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Already chasing fame in America, the pop-punk
group are becoming more and more listened to
throughout Europe. Forming in 2001, they have
created tunes which go from brilliant beats to brutal
breakdowns in the blink of an eye. They have
obviously been influenced by the hardcore genre but
they have kept the happy go lucky characteristic of a
generic pop-punk band such as Blink 182 or the All
American Rejects. A perfect example of this is
“Heroes Get Remembered, Legends Never Die”. Not
for the faint hearted.
Since they formed in 2001, they have released two
ear-splitting EP’s, signed with I Surrender Records
and have played on the Warped Tour which sailed
throughout the whole of the States during the
summer. The five piece band from Worcester,
Massachusetts have toured with bands such as Bring
Me the Horizon, Hellogoodbye and Mayday Parade;
soon to be adding NeverShoutNever and the
memorable Sum 41 to that list.
FYS are well known for their explosive live
performances. Each set they play includes gang
choruses, synchronized clapping and insane mosh
pits. If you happen to be caught in a mosh pit during
one of the unruly breakdowns, may God help you.
After the storm of moshers have returned to sanity,
expect the whole crowd to be on their feet jumping
in time with the pop guitars. But do not be
complacent, alike schizophrenia, the breakdowns will
soon be back again to let hell loose and rip the floor
up.
NOT TO BE MISSED.
For fans of: New Found Glory, Set Your Goals,
Fall Out Boy.
Listen to: So Hot You Can Sweat On It
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the venue chosen for the release night for
Kaleidophone’s new EP “Mr Palava” and it was introduced to Maidstone
with a bang! With the big wooden doors opening at 8pm the crowd
began to get restless when the clock struck 8:30 but it only added to the
anticipation and the enjoyment that was delivered by the bands and also
offered the mixed-aged audience the opportunity to have a chat with
the night’s entertainers.
Openers Aquitaine Progression performed to a mellow crowd and
offered a taste of something new, with the classic guitar, singer and bass
player combo but mixed with a bongo and dreadlocks creating a
Mumford and Sons-esque vibe of folky goodness.
Tin Robot Records had the pleasure to introduce (and show off) the
freshest of new talent in Silver Foxes. The crowd gathered around the
tiny stage and gasped at the skill portrayed by every aspect of the band.
All five members seemed to be excelling in their given instrument and
the most surprising statistic yet, “the singer is only 14!” I was told and
the youth of the band never showed.
The Kings of the night, Kaleidophone, then consumed the stage and
the atmosphere at once, soaking it up like a band that had played gigs in
stadiums, not just bars up and down the country; and with the recent
success of having being played on national radio who can blame their
smugness. Hoping to continue the success of their first EP “Fat Cats”
the strong set choice didn’t fail to impress, including the lonely acoustic
“Water Ice” which was a good move, as it provided a well needed break
for the audience after spending the previous three minutes bellowing
the brainwashing “Get off, get off, get off your/motorbike!”
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We scoop an interview with Heart 103.1FM
radio presenter Claire Lawson, who graces
the airwaves over the weekend and helped
out at our charity fashion show back in May.
Autumn fashion hits Fremlin Walk with warm
woolens, tweed and tartan all making
a comeback.
News from both academies is bumper this issue
as so much has been happening, plus
we get a peak inside the new building at NLL
Academy which is amazing and unlike any school
building in Maidstone.
We’ve also got some beauty and health news,
wicked websites to visit, reviews, what’s on and
a fab competition for students to enter.
Ozone is now a bi-monthly e-publication which
you will receive via your school email inbox
and if you’d like to write for the mag, drop
me a line.
Moira
WICKED
WEBSITES!
We pick five of the top
teen websites for 2010.
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Foxes in concert
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and everyone's buzzing
Funky
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fashion
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health
11 Teen
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10 DJspillsClaire
Lawson
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Just4girlz - A great site just4girlz.
Online shopping, competitions and
much more...
www.just4girlz.co.uk
Piczo - Create your own website within
minutes and share it with your friends!
www.piczo.com
Teen Today - Teentoday.co.uk - site for
teens and kids by teens and kids
www.teentoday.co.uk
Global Gang - News, games, gossip and
fun from around the world
www.globalgang.org.uk
MTV - Making music and meeting the stars.
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South Africa trip
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with A Level results
Groups of eager pupils gathered in the sixth form area at Cornwallis
to find out their A Level results.
Head of Academy, David Simons said: "This year Cornwallis
Academy celebrated the fact that a quarter of all grades were A,
which signals another outstanding year of A Level exam results. 65%
of grades were A- C, with 99% being A-E. We are delighted that so
many students gained the higher grades and will now secure places
at university."
