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INAMOS
Yateley Manor’s Weekly Newsletter • www.yateleymanor.com
Vol. 32 Issue No. 16 • 23rd January 2015
Next Week’s Diary
MONDAY
Reception Parents invited to
lunch
TUESDAY
8.00am
9.30am
11.30am
1.30pm
5.00pm
Reception Parents invited to
lunch
GCSE PE Trial Exam
Year 1 to Milestones
Year 5 Roman Day
Prep Food Committee
Eagle House Maths Challenge
(for 4 Year 6 pupils)
Year 4 Parents’ Evening (L - Z)
THURSDAY
Reception Parents invited to
lunch
9.00am
Roy Lillington Memorial
Assembly for staff, parents and
Years 3 to 8
11.30pm Prep Council Meeting
5.00pm Year 5 Parents’ Evening (A to K)
SATURDAY
South of England Chess
Championships at Yateley
Manor
SUNDAY
South of England Chess
Championships at Yateley
Manor
Welcome to ....
Eiad Banaga, Poppy Gale and Kayan Sachdev who joined the Nursery and to
Mohamed Banaga who joined Reception this week. We hope that they settle quickly
and happily into Yateley Manor.
Roy Lillington Memorial Assembly
The Memorial Assembly for Roy Lillington will be held on Thursday, 29th January at
9.00am in the Fyson Blum Hall. All children from Year 3 to Year 8 will be attending the
assembly which will last approximately half an hour.
Parents are also very welcome to attend but we ask that you let us know if you intend
to come so that we can ensure we have enough seating for everyone. If you would
like to come along please email [email protected]. Thank you.
Activity Holidays for 2015
The dates for the Activity Holidays for children from Year 1 upwards for 2015 are listed
below. The brochure with the booking form will be available to download from the
website by the middle of next week and in printed form in a couple of weeks time.
Spring Half Term
16th - 20th February Activity Week (Years 1 to 4)
Easter Holidays
30th March – 2nd April Multi Activity Week (4 days)
7th – 10th April Multi Activity Week (4 days)
13th – 17th April Cricket Week and Girls Multi Sport (Years 3 to 8)
NB no Early Years or Years 1 and 2 this week
Summer Half Term
26th - 29th May
Multi Activity Week (4 days)
Summer Holidays
13th - 17th July
Cricket Week and Activity Week for Years 1 and 2
20th - 24th July
Tennis Week
All coaches and clubs are running next week
except:
27th - 31st July Multi Activity Week with Adventure add-on
3rd – 7th August Multi Activity Week with Adventure add-on
Monday: Basketball (due to internal match),
Years 3 to 8 Football (due to swimming gala)
10th – 14th August Cricket Week, Girls Multi Sports (both Years 3 to 8)
and Activity Week for Years 1 and 2
Thursday: Years 2 to 4 Card Making,
General Knowledge, Advanced French, Open
Swimming (all due to parents’ evening)
17th – 21st August
Multi Activity Week
24th - 28th August
New Sports Xtra Week (details to follow)
Yateley Manor Awards
Autumn Half Term
After School Clubs
Congratulations to the following pupils who
have achieved their Yateley Manor Awards:
Bronze
Harry Foster,
Luke Jones
Xavier Norton-Edwards
19th - 23rd October
Activity Week for Years 1 to 4
26th - 30th October
Multi Activity Week
Christmas Holidays
4th - 7th January 2016
Activity Week for Years 1 to 4 (4 days)
Dates for the Early Years Holiday Care can be found on page 2 of INAMOS
Headmaster’s
Commendations
House Points and Bonuses
RS - Kings of Israel Analysis: Ayush Bose
Bonuses
House Points
Overall
RS - Hospice Design: Harry Young
Fyson
2nd
4th
3rd
English - Poetry Anthology: Amy Hodgkiss,
Oliver Banham
Kingsley
3rd =
1st =
2nd
School
3rd =
3rd
4th
Stanley
1st
1st =
1st
Pre-Prep Awards
15 Star Certificate: Daniel Pearce,
Zoe Tickle
Bonus Point Winner: House Point Winner:
Overall Winner:
10 Star Certificate: Joe Spradbery,
Rufus Harrison
For completing their first number bond card
(2 to 10): Benjie Marshall, Noah Ot,
Reception Stars of the Week
For being a very busy worker all week and
for being a superstar in the swimming pool
especially when swimming on his back:
Stephen Williams
For amazing swimming on her back with
just a float: Emily Goodby
For drawing an amazing story map for the
Owl Babies: Magnus Tyrrell
Stanley
Kingsley/Stanley
Stanley
Early Years Holiday Care Dates for 2015
The dates for the Early Years Holiday Care for children in the Nursery and Reception for
2015 are listed below. The brochure with the booking form will be available to download
from the website by the middle of next week and in printed form in a couple of weeks
Clubs on 30th April
Due to essential staff training there
will be no clubs, late supervision or
late coach for Prep or Pre-Prep children
on the evening of Thursday 30th April
2015.
