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Yateley Manor’s Weekly Newsletter • www.yateleymanor.com
Next Week’s Diary
MONDAY
9.00am
5.00pm
Year 1 Parents invited to lunch
this week
Reception Open Morning for
current Nursery parents and
prospective Pre-Prep parents
Year 7 Parent/Pupil Counsels.
WEDNESDAY
11.30am
Prep Food Committee Meeting
THURSDAY
8.30am
1.30pm
5.00pm
Pre-Prep Food Committee
Meeting
Prep Council Meeting
Year 4 Parents’ Evening
FRIDAY
2.00pm
Guildford Classical Association
Latin Reading Competition at
Guildford High School
After School Clubs
All coaches and clubs are running next week
except:
Monday: Masterchef, Foundation French
(due to Parents’ Evening)
Tuesday: Chess Masterclass (due to match
against Winchester College)
Wednesday: Masterchef
Thursday: Year 4 Spell It Challenge (due to
parents’ evening) , Years 3 to 5 Cricket (due
to basketball match)
Support for Paul
Paul Hemmings, our Director of Music, is
such a great supporter of CLIC Sargent that
he is willing to go over the top of a 60ft high
building.
On Sunday 5th February Paul will be
abseiling down the side of Southampton
General Hopsital in aid of the charity and
would be very grateful for sponsorship.
CLIC Sargent supports children and young
people with cancer and leukaemia.
If you are able to help support
Paul in his endeavour please go to
http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/
PAULHEMMINGS1
Vol. 29 Issue No. 15 • 20th January 2012
Sports Carousel
To celebrate the year of the London Olympics, the Sports Department are introducing
an innovative three week sports carousel programme for all the children in Year 5 to
8. For three Wednesday afternoons after half term, the children will be offered the
chance to try a sport that is both new and challenging.
The Sports Department have selected a wide range of activities some of which will
take place at Yateley Manor and others will be held at other local venues. Activities
inlcude judo, archery, water polo, mountain biking, golf, orienteering, squash and
fitness, boys’ hockey, and girls’ touch rugby..
We hope that this will be an exciting and popular venture which will widen the
children’s sporting education. Who knows, perhaps the carousel will spark an interest,
which will become a passion and maybe develop a future Olympian!
Welcome to ....
Callum Coxhead who has joined the Nursery this week. We hope that he enjoys his
time at Yateley Manor.
M.Tech - Project Hip Hop
We have just
received the
results of last
term’s M.Tech
project called
‘Project Hip
Hop’. The
aim of Project
Hip Hop was
to learn all
about what
is involved
in putting
together
a Hip Hop
song. The
children were busy creating catchy tunes and beats, whilst utilising their lyrical skills
in writing and recording their own raps. The project gave them the opportunity to
develop their understanding of rhythm and melody in creating their own unique
instrumental parts and to explore timbre by using a powerful sound module. They
further familiarised themselves with the keyboard, discovering new techniques, as
well as learning how to record with a microphone.
M:tech have selected the winning track from the term and we are pleased to
announce that Joe Bowman and Reuben Overton have been awarded ‘Track of the
Term’.
This term we are excited about the launch of ‘Project Soundscape’ which will involve
the children choosing from four different ‘worlds’ and creating their own ‘Soundscape’
by using music and sound effects, choosing from Space, Deep Sea, Urban City or
Jungle!
Headmaster’s
Commendations
House Points and Bonuses
Bonuses
House Points
Overall
Fyson
3rd
2nd
3rd
Kingsley
1st
3rd
1st
School
4th
1st
4th
Stanley
2nd
4th
2nd
DT - Spitfire Cams Toy: Joel Brooker
Pre-Prep Awards
10 Star Certificate: Ollie Johnson,
Louis Newman, Samuel Forester,
Stanley Beeson, Zahra Hussain,
Griffen Human, Gavin Simpson,
Ben Russell
Reception Stars of the Week
For knowing her addition doubles up to ten
plus ten: Eesha Kaur
For writing a really good sentence in letters
and sounds: Oliver Heeley
Supper Club
This term’s Supper Club list has now been
issued. If you did not receive your copy
please contact Mary Lee on 0118 973
1980.
