The Week Issue 365 - Junior King`s School

No. 365
The weekly newsletter for
The Junior King’s School, Canterbury
4 March 2016
Sporting Triumphs &
World Book Day
Congratulations to the U11A Netball
Team who won their pool at the Regional
IAPS Championships and qualified for
the National Championships next week.
Congratulations also to the Boys’ U9A
Hockey team who won the Ashford
Tournament this week.
Junior House have been holding Book
Week this week and for World Book Day
they dressed up as their favourite
character. Can you guess who they are?
From the Headmaster
The Junior House children and staff
look splendid in their imaginative
book character costumes celebrating
World Book Day yesterday and
today’s non-uniform day gave a more
relaxed feel as we approached the
second exeat.
Well done to the U9 Boys’ Hockey
Team who won the Ashford
Tournament and to our U11 Girls who
played superb netball to reach the
National Finals this week.
It has been a big week for the school as
we have been seeing candidates on
interview for the Deputy Heads and
Maths posts.
Our Heads of
Department have also enjoyed being
hosted to dinner at St Augustine’s by
Mr and Mrs Roberts and their
counterparts at senior King’s. I have
some spare tickets for the very exciting
Choral Concert at King’s tomorrow
night and wondered whether any of
our families might be interested. Mass
in Blue by Will Todd takes place in the
Shirley Hall tomorrow evening at
19:30. Any parents who might like to
attend are most welcome as my
guests. Do call Jenny McLeod in the
Music Department at King’s on 01227
595523 if you would like to attend.
Have a great exeat weekend!
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From the Fencing Piste
On Sunday 28th February our under 13
Fencing Team, comprising of Constantin,
Ethan, Felix and Roman, finished
6th at the British Schools’ Teams’
Championships, which took place at
Brunel University.
There were over 175 teams competing
over the weekend, with 15 of the top
schools in the U13 event. This is an
excellent debut performance from the
boys and follows medal winning
performances in the older age groups
from the senior school on Saturday with
a former Junior King’s pupil captaining
the U15 team to a Silver Medal.
The next and last event of the term is the
British Public Schools’ Championships at
Crystal Palace on Tuesday 15th March.
With over 2000 younger fencers
competing over 3 days, this is one of the
biggest youth Fencing events in Europe
and will provide a great opportunity for
some additional experience as we look
towards
the
IAPS
Fencing
Championships in the summer term at
Millfield.
/Jamie Miller
Marathon Runner
Our very own Assistant Tutor, Señor
Castro-Cepas will be running in the
London Marathon this year.
The race is on the 24th April and he will
be raising money for Phab Kids. Phab is
a national charity dedicated to promoting
and encouraging the coming together, on
equal terms, of disabled and nondisabled people to achieve an integrated
and inclusive society.
Congratulations to
Ilinca who entered a 50m Slalom Ski Race
while in Obertauern, Austria during
February half-term. She came 3rd out of
20 with a time of 20.12'(sec).
For more information on this worthwhile
cause please visit their website at
www.phab.org.uk. To donate to Mr
Castro, visit
www.justgiving.co.uk/jfcastrocepas.
Thank you.
Well done Ilinca!
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Space Link-Up
The results of the competition to talk to
British Astronaut Tim Peak whilst he is
on the International Space Station are as
follows.
In 1st place is Sienna with her question
“Do you feel closer to God in Space?”
2nd place goes to Artemiy with “If you
get injured in space what do you do?”
In joint 3rd place are William with “Does
zero gravity affect comfortable living?”
and Phillipa with “When you are asleep
in space do you Dream? And if so are
your dreams different to those you have
normally?”
The link up is looking likely to be one of
the Saturdays near the beginning of the
Summer term. We are also invited to a
radio buildathon on the Friday before
and I am looking for four Upper School
pupils to represent the school – no
experience necessary.
Please let me
know by the end of term.
