ABBOT BEYNE
NEWS
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Summer
Term
2013
Welcome to our final newsletter of another action
packed year. Our newsletter is in celebration of
academic, sporting, cultural and extra-curricular
successes and highlights the wide-ranging
opportunities that are open to all our students.
The Summer Term is also a time to say goodbye
to a number of our staff. Some are retiring,
whilst others are moving on to new schools.
They have all played an enormous part in our
school life and we have valued each and every
one of them. I wish them the very best in the
next part of their journey. In addition, I would like to thank all the Abbot
Beyne Staff for their hard work and contributions to the successes of our
year.
We have celebrated student successes in our Celebration Assemblies. It
was wonderful that so many family and friends could join us and I was thrilled
to see so many students winning awards.
Enjoy reading our newsletter and I hope you all have a happy, safe and
restful holiday. I look forward to working with you all again in September.
Annabel Stoddart
HEADTEACHER
GOVERNORS NEWS!
The Governors are very sad to have to say goodbye to their Clerk of the
past nine years, Mrs Janet Rowe, who will be leaving at the end of The
Summer Term.
Janet began working in The Abbot Beyne Office in 1987 until 1997 when
she was appointed Personal Assistant to the then Headteacher, David
Marriot. She continued in this role for the next two Headteachers,
Christine Thompson and Annabel Stoddart.
She became Clerk to the Governors in 2004. She has always proved to
be an asset who has been so supportive of The Governors and has been
both organised and extremely efficient. Her work has certainly helped
the Governing Body to be as effective as it is.
Janet will be sorely missed but she leaves with our sincere thanks and
best wishes for the future.
Mrs Margaret Fletcher
CHAIR of the GOVERNING BODY
So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye………….
Sadly, at the end of The Summer Term we will be saying goodbye to some fantastic staff
members! (In alphabetical order)…..
Simon Bereit
Business Studies
Natalie Davies
Maths
Alan Fleming
Site Manager
Nicola Foster
Drama
Lesley Grewer
Learning Support Assistant
Grace George
Modern Foreign Languages
Nina Merrick
Pastoral Leader of Year 7
Jerome Peat
Religious Studies
We also say farewell to……..
Janet Rowe
Headteachers P.A.
Alison Sutherland
Learning Support Assistant
Tim Wagg
Drama
Sarah Wenn
Music
Jeanette White
Learning Support Assistant
Mark Young
English
Also, Jo Deakin (no photograph available)
Modern Foreign Languages
DATES FOR YOUR CALANDER
AUGUST 2013
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GCSE Results
Sixth Form
AS & A’Level
Results
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Interviews
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SEPTEMBER 2013
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INSET DAY
INSET DAY
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Yr 12/13
theatre visit to
Betrayal
Yr 6 Prospective
Parents Evening
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Whitemoor
Lakes—Yr 7
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OCTOBER 2013
Sunday
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Monday
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Wednesday Thursday
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Yr 8 Girls HPV
Immunisation
Yr 7
Consultation
Evening
Photographs
Yrs 7,10 & 12
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Consultation
Evening
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1 HALF
TERM
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HALF TERM HALF TERM HALF TERM HALF TERM
NOVEMBER 2013
Sunday
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10
Monday
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11
Tuesday
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Wednesday Thursday
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13
7 Art Exhbition 8
9
Yr 12/13
Senior Maths
Challenge
Remembrance
Service
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Yr 11
Consultation
Evening
Yr 10 Skills Show
at The NEC
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Post 16
Evening
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28 Yr 8 girls
HVP
Immunisation
DECEMBER 2013
Sunday
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12 Christmas
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Concert
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Celebration
Evening
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XMAS HOLS
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STUDENTS START BACK TO SCHOOL AFTER THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY ON
MONDAY 7th JANUARY 2014
YEAR 9 SELF PORTRAITS
(in working progress - can you guess who they might be?)
Year 9 Art In Images
A snapshot of the Art work Year
9 students have produced this
year. Pictured below & at the
sides are Dream Catchers.
Below are Gaudi inspired
ceramic work
Above - Insect made out of re-cycled
materials & RIGHT Ceramic samples
exploring mark making
LITERACY
NEWS
In the Autumn Term, punctuation will be our whole school literacy focus.
Punctuation is important as it helps structure writing and make meaning
clear.
Here are three ways you can help your child to improve the way they
use punctuation:
1.
Ask them to identify punctuation on signs, in menus etc. Ask them
what job the punctuation is doing.
2.
Encourage them to spend a few extra minutes at the end of their
homework to check they have used punctuation correctly. Your
child will have their own punctuation target to focus on.
3.
Create a blog or diary to keep over the holidays.
other’s punctuation!
Check each
Mrs N K Smith - ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
BLOOD BROTHERS
On Tuesday, 30th April, 93 Year 11 students travelled to Wolverhampton
Grand Theatre anticipating a great performance of Willy Russell’s ‘Blood
Brothers’. They were not disappointed! As always, this funny but tragic
musical was able to move our students to both laughter and tears and
has hopefully provided them with lots to talk about in their GCSE English
Literature exam. The experience was made all the more enjoyable
when a member of the public commented on the great behaviour of our
students. Well done Year 11!
NATIONAL WRITING COMPETITION
Mrs Timson’s Year 8 English Group have written stories for a National Writing
Competition and this is Matthew Shenton’s entry:THE TRANSFORMATION
The metallic grey hair was only the start. My feet suddenly ached; I looked
down at them and a full silver block of hair flopped down over my eyes. As I
tugged it back over my forehead I severed my cheek. Cursing, I glanced down
at my hands or rather claws and paws.
They had grown to a double their usual size; sprouting greasy, dog-like fur as I
watched. Confused and in pain I felt a great rumble in my throat and attempted
to cry out. All that escaped my now elongated mouth was a slow, eerie howl.
Gazing up at the steel grey rumbling clouds, I noticed a full moon…….
I tasted blood.
I felt my vision obscure. My back arched. I heard my clothes tear as I flung my
arms wide and roared like hell on earth. I looked around to find nothing but
trees. How did I manage to get in the forest?
I had to satisfy my blood lust somehow. My human instinct kicked in and I told
myself to stop. But the wolf inside took over. My transformation was not yet
over; it needed to be complete. My gums tore and shoes ripped. I sprinted to
the nearby lake and arrived faster than I thought. I stared into the silent, still
pool. I had developed fangs.
The sky was now restless and aggravated; the stars were shrouded.