Senior School Open Days
Farnborough Hill
Girls’ Day School
Friday 3rd February, 1.30pm
01252 529811
Godolphin School, Salisbury
Girls’ Day and Boarding
Friday 3rd February, 9.30am
Friday 8th May, 9.30am
01722 430509
St Swithun’s School, Winchester
Girls Day and Boarding
Wednesday 8th February, 1.45pm
Friday 9th March, 1.45pm
Telephone: 01962 835700
Bonus Point Winner: House Point Winner:
Overall Winner:
Kingsley
School
Kingsley
Year 1 Make Sandwiches
Year 1 were learning how to write instructions in Literacy. They each followed a set of
verbal instructions to make a jam sandwich all by themselves and then they wrote their
own set of instructions for someone else to use. All the children enjoyed making (and
eating) their sandwiches and they wrote some really clear instructions at the end of the
week. The children particularly enjoyed using ‘bossy words’ to begin each instruction! Mia
Ingram was awarded a Headmaster’s Commendation for her very detailed instructions:
How to make a jam sandwich
You will need:
Bread
Butter
Jam
Knife
Plate
What to do:
1Wash your hands carefully under the sink
with soap.
2Spread the butter with a shiny knife and
don’t make a hole in the bread.
3Spread the red jam across the bread
with a knife and don’t make a hole in the
bread.
4 Pick up the other bread and pat it with your hand.
5 Cut the bread and cut it in half in a rectangle or a triangle
Council Elected Representatives
School Council
Food Committee
Sports Council
Year 3
Amiya Rana
Joseph O’Connor
Frances Fogarty
Sam Cooper
Constance Bole
Joseph Davison-Poltock
Year 4
Hannah Butcher
Thomas Ball
Anna Ball
Morgan Kitto
Jessie Sheffield
George Guy
Year 5
Sylvia Gobiranjan
Matthew Giles
Emily Treacher
Lewis Boniface
Katie Newell
Oliver Newton
Year 6
Catherine Lee
Callum Gamble-Smith
Alex Thomas
Richard Spencer
Eleanor Mooney
Daniel Ingram
Year 7
Kate Treacher
Michael Atkinson
Lucy Webb
Josh Stokes
Elysia Geeves
Joe Tucker
Year 8
Maisie Hargreaves
Chris Searle
Kate Peden
Harry Fogarty
Emily Good
Seb Francis
Congratulations to ...
Did You Know....
Georgia Fraser Steadman (3NAM) who
received a Distinction in her first LAMDA
exam.
In 1996, the school underwent some major redevelopment, which was to result in Manor
Court. It was officially opened in June 1997 by artist & TV personality, Tony Hart.
Yateley Manor Prayer Group
The PTA have recently purchased an iPod and Docking Station for Pre-Prep Music of
the Week activities and assemblies. We loved their 'Thank You' card.
We are a group of parents who pray for
our families and school, including the
children, teachers and support staff and
for the wider community. We meet on
Tuesday afternoons at 3.45 in the meeting
room opposite the school shop and would
love to have more parents join us, either
regularly or occasionally.
If there is anyone or anything you would
like us to pray for please leave a note in
reception marked “Prayer Group”..
Happy Birthday
Joe Bowman 11
Jayden Cox 11
Joshua Highett 8
Harvey Roper 9
Ela Singh 8
Thank you to ...
The Waddington Family (Seb 8DC and
Ollie 6CD) for their donation of hot beads
for the Hot Beads Club.
The Williams Family (Matthew 5PAH) for
their donation of books and puzzles for
the Nursery.
Did You Also Know.....
The PTA-organised Bicester Village Shopping Trip is a new event, scheduled for 22nd
March. Bicester Village is a luxury outlet mall with approximately 130 boutique style
stores. Whether you want to browse or buy, Mulberry, Paul Smith, Agent Provocateur,
Desigual and Yves Saint Laurent (to name a few) are waiting for you! Treat yourselves,
family and friends to a fabulous day out and lunch and one of the many restaurants or
coffee shops. The coach leaves from school at 9am, returning at 4pm. Please express
your interest so we can ascertain numbers via [email protected] .