/ABT
From the Upper School
It is hard to believe we are already half
way through this half term. Life has been
as busy as ever, and we are all grateful
for the breathing space that exeat will
provide. There are still two more packed
weeks to come before the Easter holidays,
and it is vital that all of us (teachers as
well as pupils!) are organised.
Well done to the U13A boys’ hockey
team who reached the semi-finals of the
Dulwich tournament last week, and good
luck to the U13A girls’ hockey team who
will be representing Kent at the Regional
In2Hockey Finals on Wednesday.
Next week there is an Informal Concert
at 6.15 on Tuesday in the Recital Room,
and on Thursday there is an Ensembles
Concert at 6.15 in The Barn; as always, all
are welcome to both of these evenings.
Please put the date of the Upper School
Swimming Gala in your diaries: 1.30pm
on Wednesday 16th March at The King’s
Recreation Centre. We look forward to
seeing as many parents as possible there;
it is always an exciting occasion.
Finally, there are still some passports
required for the ski trip; please send
these in as a matter of urgency on
Monday.
/ASK & ST
From the Middle School
It has been a busy week for everybody
and it really seems to have flown past.
The rehearsals for the Lion King have
started in earnest and the show is really
starting to take shape. All parents, of the
cast, should have received emails about
costume requirements. You will also
have had an email from Miss ScottKilvert about tickets.
I do urge
everybody to try and come and see what
is going to be an amazing and vibrant
show.
It has been another busy week of sport
with some excellent performances. The
Under 11A netballers played at the IAPS
qualifier at Felsted School on Thursday.
It was a very busy and tiring day but the
girls were amazing and performed
exceptionally well. Their final record
was ‘played 12, won 11, lost 1’, finishing
3rd out of the 37 teams at the
tournament. They have qualified for the
National Finals. This was a remarkable
performance, the best ever by an Under
11 netball team at Junior King’s, and Mrs
Pattinson was, justifiably, very proud of
her team. The boys are continuing to
enjoy their hockey and had some
excellent matches at the Sutton Valence
tournament and against Kent College.
On Tuesday, in our assembly, we had the
end of season reports for rugby. All of
the boys’ teams have performed well,
especially the Colts A, who were
unbeaten against local opposition. Now
would be a good time to thank all of the
staff who are involved with sport in the
Middle School for all their time and
energy in helping to run the various
teams.
I do hope that everybody enjoys a restful
weekend.
/IDM & CP
~IMPORTANT~
Please remember that Milner Lane is not exclusively an access
road to the Junior King’s School. It is a public 2-way road
with parked cars and both cyclists and pedestrians also use
the road as access to houses and the Church.
Please ensure that you turn into the road slowly and carefully
and do not cut the corners as it is, increasingly, becoming
extremely dangerous for members of the public who are
having to take action to avoid cars, especially in the mornings.
Please also remember that the speed limit is 5mph on school
grounds at all times.
Many thanks.
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Spanish Exchange
In assembly this morning, the Year 8s who went on the Spanish Exchange, gave the
whole school a presentation about their experiences on the trip.
A highlight of the assembly was when Mr Castro unveiled a special surprise that he
had managed to acquire! One of his friends from Spain works as a physiotherapist
with Real Madrid and had managed to get the players to sign a shirt especially for
Junior King’s! Mr Castro went through all of the names on the shirt; he had even
managed to get Gareth Bale and Ronaldo’s signatures!
¡Qué bien!
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From Junior House
Book week in Junior House has been a
feast of fun! The week began with the
launch of the inter-form reading
challenge and the book plate design
competition. The display board in Junior
House is filling up with evidence of just
how much reading is going on and the
children are really rising to the challenge.
On Tuesday, we held a Book Shop and
continued with activities in class. On
Thursday, the children came to school
dressed as book characters and enjoyed
some ’hot seating’. And then on Friday
the book swap took place. The Book
plate winners were announced and they
are: Pani, Archie, Emmie, Phoebe and
William H. Hot seating awards were
given to Sophia, Enoch, Ben, Jasper S and
Zara.