Something stuck into my trousers, causing me great pain. In agony, I ragged
them away; out sprang a tail. It grew until it was as long as my now muscular
arm. Everywhere I looked on my creature body there was fur.
The sky gave way and a rainstorm commenced. Sleet, thunder, lighting, rain,
hail, it was like the wrath of God. I wouldn’t blame him. My new form
was…...the work of Beelzebub. I was just wishing that it wasn’t permanent.
I couldn’t hold it in any longer. I needed blood.
Getting down on all fours, I galloped at least fifty miles before finding a cottage
with a light on. I didn’t try for stealth. I didn’t try to enter. Seeing the shadow
on the wall, I could tell that the figure was sitting. I smashed through the
window and grabbed them. Hurling them to the floor, I stumbled on top and
savaged their torso; my first taste of another humans blood. I pulled away and
gazed upon their face.
It was……..my younger brother.
At Abbot Beyne
GCSE & A’Level Performances
This first part of this term was focussed
around GCSE and A’Level exam preparation.
Students had worked hard practising solo and
ensemble pieces, as well as their
compositions. Although some students may
have been a little nervous to begin with, they
settled into their performances and it was certainly an enjoyable few days for me, Mr Moon
(Accompanist) and Mr Archer (Recording Technician) as we got to hear students performing
at their best!
BTEC
The Year 10 class are now preparing hard for their end of year concert. They have chosen
two songs to perform as a whole class, as well as individual and smaller group numbers. We
are looking forward to sharing their hard work from throughout the year with parents and
friends later this term.
The Year 12s are working hard to try and get numerous projects from this year all neatly tied
up. They are also rehearsing hard for their solo and ensemble performances. As part of the
course students have to choose pieces that challenge them; we look forward to hearing
their successes also later this term.
VOCAL GROUP
We were delighted to be able to perform to our visitors from Slovakia as part of the
‘Welcome’ event on their first day at Abbot Beyne! However, students had decided that
they wanted to do a new song and routine; with a short time scale this was a challenge, but
as always, the hard work, dedication and determination of the group paid off. They
produced a creative and exciting routine to ‘Walking on Sunshine’ and performed it
alongside our old favourite ‘Viva la Vida’. With some time for polishing, we look forward to
performing (and seeing) ‘Walking on Sunshine’, alongside other new performances, at the
Summer Concert on Wednesday, 10th July at The Evershed Building.
Vocal Group continues to meet on a Thursday lunchtime in The Music Room and new
members are always welcome!
INSTRUMENTLE ENSEMBLE
The instrumentalists are also busy rehearsing for The Summer Concert. We look forward to
preparing our James Bond themed pieces, as well as one of my old favourites that I recently
rediscovered ‘Chorale and Rock-Out’. This piece in particular gives the opportunity to show
off individual instruments, as well as being great fun to play!
SUMMER CONCERT
By the time you receive this newsletter The Summer Concert will have been and gone;
writing in advance, I am sure the students as always, will do themselves proud!
Miss S Wenn - MUSIC DEPARTMENT
P.E. NEWS
CRICKET NEWS
We have two excellent cricket squads this year.
We have combined Years 7, 8, 9 & 10 with the
older year groups taking on the leading roles to
organise and captain the teams. This they have done brilliantly
well!
Special mention should be given to three Year 8 students Itisham
Kiani, Kasib Azhar and Muhammad Aman, plus Harry Bryan and
Hussnane Kiani in Year 10. They have been a massive help in
organising teams and also in their all round play.
Both teams have only completed one fixture each due to games
being cancelled, or abandoned , due to rain. They won their games
convincingly with Year 7 & 8 beating William Allitt by 5 wickets and
Years 9 & 10 beating Granville by 4 wickets.
Their bowling, fielding and batting were all of a high standard and
never gave the opposition a chance to win. They were truly team
wins with different players contributing in taking wickets, scoring
runs and fielding.
Well done to you all!
YEAR 8 FOOTBALL
ABBOT BEYNE
2012 - 2013 BURTON
SCHOOL ‘B’ LEAGUE WINNERS!
A very well done to our Year 8 boys who won The
Burton Schools ‘B’ Football League 2012 - 2013!
They are a fantastic group who work hard for each
other and are very committed to School Sport.
The boys won all of their games and showed great
team spirit throughout.
Pictured from top left to right are Paul Blackman, Jake Howard,
Rhys Jones, Jacob Redfern-Harman, Lennon Ward, Joshua Blake,
Itisham Kiani, Alessandro Beddows, Callum Pritchard,
Ben Millington, Liam Hanson & George Attwood
WORKING WITH OUR PRIMARY SCHOOL
PARTNERS
Abbot Beyne P.E. Department and students
were lucky enough to have the opportunity to
help choreograph a show dance for Holy Trinity
Primary School’s production of ‘Alec in
Wonderland’ performance.
Mrs C Winfield
SUBJECT LEADER in P.E.
ABBOT BEYNE ROUNDERS FESTIVAL
On Tuesday 25th June students from Burton Primary Schools visited Abbot
Beyne to take part in a Community Rounders Festival. Students in Years 5
& 6 at Holy Trinity, Holy Rosary, Tower View, Winshill Village & Abbots
Bromley played in mixed school teams for the afternoon, making new
friends and developing their teamwork through competitive sport. Students
displayed fantastic team spirit during the afternoon and were encouraged to
play fair inspired by the values
of the Olympic and Paralympic
Games with team names such
as Inspiration, Determination
and Courage but to name a few.
Abbot Beyne Year 7 students
acted as Team managers on
the day, helping the Year 5 & 6
students to learn new rules and
motivate them to do their best.
A few of Abbot Beyne Year 9
students have been working
towards
their
preliminary
Rounders Umpire Award, this was the ideal opportunity for them to put their
new skills to the test and umpire all of the matches. Students in Year 11
organised the event from start to finish alongside Miss Turpin, they did a
fantastic job in making the event a success!
YEAR 7 TEAM MANAGERS:Shannon Smith, Paige Redgate,
Libby Clements, Josh Talbot,
Sam Woodward, Megan Aisthorpe,
Jorjia Jepson, Tom
Eccleshall,
Grace Mills, Georgia Carnwell,
Tyler Salmon, Megan Brett,
Lucy Stringer, Farees Majid,
Megan Smith, Jessica Lindsey, Sonny Criddle & Liam Brown.