Don’t forget to book your place on the very popular Quiz Night which will take place on
Friday 3rd February. This event is open to parents, staff and friends. Either enter your
own team of 6 or let us place you in a team. Food is included in the £10 entrance fee
(per person) and there will be a cash bar. Come and compete for the Yateley Manor Quiz
Trophy! Collect an entry form from school reception or download one form here.
Social Netball Club
The first meeting of the social netball club run by Becky Ellis and Vicky Taylor was a great
success. The club which is open to female staff, parents and friends runs on Wednesdays
between 7.00 and 8.00pm in the Fyson Blum Hall. Come along and join in the fun. For
more information email Becky Ellis on [email protected] .
What Will You Choose for Lunch?
Available Daily
Dolls House
Alison Beavan would be very grateful
to receive donations of a dolls’ house,
furniture or people.
If you have any you no longer need, please
speak to Alison or leave a message for her
in school reception.
Monday
Twitter
Tuesday
Don’t forget that Yateley Manor is now on
Twitter!
This is a fantastic way for us to keep
parents up-to-date without the need for
you to check the website..
Follow us @YateleyManorSch. Either
Google Twitter Yateley Manor or follow
the link at the bottom of the home page
of the school website.
South of England Chess
Championships
The South of England Chess
Championships are being held at Yateley
Manor on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th
January. Entry forms can be found outside
the library and in School Reception.
Breakfast: (8.00-8.20am) A choice of: fruit juice, cereal, scrambled eggs,
sausage, bacon, beans, toast & marmalade, tea, coffee or milk. All for only
£2.20. Continental breakfast is £1.10. Vouchers are also available in books
of 10. 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.
Lamb Hotpot, baked with Sliced Potatoes and Cheese,
Potato, leek and and cheese pie with puff pastry (v)
fresh carrots and peas
Peach, ginger and marmalade sponge with custard
Saute Chicken Fajitas
marinated with chilli, paprika,coriander, garlic and fresh lime
Vegetarian Fajitas (v)
steamed long grain rice, flour tortillas, mixed salad, grated cheese,
tomato salsa, natural yoghurt
Vanilla ice cream or hot custard
Wednesday
Spiced Beef Lasagne
Roasted red peppers, chilli, garlic, cumin and cinnamon
Margherita pizza (v)
fresh dough, fresh tomato pizza sauce, grated cheese and mozzarella
crispy potato wedges, sweetcorn and peas
Vanilla rice pudding and strawberry jam
Thursday
Freshly Made Chicken Kiev
crispy breadcrumb and garlic butter
Pasta and vegetable cheese bake (v)
Chipped potato, carrots and cauliflower
Apple and cinnamon pie, suet pastry and hot custard
Friday
Oven Baked Haddock Fillet. Lemon Wedges, Tartar sauce
Quorn sausage casserole (v)
Cajun roast potatoes, mashed swede and parsnips, spaghetti hoops
Peaches and custard
Next week’s fixture list
Saturday
Junior 4NCL Chess Weekend
9.45am Queen Anne’s U11 Netball Tournament (meet at 9.10am at Queen Anne’s).
Sunday
Junior 4NCL Chess Weekend
Tuesday
3.45pm Netball v The Abbey U11A & U11B Away (coach leaves 2.50pm & returns 5.15pm)
5.00pm Chess v Winchester College Away (coach leaves 4.20pm & returns 7.15pm)
Wednesday
2.30pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
3.30pm
Thursday
2.00pm The Oratory School Cross-Country Meeting U13 & U11 (coach leaves 1.00pm & returns 5.00pm)
4.30pm Basketball v St Neot’s U13 Home
Saturday
South of England Chess Championships
11.00am IAPS National Basketball Championships at Wellington College U13 & U12 (meet Mr Daines at Wellington
College at 10.45am)
Sunday
South of England Chess Championships
Netball v Dolphin U13A & U13B Home
Hockey v St Neot’s U11A, U10A, U10B & U10C Away (coach leaves 1.55pm & returns 4.30pm)
Rugby v Bearwood 1st XV Away (coach leaves 1.40pm & returns 5.00pm)
Internal Rugby 2nd XV v U11A, U11B v U10A, U10B v U9A, U10C v U9B
Netball v The Abbey U9A, U9B, U9C & U9D High Five Away (coach leaves 2.45pm & returns 5.15pm)
Apology
Apologies to Harry Young who scored a
try in the U10B’s win against Hoe Bridge
last week but whose name was omitted
from the match report. Well done Harry.