The Nursery will also be closing early
that day.
All children will need to be collected by
4.30pm at the latest.
Spring Term
3rd – 7th August 16th - 20th February 10th – 14th August Easter Holidays
17th – 21st August
30th March – 2nd April (4 days)
24th - 28th August
7th – 10th April (4 days)
No holiday care 13th - 17th April
Autumn Half Term
Summer Half Term
26th - 29th May (4 days) Summer Holidays
13th – 17th July
19th - 23rd October
26th - 30th October
Christmas Holidays
4th - 7th January 2016 (4 days)
20th - 24th July
27th - 31st July Council Elected Representatives
School Council
Food Committee
Sports Council
Year 3
Sofia Aumonier
Cameron Ward
Ella MacDougall
Leo Ramkissoon
Eden Berdat
David Garlinge
Year 4
Bella Roberts
Peter Savory
Poppy Treacher
Tom Garlinge
Madison Whitcroft
Edward Shoesmith
Year 5
April Ellis
Jasper Burton
Amy Li
Harvey Rice
Danielle Olugbile
Finlay Harriss
Year 6
Simone Barkatullah
Tom Dexter
Amelia Courtney
James Hannaby
Caitlin O’Toole
Matthew Heppner
Year 7
Oliver Howell
Morgan Kitto
Xavier Norton-Edwards
Ben Rowe
Niam Patel
Kai Corbett
William Russell
Year 8
Sam Lalondrelle
Jontie Sebborn
William Smith
Will Calder
Matthew Williams
Toby Davis
Matthew Giles
Izzy Harper
Beer, Wine and Cider
Tasting Evening
The PTA’s Beer, Wine and Cider Taster
Evening will take place on Saturday March
14th at 7.30pm. This is a new event for
the PTA and it promises to be a fantastic
evening.
Full details will be in next week’s INAMOS
but .for now put the date in your diary so
that you don’t miss out!
May Fair - Save the Date
This year’s May Fair will be on Saturday,
16th May. The May Fair is the PTA’s biggest
fundraiser and a great day of fun and
entertainment for adults and children.
Save the date and look out for flyers and
further information shortly.
Happy Birthday to ...
Dev Atara 10
Natalie Dyason 7
Joshua Highett 11
Adi Kazhdan 7
Edward Long 9
Alex Main 7
Joshua O’Donoghue 11
Leon Towell 5
Saturday Open MorningDiary Date
We are holding an Open Morning for
prospective parents on Saturday 14th March
between 10.00am and12.00 noon and are
planning to have a wide range of activities
on show. We would appreciate having a
number of pupils here for the morning.
Most of the Year 7 and 8 pupils will be
needed to help out with tours. Volunteer
pupils from younger age groups will be
taking part in a variety of activities helping
to show all that Yateley Manor has to offer.
This is also an ideal opportunity for those
of you who would like a couple of peaceful
hours on a Saturday morning to have the
children entertained!
Children who have been cast in the Prep
play, Pirates of the The Curry Bean, will
also be needed for the Technical Rehearsal
which is scheduled for that morning.
A letter will been sent home by email in a
couple of weeks but please put the date
in your diary. We look forward to lots of
support from our pupils. Many thanks.
Did You Know....
INAMOS stands for ‘In a Manner of Speaking’.