YEAR 9 UMPIRES:Jade Stevenson, Beth-Ellen Bingham-Zeoli, Olivia Dickinson, Meisha Guest,
Taylah Sims, Mia Stamps, Jessica Waite, Niamh Whetton, Adinah Marks,
Niamh McElroy, Grace Criddle, Lauren Slater, Nancy Collins & Caitlin Neale.
YEAR 11 ORGANISERS:Hannah Timson, Charlotte Catlin, Amy Eccleshall, Jennifer
Chloe Davies, Luke Woodward, Tyran Mayne & Aidan McElroy.
Kelsey,
HISTORY DEPARTMENT NEWS
KENILWORTH CASTLE
On Friday 14th June, Year 10 History
students visited Kenilworth Castle. The
aim of the visit was to investigate how
the castle worked as a defensive tower,
following its first design as a motte and
bailey castle. We then saw how the
castle had developed into a palace fit
for visits from Elizabeth I.
The students had a great time despite
the torrential downpour! The students
are now equipped to start their
controlled assessment.
Mrs K Green
SUBJECT LEADER in HISTORY
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
ENGLISH & SLOVAKIAN EXCHANGE
The first week back after half term was met with excitement for
many of our Year 9 students. Our Slovakian friends visited our
school as part of the exchange we established earlier this year.
Our
visitors
were
greeted in Evershed Hall
with
a
traditional
afternoon tea and a
display of the talent we
have in our school,
including a trampoline
display,
singing
&
dancing from our vocal group and other musical numbers.
Following this, we went on our way to The Peak District
exploring the dramatic landscape of Stanage Edge, the plague
village of Eyam and a quick stop at Bakewell.
The following day the students set off for the thrills and
excitement of Alton Towers via a quick visit to Croxden Abbey.
On Friday, we spent the morning in school. Students used clay
and other materials to design and make a lasting piece of work
which represents their friendship and the friendship we have
built between the two schools. The work is currently being fired
and will soon be mounted. Students then cooked traditional
British and Slovakian food, Cottage Pie and Potato Casserole
which we all enjoyed together at lunchtime.
P-T-O
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
ENGLISH & SLOVAKIAN EXCHANGE Continued………
After lunch we headed for
an
afternoon
in
Stratford-upon-Avon seeing
the
traditional
historic
buildings of Shakespeare
and
Tudor England. An
alternative
history
of
Stratford was also seen
during our ghost walk. This
was very factual but also
very scary at times!
Saturday was our last day
together
and
students
chose to spend the morning shopping in Burton before they
returned to school for their coach journey home.
EUROPEAN PEN-PALS
Students in Year 10 have continued to send letters to their
friends in France & Spain. During French lessons the students
have been working on a DVD to send to their friends across The
Channel. The aim of the DVD is to introduce themselves and
different aspects of the school through French.
Year 7 students have received their first letters from France (in
response to previous ones sent). They are currently writing
letters in French lessons which will be posted out to France
before the school holidays start.
TWINNIE
Students in Year 9 & 10 have taken part in a project through the
Etwinning Website. The aim of this project is to share photos
and stories of the character Twinnie, a doll, as she makes her
way through Europe. Twinnie started her journey in Bulgaria
before travelling to Italy, Spain & France. Whilst here in the UK,
we took Twinnie to Kenilworth Castle and on our visits with our
Slovakian friends. Some of the photographs and images can be
found on the Etwinning website. Twinnie is now on her way to
Poland before continuing her travels through Lithuania and
Turkey.
Mrs K Green - History Department
YEAR 12 EU WINGS & HORIZONS
On the 16th June, 10 of our Year 12 students were privileged to
take part in the EU funded Wings & Horizons Project at Cosford
Museum. We were the only UK school to be selected in The
Young Curators Project which linked Abbot Beyne students with
students from France, Germany & Poland. The week long
project based at the museum involved students designing a
permanent display for Hangar 1 at the museum.
During the first day students were introduced to the museum
and each other. This was done through team building activities
and discovery groups, some of the activities included egg
parachuting and writing
a song with the title
Travelling
Through
Europe, using words
from each of the 4
languages. On the first
evening a cultural fare
from each of the 4
countries
showed
everyone a different
aspect of the countries
involved.
P-T-O
YEAR 12 EU WINGS & HORIZONS Continued……..
We were fortunate enough to see the Dornier being restored
and we were the first group to have photographs taken with it.
Throughout the week friendships were
formed between students and the research
in the museum and the skills of teamwork,
creativity, independence and problem
solving were developed and strengthened.
The display will be on show for 12 months
and reflects our students hard work and
creativity.
Below are
some of the
images
created by our students.
P-T-O
YEAR 12 EU WINGS & HORIZONS Continued……..
The displayed was unveiled on Friday evening, 21st June, to
Parents/Carers and visitors. Students then gave presentations of
their weeks experience. The students have already been in
contact with each other. We look forward to being invited to
participate this project again next year.
Mrs K Green
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
Adele Horton as
YEAR 7 NEWS
What a fast and furious first year it has
been for our Year 7s! They have been
swept on a wave of exciting and
challenging activities.
These have
given them many opportunities, to test
out TRICs, their focus for learning
Teamwork, Reflection, Independence &
Creativity have been the key skills they
have learned and have been firmly
established
in
our
Competency
Curriculum for Year 7. This theme
related approach to active learning has
enabled our enthusiastic students to
explore the world around them. They
studied of Chocolate, culminating in a
very enjoyable visit to Cadbury World!
The Statue Of Liberty
They researched different countries and
mounted a fantastic World Fair in Evershed
Hall, inviting our local community to come
and share what they had discovered,
especially tasting the authentic food they
had made! Two of the stars of the show
were Mr Atkinson dressed as Captain
America and Adele Horton as the Statue of
Liberty! Another highlight of Competency
Curriculum was the result of the work done
around a very important historic date 1066.
Our students re-enacted The Battle of
Hastings on our playing fields, which was
recorded and made into an epic video!
In the last two weeks Year 7 have started to
look more closely at our local history by
making use of the guide produced by The
Youth Parrish Council on Winshill Walks.
Mr Atkinson
is Captain America
P-T-O
YEAR 7 NEWS Continued……...
Year 7 have entered wholeheartedly into
each of the challenges they have been
given, from the Whitemoor Lakes
experience to our recent visit to Derby
University, opening their eyes to possible
goals for their future. The feedback from
our students from this was overwhelmingly
enthusiastic and has certainly got them
thinking!