Can you help?
Heather Spencer, mother of Richard
(6SH) is travelling during half term, with
a group of other volunteers, to a remote
village in the Gambia to support a charity
run by the Kaira Konko Fellowship, a
charity headed by Lord Lieutenant
of Hampshire, Mary Fagan, JP. More
information about the charity can be
found at http://www.kairakonko.com
During their stay the group will, amongst
other things, be setting up a library in the
local village school, organising a ‘listening
story club’ and creating an orchard. DHL
have agreed to send two shipments to the
Gambia, free of charge the first of which
will be leaving the UK next week. To help
them with their projects the charity would
be very grateful for donations of :
• Reading spectacles
• Children’s story CDs or cassettes/audio
books
• Sportswear and football boots/trainers
If you are able to help please drop the
items into school reception. Thank you.
New Fixture
The U13 and U11 cross-country teams
will be taking part in The Oratory School’s
Cross-Country Meeting on Thursday 26th
January returning to school at 5.00pm.
Year 4 Rugby v Hall Grove
U9A won 15 - 0
This was a tight game with both teams demonstrating good defence. Yateley Manor’s
finishing was the difference between the two teams.
Tries: Kai Corbett (2), Quinn Matthews
Team: Oliver Kirkpatrick, Jack Muncaster, William Partridge, Kai Corbett, Quinn
Matthews, George Guy, Stephen Moss, Oscar Smith, Liam Briscoe
U9B won 25 - 10
Tries: Tom Hennah, Aman Ashfaque, Harvey Roper, Thomas Ball, Louis Foster
Team: Hayden Gamble-Smith, Harvey Roper, Thomas Ball, Tom Hennah, Louis
Foster, Daniel Murray, Aman Ashfaque, Wil Geeves, Edward Lutterloch
U9C won 40 - 25
Tries: James Thompson (4), Jonathan Noble (2), Sam Roberts, Samuel White
Team: James Thompson, Sam Roberts, Jonathan Noble, Samuel White, Tom Adams,
Jude Brooker, Haripriyam Gupta, Ben Day, Jarryd Ramkissoon, Theo Attale
Hockey v The Abbey
U11A lost 3 - 0
With no floodlights we were literally playing in the dark. We took 10 girls so played two
games of 5-a-side. Unfortunately one of The Abbey girls had no shinpads and so had
to play in goal. This was a disadvantage for our girls as she was superb. Yateley Manor
battled hard to get a goal and gave 110%. Isabella Bretherton and Chloe Wells were
rightly named players of the match. Unlucky girls. JC
Team: Elena Barkatullah, Isabella Bretherton, Chloe Wells, Lottie Washer, Eleanor
Mooney
U11B won 5 - 1
A really well played game. There were lots of accurate passes and solid defensive work
from the girls which allowed them to push forwards. Catherine Lee made the most
of her opportunities and scored a fantastic hat-trick with some superb striking of the
ball. Deena Shawkat also found herself on the score sheet with a wonderfully worked
individual goal where she went around three players, dribbled the ball into the circle and
hit a clean strike into the goal. The other goal came from Libby Dyke with another well
hit ball. Well played girls. Catherine Lee was named player of the match. RE
Team: Deena Shawkat, Philippa Varcoe, Samantha Perryman, Catherine Lee,
Libby Dyke
Hockey v Farleigh
U10A lost 0 - 1
Despite a very muddy pitch, our girls quickly settled into the match and certainly looked the stronger side in the first half. We had the
majority of the possession, giving Farleigh only a couple of chances to get into the “D” due to great tackling by Sophie Gibson and
Ella Haffey, good support from Lily Hayes and some great kicking from Katie Newell in goal. Sarina Bremner and Abi Heppner
made some good runs down the wing supported by Sophie Gibson and Issy Harper. We had two chances to score but some good
defence from Farleigh prevented us. Possession was more evenly balanced in the second half and although we had a few chances,
somehow couldn’t get the vital shot over the goal line. Farleigh kept the pressure up and in the last few minutes scored the only goal
of the match. A close game, with everyone working hard. Unlucky girls! Sophie Gibson was named player of the match. SC
