Chipping Sodbury School
Newsletter
Online at:
www.chippingsodburyschool.com
February 2012
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
Message from the
Head
Mufti Day - Yate/
ChippingSodbury
Foodbank
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2012.
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Congratulations!,
Audited School Fund
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Accounts, Poppy
Appeal 2011, ICT &
Business Excellent
Student Awards
Expressive Arts
Faculty News
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World Book Day
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The House Factor,
CSS Friends Film
Club
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Rewarding Success in 7
KS4, Sports Centre
Physical Education
Faculty News
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Holocaust Memorial
Day 2012
10-11
Useful contacts and
Dates
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As the days lengthen (and very welcome too!) the school year
seems to get busier and busier. Year 11 have just finished their trial
exams and subject staff are analysing results and tailoring teaching
in the limited time left to focus upon the needs of all our learners. It
is critical now that Year 11 and Year 13 in particular settle to some
regular, serious study – we have given much advice and guidance
to them about how to focus their work and organise their revision,
but if you feel that you would like more information about helping
your son or daughter, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Clarke
or me or the relevant subject leader.
Many of our students are doing really well already, but for those who feel that they may have
fallen behind a little, there is no need to panic – a concerted effort over these next weeks will
have a great effect on summer outcomes, but they will need to start today. Even at this stage
in the year, two hours of personal study five times a week will result in over 150 hours of
revision by exam start – an amount that could transform results for students who are
struggling.
There is little alternative to hard work at this
time and students can at least take comfort
from the thought that they will have a very
long and well deserved holiday directly after
exams!
We are also looking forward to the
production of ‘Guys and Dolls’ that takes
place between 8th - 10th February. The
show offers our talented students a chance
to show their abilities in front of a real
audience. We can promise you an evening
of song and dance for the whole family.
Tickets are still available, (but selling fast).
G Millington
Headteacher
“Committed to learning”
Collection day –
Friday 10th February
Dining Hall
8am to 9.10am
On the last day of term 3, Friday 10th February, instead of a 50p donation to charity for Mufti day we
are asking students to bring in an item of non-perishable food which we will pass on to the new Yate
and Chipping Sodbury Foodbank. This local foodbank is part of the Trussell Trust foodbank network
which provide a minimum of three days emergency food and support to people experiencing crisis in
the UK. Every day people in the UK go hungry for reasons ranging from redundancy to receiving an
unexpected bill on a low income. Last year their UK foodbank network fed over 60,000 people
experiencing food poverty. The local foodbank has already helped local people in need since it opened
in December.
Students should bring their item of food to the Dining Hall on Friday 10th February between 8am and
the start of lesson one. The items will then be sorted and transported to the foodbank.
Thank you in advance for your support.
Please help the foodbank to feed the
hungry by donating any of the following
non-perishable food items:
Tomatoes – (Tinned)
Sugar
Orange juice (carton)
Milk (UHT or powdered)
Fruit – (Tinned)
Breakfast Cereal
Meat – (Tinned)
Vegetables – (Tinned)
Tuna / Fish – (Tinned)
Pasta Sauce (Jar)
Pasta / Noodles (Dried)
Rice
Tea Bags
Rice Pudding – (Tinned)
Baby Food
Chocolate
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Biscuits
Reg. Charity No. 1000801
Reg. in England & Wales
CONGRATULATIONS!
A huge thanks and well done from the Attendance Group for the wonderful OFSTED result. OFSTED praised
our high attendance – grading this as outstanding - and the thorough process undertaken to ensure that
students and parents are supported to overcome attendance issues. We recognise that for some students
making changes to improve their attendance can be troubling and difficult, but want to say well done to them
and their parents/carers in supporting them to make those changes.
And the good news keeps coming – attendance figures are 94.9% for Terms 1 and 2, which smashes our
target for this year. This is even more pleasing as these are generally periods when high levels of colds and flu
hit our students (and staff).
Can we remind you that the absence line is the place to ring in for those rare absences, on the first day?
01454 862952
We would also remind you that we do not authorise holidays during time term, unless a clear justification is
given. Please complete an absence form which can be collected from Reception or House Coordinators.
Mrs K Rowlands
Assistant Head
Audited School Fund Accounts
A copy of the audited school fund accounts dated 31/8/2011 is available from the Finance Office on request.
Mr Blacker
Business Manager
Poppy Appeal 2011
Thank you to everyone who helped us collect a fantastic £403.35.