Did You Also Know.....
You only have a few weeks to polish up on your general knowledge and place your
team entry for our annual PTA Quiz Night. The Quiz takes place 6th February in Fyson
Blum Hall so come along for a fun and social evening. Please refer to attached link.
If you have any unwanted crockery, please hand it to School Reception for the Plate
Smashing Stall for this year’s May Fair!
The PTA Black and White Ball
The PTA’s biennial ball will take place on Saturday 27th June at the beautiful Warbrook
House, Eversley. The ball is always a fabulous night out with a delicious meal, casino and
much more! It is a perfect excuse to dress up for a night out with friends. The poster and
booking form can be found at the end of INAMOS or downloaded here.
Why not make it an even more special evening by staying overnight at Warbrook House
at a fantastic rate. Book soon to ensure that you do not miss out!
Year 4 to Temple Trip
Milk Bottles for Year 2
Thank you to ...
Year 2 would be very grateful for
donations of empty 4 pint milk bottles
with lids. Please ensure that these are
thoroughly washed and dried before
bringing them in to School Reception.
Year 4 will now be visiting Neasden Hindu
Temple on Tuesday 24th February and not
on 10th February as notified in the printed
calendar.
The Everest Family (Poppy 2VN) and
Charlie (Nursery) for their donation of
toys and puzzles for the Nursery..
Six pint containers would also be
acceptable. Thank you.
What Will You Choose for Lunch Next Week?
Available
Daily
Monday
Breakfast: (8.00-8.20am) A choice of: fruit juice, cereal, scrambled eggs,
sausage, bacon, beans, toast & marmalade, tea, coffee or milk. Breakfast
Vouchers may be purchase from Reception in advance in books of 10 at the
price of £2.50 each for full English breakfast and £1.30 each for Continental.
Breakfast may also be paid for in cash on the day for £3.00 and £1.50
respectively. As well as our daily menu, we have an extensive salad bar
with various protein items, composite salads and hot jacket potatoes. Fresh
bread, fresh fruit and yoghurts are always available.
Pork Meatballs in Tomato Sauce
Rice, peas and sweet corn
Cauliflower gratin (v)
Jam Roly Poly and custard
Beef Stew
Tuesday
Crusty bread and carrots
Vegetarian sausages (v)
Cake and custard
Lasagne
Wednesday
Mixed vegetables and garlic bread
Pasta shapes with pesto sauce (v)
Sticky toffee pudding and custard
Roast Chicken
Thursday
Roast potatoes, carrots, broccoli and meat gravy
Vegetarian curry with rice (v)
Rice pudding and jam
Battered Fish
Friday
Potato wedges, peas and beans
Vegetable lasagne (v)
Brownie
Next week’s fixture list
Saturday
9.30am Hall Grove U13 Netball Tournament (meet Miss Callan at Hall Grove at 9.00am)
10.00am Queen Anne’s U10 Netball Tournament (meet Mrs Ellis at Queen Anne’s at 9.30am)
Monday
4.30pm Swimming Gala v Bishopsgate Years 4, 6 & 8 (coach leaves 3.30pm & returns approx 6.15pm)
4.45pm Internal Basketball Years 4 & 5 v Year 6
Wednesday
2.00pm Yateley Manor Netball Tournament U10A & U10B
2.30pm Netball v The Oratory U13A, U13/U12, U11A, U9A, U9B & U9C some matches are back to back Away
(coach leaves 1.20pm & returns 4.45pm - 5.00pm) NB this is a change to the details printed in the calender
2.30pm Rugby v Leighton Park 1st XV Away (coach leaves 1.30pm & returns 5.00pm)
2.30pm Rugby v Dolphin 2nd X Home
2.30pm Rugby v Aldro & Lanesborough U11A Away at Lanesborough, U11B Away at Aldro (both coaches leave
1.20pm. The Lanesborough coach returns at 4.35pm and the Aldro coach at 5.00pm)
2.30pm Rugby v Aldro U10A, U10B & U10C Home
Thursday
2.00pm Hall Grove U9 Netball Tournament (coach leaves 1.00pm & returns 4.30pm)
Friday
2.15pm Rugby v Crosfields U9A & U9B Home
Saturday
South of England Chess Championships
9.00am St George’s, Ascot Netball Tournament
10.0am IAPS U13 National Basketball Tournament, Bradfield College
10.00am Hall Grove U11 Netball Tournament
Sunday
South of England Chess Championships
Sebastian’s Action Trust
John Kelly, a family friend of the Morrisons,
has kindly agreed to run the Reading
Half Marathon as part of the school’s
fundraising for its charity of the year,
Sebastian’s Action Trust.