Team: Katie Newell, Lily Hayes, Ella Haffey, Sophie Gibson, Issy Harper, Sarina Bremner, Abi Heppner
U10B lost 1 - 3
This was a very exciting game. Although Farleigh won, the match was very evenly played. Lucy Newell scored a cracker and Emily
Treacher was a trojan in defence and was named player of the match. Sohini Long, Emily Hall and Lucy Newell were unlucky not to
score a couple of goals each. Well done girls. JC
Team: Purdy Wilson, Phoebe Moore, Emily Treacher, Yasmine Bowman, Sohini Long, Emily Hall, Lucy Newell, Emily Houghton
U9A drew 1 – 1
From the whistle the girls got stuck in. They adapted well to the pitch, and on our second attack Gemma Lane scored an excellent
goal. We had the majority of possesson throughout the match, and although Farleigh were capable of putting us under pressure, they
rarely threatened. With only two minutes to go, the anticipation of a win was building when Farleigh made a rare break and, after an
interminable goal mouth muddle, scored. Farleigh are always a strong side and the girls should feel pleased with their performance. RB
Team: Lucy Tickle, Emma Hopper, Lizzie Roughton, Gemma Lane, Anna Ball, Erin Gauntlett, Millie Pearson, Iona Maciver:
U9B lost 0 - 1
Our girls were so unlucky not come come away with a draw or a win in this game. They worked hard throughout the game. Hannah
Butcher was awesome on the wing, passing the ball upfield to Sophie Allison. Eloise Ridgwell was named player of the match for a
very solid performance in defence. Jessie Sheffield battled hard to keep the ball out of the net. Unfortunately Farleigh moved around
in a pack and managed to squeeze a goals in . Well done and unlucky girls. JC
Team: Jessie Sheffield, Eloise Ridgwell, Serena Lu, Pippa Arris, Sophie Allison, Hannah Butcher, Charlotte Mooney, Rachel
Whiteley
U9C lost 1 - 9
We knew this would be a tough match, and although the girls lost they never gave up and ran their little legs off on a much bigger
pitch than we are used to. We were beaten by a much better team. Anna Sloan worked tirelessly, attacking and then running back to
defend. Rachel Whiteley was quick and supported Anna up front. In defence, Jemma Thompson was steady and did her best to keep
out the onslaught from Farleigh, but they were just too quick. After half time Emily Squibbs made a fantastic run into the circle, passed
to Anna who popped the ball into the goal. Well done girls for your efforts and never giving up. Anna Sloan was named player of the
match. LM
Team: Jemma Thompson, Emily Squibbs, Anna Sloan, Katie Martin, Francesca Oades, Rachel Whiteley
Hockey v Daneshill
U12 lost 4 - 8
The scoreline does not reflect how hard the girls worked and how even the game actually was. Daneshill started quickly and had a
superb centre half who fed the ball to their forwards, and two quick breakaways resulted in goals. We managed to pull two goals back
through Elena Barkatullah to even the score. Danehill continued to press and despite Francesca Johnson and Chloe Day working
hard to keep the ball away from our goal, Daneshill scored three more breakaway goals before half time. We kept battling in the
second half and some fine play from Elysia Geeves gave her a goal and also set Elena up to score again, but we were unable to keep
Daneshill at bay and every time they broke forward they seemed to score. A tough but well-played game from Yateley Manor. Elysia
Geeves was named player of the match. RE
Team: Kate Treacher, Chloe Day, Elysia Geeves, Lucy Webb, Francesca Johnson, Lily Hargreaves, Samantha Perryman, Izzy
Cole, Elena Barkatullah
U11A lost 2 - 3
This was a very close game with the teams well matched in every area of the pitch. The majority of the game took place in midfield
with both teams creating some good scoring opportunities. Daneshill stuck first but the girls rallied hard and a fantastic run into the
circle by Lottie Washer followed by an accurate strike saw us level the game. The second half was like the first, with lots of hard fought
possession but another super strike from Lottie at the top of the circle saw Yateley Manor take the lead. We held on until five minutes