Many thanks.
Ms Moult
Collection Organiser
ICT and Business Excellent Students Awards
Congratulations to the following students who have been nominated by their ICT teachers for their excellent
attitude and effort in ICT and Business lessons this term and have been awarded commendations:
Year 8
India Jones
Year 9
Ryan King Connor Peirce Richard Cross Jessica Ford Anna Adsett Oliver Williams Kate Mason Mr J Quartly
ICT and Business Faculty
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Year 10
Olivia House Year 11
Sophie Marriott
Year 12/13
Ellie Smith Alex McMillan Fran Smith Joe Bond George Bell Ben Batey
EXPRESSIVE ARTS FACULTY NEWS
The Piano Man – Piano Workshop, Friday 14th October 2011
We were invited to send students to a Piano Man workshop held at Prior Park College in Bath on October 14th.
Tom Blackmore and Harri Elliot from Year 11 represented us very well at the event and Tom writes below about
their experience.
My Time in Bath – By Harri Elliott
I recently went to a piano workshop in Bath with Tom Blackmore. We went along with other people from
different schools around Bristol. Most students there were Grade 7 & 8 but there was a lot of respect for lower
grade students. In total there were about 15 of us pianists in the Bath College, in one of the special piano
rooms. Inside the room there was a large, grand piano with other instruments around it. As we walked in and
sat down the concert pianist was playing pieces of music which made me and Tom speechless. It was just
amazing how he could layout a story in a piece of music without lyrics. After he had played he randomly called
up people to come and play their piece of chosen music, to enter the competition.
By chance I was the first to go up and play my piece of music, Wilder Reiter, with only a few faults. After I had
finished my piece, he made me look like a fool by asking really complicated questions and asking me to
pronounce my dynamics (Speed, tempo, louds and quiets) in Latin!
After Tom Blackmore played his piece with a tiny hiccup, the concert pianist made him emphasise the beats by
nodding his head and tapping his feat like a penguin and playing at the same time, which left him, like everyone
else, looking like an idiot. But the professional pianist did say it was played beautifully before and after the
nodding.
On the way home, me and Tom were laughing about the time there from the piano hiccups we both made and
the professional pianist do his impression of a piano.
Tom and I went away aspiring to do as well as we could in our grades and to get the top so we could play like
him. Only the day after did I remind myself that it was a competition and a person will win five free lessons with
him. But I think we had just forgotten about it because everyone was so friendly and that the professional
pianist was so informal to us all and made us feel welcome. I would like to thank everyone involved and thank
Mrs William-Jones for giving the invitation to the concert in the first place.
South Gloucestershire Wind Orchestra Course and Concert – October 2011
We were very proud to see four Chipping Sodbury students playing in the South Gloucestershire Wind
Orchestra Concert at the end of October Half Term. Charlotte White, Beth Woolley, Tresta Mansfield and
Alistair Mansfield represented the school well and thoroughly enjoyed the four days course of rehearsals which
saw them performing a programme of British music. Well done to all of you!
Christmas Performances
Chipping Sodbury musicians were out and about in force over the festive period and were very grateful to all the
support they received from parents and friends at the events.
Crib Festival at St John’s Church, Friday 2nd December 6.15pm
Chipping Sodbury Christmas Market, Saturday 10th December
9.30am
Chipping Sodbury School Christmas Concert, Wednesday 14th December
Congratulations!!!
Emma Sainsbury (Voice), Bethan Adams and Toni Evans (Violin) all recently passed Grade 3 exams with Merit.
Well done ladies!
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Photography Exhibition – Thursday 2nd February
Our A Level Photography students will be exhibiting their work in the Dining Room on Thursday 2nd February.
Please come along to see the fabulous standard of work that they are achieving either before or after your
appointment on Mentor evening. We look forward to seeing you there!
Guys and Dolls – Wednesday 8th to Friday 10th February 2012
Tickets are now on sale at £5 for our next production. We’d love you to join us for a tale of gangsters and
gambling, sinners and saints.
Tickets available from Reception or Expressive Arts Office.
Mrs A William-Jones
Head of Expressive Arts Faculty
Thursday 1st March is
World Book Day
Dress as your favourite book character for the day.
Entry forms cost £1.
All funds raised go to Book Aid.
See Mrs Pickering or your English Teacher for more
details.
Who will you be this year?
