli

    Pasta BakeButchers

    Sausages

    PeasSweetcorn

    Crusty Bread

    ChickenFricassee

    Rice

    Green BeansCourgettes

    Boiled Eggs Scotch Eggs Tuna Pasta

    Mayonnaise

    Banana

    Mousse

    Fresh Fruit

    Cheese &Biscuits

    Jam Roly Poly &

    Custard

    Fresh Fruit

    Cheese &Biscuits

    Apple & Sticky

    Toffee Crumble

    & Custard

    Fresh FruitCheese &

    Biscuits

    MINI-TEAJam SwissRoll

    HomemadeCookies

    HomemadeKrispie Cake

    SUPPERChicken withGinger &

    Lemon

    Brown RiceNoodles

    Fresh Fruit

    SpaghettiBolognese

    Garlic Bread

    BroccoliFresh Fruit

    Homemade BeefMeatballs in

    Vine Tomato

    SauceTri-Colour Pasta

    Cauliflower

    Fresh Fruit

    THURSDAY

    30

    Butchers PorkSausages

    Hash BrownsRoast BeefYorkshire

    Pudding, Gravy

    Roast PotatoesFresh Cabbage

    Creamed Swede

    Grated Cheese

    Mandarins &

    Chocolate

    Sauce

    Fresh FruitCheese &

    BiscuitsChocolateBiscuits

    HomemadeTurkey Burgers

    Spicy Tomato

    RelishJacket Wedges

    Brown Baps

    Green BeansFresh Fruit

    FRIDAY

    31

    Continental

    Breaded CodChicken Thighs

    Chipped

    PotatoesBaked Beans

    Salad

    Home Cooked

    Ham

    Chocolate

    Crunch &

    Custard

    Fresh FruitCheese &

    BiscuitsShortbreadBiscuits

    Sausage & BeanCasserole

    New Potatoes

    Fresh LeeksFresh Fruit

    SATURDAY

    1

    Fried Egg onToast

    Mexican Lunch

    Blackcurrant

    Cheesecake with

    Seasonal Fruit

    Salad

    HomemadeSoup

    Pizza Slices

    Fresh Fruit

    SUNDAY

    2

    Continental

    Boarders Lunch

    SandwichesHomemade Cake

    Fresh Fruit

    SALAD BAR

    PUDDING

    Swimming News

    IAPS Regional Swimming at Clifton College - Tuesday 11th FebruaryThe IAPS team has now been selected. The competition is very tough and swimmers should be congratulated on being

    selected. It will be a steep learning curve. Over 4000 swimmers take part in this competition so please wish them all luck.

    Swimarathon - Friday 28th February 6.15pm

    Any Year 5-8 swimmer may sign up for the annual Swimarathon at Thornbury Leisure Centre. We have two lanes booked

    at 6. 15 pm. Please email or write a note stating that your son or daughter would like to take part. Two very keen swim-

    mers have already handed in their forms before I asked for them- very impressive! Once selected, sponsorship forms and

    further details will be given to the relevant swimmers.

    We have beaten our targets over the last three years but smashing the barriers in 55 minutes is getting much harder! We

    have won our slots each year with impressive tallies and raised money for local charities. It is always a fun night with

    bands playing and excited swimmers ploughing up and down the pool. Any swimmer who would like to take part should

    contact me as soon as possible.

    Year 4

    Year 4 have made a magnificent start to the term and are now completing work that much older swimmers were once

    asked to do. They are the best divers in the school and have gained stars as a class for their efforts each week. Well done

    Year 2

    Well done to Year 2 who produced excellent improvements in front crawl.

    Swimming Gala v St Edwards & Wycliffe

    Our U9 U10 and U11 swimmers were out in force at a friendly triangular swim meet at Wycliffe on Thursday. Our small

    squads naturally suffer in relays, but the performances of all were superb. Behaviour was generally good and the Year 6

    team of Ella, Helena, Alex Grocott, Ellie and Alex Jacobi should be congratulated on good performances and excellent

    leadership skills.

    Winning swims came in the U9 girls medley, U9 boys free relay and U10 girls free relay, as well as individual firsts for:

    Iona Campbell (back), Jake Wakeling (back and crawl); Jonathan Baguley (back); Helena Brain (back) Alex Jacobi

    (breaststroke) and Rachel Shutt (crawl). The final points were TMS (72), Wycliffe (70) and St Edwards (59) less is

    more! Well done and thanks to the army of Mums and Dads who transported and came to watchMrs Hinchliffe

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    The Weekly Newsletter of Tockington Manor School 24th January 2014

    2012 Tockington Manor School, Washingpool Hill Road, Tockington, Bristol, BS32 4NY.

    Cross Country

    Congratulations to Toby Gaulton on winning the mystery prize for his outstanding performance last week.

    The performance of the week was from George Symonds with some excellent performances on a very muddy day from

    Ellie Parker, Adrian Ng, Alex Jacobi, Alex Grocott, Alvaro Daguerre and Angus Duncan.

    Congratulations to Tom Edwards on winning the race on the Senior Course for the second consecutive week and to

    Archie West who was performer of the week for Years 3 and 4.

    Reception go to fetch Basil & Humphrey

    Inter-School Cross Country at TMS

    All of our Year 3 and 4 children ran in this cross country match, some of them for the first time. The girls team was led

    home by Iona Campbell who ran a determined race, leading for much of the time and finishing in third place. The boys

    team won by a clear 20 places from Beaudesert Park with Otis Walker winning his second race of the 2013-2014 season

    with an impressive performance.

    The winning boys VIII were: Otis Walker, Jake Wakeling, Freddie Cooper, Harry Mather, Logan Fitzpatrick, Peter

    Banks, Archie Symonds and Ben Jacobi. Congratulations to all the winners on a muddy, fun run.

    Big Garden Birdwatch - 25th & 26th January

    This weekend the RSPB is inviting everyone to take part in the world's largest bird survey - the 'Big Garden Birdwatch'.

    You'll be providing the charity with a vital snapshot of the UK's bird population - so whatever age and wherever you arein the UK, nature needs your help!

    All you need to do is grab a pen and paper, then spend one hour jotting down the highest number of each bird species you

    spot on the ground at any one time that visit your garden (or even a local park).

    Afterwards, simply enter what you've found at www.rspb.org.ukor pick up an entry form from a garden centre.

    Good luck and happy bird watching!