from the end when a goal line scramble allowed Daneshill to equalise, and in the dying seconds of the game they scored again to win
3 – 2. The team played well and didn’t deserve to lose the game, unlucky girls. Elena Barkatullah was named player of the match. RE
Team: Libby Dyke, Deena Shawkat, Catherine Lee, Chloe Wells, Lottie Washer, Eleanor Mooney, Philippa Varcoe, Elena
Barkatullah
Rugby v Hall Grove
1st XV won 26 - 24
This was a very exciting match which could have gone either way. Both teams made silly errors interspersed with some brilliant
moments. In the end a superb conversion by Yateley Manor was the difference between winning and losing. Tries were scored by
George Marchant, Blake Major, Joe Tucker and Seb Francis. George Marchant made three conversions. KC
Team: Charles Maynard, Tom Coates, James Li, Matthew Jones, Alex Groom, George Marchant, Blake Major, Chris Searle, Tom
Kirkpatrick, Harry Yates, Seb Francis, Joe Tucker, Ieuan Martin, Edward Morrison, Seb Waddington
2nd XV lost 5 - 55
Adam Hendries scored our only try in this match in which the boys were outclassed.
Team: Joshua Baxter, Zen Marais, Ben Martin, Will Arris, Josh Stokes, Oliver Blease, Jordan Whiteley, Liam Ross McDonnell,
Kourosh Abbaspour, Adam Hendries, Oliver Lowthian, Jordan Collard
U11A won 35 - 7
Yateley Manor beat Hall Grove in an impressive display of dominance and team work. Yateley Manor came out of the blocks with all
guns blazing, desperate to right the previous weeks game. The whole team worked together to produce an outstanding try from
Matthew Rudd. Alex Thomas then rounded off a flowing move to score in the corner leaving Hall Grove a little shell shocked. Patrick
Ellis added tries to the tally and Harvey Marchent also crashed over. Hall Grove never gave up and tackled to the end. This was an
impressive team display with great flowing rugby enjoyed by the watching crowd. TM
Tries: Patrick Ellis (2), Matthew Rudd, Alex Thomas, Harvey Marchant. Conversions: Matthew Rudd (5)
Team: Callum Gamble-Smith, Louis Sims, Allbert Ismagilov, Harvey Marchant, Patrick Ellis, Alex Ball, Matthew Rudd, Ollie
Waddington, Freddie Guy, Alex Thomas, Jamie Blackburn, Jayden Cox
U11B won 37 - 5
It was a pleasure to watch the boys play such dynamic rugby this week. An all-round great performance with some stand-out efforts
from Luke Allison, Charlie Muir and George Cox. Our tackling and passing was far better than last week, which is reflected in the
score. Not a bad word to be said for our team. MC
Tries: George Page (3), Charlie Muir (3), Daniel Ingram (1). Conversion: Luke Allison (1)
Team: Ben Shaw, Leddy Al-Khalaf, Daniel Ingram, Tom Jeffery, George Page, Charlie Muir, Luke Allison, Tom Sloan, David
Hilditch, Oliver Roper, Priveen Uthayaraj, Luc Vincent, George Saunders
U11C won 45 - 0
An overall brilliant performance by the whole team. Dominic Watson scored four tries in the first half and was also very strong in
defence. Will Lankford was great in the tight play stealing many of the oppositions balls and Sanjay Arulchelvam was the pick of the
backs and scored a super breakaway try. There were a number of very strong performances in this decisive victory. LS
Tries: Dominic Watson (4), Sanjay Arulchelvam, Ollie Sanders, Elliott Jealous, Jonathan Findell, William Adams
Team: Dominic Watson, Will Lankford, Jonathan Findell, Joe Bowman, Will Adams, Elliott Jealous, Sanjay Arulchelvam, Ethan
Cheeseman, Ollie Sanders, Matthew Harries, Reuben Overton, Josh Butcher, Harry Muncaster, Keshin Barathan
U10A won 25 - 10
Hall Grove was the only match that the boys lost as U9s last year, so this was always going to be a tough game. Hall Grove started with
the ball and from the first tackle it was obvious that the boys were determined not to repeat last year’s result. Yateley Manor tackled the
ball carrier and streamed through on Hall Grove, quickly turning the ball over. After that Hall Grove didn’t really see the ball in the first
half. Some great rucking and excellent support play from both forwards and backs meant Yateley Manor were 15 – 0 up at half time.