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THE HOUSE FACTOR
On 2nd December ‘The House Factor’ finals took place! Representatives from each of the
Houses from varying year groups had auditioned earlier in the week and our panel of Senior
students decided on four acts to be put through to final on the Friday.
It was a fantastic event with students paying a small amount for tickets to watch with proceeds
going to ‘Children in Need’.
There were also ‘VIP’ tickets given as rewards for some very deserving students!
Mr Millington joined the panel of judges for the final and these were the results!
Prizes were given to all those who auditioned.
1st Place – Mahlia Pope 100 points for Avon House
Mahlia sang beautifully ‘Make you feel my love’ by Adele
2nd Place – Emily Gibson and Meredith Dufty – 75 points for Frome House
Emily and Meredith composed their own fantastic piece of piano music
3rd place- Amber Langley for Trym – 50 points
Amber sang a fabulous ‘22’ by Lily Allen
4th Place – Year 10 boys from different Houses!
Callum Davidge – Avon
Sammy Gilchrist – Avon
Ross Arnott – Severn
Kieran Provis – Severn
Will Butters – Trym
Each have won 10 House points!
The boys performed a highly entertaining song (and dance!) called ‘Friday’
Thank you to everyone who took part and supported the event – especially our senior students.
We look forward to making this event bigger and even better next year!!
Mrs Emms
Chipping Sodbury School Friends Film Club
Thursday 8th March – 7.00pm Drama Hall
The Friends are delighted to invite you to the first film show at
Chipping Sodbury School. We will be showing one of the
latest cinema blockbusters in the Drama Hall – all welcome.
£2 entry, refreshments will also be on sale. Look out for
updates on the website. If students have ideas for future
showings please contact
[email protected] .
At the moment we are exploring the possibilities including
Puss in Boots, Sherlock Holmes – A Game of Shadows or the
Adventures of TinTin.
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Rewarding Success in KS4 Terms 1 and 2
Year 10
The students gaining the most Positive Points
1st place – Emma Harding
2nd place – Matt Rickards
3rd place - Dawn Barnaby
The Tutor Groups gaining the most Positive Points
1st place – 10AV1
2nd place – 10FR1
3rd place – 10SV1
Star Tutees for Term 2 (Excellent standards of uniform, punctuality and behaviour)
TR1 – Chelsie Jones
SV2 - Dawn Barnaby
FR1 – Amy Holden
TR2 – Saffron Smart
AV1 – Anna Ball
SV1 – Lauren Elliot
Year 11
The students gaining the most Positive Points
1st place – Karlie Dann
2nd place – Ben Melling
3rd place - Raymond Studley
The Tutor Groups gaining the most Positive Points
1st place – 11FR1
2nd place – 11FR2
3rd place – 11SV1
Star Tutees for Term 2 (Excellent standards of uniform, punctuality and behaviour)
11FR2 – Nicole Hann
11 AV1 – Reece Manning
11AV2 – Nicole Skidmore
11FR1 – Beth Molyneux
11SV1 – Gemma Rallison
11TR1 – Josh Sokell
Mrs D Clarke (Head KS4)
Sports Centre
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Physical Education Faculty News
Sports Performer of the Month –
November
Year 7
Harvey Woodruff
Jess Adams
Ryan Mundy
Sophie Press
Year 8
Josh Gooch
Jess Beardwell
James Wilkie
Pollyanna Dean
Year 9
Scott Mason
Flo Langridge
Scott Parsons
Ella Stevens
Year 10 –
Pete Rogers
Shannon Simmons
Lewis Clark
Yvette Bennett
Year 11
Tom Williams
Louise King
Alex Mackrill
Beth Woolley
December
Girls’ Football Matches v Patchway – Wednesday 23rd November
Year 7
The Year 7 girls put in a fantastic performance against Patchway, dominating for long periods of the game which
resulted in a 5-0 win over their opponents. Player of the match was Morgan Woollen and Olivia Press who
worked tirelessly right up until the final whistle. Other squad members included: Alex Bull, Katie Hudson,
Sophie Press, Lucia Sadier and Emma Rodden.
Year 10/11
The Year 10’s and 11’s combined to take on Patchway and put in a formidable performance against them
winning 7-0. Player of the match was Shannon Simmons whose work rate was fantastic. Special mention should
also go to Jess Adams in Year 7 who played with the Year 10’s and 11’s. Other squad members included:
Louise King, Danika Dyer, Sophie Sawyer, Gemma Rallison and Kirsty Campbell.