If you would like to support John in his
fundraising visit his just giving page:
https://www.justgiving.com/JohnKellySAT.
South of England Chess
Championships
A reminder that the South of England
Chess Championships are being held at
Yateley Manor on Saturday 31st January
and Sunday 1st February.
Entry forms can be collected from School
Reception or from Mr Martin direct.
Sponsored Swim
The British Heart Foundation are holding
their annual sponsored swim on Saturday
7th March at the Arena Fitness and Leisure
Centre, Camberley at 5.30pm for U11
and slower swimmers and at 6.30pm for
older and faster swimming. Entrants may
do up to 50 lengths but beginners may
do just one length if they wish. More
information from Nigel Tottman or collect
a sponsorship form from Reception.
Senior School Open Days
King Edward’s, Witley
Co-ed day and boarding
Saturday 7th February,
01428 686735
English Chess Federation National Schools
U19 Zonal
Yateley Manor A 6
Yateley Manor B 0
A comprehensive win for our first team, who played very skilfully throughout.
Yateley Manor A 6
Amery Hill A 0
Another splendid victory, carrying on from the previous result. Excellent play by all
concerned
Yateley Manor B 4
Amery Hill A 2
Not quite so easy for the B team, who will have to tighten up their concentration a little
for the return fixture.
However, one cannot complain about three nice wins.
Congratulations to the teams: Ben Perryman, Tom Adams, Niam Patel, Luke Jones,
Dev Atara, James Newton, Ayush Bose, Xavier Norton Edwards, Jarryd Ramkissoon,
Sunay Patel, Tom Dexter, Joshua Benton, Brandon Tan, Connor Dyason, Amy Li,
Kyle Ramkissoon
Internal Basketball
Year 8 31 Year 7 19
The Year 8s won this battle but the standard of basketball on display was high. With the
IAPS National Championships coming up this game was a trial for selection for the squad.
Many players did well and did their chances no harm at all!
The Year 8 team had a big height advantage, passed and moved the ball quicker and in
the second half pulled away to win by 12. Well played everyone. Top scorers were Wil
Geeves and Luke Jones (6 each) for Year 7 and Lewis Morrison (12) for Year 8.
Year 8: Matthew Giles, Sam Lalondrelle, Reece Lane, Will Banham, Edward Nye,
Emily Treacher, Freddie Francsics, Lewis Morrison. Jontie Sebborn
Year 7: Kai Corbett, Ollie Kirkpatrick, Wil Geeves, George Guy, Ben Day, William
Partridge, Luke Jones, Jarryd Ramkissoon
Girl of the Match
Please note that from next week the girl of the match will be chosed by the team coach
rather than by the team.
Successful Latin Reading Competition
On the afternoon of Thursday 22nd January, ten very excited Yateley Manor children arrived at Guildford High School. They had been
rehearsing for weeks, and were looking forward to performing at last. The Guildford Classical Association Latin and Greek Reading
Competition is a huge competition, with this year over 100 children from a dozen schools competing, and the standard is always very
high.
Our children all performed superbly. First seven Year 6 children (Constance Bole, Frances Fogarty, Lucy Hunt, Olivia James, Alex
Emery, James Hannaby and James Roberts) performed two versions of Auricoma (Goldilocks). The children pronounced their words
accurately and acted brilliantly, but faced strong competition from a group from Notre Dame School. The next two classes were very
large, and the competition was fierce, with entries from a number of top secondary schools. Holly Davies and James Roberts acted a
conversation between two slaves. Grumio, the cook, has schemed to get some money to treat his girlfriend Poppaea, but has lost it in
a fight, while Clemens has been rewarded by his master for his loyalty, and is now about to take Poppaea out. Grumio is not pleased!