The Sixth Form, which is joint
with New Line Learning
Cornwallis received national media
Academy, is going from strength
coverage when MTV News filmed
to strength offering more than
students opening their A Level results.
80 courses across the two sites
The bulletin went out for two days
from September 2010.
on MTV UK to catch student's
reactions and to promote the
UCAS results helpline.
MTV News Coverage
Open Day success!
More than 500 families attended the Cornwallis Open Day on
Tuesday 21 September.
The Head Boy and Head Girl, alongside Academy Head David
Simons and Executive Principal Dr Chris Gerry, conducted a number
of presentations within the plaza before parents and Year 6 children
were taken on guided tours.
WORLD CHALLENGE
TO SOUTH AFRICA
RECORD RESULTS
AT CORNWALLIS
ACADEMY
It has been another outstanding year for GCSE results at
Cornwallis Academy. Students eager to collect their results piled
into the sixth form area from 10am to open their envelopes and
discover what grades they had achieved.
This year 92% of students gained 5 or more A*- C grades which
is an increase of over 10% from last year and 55% achieved A*- C
including English and Maths. More students gained higher grades
and the points score increased significantly
Head of Academy, David Simons said: "We are delighted that so
many students were so successful and look forward to welcoming
them back into our sixth form."
The academy is particularly proud of Harry Doust in
Year 8 who achieved a B in an Ancient History
short-course, which he studied for in his
lunch breaks.
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Cornwallis Academy currently has
two specialist subjects, Technology
and Science. We now have the
opportunity to refresh the
specialism and are proposing to
change from Technology to Languages.
If approved it will mean an expansion of
the range of languages available to students
and will ensure that all students take a language at
Key Stage 4. It would make Cornwallis Academy one of the only nonselective Language colleges in the South East and will allow our students
to develop a range of linguistic opportunities.
Should you have any other questions please address them
to:[email protected]
A view from the top of
the Batoka Gorge, which
forms the border between
Zambia and Zimbabwe
Inside a bushman’s hut
TEACHERS’
1 0 0 KM
CHALLENGE
On 25 September, teachers Geoff Flower and Paul
Sheehan attempted the Afan Monster which
entails a 100km cycle ride across the Welsh
mountains.
The intrepid duo took on the challenge in order
to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Anyone wishing to donate can do so by
accessing their Just Giving Fundraising pages:
www. justgiving.com/Geoff-Flower
www. justgiving.com/Paul-SheehanAFAN-MONSTER
You can read more about this in the next
edition of Ozone.
PENSIONERS ENJOY SUMMER TEA PARTY
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On Thursday 22 July elderly residents from the local area were treated to a
summer tea party at Cornwallis Academy.
The 28 pensioners, who live in sheltered accommodation provided by Golding
Homes, enjoyed a buffet lunch, music and games and were looked after by Cornwallis
students during the course of the event.
Sarah Leipnik, from the Golding Homes Community Development Team, said: "Peter
who organises a lot of outings for the group extended his thanks to Cornwallis Academy
for organising the event and to Golding Homes who assisted and invited the group. He
thought the students were excellent and had put a lot of effort into making the afternoon
a memorable one. He can't wait for the next outing with the Cornwallis students."
The summer tea party was one of many intergenerational events between Golding
Homes and New Line Learning Academies, which incorporates Cornwallis
Academy in Linton and New Line Learning Academy in Loose. Many more events
are being planned for the forthcoming year.
Performing Art students
at Cornwallis will be
showcasing their
production of High
School Musical at The
Exchange, Maidstone
from 10 – 12 November.
Cake sale
for Macmillan
Staff at Cornwallis Academy held a cake sale on Friday 24
September in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support and its World's
Biggest Coffee Morning.
Find out how much was raised in the next edition of Ozone.
A group of students and teachers spent a month in Zambia and Botswana in
South Africa over the summer on a World Challenge expedition.
During their stay the intrepid explorers trekked across the Southern Kalahari
Desert, learnt how to build outdoor shelters while camping, experienced safari
adventures and helped build a house for a village teacher.
Teacher, Rob Wilson, who went on the trip said: “One day we organised a
mini sports day with children from a local school in Nsongwe village. The event
involved things like balloon relays and an egg and spoon race. Afterwards we
handed over gifts of polo shirts and equipment to the school. It gave us all great
pleasure to see the smiles on the children’s faces when they received their gifts
and when they played with balloons and bubbles. It brought home to us all just
how privileged and lucky we all are to have our luxuries.”
This is the sixth time Cornwallis has sent students on a World Challenge
expedition. Countries visited so far have included Kyrgyzstan, Venezuela, Brazil,
Mongolia and South Africa.