Year 9 Netball County Finals – Wednesday 7th December
Having won all but one of their league matches, the Year 9’s qualified for the county netball finals. Our first
match was against an extremely talented team from John Cabot School. The match was extremely tense and
highly competitive with Chipping Sodbury winning by one goal in the end! We then went on to play off for a place
in the next stage of the competition (regionals) and came up against our arch rivals at Castle School who had
defeated us early in the season. The match, as always, was extremely competitive and Castle were leading at
the end of the first three quarters. Chipping Sodbury battled back and had drawn level at the final whistle. This
led to two minutes each way of extra time to try and find a winner. The game was end to end with us scoring
followed by Castle scoring in quick session. Unfortunately when the final whistle went we were losing by one
goal and therefore Castle go onto the next stage of the competition. There were tears of disappointment at the
end but the Year 9 girls did Chipping Sodbury School proud and never gave up battling till the final whistle.
Congratulations on a fantastic season of netball and some terrific results. Squad members included Sasha King
©, Ella Stevens, Georgia James, Jess Ganley, Nadia Cocking, Flo Langridge, Amy Bassett, Molly Wescott and
Millie Woods.
Cross Country
Congratulations to the following boys from Chipping Sodbury School who have been selected to represent South
Gloucestershire in the boys Cross Country Team. We really do have some fantastic talent in this school when it
comes to long distance running:
Harvey Woodruff, James Robinson, Adam Blue, Jack Lawler, Scott Mason, Ben Perrett, Steve Beardwell,
Sam Glover, Jack Brawn.
KS4 Girls and Boys Badminton
The Year 11 girls and boys competed separately in a badminton tournament against other schools in the area to
see who would progress further into the regional stages. The girls dominated their matches and played some
high quality badminton and now go on to face other opposition in the regionals. Congratulations to Louise King,
Beth Woolley, Danika Dyer and Sophie Sawyer
Unfortunately the boys do not progress further but they did play some good quality badminton at times. Players
included: Alex Mackrill, Dan Brown, Ben Melling and Ryan Liddington.
Miss Winter
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Fixtures v Castle School – Tuesday 10th January
Year 11 Netball
The Year 11 team played some good quality netball at times against Castle and now need to work on the
consistency of their game play. I am confident that if they are able to do this, they will achieve some good
results this season. Unfortunately they lost the first match of the season 23-7 to a very strong team from
Castle. Player of the match was Beth Woolley© who worked consistently well in and around the shooting
circle. Other squad members included: Tresta Mansfield, Louise King, Danika Dyer, Shannon Jeans,
Carrie Wilson, Gemma Rallison, Saffron Peck and Lucy Kay.
Year 10 Netball
The Year 10 girls started the season strongly with a 10-4 win against Castle. They played some good
netball during some periods of the match and now need to ensure that the quality of their passing and
movement is strong throughout the entire duration of the game. Player of the match was Maelyne Coggins
who scored some fantastic goals. Other squad members included: Charlotte Butcher ©, Emily Gravell,
Yvette Bennett, Eva King, Katie Craythorne and Brooke Hillier.
U14 Hockey
The Under 14 team was made up from very enthusiastic players from Years 7, 8 and 9. They were up
against a very strong team of mainly Year 9 players from Castle. Although Castle dominated for some parts
of the game, Chipping Sodbury started to show some real progress towards the end of the game. I am sure
that with more match experience the Under 14 hockey team will achieve some good results against other
schools. Player of the match was Kayleigh Dando who was awesome as goalkeeper. Other squad
members included: Flo Langridge, Millie Woods, Ellen Vines, Nadia Cocking, Pollyanna Dean,
Sophie Press, Ellen Blyth, Amy Greenslade, Natasha Sadier, Morgan Woollen, Olivia Press and
Lucia Sadier.
Girls’ Fixtures v Brimsham – Wednesday 18th January
Y11 Netball
The Year 11 girls put in an awesome performance against Brimsham where they dominated for large parts
of the match. The final score was a massive 18-1 to Chipping Sodbury. Player of the match was Beth
Woolley © who caused huge problems for Brimsham in and around the shooting circle. Other squad
members included: Louise King, Shannon Jeans, Carrie Wilson, Danika Dyer, Lucy Kay, Tresta Mansfield
and Saffron Peck.