Throughout the year students have taken
part in a range of extra-curricular music
and sports
activities including Street
Dance, football, netball, rounders, Vocal
Group, Bugsy Malone and concerts but to
name a few!
Looking ahead, they have made positive links with them at their schools to
share with them what it is like at secondary school, hosting a Competency
Curriculum Day and leading a Rounders Tournament at Abbot Beyne.
In all of these activities our Year 7 students have shown themselves to be
capable, responsible and demonstrate excellent leadership skills, providing
role models for the young ones anticipating the next stage of their lives in
secondary school.
P-T-O
Mrs Stoddart, Mr Hall &
Year 7 celebrating their
rounders success! Below Year 7 supporting
Children in Need
YEAR 7 NEWS Continued……...
In all of these activities our Year 7 students have shown themselves to be
capable, responsible and demonstrate excellent leadership skills,
providing role models for the young ones anticipating the next stage of
their lives in secondary school.
It is therefore with great pride that I will say goodbye to them at the end
of term, confident that they will continue to develop as members of our
school community in Year 8, supporting each other and the new Year 7s
in September. They will be given every opportunity to extend their TRICs
skills as they continue their learning journey in Year 8, following the new
Thematic Curriculum.
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ALL YEAR 7 & GOOD LUCK AND
SUCCESS IN EVERYTHING YOU STRIVE TO ACHIEVE!
Finally, I would like to thank Parents & Carers past and present for your
children and your support. This is my final term at Abbot Beyne after 25
very happy and action packed years. I would also like to thank all of my
colleagues for their unending support and friendship. Something I have
told many students over the years is. “It takes teamwork to make the
dream work” - and it does!
I wish you all a happy and relaxing summer!
Mrs Merrick - Pastoral Leader of Year 7
Good Luck Year
7
YEAR 8 NEWS!
I would like to begin by
congratulating the Year 8 Football
Team
on
being
crowned
champions of their football league.
This shows what a season long
dedication can bring you. As we
are coming towards the end of the
year we are all looking forward to
our 100 Club reward trip and the
Celebration Assembly.
Year 8 have proven themselves to
be excellent European citizens this
term by taking part in their final Deep Learning Day. Our focus
was the European Union and learning about the other countries
involved in it. Each group was given a different European
country to research. They then had to create a presentation
about heir country to win votes from the rest of the year group.
Students danced, sung and created videos about their specific
country. The overall winning country was Croatia who won the
crowd over with their comedy
routines.
Throughout this year I have been
impressed with the year group’s
dedication to all aspects of school
life and their hard work and focus.
I am looking forward to moving
into Year 9 with them and sharing
their continuing development at
Abbot Beyne.
Miss J Wood
PASTORAL LEADER of YEAR 8
YEAR 9 NEWS!
Thursday 27th June was the final of the three PHSE Deep
Learning Days, this time based around democracy. Students
have previously had a lot of input from outside speakers but this
Deep Learning Day centred on them and their own opinions
and ideas.
The day began with an assembly from myself and Mrs Stoddart
on the move to Linnell and the start of their Key Stage 4 at Abbot Beyne. Students then had a tour of the building (which
even some of staff found enlightening!) and were asked to write
a letter to their future selves about their own expectations and
hopes. The rest of the day focussed on the importance of rules
and who decides them and it was good to see the students
engaged in the decision making process, although I am not
sure I would risk a stay on many of their desert islands. They
gained a better understanding of what is meant by democracy
and how a democratic society works.
Yet again Year 9 showed the skills that they have developed at
Abbot Beyne in both speaking and listening and developing
their ideas further by listening to the advice and input of others.
All staff commented on the behaviour and participation of their
groups and the day was a huge success.
Mrs E Hall
PASTORAL LEADER of YEAR 9
YEAR 10 NEWS!
YEAR 10 DEEP LEARNING DAY - THURSDAY 27th JUNE
Congratulations to all Year 10 students for taking such an active
part in our Citizenship themed Deep Learning Day. It was
fantastic to see Year 10 students get so involved in our group
activities related to World Poverty and Crime. They have
produced some outstanding pieces of Art & Media work which
we will share in future assemblies and display in school.
As ever, they received many compliments from our visiting
speakers, particularly those who joined us from Keele &
Staffordshire Universities, who bought us the University
Information & Guidance Roadshow.
I look forward to seeing some of the photographs from the day
on our website soon! Well done Year 10!
YEAR 10 MOCK EXAMINATIONS
Congratulations to our Year 10 students on successfully
completing their Mock Examinations. I have been very pleased
with their maturity during this period and am encouraged that
they have had this opportunity to experience what their final
GCSE examinations will be like as Year 11 students.
YEAR 10 WORK EXPERIENCE
At the time of writing this Year 10 students who opted to secure
a Work Experience placement have completed their
preparations for the week of 15th - 19th July. I would like to
take this opportunity to wish them a successful and rewarding
experience.
Should your child be ill at any point during the week then please
inform the employer as well as school of any absence.
Mrs C Catterall - PASTORAL LEADER of YEARS 10 & 11
WELCOME YEAR 9 TO LINNELL
On Thursday, 27th June we welcomed the majority of Year 9
students to The Linnell site for their Deep Learning Day. All Year
9 lessons are now timetabled to take place in Linnell. This is an
important part of our transition programme from Key Stage 3 to
Key Stage 4, giving Year 9 students the time and opportunity to
get used to the site in order for them to make a successful start to
their Key Stage 4 courses in September.
I am looking forward to getting to know all Year 9 students and
working with them over the next two years.
Pictured
above are
some Year 9
students
during a
Come As
You Please
Day earlier
this year
CONGRATULATIONS TO YEAR 11
Many congratulations to our Year 11 students who have now
completed all their final GCSE examinations.
I have been very impressed with their hard work and commitment
to their studies, inparticular the revision sessions that they
attended before each GCSE examination.
It was a pleasure to mark their final full-time week in school with
them with our leaver’s picnic & final assembly. I look forward to
marking the end of the examination period with them at our Prom
at Tutbury Castle. (Please see the next page for Year 11
photographs).
Mrs C Catterall - PASTORAL LEADER of YEARS 10 & 11
YEAR 11 PHOTOGRAPHS
Above Mrs Catterall & students at The Leavers Picnic
The icing on the cake says it all!
Please see the next page for Year 11 Prom
photographs.
YEAR 11 PROM
What a fantastic night we all had! Year 11 students all arrived in style
and were greeted by many staff and Parents/Carers. Our students
looked fantastic and we have some stunning photographs to prove it!