Xavier Norton-Edwards and Niam Patel were acting the part of two Roman soldiers, Modestus and Strythio. Modestus is extremely
proud of his bravery and good looks, but too stupid to notice when his friend, Strythio makes fun of him. Strythio tells Modestus of
a local girl, Vilbia, who has fallen for his good looks
and can’t wait to get to know him better. Modestus
pretends to be bored with the attentions of all the
women who fall for him, but is secretly flattered and
can’t wait to meet her. Our competitors in both these
classes were pitting themselves against rather older
entrants from secondary schools, but performed very
well and only just missed out on being in the final.
The children then had a lovely tea, and a long wait
to hear the results of the competition. Our two
groups acting Auricoma (Goldilocks) were placed first
and second, with only one mark between the two
performances.
Thank you to Mrs Kingcombe for accompanying the
children and giving them her moral and practical
support on the afternoon. Thank you, too, to parents
who came to support.
French Cookery
Year 5 and Year 6 were in the cookery room this week during their French lessons baking Madeleines and Sablés in French!
Fleet Cricket Club
Fleet Cricket Club would like to recruit new members, particularly girls and boys in Years 3 and 4, for the forthcoming cricket season
which is starting with pre-season indoor training session son Saturday afternoons. No experience is necessary.
For further details visit http://fleet.play-cricket.com/ or email [email protected].
Triangular Netball v Lambrook and St Neot’s
U13A drew 5 – 5 v Lambrook won 7 – 4 v St Neot’s
Both games were close as the three teams were evenly matched. The girls played really well together as a team and were very
enthusiastic and energetic. This occasionally led to a few crazy passes, but despite those and very cold hands they played some lovely
netball. Well done girls. Izzy Harper and Anna McFall were named girls of the match.
Team: Sophie Allison, Francesca Courtney, Izzy Harper, Anna McFall, Phoebe Moore, Ella Haffey, Emily Treacher
U13B lost 2 – 4 v Lambrook drew 0 – 0 v St Neot’s
The girls’ first match against St Neot’s was very even. We did have more shooting opportunities but were unfortunately unable to
convert. Annabella Thurston and Alice Sullivan played really well keeping the ball flowing down the court and the girls played well
to hang on to the draw; a fair result. Lucy Tickle was named player of the match.
The match against Lambrook was harder as they had a couple of really tall players who made several interceptions. As last week,
when under pressure, the girls dug deep and never gave up. Yasmin Owadally had a great game in defence in both matches and was
named player of the match by Lambrook.
Team: Francesca Oades, Lucy Tickle, Anna Sloan, Alice Sullivan, Annabella Thurston, Yasmin Owadally, Abooh Agyekum,
Sophie Allison
U11A won 13 – 5 v Lambrook won 17 – 0 v St Neot’s
This was a superb performance from the U11As. Against Lambrook, the girls attacked from the start, took an early lead and capitalised
on this, working the ball out from defence well and keeping control of the ball on the centre pass. Anna Thomas was on superb
form with her shooting and scored from everywhere in the circle. A great win and a great team performance. Girl of the match was
Madison Aumonier.
As with the first match the U11A took the game to St Neot’s from the start. They dominated possession and were impenetrable in
defence with Jenna Davis, Amy Hodgkiss and Ela Singh denying St Neot’s any shooting opportunities. Centre plays continued to be
effective and we ran away with the game in the second half. Another great display. Girl of the match was Amelia Courtney.
Team: Anna Thomas, Madison Aumonier, Millie Young, Amelia Courtney, Ela Singh, Amy Hodgkiss, Jenna Davis, Caitlin O’Toole
U11B lost 0 – 1 v Lambrook won 5 – 2 v St Neot’s
The Lambrook match was a very even game as is evident from the scoreline. The ball was end
to end with both defences ensuring that there were few good shooting opportunities. Our
girls played with determination and quickly settled into an effective pattern of play. The only
goal of the match came in the final two minutes. An excellent result girls against a well drilled
side.
The girls took all the positives from their first match and looked strong from the whistle.