Year 10 Netball
The Year 10 team continued with their winning ways with a closely fought match against Brimsham. The
game was very even in terms of possession but Chipping Sodbury School scored a goal in the final few
seconds of the match securing victory 11-10. Player of the Match was Maelyne Coggins who scored some
fantastic long range goals. Other squad members included: Yvette Bennett ©, Charlotte Butcher, Eva King,
Susie Biggs, Lauren White, Dawn Barnaby, Katie Craythorne and Brooke Hillier.
U14 Hockey
The U14 hockey team came up against an extremely strong team from Brimsham and had to work hard for
long periods of time in their own half. They defended well but unfortunately lost 6-0. Player of the match
was Kayleigh Dando who made some fantastic saves. Other squad members included: Flo Langridge, Millie
Woods, Lauren England, Nadia Cocking, Pollyanna Deans, Sophie Press, Amy Greenslade, Natasha
Sadier, Lucia Sadier, Megan Woollen, Olivia Press, Ellen Blyth, India Jones and Jess Adams.
Miss Winter
Girls Fixture List (Spring Term)
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Date
Teams and Sport
Wed 8th Feb
U16 Netball v YIA (H)
Wed 29th Feb
Year 8 and Y9 Football V Bradley Stoke (H)
Wed 7th March
U16 11 a-side Football Tournament (Grange)
Thurs 8th March
U14 11 a-side Football Tournament (Grange)
“Auschwitz was really a factory for
killing, and human beings were used as
fuel. I survived and promised myself, I
will tell the world what happened.”
Lily Ebert, Holocaust survivor.
Holocaust Memorial Day
“At school I was under more and more
pressure to hail Hitler. But I refused
because in my heart I could never
honour a man in this way as if he were
a god who could save people. I was
arrested at the age of 12.”
Simone Arnold, Jehovah’s Witness
and survivor of Nazi Persecution.
2012
Written by Kelsey Lloyd, Rosa Kay, Anna Adsett, Luke Curle,
Ellis Brine, Aaron Chamberlain, and Nick Thomas. Year 9
Holocaust Memorial Day was created on 27th January 2000, when representatives from
44 governments around the world met together in Stockholm to discuss Holocaust
education, remembrance and research, By the end of this meeting, all of the attendees
had signed a declaration, which made them committed to keeping the memory of the
people that had been murdered during the Holocaust . These murders had taken place
under Nazi persecution and genocide. This declaration became The Statement Of
Commitment, which is still used today.
On HMD 2012 we must come together to Speak Up, Speak Out!
Holocaust means 'complete destruction
by fire'. It can also refer to the nuclear
destruction at Hiroshima in Japan.
Genocide was created after the Nazis
attempted to kill many groups in Europe.
Star Of David
The Nazis made Jews wear the Star of
David on their arm so that they could
quickly and easily recognise a Jew to be
shipped off to concentration camps. They
were defined as second class
citizens and needed to be recognised as
a Jew, almost to shame them of their
religion. It was also to make sure that Jews
weren't gaining anything they shouldn't
such as when going to the shops and
Survivors
Iby Knill was imprisoned as a political
prisoner in Hungary, and was later
deported to Auschwitz. She made a
promise to a dying girl to tell people of
her story. Now, today, she speaks to
hundreds of people, each year, to make
sure that the past crimes are
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buying things that weren't available to
Jews or walking on the pavement or
entering a Non-Jew area. They wore the
star so that people knew they were a
member of the "hated race" and so that
they could be treated as such.
Darfur
Darfur is a country in Africa that is
devastated by genocide. This Genocide
has claimed 400,000 lives and 100 people
die each day, and 5000 die in a month.
The Genocide began in February 2003
when two rebel groups started an uprising. The government retaliated with a
scorched-earth campaign, enlisting the
help of a militia of Arab nomadic tribes in
the region against the innocent civilians
Darfur
of Darfur. Since February 2003, the
Sudanese government in Khartoum
and the government-sponsored
Janjaweed militia have used rape,
displacement, organized starvation, mass murder and threats
against aid workers. Violence, disease, and displacement continue
to kill thousands of innocent Darfurians every month.
remembered and wont be repeated
again.
Mukesh Kapila was a British diplomat. He
was head of the UN in Sudan and
witnessed the start of the genocide in
Darfur in April 2004. He was the person
that alerted the international media
even though it cost him his career.