This week in Junior House assembly
Stars of the Week were awarded to
Sophia, Jasper J, Thomas H and Enoch.
Dylan sang a beautiful song and we
discussed fellowship.
Congratulations to the U9A Hockey team
boys who went to Ashford for a
tournament on Thursday and came home
with the cup! They were outstanding by
all accounts and very worthy winners!
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Congratulations also to William H and
Philippa, who were runners up in the
Tim Peake competition.
We had Science morning on Friday and a
report will feature in the Week next time.
I wish you all a lovely exeat weekend and
remind Year 3 parents that the children
need to be at school by 8.15 on Monday
as we shall be leaving for the British
Museum straight away.
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/LAW
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From the
Music Department
All those taking exams this term should
sign up to play in the Exam Concert on
Tuesday 8th March at 18:15. The sign-up
sheet is in the music school corridor.
Our big concert for the term is the
Ensembles’ Concert on Thursday 10th
March at 18:15 and will take place in the
Barn. Most groups and ensembles will
be involved in some way or another,
including the Orchestra. The following
ensembles are also down to play: Senior
Flute Trio; Brass Ensemble; Year 4 Cello
Ensemble; Djembe Band; Junior Strings;
Middle Strings; Senior Strings; Clarinet
Ensemble; Wind Quintet; Orchestra; Year
6 Band; Year 7 Bands; Year 8 Band.
Tea is booked for 17:30 for those that
wish to stay. ‘Best’ uniform is needed for
all performers.
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If you are free this Saturday please
consider attending the ‘Mass in Blue’
concert at King’s, in the Shirley Hall.
Please see the poster for details.
/TFr
Regional Champions &
National Qualifiers!
The U11A Netball team took part in the
Regional IAPS tournament at Felsted
School. There were 37 teams in 4 pools
and we were in a pool with 9 other
schools. We played 9 matches and won
them all, making us pool winners, with
automatic qualification for National
Finals to be held at Roedean School next
Saturday.
What an incredible
achievement girls; you were absolutely
fantastic!
More details to follow next week.
/CP
From the Pool
On Sunday, five Middle School pupils
took part in the Kent Primary Schools’
Swimming Championships. They all did
extremely well, and all came out with
new personal bests.
Toby swam 50m Breaststroke in a time of
0:52.73 (previous PB 0:56.84) and came
14th out of 27 swimmers. Jessica swam
50m Butterfly in a time of 0:39.73
(previous PB 0:40.89) and came 10th out
of 33 swimmers. Hannah swam 50m
Backstroke in a time of 0:46.59 (previous
PB 0:47.07) and came 22nd out of 38
swimmers. Zoe swam 50m Freestyle in a
time of 0:37.30 (previous PB 0:38.57)and
came 13th out of 37 swimmers. Harriet
swam 50m Breaststroke in a time of
0:54.54 (previous PB 0:58.77) but was
unfortunately disqualified for a one
handed touch at the turn.
Well done to all those involved, and we
look forward to hearing more results in
the future.
