www.bgtc.org.uk Black History Month: Week 3 Week three and there’s lots to see! A copy of the programme of events happening in and around Tower Hamlets is on display near reception. Here’s just a taster of what’s on this weekend: Sat 22 Oct. Taster Sessions in Singing Gospel, Hip Hop and R’n’B Idea Store, Crisp Street. Sat 22 Oct. Somali Week Festival (SWF): Launch, Poetry and Discussion Oxford House | 6pm Sun 23 Oct. Blackwall’s Got Talent St. Matthias Community Centre. Week commencing Monday 17 October 2011 The Big Draw Don’t forget, this Monday to Wednesday the Art department are hosting The Big Draw - a scientifically themed experiment in which you can explore the microscopic world around us. Look out for photos and artwork from the event after half term. 17-19 October | 3.30 - 4.30 Art Department If you have an article, feature, photo or event you would like to include in our weekly newsletter, please send me an email to [email protected] . It’s amazing just how many fantastic things are happening each week at BGTC. There’s never enough room on the page. Thank you. Adam Smith, Multimedia Designer. Pretty in pink. This Friday, BGTC would like to invite students and staff to “Go Pink” for Breast Cancer Awareness Day. If you’d like to take part and wear something pink we would also love it if you could make a 50p donation or as much as you can afford. All the money raised will go to Breast Cancer Care and Breakthrough. Additional information will be distributed during the week and a special powerpoint will be sent out to tutors to share with their class on the day. Pin badges will be available to buy on the day too. All students will be expected to wear FULL school uniform as normal, therefore please limit your pink clothing to one item such as an accessory, hair band, scarf, shoe laces or tie. BGTC supports Breast Cancer Awareness Day This Friday 21 October www.bgtc.org.uk/news Green By Name | Green By Nature - Please reuse or recycle me. BGTC NEWS 2 November 2009 Find Your Future Year 11 ‘Careers Market Day’ Last Wednesday was ʻCareers Market Dayʼ at BGTC. We were privileged to have a number of visiting experts from a wide range of professions, including the Army, R.A.F., BT, as well as Lawyers, Web Designers, Bankers, Hairdressers and many more. Well done to our ʻEnrichmentʼ Team (in pink below) and all the Year 11 students who looked smart and acted smart too. You should all be really proud and hopefully youʼre now a little nearer to ʻfinding your future!ʼ Dragons’ Den Winners Who needs a haircut? Business as usual The BT Boys! Pretty In Pink BGTC supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer Appeal A huge thank you to all the students and staff that helped raise both awareness and money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer on Friday. Everyone looked “pretty in pink”, indicating their support by switching an item of clothing to a particular hue of red. Just to show it wasnʼt all girls - Mr. Hart was sporting both a pink shirt and tie! A special “shout out” to Ms. Healy for organising the event - by lunchtime weʼd already raised £150.
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www.bgtc.org.uk
Black HistoryMonth: Week 3Week three and there’s lots to see! A copy of the programme of events happening in and around Tower Hamlets is on display near reception. Here’s just a taster of what’s on this weekend:
Sat 22 Oct.Taster Sessions in Singing Gospel, Hip Hop and R’n’BIdea Store, Crisp Street.
Sat 22 Oct.Somali Week Festival (SWF):Launch, Poetry and DiscussionOxford House | 6pm
Sun 23 Oct.Blackwall’s Got TalentSt. Matthias Community Centre.
Week commencing Monday 17 October 2011
The Big DrawDon’t forget, this Monday to Wednesday the Art department are h o s t i n g T h e B i g D r a w - a scientifically themed experiment in w h i c h y o u c a n e x p l o r e t h e microscopic world around us. Look out for photos and artwork from the event after half term.
17-19 October | 3.30 - 4.30Art Department
If you have an article, feature, photo or event you would like to include in our weekly newsletter, please send me an email to [email protected]. It’s amazing just how many fantastic things are happening each week at BGTC. There’s never enough room on the page. Thank you. Adam Smith, Multimedia Designer.
Pretty in pink.
This Friday, BGTC would like to invite students and staff to “Go Pink” for Breast Cancer Awareness Day. If you’d like to take part and wear something pink we would also love it if you could make a 50p donation or as much as you can afford. All the money raised will go to Breast Cancer Care and Breakthrough.
Additional information will be distributed during the week and a special powerpoint will be sent out to tutors to share with their class on the day. Pin badges will be available to buy on the day too.
All students will be expected to wear FULL school uniform as normal, therefore please limit your pink clothing to one item such as an accessory, hair band, scarf, shoe laces or tie.
BGTC supports Breast Cancer Awareness DayThis Friday 21 October
www.bgtc.org.uk/news Green By Name | Green By Nature - Please reuse or recycle me.
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Find Your FutureYear 11 ‘Careers Market Day’ Last Wednesday was ʻCareers Market Dayʼ at BGTC. We were
privileged to have a number of visiting experts from a wide
range of professions, including the Army, R.A.F., BT, as well as
Lawyers, Web Designers, Bankers, Hairdressers and many
more. Well done to our ʻEnrichmentʼ Team (in pink below) and
all the Year 11 students who looked smart and acted smart too.
You should all be really proud and hopefully youʼre now a little
nearer to ʻfinding your future!ʼ
Dragons’ Den Winners
Who needs a haircut?
Business as usual
The BT Boys!
Pretty In PinkBGTC supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer Appeal
A huge thank you to all the students and staff that helped raise
both awareness and money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer on
Friday. Everyone looked “pretty in pink”, indicating their support
by switching an item of clothing to a particular hue of red. Just to
show it wasnʼt all girls - Mr. Hart was sporting both a pink shirt and
tie! A special “shout out” to Ms. Healy for organising the event - by
lunchtime weʼd already raised £150.
www.bgtc.org.uk
This weekWe don’t have much room left on the page so here’s a quick word scramble. Parents and teachers may recognise it as a conundrum, made famous by Channel 4’s Countdown. Can you rearrange the letters to make a nine letter word?
What a novel idea!We have yet more new arrivals in the LRC this week. It’s great to see so many books available to read. Don’t forget, Ms. Gill and Ms. Goodhand are running lunch clubs in the LRC for all Year 7 students, including reading, writing and storytelling.
Look out for the display shelf of new books which, this week includes Pumpkin Grumpkin, a collective of silly poems from around the world.
New books in the LRC this week
Extra, extra.Don’t forget we still have a huge range of extra-curricular clubs and sports running at lunch and after school every day of the week.
For a complete schedule, check the Extra calendar on the Students page of our website.
We have more clubs starting after half too including your chance to design and make your own smart phone Apps!
Clubs & sports galore.
N E T M A T T E R
Every Day Counts.This week’s winners are 9C.
After half term we will be opening the competition to all year groups and you will be able to follow your tutor groups progress online too. Keep an eye on the screens and look out for a link on the website soon. Remember, you have to be in to win. The tutor groups with the best attendance and punctuality will win the races and the prizes too!
Attendance Olympics: Week 3
Mr. HappyNo, not the children’s book character but French Buddhist monk, Matthieu Ricard. Having been dubbed ‘the happiest person in the world’ following his “off the scale” results in a scientific, university study of happiness, a team of Year 11 students went in search of the secret to happiness.
Ansa, Kaya and Marjana met with Ricard to learn more about the study he took part in and discuss how he achieved this apparent happiness.
Ricard attributes his well-being and believes we could create a truly satisfied nation through altruism, helping others. He doesn’t believe in telling himself he’s happy, instead he thinks the secret is to control your feelings and make the most of every situation.
We meet “the World’s happiest man.”