After our fruit punch on arrival we all sat down to a wonderful two course
dinner before Daem Choudhury and Anna Longman were announced as
our Prom King & Queen.
The dance floor was then flooded by all and remained full all evening.
Tutbury Castle was a wonderful venue and we were very well looked
after by the staff all evening. The Manager was full of nothing but
compliments for all of our students and we were so proud of them. It
was such a pleasure to celebrate the end of their GCSE examinations in
style with them!
Prom King & Queen 2013
Lotty Storer, Chloe Gould & Sian Brown
Daem Choudhury & Anna Longman
Year 11 giving the
dance floor some
Gangnam Style!
EVEN THE STAFF SCRUB UP OK….
Kayleigh Hodson
Potts & James
Nicholls present
Mrs Catterall with
a bouquet
EXAMINATION RESULTS
SUMMER 2013
GCE Results (AS & A2) can be collected from
The Linnell Building on Thursday, 15th August
between the hours of 9.00am & 11.00am.
Please read your results pack carefully,
especially the section regarding Enquiries
About Results - the deadlines are very tight
for Priority Requests.
GCSE Results can be collected from The Linnell Building on Thursday,
22nd August between the hours of 9.00am & 11.00am. Year 9 & 10
results can also be collected at this time.
Results can only be collected on your behalf if the person collecting them
has written permission authorising me to give your results to them.
If you wish me to post your results, please let me have a stamped
addressed A5 envelope before the results day.
IMPORTANT DATES THIS SUMMER!
Thursday 15th August 2013
AS & A’LEVEL RESULTS DAY
You can collect your results between 9.00am & 11.00am from
The Linnell Building
University applicants can check whether or not they have got their
university of choice from 7.00am online. Mrs Timson will be in school to
support from 9.00am onwards.
Thursday 22nd August 2013
GCSE RESULTS DAY
You can collect your results between 9.50am & 11.00am
from The Linnell Building
Friday 23rd August 2013
SIXTH FORM INTERVIEW DAY
Please drop in between 10.00am & 12.00pm noon at
The Linnell Building
Mrs Timson will also be in at The Linnell Building) from Wednesday 28th to
Friday 30th August to check results and any last minute course changes.
YEAR 10 GEOGRAPHY FIELDTRIP
The Year 10 students have been on their fieldtrips this term, conducting
investigations to help them complete their Controlled Assessment tasks.
Half the year went down to Devon over a weekend and visited Slapton
Sands, a Coastal Bar, to look at the process of Longshore Drift and how it
changes the shape of the beach. They conducted their investigation and
also visited the seaside town of Salcombe whilst there.
The rest of the year group visited Carding Mill Valley for the day. They
completed the hike to the top of the hills to find the source of the river and
see Lightspout Waterfall. They then did a series of experiments to see if
the river channel gets wider and deeper at different sites down the river.
All the students on both trips were exceptionally well behaved and were a
credit to Abbot Beyne. They are currently writing up their controlled
assessment in lessons.
Miss Maiden - Geography Department
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For the fourth year in a row students in The 100 Club were
rewarded with a trip to the cinema on Wednesday, 3rd July.
However, this year saw the largest number so far. 354 students,
being invited to see one of three films at Uttoxeter Cinebowl.
After meeting in Evershed Hall the students plus staff set off in
seven coaches to see scary, funny and action packed films on
offer and after huge volumes of drinks and popcorn were
purchased we settled down for the main features.
The cinema staff commented on the fabulous behaviour and
manners of Abbot Beyne students and hope that we will return.
I hope that all students enjoyed themselves and will strive to be
part of The 100 Club again next year.
Mrs E Hall
PASTORAL LEADER
of YEAR 9
Celebration Assemblies for Years 7, 8, 9 & 10 have been held this term and our certificate winning students were:YEAR 7 COMPETENCY CURRICULUM
ATTAINMENT
PROGRESS
EXTENDED PROJECT
Imogen Keyte, Issaraporn Millican,
Paige Redgate, Qudratullah Rizaie &
Samuel Crathorne
Amaan Ali, Angel Johnsey, Haider Ali,
Lucy Stringer & Miles Blake
Halimah Hussain, Holly Ward,
Julia Garczarek, Lisa Hanson &
Mariam Yaseen
YEAR 7 ENGLISH
Alice Kenny, Farees Majid,
Georgia Carnwell, Sonny Criddle &
Tom Eccleshall
Akif Shabir, Grace Mills, Laine Grandovska,
Mia-Rose Towner & Shannon Porter
Charlotte Johnson, Katie Longman,
Laylah Ellis, Marianna Phillips &
Wiktoria Myslicka
YEAR 7 FRENCH
Abbigail McLean, Halimah Hussain &
Irsa Hussain
Callum Toomey, Marie Stamp & Oscar Doyle
Jorjia Jepson, Josh McLaughlin &
Megan Aisthorpe
YEAR 7 LITERACY
Lewis Howland & Wiktoria Hendel
Abbigail McLean, Darnique Dunbar,
Imogen Keyte, Jessica Lindsey &
Usman Hussain
Farkaan Tanveer, Joshua Talbot,
Laiq Ali Haidary, Laylah Ellis &
Megan Smith
YEAR 7 MUSIC
Charlotte Leadbetter, Libby Clements,