Sports Results
Saturday 27th February
Netball
U13A v Kent College
Junior King’s won 14 - 13
Players of the Match: The Whole Team
U13B v Kent College
Junior King’s won
Player of the Match: Shindara Fatoyinbo
U11C v Kent College
Junior King’s won 13 - 6
Boys’ Hockey
1st XI Dulwich Prep Tournament
Junior King’s were Semi-Finalists
Players of the Tournament: The Whole
Team
Wednesday 2nd March
Netball
U13A v Sevenoaks
Sevenoaks won 21 - 11
Player of the Match: Caitlin Hunt
U11D v Sevenoaks
Junior King’s won 9 - 7
Players of the Match: Alexia Chiriac & MJ
Adams
Colts C v Kent College
Junior King’s won 4 - 2
Player of the Match: Kouji Kanai Smith
U13E v Sevenoaks
Sevenoaks won 9 - 4
Player of the Match: Liza Volkova
Thursday 3rd March
U11D v Dover College
Dover College won 9 - 1
Boys’ Hockey
1st XI v Duke of York’s
Junior King’s won 8 - 1
Players of the Match: Angus Macmillan
& Bruce Zhao
2nd XI v Duke of York’s
Junior King’s won 2 - 1
Player of the Match: Hans So
3rd XI v Duke of York’s
Junior King’s won
Boys’ Hockey
U9A v Ashford Prep Tournament
Junior King’s Tournament Winners
Players of the Tournament: The Whole
Team
Friday 4th March
4th XI v Duke of York’s
Junior King’s won
U13B v Sevenoaks
Junior King’s won 23 - 21
Player of the Match: Katya Yurova
Colts A Sutton Valence Tournament
Junior King’s came 3rd in Pool
Player of the Match: Stanley Weir
U11C v Sevenoaks
Sevenoaks won 13 - 7
Player of the Match: Cissy Williamson
Colts B v Kent College
Kent College won
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Netball
U11A IAPS Regional Finals
Junior King’s qualified in 3rd Place for
Nationals
Players of the Tournament: The Whole
Team
Netball
U13A IAPS Regional Finals
Junior King’s were Semi-Finalists
Players of the Tournament: The Whole
Team
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20th February - 28th February
The last two weeks have flown by and the boarders have, as usual, had an incredibly
busy period. The Year 8s’ approach to the mock exams was very impressive. It was
reassuring to see them rise to the challenge and approach them in a positive light. The
results of the mocks will be released next week and will be used as a yardstick for the
Common Entrance examinations in June. Our Year 8 boarders
are entering a critical phase in their academic journey.
The rest of the boarders were extremely accommodating during
the week and ensured that the Year 8s were given plenty of
time and space. We had a celebratory Dominoes Pizza Evening
on the Friday for the Year 8s . A number of boarding staff
helped the boarders demolish 14 extra-large pizzas.
Saturday was the usual mix of sport, watching TV, chilling out
and the eagerly anticipated Movie Night. Sunday was a
slow start with a later than usual breakfast followed by prep
and a lovely lunch.
The afternoon activity was a brand new activity as we
visited ‘Gravity’ in Maidstone. It is a massive trampoline
park. The children (and staff) had a fantastic time with
some of the pupils saying it was the “best activity ever”,
“so much fun”, “tiring” and “cool!” The boarders were a
credit to the school and followed all the safety guidelines.
A special Sunday evening service was held in St Nicholas’
Church where the boarders were joined by the School Choir
and members of the local community. A busy, fun and
eventful weekend resulted in an early night for the children.
The boarding community have thankfully escaped (at this stage) the dramatic effects of
‘The Bug’ that is affecting so many children and staff at school. I was very much
affected by ‘The Bug’ and can tell you that it is extremely unpleasant. Please continue
to remind your children to wash their hands and take the utmost care with their
personal hygiene.
This weekend is an exeat weekend and I hope that the children will enjoy the
opportunity to spend time with friends, family and guardians. Mrs Jerman will be in
touch with you shortly regarding the arrangements for the Easter Holidays. The
whole boarding team would like to wish you all a very happy exeat!!
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U9 Ashford Prep Hockey Tournament
Well, what an afternoon! We travelled to Ashford Prep with our team depleted through sickness and came back winners of the
tournament!
After last week’s super win against St Lawrence, there was a lot of belief in the team. As coach, I knew that there would be some
excellent teams at the tournament and that if we could win half of our games we should feel happy with our performance.
Our first game was against St Ronan’s and scored 3 goals without conceding. The next game was against King’s Rochester and we
managed to do exactly the same, this time scoring two goals without conceding. Our third match was against Ashford and winning
this would mean we should have booked a spot in the semi-finals. It was a tough match but we managed to win 1-0. Our final game
in the pool was against Marlborough House who had also won all their games so far. Unfortunately we lost this match 2-0. This
meant we still qualified for the semi-final where we were to face Kent College.