Georgia Fraser Steadman and Olivia James took good advantage of their shooting
opportunities and we dominated the mid court with plenty of well-judged interceptions and
good movement of the ball. Katherine Cairney and Moore Kazhdan worked hard in defence
and by half time we were 4 - 0 up. St Neot’s took advantage of a short loss of concentration to
score two goals but, overall, a good team effort with plenty of great individual skills. Girl of the
match was Simone Barkatullah.
Team: Georgia Fraser Steadman, Olivia James, Dibra Thapa Magar, Leah Jennings,
Simone Barkatullah, Constance Bole, Katherine Cairney, Moore Kazhdan
U11C lost 1 - 18
The girls should be congratulated on not giving up during the whole of this match. Lambrook were a strong team but Yateley Manor
gave their all to try and gain repossession of the ball. Well done girls for trying so hard. Players of the match: Maddy Hall and Frances
Fogarty.
Team: Madeleine Eldridge-Head, Jodie Saunders, Katie Hall, Lucy Hunt, Maddy Hall, Frances Fogarty, Holly Davies, Amelia Lees
U10A lost 1 – 7 v Lambrook won 8 – 3 v St Neot’s
The U10A dominated the game against St Neot’s working well together and making superb passes down the court. Our shooters
passed the ball superbly into the circle. St Neot’s, however, found it difficult to get the ball anywhere near their shooting circle thanks
to Skye-Abigail Louw who was outstanding. A great team effort by all. Well done!
The cold definitely hit the girls in their second match and although they fought hard in defence they just couldn’t keep the goal attack
at bay. Amelia Shaw played very well as wing attack, passed some great balls into the shooters and was the coaches’ girl of the match.
Danielle Olugbile was named player for the match for both games.
Team: Mia Blogg, Danielle Olugbile, Amelia Shaw, April Ellis, Sarah Findell, Skye-Abigail Louw, Aimée Howell, Ella Cox
Match reports for U10B and U10C are page 8
Rugby v Lambrook
1st XV lost 5 - 57
Yateley Manor were beaten by a stronger side that played well from start to finish. Our boys started slowly and never really got into the
game. We move forward next week with a game that is a must win to put the season back on track. TM
Team: Freddie Francsics, Ollie Kirkpatrick, William Partridge, Edward Nye, Harry Young, William Smith, Toby Davis, Jontie
Sebborn, George Guy, Kai Corbett, Lewis Morrison, Wil Geeves, Luke Jones, William Banham, William Russell
2nd X won 58 - 26
The seconds played well away at Lambrook this week with another convincing victory. Jonathan Noble led the team well and there
was plenty of excellent running and tackling. Will Calder and Jarryd Ramkissoon scored three tries each and Swapneel Mirani and
Harry Foster scored two tries each. Conversions came from Harry, Ben Day and Sam Lalondrelle. Men of the match were Will and
Jarryd. Well done boys! NM
Team: Jonathan Noble, Ben Perryman, Sam Lalondrelle, Will Calder, Harry Foster, Ben Day, Tom Adams, Swapneel Mirani,
Jarryd Ramkissoon, Xavier Norton-Edwards
U11A lost 14 - 56
The U11A came up against a bigger and well drilled Lambrook side. The game appeared much closer than the scoreline suggested
as both teams played some good rugby. Our tackling and rucking really let us down as we just could not get our hands on the ball.
We ended having only had four periods of possession and scored two tries from that. Well done to Tom Dexter for the tries and
conversions. Lambrook ended up being too strong in the end and ran away with the game. HE
Team: Ross Mackenzie, Tobias Chapman, Wilf Brooks, George Thompson, Hugo van Delsen, Joe Sheldon, Tom Dexter, Sam
Hawes, Joseph Davison-Poltock, Matthew Heppner, Harrison Smith, Oliver Banham
U11B lost 0 - 35
The boys tried hard against a very good team. Max Bremner, James Ross and Benjamin Wells all tackled well but we were outplayed.