Matthew Stevens, Rema Hama &
Stephen Clarke
Bethany Ford, Brandon Spiby-Wood,
Issaraporn Millican, Robert Heath &
Samuel Woodward
Bethany Middleditch, Megan
Aisthorpe & Molly Wishlade
YEAR 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Harry Collins, Harry Tivey, Joe Worth,
Jorjia Jepson & Joshua Boam
Benjamin Hunt, Christopher Russell, Maxwell
Blake, Nathan Watson & Tia Berry
Caitlin Tomlinson, Liam Brown,
Lucy Stringer, Megan Smith &
Molly Wishlade
YEAR 7 SCIENCE
Abdul Sajid, Katie Payne, Rhys Seagrave,
Sajaad Hussain & Tyler Salmon
Allexander Hawes, Callum Barnes,
Chloe Adams, Liam Foster &
Mateusz Panasewicz
YEAR 7 100% ATTENDANCE
Adele Horton, Allexander Hawes, Callum Robson, Charlotte Johnson, Jay Marshall, Kimberley Coppola, Megan Aisthorpe,
Megan Brett, Molly Wishlade, Oscar Doyle, Robert Heath, Shannon Port & Tom Eccleshall
ATHLETICS
Farees Majid, Harry Tivey,
Katie Longman, Laiq Ali Haidary,
Liam Brown, Noorollah Habibi,
Shanza Kiani & Usman Hussain
YEAR 7 SPORTS AWARDS
CRICKET
Akif Shabir
DANCE
Katie Payne
Imogen Keyte
NETBALL
ROUNDERS
TRAMPOLENING
Lucy Stringer
Chloe Adams
Elliemai Hughes Megan Brett
Imogen Keyte
ATHLETICS & ROUNDERS Libby Clements
ATHLETICS, NETBALL & ROUNDERS Tia Berry
ATHLETICS, NETBALL & ROUNDERS Tia Berry
DANCE, ROUNDERS & TRAMPOLENING Georgia Carnwell
NETBALL & ROUNDERS Megan Smith & Molly Wishlade
ATHLETICS & CRICKET Qudratullah Rizaie & Sharib Razzak
NETBALL, ROUNDERS & TRAMPOLENING Jessica Lindsey, Jorjia Jepson & Megan Aisthorpe
YEAR 7 TOP 5 REPORT SCORE
Alice Kenny, Charlotte Leadbetter, Imogen Keyte, Issaraporn Millican, Lucy Stringer & Robert Heath
YEAR 7 TOP 5 100 CLUB SCORE
Allexander Hawes, Charlotte Johnson, Libby Clements, Lisa Hanson, Marie Stamp, Molly Wishlade, Tom Eccleshall &
Wiktoria Myslicka
HEADTEACHER’S AWARD OUSTATNDING CONTRIBUTION Imogen Keyte
HEADTEACHER’S AWARD OUTSTANDING PROGRESS Laylah Ellis
ATTAINMENT
Ben Millington, Kodchamon Jermlae,
Magdelena Chirek, Megan Slater &
Oliver Holmes
YEAR 8 ART
PROGRESS
EXTENDED PROJECT
Amber Basford, Darnell Dunbar, Holly Lindsey,
Jordan Waring & Regan Clamp
Briony Aisthorpe, Charlotte Evans,
Daniel Glut, Luke Thorley & Zahra Amiri
YEAR 8 DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY
Abbie Leach, Callum Mason,
Morgan Richards, Paul Blackman &
Sydney Gardener
Daniel Glut, Hamza Ikhlaq, Jade Eyden, Max Earp &
Szymon Tonder
YEAR 8 ENGLISH
Daragh Kavanagh, Lucy Walker,
Maggie-Mae Elliott, Olivia Hoderin &
Shameer Shafiq
Callum Pritchard, Jasmine Faulkner-Jones,
Magdalena Chirek, Miriam Ali & Najib Maghsodi
Aaron Thompson, Alisha Crockford,
Charlotte Evans, Jade Eyden &
Marissa Golding
YEAR 8 FRENCH
Ashleigh Langton, George Attwood,
Hamza Ikhlaq & Liam Hanson
Daragh Kavanagh, Matthew Shenton, Oliver Parrish
& Ronan Fletcher
Holly Lindsey, Jake Handley &
Morgan-Rhys Fry
YEAR 8 GEOGRAPHY
Itisham Kiani, Muskan Imran,
Olivia Hoderin, Rhys Jones,
Scarlett Morris
Cacia-Mae Collier, Ellie Ward, Jacob Merriman,
Sophie Cartwright, Zahra Amiri
Ashleigh Langton, Humza Mahmood,
Jade Eyden, Rhianne Astle &
Samuel Luce
YEAR 8 HISTORY
Alisha Crockford, Briony Aisthorpe,
Ethan Lilley, Muskan Imran &
Shameer Shafiq
Daragh Kavanagh, Humza Mahmood, Lucy Kerr,
Morgan Richards & Zahra Amiri
Alicia Taylor, Bethany Wardle,
Ethan Owen, Hayley Smith &
Magdalena Chirek
YEAR 8 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Aiden Redgate, Cathan Bertram,
Isobel Kennerson, Luke Thorley &
Rhianne Astle
Callum Pritchard, Daniel Savage, Morgan Jepson,
Muhammad Aman & Naqeeb Wright
Bethany Murphy, Emily King,
Marissa Golding, Olivia Hoderin &
Thomas Culling
YEAR 8 MATHEMATICS
Maria Afzal, Maz Earp, Natalia Bloor,
Rhys Jones & Tanvir Grewal
Alisha Crockford, Ellie Ward, Jake Howard,
Morgan Richards & Suleman Hussain
YEAR 8 PERFORMING ARTS
Alicia Taylor, Daisy Parker, Leon White,
Lucy Walker & Tanvir Grewal
Elydia Foster, Ethan Owen, Isobel Kennerson,
Jacob Redfern-Harman & Sydney Gardener
YEAR 8 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Bethany Murphy, Kyle Mawhinney,
Lucy Walker, Matthew Shenton &
Muhammad Aman
Corey Jones, Ellie Ward, Natalia Bloor, Niall Sullivan
& Tanvir Grewal
YEAR 8 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Bethany Murphy, Bethany Wheeler,
Ethan Lilley, Kayleigh Neal &
Szymon Tonder
Alex Siddles, Atiya Danka, Najib Maghsodi,
Naqeeb Wright & Ruqayyah Ahmed
Isobel Kennerson, Lucy Kerr,
Luke Thorley & Sana Nawaz
YEAR 8 SCIENCE
Hamza Ikhlaq, Jacob Redfer-Harman,
Lucy Kerr, Thomas Culling & Zahra Amiri
Darnell Dunbar, George Attwood, Joshua Blake,
Lyra Ordinario & Suleman Hussain
YEAR 8 100% ATTENDANCE Briony Aisthorpe, George Attwood, Tanvir Grewal. Lucy Kerr, Luke Thorley & Charlotte Evans
FOOTBALL Alessandro Beddows, Ben Millington, Callum Pritchard, Daniel Glut, George Attwood, Jacob Redfern-Harman, Jake Howard,
Joshua Blake, Lennon Ward, Liam Hanson, Paul Blackman & Rhys Jones
DANCE Holly Lindsey & Magdalena Chirek
CRICKET Harry Whitehead, Muhammad Aman & Najib Maghsodi
ROUNDERS Kayleigh Sparks
TRAMPOLENING Ashleigh Langton, Beth Murphy & Kayleigh Neal