Star Of David
Auschwitz
Concentration Camps
A concentration camp is a place where Nazis sent civilians, enemies, and any groups of people
that did not conform such as the Jews and Jehovah's witnesses. They were mostly extremely unclean, and full of people seen as "undesirable citizens" to many Germans. It is where Nazis made
people work for them in horrible conditions with thousands of other people. They were denied
many things that they used to have access to which led to poor health which many people died
from. In the concentration camps, people were tortured by Nazi guards but they did not kill them.
Some people were also allowed to leave with special permission or from completing their sentences. This wasn't allowed in death camps.
Death Camps
Millions of Jews were sent to death camps during the Holocaust such as Auschwitz, where they
were murdered, as well as Jehovah's witnesses, Roma and Sinti, and anyone who were seen as
"enemies" to the German people. There is a big difference between concentration camps and
death camps. Death camps were made during world war 2 and were used as the Nazis plan for
the "Jewish Extermination". They worked to kill millions of Jews by gassing them and making them
do extreme work under starvation conditions. The Nazis ordered Jews and any other victims to do
what they were told and if they didn't then the only outcome for them would be death as the Nazi guards thought that this was the easiest way to get rid of any disobedient people. Disabled
people were also forced to work, (even if this was impossible for them!) and if they simply couldn't
do the task that they were set, they were shot.
We held an assembly teaching Year 9 about Holocaust Memorial Day
What we have learnt.
We have learnt that there has been, and still is, murder and suffering across the world because of
prejudice. In order to stop this from happening again, we should be brave enough to Speak up
and Speak Out. Prejudice can come in many forms and we should try to prevent it whenever it
happens.
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Chipping Sodbury School
Bowling Road
Chipping Sodbury
South Gloucestershire BS37 6EW
Tel. 01454 862900
E-mail: [email protected]
Dates for your diary
Useful Contacts
Name
Position
Mr G Millington
Headteacher
Ms J Passco
Head’s PA
Mr D Hinkins
Deputy Head
Ms K Turner
Deputy Head
Mrs L Leader
Assistant Head
Mrs K Rowlands
Assistant Head
Mrs L Beynon
Assistant Head
Mr R Blacker
Business Manager
Mrs L Broad
Head of Key Stage 3
Mrs D Clarke
Head of Key Stage 4
Ms G Hilleard
Head of Key Stage 5
Ms S Stone
House Coordinator Severn
Mr D Yeomans
House Coordinator Trym
Mrs E Emms
House Coordinator Avon
Mrs J Strange
House Coordinator Frome
Mr D Bond
Head of Life Division
Mr K Mellens
Head of Design and
Technology
Mr M Sayers
Head of English
Mrs A William-Jones
Head of
Expressive Arts
Term 3: Tuesday 3rd January 2012 - Friday 10th February 2012
Miss H Kenyon
Head of Humanities
Term 4: Monday 20th February 2012 - Friday 30th March 2012
Ms L Jarvis
Head of ICT/Business
2012
6 Feb
8 Feb
9 Feb
10 Feb
20 Feb
4 Mar
7 Mar
8 Mar
11 Mar
14 Mar
15 Mar
18 Mar
22 Mar
22 Mar
25 Mar
29 Mar
30 Mar
16 Apr
19 Apr
21/22 Apr
29 Apr
House Events Week
School Production
School Production
School Production
MUFTI DAY
Last day of Term 3
First day of Term 4
Y10 Ten Tors Training
Y7 Reward Trip
World Book Day
Y10 Ten Tors Training
INSET DAY
Y9 & 10 History visit to Imperial War Museum
Y10 Ten Tors Training
Y11 Leavers’ photos
Music concert at Colston Hall
Y10 Ten Tors Training
Post 16 Tutor Evening
MUFTI DAY
Last Day of Term 4
First Day of Term 5
Y10 PARENTS’ EVENING
Y10 Ten Tors Training Weekend
Y10 Ten Tors Training
South Gloucestershire Council
School Term Dates for remainder of
Term 5: Monday 16th April 2012 - Friday 1st June 2012
Mr J Poole
Head of Inclusion
Division
Ms M Moult
Head of Maths
Mrs A Morriss/Ms D Bryan
Joint Heads of Modern
Foreign Languages
Miss C Maggs
Head of Physical
Education
Mr M Stow/
Dr J Lewthwaite
Joint Heads of Science
Student Absence Line:
01454 862952
Email:
[email protected]
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Term 6: Monday 11th June 2012 - Thursday 19th July 2012
2011/2012
In-service Days for remainder of 2011-2012
Wednesday 14th March 2012
Friday 22nd June 2012