KC
Team: Krishal Maru, James Cox, James Hannaby, Joshua Highett, Liam Samut, James Roberts, Max Bremner, Sam Baird,
Benjamin Wells, James Ross, Owen Gauntlett, Alex Yates, Finlay Cherry
U10A drew 5 - 5
The U10A boys maintained their unbeaten record with another gutsy draw. Despite going a try down just before half time, the boys
continued to press forward and this pressure was rewarded just before the final whistle as Charlie Curran finished a good passing
move in the corner. Perhaps the most pleasing thing about the game was the sporting behaviour of the Yateley Manor boys. JH
Team: Harvey Rice, Josh Benton, Jonathan McFall, James Newton, Connor Dyason, Ethan Moss, Ollie Johnson, Finlay Harriss,
Charlie Curran, Edward Webb
U10B lost 10 – 55
The boys finished this match heads high, buzzing with the thrill of a hard game knowing they had done their best! Lambrook were an
extremely well drilled side utilising every opportunity. Yateley Manor were dominant when rucking, but not quite quick enough to use
the ball to their advantage against Lambrook’s pressing back line. A fast paced game ensured everyone was 100% involved and the
team were rewarded just before half time with a try from Callum Brown. Captain Jack Partridge led from the front making good
ground for Yateley Manor including a fantastic run from the half way line to score our second try. Well done team! KJ
Team: Callum Brown, Joseph Simmons, Jack Partridge, Lewis Main, Sam MacRobbie, Peter Washer, Connor Plummer-Colom,
Brandon Tan, Gavin Simpson.
U10C lost 15 – 25
This was a close match with Lambrook scoring a couple of late tries to give them victory. Joe Cooper, Yaseen Subhan and Mateo
Johnson-Rodriguez each scored a try.
Team: Aimery Afful Acheampong, Sam Ballentine, Karan Padda, Alex Charles, Dev Atara, Matty Knowles, Ben Ellerington,
Yaseen Subhan, Mateo Johnson-Rodriguez, Sam Rowe, Joe Cooper
Staff Profile - Emily Rushe
What do you do at Yateley Manor?
I am one of the Year 4 teachers.
What did you do before working here?
I taught Year 1 children in Chandlers Ford.
How long have you been here?
I started this week!
Where in the world do you want to go and see and why?
I would love to go to Iceland to see the northern lights and scuba dive between the tectonic plates.
What is the best advice you have been given?
Don’t miss the sun today by worrying about the rain coming tomorrow.
What is the strangest thing that has happened to you?
Managing to get a paper cut across my eyeball!
Is there anyone who inspires you/is your hero?
My husband. He’s amazingly kind and selfless.
If you had to do a job other than this one, what would it be (regardless of qualification or skills needed)
I would love to own a little café by the sea and bake cakes every day to sell in it.
What is your favourite book?
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. I love the simplicity of that era.
What is your favourite film and why?
P S I love you. I love Ireland and the romance.
What music do you like listening to at the moment?
Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.
Have you met any celebrities?
I haven’t met any, but I once saw Juliet Lewis outside Tiffany’s on Rodeo Drive, L.A.
If you could drive any car, what would it be?
A Range Rover Evoque.
Batman or Superman?
Batman
Custard or Cream?
Custard
Cats or Dogs?
Dogs
Money or Happiness?
Happiness
Netball v Lambrook
U10B V Lambrook lost 3 - 15
Our girls fought hard on this very chilly afternoon. Our shooters scored some great goals when they received the ball and the defence
worked hard to keep the ball from the opposition. Our target for the next match is to get the ball out of our defensive end quicker.
Unlucky girls! Adila Owadally was named player of the match.
Team: Issy Beeson, Chaarvi Sood, Alison Shek, Mimi Ridgwell, Sadie Kitto, Adila Owadally, Caitlin Watthey, Amy Li, Millie
Blackburn
U10C v Lambrook lost 0 - 11
This was a tough game for the U11C team but they showed great determination and enthusiasm throughout. The Lambrook girls
were very quick around the court, something our girls will be working on for their next match. Caitlin Emery was named player of the
match.
Team: Kate Stent, Tara Gill, Caitlin Emery, Nana Agyekum, Ella Pullinger, Ellen Corfield, Maddy Gough, Saida Suleymanova