CRICKET & FOOTBALL Ihtisham Kiani
ROUNDERS & NETBALL Kodchamon Jermlae
ROUNDERS, NETBALL & TRAMPOLENING Briony Aisthorpe & Lucy Walker
TOP 5 REPORT SCORE Briony Aisthorpe, Hamza Ikhlaq, Hayley Smith, Lucy Walker, Rhys Jones & Zahra Amiri
TOP 5 100 CLUB SCORE Briony Aisthorpe, Charlotte Evans, Ethan Owen, Tanvir Grewal & Zahra Amiri
HEADTEACHER’S OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION AWARD Lucy Walker HEADTEACHER’S OUSTANDING PROGRESS AWARD Zahra Amiri
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 9 ART
PROGRESS
EXTENDED PROJECT
Agata Chirek, Connor Goodall,
David Sellars, Grace Criddle & Nancy Collins
Abigail Smith, Asim Shabir, James Brown,
Jessica Waite & Todd Ferguson
Alexander Tullett, Elizabeth Widdows,
Jordan Smith, Lauren Slater & Maryam Iqbal
YEAR 9 DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY
LITERACY PROGRESS
Caitlin Neale, Charlotte Hudson,
Morgan Addenbrooke, Niamh McElroy &
Ryan Allsobrook
Bethany Brown
Beth-Ellen Bingham Zeoli,
Chloe Whitehead, Ethan Carter,
Sima Tahery & Thomas Broughton
YEAR 9 ENGLISH
Jessica Waite, Joseph Heath,
Matteo Gallone, Melissa Morre &
Shahzad Iqbal
Acacia Ford, Ben Scott, Gabriella Lander,
Ryan Rafferty & Zidan Imam
Alex Jones, George Pointer, Jake Young,
Lucy Elson & Meisha Guest
YEAR 9 FRENCH
Amira Hiragy, Chloe Whitehead,
Jake Young & Lewis Kenney
Ben Ratcliffe, George Pointer, Jade Perris &
Jessica Moreton
Gareth Flavell, Grace Criddle &
Jessica Moreton
YEAR 9 GEOGRAPHY
Isaac Moody, Lauren Slater, Lucy Elson,
Niamh McElroy & Niamh Pusey
Abbie Talbot, Beth Johnson, Daniel Ward,
Gareth Flavell & James Cannell
Georgia Clarke, Grace Criddle, Nancy Collins,
Sarah Monkhouse & Zoe Cotton
YEAR 9 HISTORY
Adinah Marks, Grace Criddle,
Ismatullah Rizaie, Meisha Guest &
Melissa Moore
Brandon Lawrence, Charlie Austin, Georgia Clarke,
Maryam Iqbal & Sima Tahery
Abbie-Mae Trayford, Asim Shabir,
Chloe Hooper, Michael Curzon &
Victoria Dummons
YEAR 9 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Ismatullah Rizaie, Jamie Potts,
Lewis Kenney, Matthew Blackman &
Ryan Harrison
Brett Holmes, Charlie Lewis, Mohammed Shakoor,
Shaheem Ratyal & Sima Tahery
YEAR 9 MATHS
Alex Jones, George Pointer,
Jessica Moreton, Michael Stringer &
Mohammed Waqas Hussain
Connor Goodall, Cormac Norris,
Georgia Vincent, Nancy Collins &
Taylah Sims
Gareth Flavell, Georgia Vincent,
Jordan Maher & Melissa Moore
TOP 5 REPORT SCORE
Elizabeth Widdows, Lauren Crew, Shane Spiers,
Terri Davies & Thomas Broughton
Georgia Vincent, Joe Heath, Lauren Slater,
Maryam Iqbal & Zoe Cotton
YEAR 9 PERFORMING ARTS
TOP 5 100 CLUB
Ben Scott, Bethany Brown, Gareth Flavell,
Lauren Stone & Rebecca Normoyle
Alex Jones, Caitlin Neale, Gareth Flavell,
Jessica Waite & Sima Tahery
YEAR 9 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Connor Cowan, Ismatullah Rizaie,
Jade Stevenson, Jordan Smith &
Niamh Whetton
Beth Brown, Jawad Hussain, Jaydon Mills-Coulton, Abigail Upton, Elliot Colebrook, Taylah Sims,
Meisha Guest & Todd Ferguson
Victoria Dummons & Zain Nasir
YEAR 9 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Bromley Harrison, Grace Criddle,
Haroon Shafiq, Jordan Smith & Joe Heath
Amber Lindsey, Chloe Hopper,
Jaydon Mills-Coulton, Niamh Pusey &
Victoria Dummons
Asim Shabir, Beth-Ellen Bingham Zeoli,
Danielle Leese-Hook, Lauren Smith &
Lucy Stevens
YEAR 9 SCIENCE
Chloe Whitehead, Gareth Flavell,
Hairder Arif, James Cannell &
Olivia Dickinson
Ben Ratcliff, Genevieve Martin, Mia Stamps,
Michael Clifford & Thomas McLaughlin &
Haider Arif
100% ATTENDANCE Abigail Upton, Alex Jones, Alex Tullett, Beth Johnson, Beth-Ellen Bingham Zeoli, Caitlin Neale, Daniel Ward, Gareth Flavell,
Ismatullah Rizaie, Jade Stevenson, Jamie Potts, Jessica Waite, Joe Heath, Lauren Crew, Maryam Iqbal, Michael Curzon, Niamh McElroy,
Ryan Allsobrook & Zoe Cotton
HALF COLOURS CRICKET
Brandon Lawrence, Todd Ferguson &
Zain Nasir
HALF COLOURS DANCE Amber Lindsey
HALF COLOURS FOOTBALL Charlie Austin &
Morgan Addenbrooke
NETBALL Abigail Upton
ROUNDERS Mia Stamps
RUGBY Olivia Dickinson
HALF COLOURS BASKETBALL, CRICKET & FOOTBALL Shahzad Iqbal
HALF COLOURS NETBALL & ROUNDERS Grace Criddle, Lauren Slater, Niamh McElroy & Niamh Whetton
HALF COLOURS DANCE & TRAMPOLENING Agata Chirek & Charlotte Hudson
HALF COLOURS NETBALL, ROUNDERS & RUGBY Adinah Marks & Nancy Collins
CRICKET & DANCE Ethan Carter
NETBALL & ROUNDERS
Caitlin Neale & Jade Stevenson
HEADTEACHERS’S OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION Nancy Collins
ROUNDERS & RUGBY Niamh Pusey
HEADTEACHER’S OUTSTANDING PROGRESS Chloe Whitehead
YEAR 10 ART
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 ART
PROGRESS
YEAR 10 BUSINESS STUDIES
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 BUSINESS STUDIES
PROGRESS
Georgia Knopik, Kaylee Marsh
& Lauren Starmer
Alanis Stephenson, Chloe Howland & Humayra Bashir
Hassan Ali
Isra Ikhlaq
YEAR 10 CONSTRUCTION
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 CONSTRUCTION
PROGRESS
YEAR 10 DRAMA