In the semi-final Kent College played some excellent hockey and moved the ball very well. After 10 minutes there was no score and
the game went to golden goal. For the first few minutes we were under huge pressure, but from a free hit Nathan spotted our
striker Sam in space, hit the ball long and Sam got the all important touch on the ball to score and put us through to the final.
In the final, the situation was very similar. Sutton Valence had looked excellent all afternoon and had not lost a match. After 10
minutes the score was 0-0 and once again we were into a golden goal situation. The boys soaked up lots of pressure and Sutton
Valence shots were blocked or wide. Once again from a free hit, Nathan hit it long and with determination Sam out-muscled the
Sutton Valence defender and managed to tap the ball into the net.
The final whistle blew and the victory was ours: an incredible afternoon and an outstanding result. A huge well done to all the
team, from defenders to goal scorers. A mention must also go to the team members who couldn’t make the tournament due to
sickness, Tom and Ned. They will also receive a winner’s medal.
FINAL RESULT: Winners
PLAYER OF THE MATCH: The Whole Team
Results
Won v St Ronan’s 3-0
Won v King’s Rochester 2-0
Won v Ashford Prep 1-0
Lost v Marlborough House 0-2
Won v Kent College 1-0
Won v Sutton Valence 1-0
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World Book
Day 2016
Students and staff celebrated World Book Day this week. Mr Cox organised the annual book fair, with an
excellent range of titles both classic and contemporary, and many classes had the opportunity to browse these
during their English lessons.
Alongside this, to mark the occasion this year, we have decided to undertake a Readathon. Students in Years 58 have been issued a reading card and a leaflet about this event. Essentially, each student sets themselves a
personal reading challenge, whether it be to read one book or ten, and then gathers sponsors to support them in
this endeavour. The aim is to have completed the reading challenge by the end of the Easter holidays, so that
we can collect sponsorship cards and money in the first week of the summer term.
The Readathon is organised by a national organisation that helps to raise money for a variety of children’s
charities, for example Clic Sargent and Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity. Aside from the benefits
that supporting these wonderful causes will bring, there is an added bonus in that Scholastic Books will also
provide us with tokens worth 20% of the total money that we raise in order to buy more books for the Library.
If that weren’t enough, there is an extra incentive that will appeal to our students’ more competitive streak: the
tutor group that raises the most money will each receive a free book of their choice from the catalogue in the
school bookshop.
Parents can assist by helping their children to find sponsors, keeping them on track with their reading challenge
and helping them to collect the money at the end. Please can all sponsorship money be returned by Friday
22nd April. We will keep track of how much each tutor group raises and announce the winning group in due
course.
I hope that you agree that this an excellent initiative to get behind. Not only will we raise much needed funds
for some worthy causes and help to provide new books for the school, but it will also help to spread the love of
reading, which can only have a positive impact for each and every participant involved.
/RA
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Junior House Book Week
Can you guess who they are?!
