spring! - Dulwich Prep, Cranbrook
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spring! - Dulwich Prep, Cranbrook
Issue 13 Dulwich Preparatory School Cranbrook Page 1 SPRING! Miss N’s Interview Interviewing Mr H Recently we interviewed Mr H and got the following responses. Mr H is from a place near Canberra in Australia and although he has been to many schools, he has never taught or helped at a different school before. When asked which bands he liked, he said that he liked Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Linkin Park and Coldplay. He was born in Goulburn, New South Wales. He had a good Christmas despite the weather which was rainy, and he also had 30 people round. We asked him what his least favourite part of this school was and he said it was too muddy! We hope that Mr H enjoys his year at Dulwich; that it becomes less muddy and that he experiences snow! By Jack Price We interviewed Miss N about her time at Dulwich so far and how she was finding it. She decided to come to Dulwich because she knew Miss H from last year; Miss H told her that Dulwich was an amazing school and she should go on a gap year there. Her home is in Sydney, Australia. Her middle name is Anne and her favourite breakfast is cherries. Her favourite subject at school was Music; this was because she has been playing the guitar for eight years and her worst subject was Biology. Miss N travelled from Australia on Singapore Airlines which was a long and tiring flight. She told us it was scary being in England because she was a bit homesick. Her dream job for the future is to be a midwife. She wanted to do a gap year for experience and to practise being away from home for a long time. Her favourite thing about Dulwich is that we are all polite and she loves the good manners. Her favourite colours are navy blue and orange. She has two older sisters and one older brother which makes her the youngest. She has five cats and two dogs back in Australia and misses them all. Her favourite film is ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding’ because it is extremely funny. She told us that Miss Fosbery (a.k.a. Fozzie) has been the most helpful member of staff to her. By Hannah Saint ISSUE 13 Exciting EVENTS! TRIBE MUSIC Dusting the cobwebs from your piano? Singing in the shower PAGE 2 Tribe Music Eco club & Green Committee Hindleap Warren Welcome to Miss.L recently? GOOD, because Tribe Music is coming up and it’s going to be a great one. The Tribes taking part in this event will have a soloist, a duet, many more musicians and a choir. May the best tribe (Oji’s) win win! By Juliette Packard Many of you will have donated to Eco-Club’s ‘Happy Bag’ collection and this year they raised £308 which went to various charities. However, last year they raised £340 and bought various items with this money. For example, in Little Stream they have purchased a bench, and we challenge our readers to see if they can find it. (Here’s a clue: it will have an Eco-Club plaque on it!) Other things the Eco-Club have bought include: a water butt with stand and hose connector, (which will be situated near Manor) a bat nesting box, a robin nesting box, 3 window feeders and a window peanut feeder with a camera attached (which will provide information for the Eco-Club’s wildlife watch). The Eco-Club wish to develop and start using the woodland area between the pond and the far pitches so that it can be used for more class activities. They would love to receive your support to speed up the process and get people on board. The nesting boxes are going to be located there first of all, so perhaps you could look out for those too! If you have any opinions about this matter, especially suggestions as to how you would like to use the woodland area, then Dulwich Detail would love to hear from you. Either email Miss Hayes or leave a note in Room 12 addressed to us and hopefully great things will result! Thank you Eco-Club! Oliver Hutchings (with contributions from Miss Hayes & Mrs Hinves) Hindleap Warren Welcome to Miss L On the 12th February, Year 6 will be leaving to go to Hindleap Warren, where they will be doing fun activities like Problem Solving, Archery, Rock Climbing, Zip Wire, Mining etc. Year 6 will be split up into groups and those members of the groups will sleep in a dorm which