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 DRAMA
PROGRESS
Callum Sanderson
Matthew Barton
Matilda McComish
Mary Austin
YEAR 10 ENGLISH
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 ENGLISH
PROGRESS
FOUNDATION LEARNING
ATTAINMENT
FOUNDATION LEARNING
PROGRESS
Alasdair Kennerson, Chey
Aslam, George Millican ,
Phebe Baker &
William Matkin
Ben Crathorne, Jordan Boam,
Murtaza Haidary, Zach Fessey &
Zulaikha Yaseen
Dayan Hama
Regan McDonald-Revan
YEAR 10 FRENCH
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 FRENCH
PROGRESS
YEAR 10 GEOGRAPHY
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 GEOGRAPHY
PROGRESS
Angharad Phipps
Ewan Skinner
Bethany Wardle & Molly Evans
Brett Martin & Jake Smith
HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE
ATTAINMENT
HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE
PROGRESS
YEAR 10 HISTORY
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 HISTORY
PROGRESS
Hannah Coltman
Bushra Younas
Bethany Bell, Jackson Keats &
Reidian Bravo
Jessica Ireland, Joseph Epicheff
& Kylah Ward
YEAR 10 HOSPITALITY
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 HOSPITALITY
PROGRESS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ATTAINMENT
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
PROGRESS
Anum Nawaz
Natalie Brindley
Aidan Barks & Ashley Barks
Connor Ward & Jordan Jaworski
YEAR 10 MATHS
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 MATHS
PROGRESS
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ATTAINMENT
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PROGRESS
Charlie Hayes, Jack Colley,
Jack Kenny, Shahzeb Kiani &
Umar Tahir
Chloe Lucas, Jade Woodhouse,
Lucy Bell, Megan Lovatt &
Shamen White
MEDIA STUDIES
ATTAINMENT
MEDIA STUDIES
PROGRESS
YEAR 10 MUSIC
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 MUSIC
PROGRESS
Thomas Walls
Jasmine Sartain-Berry
Henry Collins
Dominic Atkins
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
ATTAINMENT
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
PROGRESS
PRODUCT DESIGN
ATTAINMENT
PRODUCT DESIGN
PROGRESS
Asra Ali, Emily Morris, Jon
Skene-Baker, Lydia Owen &
Manzor Amiri
Emily Holland, Hannah
Shafique, Imran Ali, James
Baldwin & Jessica Broughton
Dhanyal Imran
Ali Jafari
YEAR 10 SCIENCE
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 SCIENCE
PROGRESS
YEAR 10 SPANISH
ATTAINMENT
YEAR 10 SPANISH
PROGRESS
Bradley Wheeler, Emily
O’Regan, Hussnane Kiani,
Justin Millican & Tim Parry
Akaash Tanveer, Alexander
Whiteley, Azeema Danka, Chloe
McCormack & Jessica Russell
Meghan Catterick
Aleksandra Kowalczyk
Diana Harrison, Harry Bryan,
Aiden Byrd, Elli-Mae
Jacob Chinnock, Raheel Khawaja O’Mahoney, Owen Davey, Paige
& Tyia Henningham
Bennett & William Appleby
YEAR 10 100% ATTENDANCE
Bradley Wheeler, Brett Martin, Charlie Hayes, Chey Aslam, Chloe Allsopp, Damon Robson, Dayan Hama, George Millican, Jack Kenny,
Jessica Ireland, Justin Millican, Lauren Starmer, Molly Evans, Reidian Bravo & William Matkin
CRICKET FULL COLOURS Akaash Tanveer, Ben Crathorne, Hussnane Kiani, Jackson Keats & Joe Epicheff
CRICKET HALF COLOURS Imran Ali, Jake Smith & Manzor Amiri
FOOTBALL FULL COLOURS Brett Martin, Manzor Amiri & William Matkin
FOOTBALL CERTIFICATE Darby Lowe
FOOTBALL HALF COLOURS Callum Sanderson, Danny Page, Jacob Chinnock, Nathan Gould, Jake Smith & Owen Davey
RUGBY FULL COLOURS Bethany Wardle, Megan Mason & Paige Bennett
RUGBY HALF COLOURS Ellie-Mae O’Mahoney & Tyia Henningham
TOP 5 REPORT SCORE Charlie Hayes, Lydia Owen, Molly Evans, Reidian Bravo & William Matkin
TOP 5 100 CLUB SCORE Brett Martin, Charlie Hayes, Molly Evans, Reidian Bravo & William Matkin
HEADTEACHER’S OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION AWARD
HEADTEACHER’S OUTSTANDING PROGRESS AWARD
STUDENT SAFETY………..
Last week, one of our students was knocked off his
bicycle at the junction of Bearwood Hill Road and
Newton Road. In addition, some neighbours have
highlighted the careless way in which some youngsters
are crossing this road. Please can you impress upon
your children the need to take special care at this
junction and to use the pedestrian crossings at the
lights, rather than trying to cross directly from
Bearwood Hill.
GET AROUND FOR A £1 THIS SUMMER!
Apply free online for your Staffordshire Card at
www.yourstaffordshirecard.info
any bus journey starting or ending in Staffordshire for
only £1.
You can also use your card for discounts. For further
details please visit the website.
From all of the staff at Abbot Beyne we wish you and your
families a lovely and restful summer holiday and we look
forward to seeing you all back in school on Wednesday 4th
September, in full school uniform with the correct equipment
well prepared to start learning for the busy term ahead.
Abbot Beyne School
Abbot Beyne School
Linnell Building
Evershed Building
Osborne Street
Mill Hill Lane
Winshill
Winshill
Burton on Trent
Burton on Trent
Staffordshire
Staffordshire
DE15 0JL
DE15 0BA
TEL - 01283 239835
TEL - 01283 239800
FAX - 01283 239852
FAX - 01283 239818
E-mail - [email protected]