The second half started well; after a couple of minutes Jontie Sebborn went over but the try was denied. The turnover resulted in
Hall Grove, against the run of play, passing the ball wide and travelling the length of the pitch for their first try. This gave Hall Grove
new confidence but the our boys redoubled their efforts and put in some excellent tackles, producing a very exciting but hard fought
second half. AD
Tries: Lewis Boniface (2), Charlie Warner, Ayush Bose, Jontie Sebborn
Team: Jontie Sebborn, Toby Davis, Oliver Newton, Lewis Boniface, Luke Harriss, Michael Hills, Will Calder, Ayush Bose, Charlie
Warner
U10B won 35 - 10
Again Yateley started in a very strong and dominant mode scoring two quick tries. Hall Grove, however, came back and showed gritty
resistance and fought back. A good performance overall. GB
Tries: Freddie Francsics, Lewis Morrison, Adam Kennedy, Will Shoesmith (4)
Team: Freddie Francsics, Harry Young, Lewis Morrison, William Banham, Reece Lane, Ben Hawes, Adam Kennedy, Will
Shoesmith, Alex Webb
U0C won 40 - 15
This was a great and very well deserved result for the boys. Yateley Manor demonstrated excellent team work and great determinaiton.
Well done boys KC
Tries: George Cox (3), Adam Brown, Alex Cockayne (2), Edward Nye, Boris Kempster
Team: Adam Brown, Henry Bole, Boris Kempster, Sam Lalondrelle, Alex Cockayne, Will Smith, Edward Nye, George Cox, Harry
Foster, Matthew Squirrell, Ben Smith, Marcus Marais
Staff Profile - Jamie Macfarlane
What do you do at Yateley Manor?
I am the Head of History. Some people say it is a thing of the past but I think it’s a great subject! I was also Head of English for a year
and still teach English to Year 5 and 6.
What did you do before working here?
I worked in a Youth and Community project helping young people onto the right tracks.
How long have you been here?
This is my fourth year but when I came to Yateley Manor I was only expecting to work for a term, to cover a medical absence. I
enjoyed working here so much I haven’t left yet!
Where in the world do you want to go and see and why?
I have family in Australia and would love to visit them. I would also love to see a koala bear in the wild.
What is the best advice you have been given?
You always over-estimate what you can acheive in the short term but under-estimate what you can achieve in the long term. So
plan ahead!
What is the strangest thing that has happened to you?
During the Jungle Book at the cinema, someone was actually sick on my head. I thought it was a warm drink at first but it turned
out to be a lot worse. I was only nine at the time but it has had a lasting impression on me and I can never watch Jungle Book in
the same way.
Is there anyone who inspires you/is your hero?
William Wilberforce, the great anti-slavery campaigner because his sheer persistence paid off in the end. When I was given the
chance to rename the History room at Yateley Manor, Wilberforce is the name I chose for this reason.
If you had to do a job other than this one, what would it be (regardless of qualification or skills needed)
Pop star! I play the guitar and sing and have released a CD. Check me out on You Tube here.
What is your favourite book?
It would have to be The Bible. It’s got history, poetry, theology and philosophy rolled into one amazing book. What is your favourite film and why?
P’tang Yang Kipperbang because it is really evocative of teenage emotions and is
not full of ridiculous special effects!
What music do you like listening to?
The Vaccines and a band called The Rend Collective.
Have you met any celebrities?
I met Sting and said ‘Excuse me, are you Sting?’ He answered ‘No I’m Lionel Richie.’
If you could drive any car, what would it be?
I would go for an Aston Martin DB9, obviously the basic version!
Custard or Cream?
I am an ice cream and cream person.
Cats or Dogs?
Dogs
Money or Happiness?
Happiness but money helps things along.
Year 1 Sandwich Photos