has three bunk beds. As they will be getting very muddy, they have to wash their own clothes! The process is … take your muddy clothes to the sinks and soak off all the mud, next you have to put your items of clothing in the drying room and finally, you have to remember to take them out again! Good luck Year 6 and have tons of fun! By Conor Grant Miss. L is one of our gap students that works in Nash House. In this interview she talked about her previous life back in Australia and what she likes to do. We asked if she had ever been to England before and she replied that this was her first time and it is exciting. We also asked when she first considered being a gap here, she said “I wanted to do a gap year since 2012, when my friend did one and then I definitely decided to do one here half way through last year”. For Christmas Day her family and relatives came over and in the afternoon they jumped into the river in her back yard. We hope Miss. L enjoys the remainder of her time at Dulwich. By Juliette Packard Issue 13 Page 3 Check out this page with ‘Jokes for Jokers’! Dulwich Preparatory School Winners of the Issue 12 Dingbats were: Luca Raymond & Victor Thorne. Word search winner: Robert Finn Well done to Annie Wilson, Verity Sharp & Mrs Westcott who all had the correct answers for the word search / dingbats but weren’t pulled out of the hat as winners. There were some sneaky words within the word search to catch you out: Noej, Angei, Crackeers. The bonus answers were: Holy & Rejoice but Miss Hayes also accepted nut, inn and kin which were spotted and seemed relevant to Christmas! Dingbats answers! DPSC Detail Valentine’s Day Jokes Q. What did the octopus say when he proposed? Can I have your hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand in marriage? Q. Why did the husband put his wife in jail? Because she stole his heart. Q. How did the telephone propose to his girlfriend? He gave her a ring! Q: A: Why did the banana go out with the prune? Because it couldn't get a date. Interview with Mr. C Mr. C came from Shore School in Sydney; his best moment so far at Dulwich has been spending time with the U10C rugby when they scored an amazing try. Mr. C has made lots of friends since he has been at Dulwich, he arrived here on the 4th of January 2014. Mr. C’s favourite sport is Rugby and he helps all the year groups but works with Year 5 the most! The only places he has been to in England are London and Kent. He only remembers the names of 15 teachers and his favourite part about Dulwich are the people, who he says are very friendly. By Tatum Du Labh and Emily Davie. Issue 12 Dingbat Answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. TURKEY LEFTOVERS NOEL (NO L) MIXED NUTS MINCE PIE FRANK-IN-SENSE The Dulwich Detail wish you a wonderful Year of the Horse & a very Happy Valentine’s Day! Page 4 Issue 13 Dulwich Preparatory School Robert Frost To enter the competitions you must pay 20p & collect a word search or a dingbats entry-form from Miss Hayes (Room 12). The winning entry for the 2 competitions will be picked from a hat. Please put your name and form on your entry & hand it in to Miss Hayes as soon as possible. If you enter before the 7th February you will receive a sweet! Closing date: Monday 10th February Prizes awarded before Half Term! Detail Newspaper Club Riddle What comes down but never goes up? J A C K A N D T H E B E A N S T A L K T W O S I D E S O F C H R I S T M A S H A I O S L R J K J A U T C K G E P K O S E Z X A T O U I O L Q I H S D U I M T W M A C E H V N L S T B A L A L O E A N E R R H E E W G T E E J D I L T F R A P E W D R T N P L R P R M S S N O G P R W N I O I R A G E E H E Y I A R A R O E U Y L F S R S D B Z A G T P I Z E D T V W T C O T U T E O G R O L S I T U J U I P O O Z M W Y F O T F S O N E C L A C E U D U D A E B D K F T W G P E H R O T W R D O N S S I W A R T H E S E C R E T G A R D E N T T L O R O A L D D A H L Y R O T S E D I S B DINGBATS “In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on” Dulwich The Secret Garden Daisy Pulls it off Peter Pan West Side Story Wizard of Oz Review Home for Christmas Sweeny Todd Jungle Book Jack and the Beanstalk Joseph Grease Two Sides of Christmas Stargazing Alter egos Roald Dahl-The Nasty Bits (split within word search) Bonus 1 Bonus 2 Dingbats only 20p to enter!