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Calendar
Saturday March 5th
Sunday March 6th
No Saturday School
19:00
Boarders return
15:00
15:00
Year 3 visit to The British Museum
Girls’ Hockey: U11A (H) v Sutton Valence
Boys’ Hockey: Colts A & B (A) v Ashford
Monday March 7th
Tuesday March 8th
08:15
15:00
18:15
Wednesday March 9th
James Lynes talk to Year 8 in the Recital Room
Boys’ Hockey: U13A & B (A) v Kent College
Informal Concert for Examination Candidates in the
Recital Room
14:30
14:30
15:00
15:30
18:00
Girls’ Hockey: U13A In2Hockey Regional Finals at
Redbridge
Trinity Music Examinations
PAUSE
Boys’ Hockey: Colts B & C (A) v St Lawrence College
Girls’ Hockey: U11A depart for Regional In2Hockey
Finals in Bedford
Netball: U13B & D (H) v Wellesley House
Netball: U13C & E (A) v St Edmund’s & Northbourne
Park
Boys’ Hockey: U13C & D (H) v Dulwich Prep
Boys’ Hockey: U13E & F (A) v Dulwich Prep
Boys’ Hockey: Colts A (A) v St Lawrence College
Boys’ Hockey: U13A & B (H) v Dulwich Prep
8L Parents Meeting in the Recital Room
10:30
14:00
15:15
18:15
Girls’ Hockey: U11 In2 Hockey Regional Finals at Bedford
Year 1 Trip to the Reform Synagogue in Ramsgate
Little Teds in Little Barn
Boys’ Hockey: U9A & B (A) v Ashford Prep
Boys’ Hockey: U11 House Matches (Round 3)
Ensembles Concert
08:20
15:00
15:15
17:00
18:30
Closing Date for King’s 13+ Academic Scholarship
Examination Entry
Speech & Drama Examinations
Friends of JKS Coffee Morning
Netball: U13 House Matches (Round 3)
Boys’ Hockey: U13 House Matches (A Teams)
Netball: U11A depart for IAPS National Finals at Roedean
Performing Arts Examinations in the Barn
08:30
14:00
14:00
14:15
14:15
Thursday March 10th
Friday March 11th
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Book Week and International
Mother Language Day
We enjoyed our special day combining
Book Week and International Mother
Language Day. So many children wore
clothes to signify the country of their
family’s origin and the language they
speak. Some of us wore international
costume and others were inventive with
the colour of our clothes, representing
our mother country’s flag. In addition,
many of us donated some lovely books in
our mother language to our refurbished
library. They tell traditional stories from
the countries our families are from. We
learned a lot about the languages our
friends speak and the books they read at
home. It has been a real celebration of
the diversity of cultures we share in PrePrep. We will be following up on this
success next term and will let you know
our plans nearer the time. Thank you for
your enthusiasm in embracing this event
so fully.
Parking
Our efforts to improve our parking situation continue! For
parents wishing to make a swift drop off of their child in the
mornings, we suggest you continue to use the front car park.
You may leave your child at the door with the teacher on
duty, who will ensure they go straight to their classroom or
library. However, if you anticipate taking a little longer, you
may find it helpful to know that the third car park at the
other side of the swimming pool often has spaces. From
Monday, the big black gate will be unlocked from 8.00am to
8.30am to make it easier for you to walk to and from PrePrep from the third car park. In addition, dogs will be
permitted on to the Pre-Prep site (but not into the building),
so you can walk them from the car park, through the PrePrep playground, drop your child and continue through,
exiting via the black metal gate. The car park to the rear of
the Pre-Prep remains a whole school staff car park and is
busy filling up from 7.00am until 9.00am. Please avoid
parking there if at all possible. Many thanks.
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British Values
We have been learning about the
importance of British values in Pre-Prep
this term and focusing on the rule of law.
We discovered that rules and laws
govern us at school, at home and when
we are out and about. We discussed the
importance of consequences if those rules
and laws are broken and that we have a
choice: good choices mean good
consequences; poor choices lead to
consequences that we may not like. To
find out more, we interviewed PC Chris
Green, who came to visit us. He told us
about some of the laws in this country
and showed us some of the equipment he
has to carry when he is at work. He said
that police officers want to help people,
but that some other people want to break
the law and they might have to be
arrested and put in prison.
He practised his hand-cuffing skills on
some of us. They were heavy and
uncomfortable and made us think about
how a prisoner might feel. Some of us
tried on PC Green’s hi-viz vest, which
carries his radio, a video camera, his asp,
pepper spray and his hand-cuffs. It was
as heavy as carrying one of us on his
back all day! Thank you PC Green for
telling us so much about your job.
Pre-Prep Notice Board
Tuesday 15th March at 2.15pm – Year 2 Dance and French Spectacular in the Recital Room, Herbert
Music School. Refreshments will be served after the performance in the Pre-Prep hall.
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