• World Challenge provides educational expeditions in the developing world
which teach life skills and expand minds outside the classroom. The bespoke
one to six week expedition itineraries foster team and leadership skills.
Jam in the Park music
festival rocks
Crowds of young people and families streamed in Brenchley
Gardens, Maidstone, on Saturday 7 August to hear bands and solo
acoustic artists ‘rock out’ at the Jam in the Park music festival.
Ten acts from Kent, hand-picked by sixth form students from
Cornwallis Academy, performed 30 minute sets from midday until
6pm to the delight of event supporters.
Those that took to the stage were: Hands Shaped Like Hearts;
The Antics; Fred Clark; Stacey and the Freeloaders; White Bone
Rattle; Dethrone Exodus; As Worlds Collide; Audio Karma; Silver
Foxes and Kaleidophone.
Communications Manager from Cornwallis Academy, Moira
Mitchell, who helped co-ordinate the festival, said: “All of the acts
were brilliant and many of them performed with real energy and
got the crowds going. Thankfully the weather held out for us too and everyone
attending seemed to really enjoy the music and the atmosphere in the park.”
Jam in the Park is a free annual Maidstone Town Centre Management initiative
organised with the help of sixth form students from Cornwallis Academy. KMFM
radio presenter Benedict Smith also lent a hand announcing acts onto the stage.
Town Centre Manager, Bill Moss, added: “This was another excellent afternoon of
free entertainment, for Maidstone. Students from Cornwallis Academy accepted the
challenge from Town Centre Management to find the best youth bands on the local
scene and delivered a lively, fun-packed concert that proved a hit with everybody
who attended. My thanks and congratulations to them for a job well done”
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The doors to the brand
new 21st century building at
New Line Learning Academy
opened to all students for the first time on Monday 6
September 2010.
The state-of-the-art school, which took 82 weeks to build
and cost £26m, now offers outstanding hi-tech facilities for NLL
students to use.
These will include: · 10 learning plazas · Hi-tech specialist
rooms · 6 court sports hall · Multi-use games area · Performing arts
theatre · Amphitheatre · Music studio · Art studios · Swipe card
lockers for each student · Food court and café using cashless catering
Deputy Executive Principal, Gigi Luscombe, said: "We are absolutely
delighted with the new building that Carillion has delivered to such a high
specification. We couldn't have achieved such a monumental project without
the help of our sponsors and Kent County Council and to them we are
extremely thankful.”
Operations Director for Carillion, Allen Westgate, added: "We have had to deal
with an unusual amount of research and development in order to ensure that the
innovation demanded by the academy was achieved and have thoroughly enjoyed
working with KCC and the academy to deliver this concept project.”
A number of community tours will be running
throughout the autumn term. These
can be booked through
[email protected]
MICROSOFT
PICKS
KAYLEIGH
FOR
EDUCATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY TRAINING
Kayleigh Kent, a Business Studies teacher at New Line Learning
Academy, was one of only 15 teachers in the UK who took part in a
two-day summer camp at Microsoft UK Headquarters where she was
trained in the use of the company's most current educational
technology.
At the summer camp, Kayleigh learnt how to use Microsoft's free
software to create teaching and learning resources for the classroom.
She also had time to design, create and evaluate the resources,
collaborate with others and was given access to Microsoft's technology
experts.
On completion of the course, Kayleigh was awarded Microsoft
Innovative Teacher status and now joins a select group of educators as
part of the Partners in Learning Network that have opportunities to
contribute to the work Microsoft Partners in Learning are currently
undertaking in education in the UK.
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Academy's delight
as results double
Excited students gathered in one of New Line Learning
Academy's state-of-the-art plazas to eagerly collect their
GCSE results on the morning of Thursday 24 August.
The Academy celebrated the following outstanding
success:
• 5+ A*- C including English and Maths shot to 38%,
from 19% last year • 5+ A*- C rose from 53% to 71%
• 3+ A*-A grades rose from 3% to 12%
Head of Academy, Guy Hewett commented: "These
results represent our third year of significant
improvement since becoming an Academy. We are
delighted, and very proud of our students."
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Staff at NLL Academy held a coffee
morning on Saturday 25 September from 9.30am 11.30am in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support and its World's Biggest
Coffee Morning and raised more than £400.
As well as raising funds for this fantastic cause, visitors were given a
tour of the brand new 21st century building.
For more information about the fantastic work Macmillan do and
this national event please visit: http://coffee.macmillan.org.uk/
Home.aspx
Date for diary
The next Focus Day takes place on Friday 8 October and will
see students engaging in a variety of fun activities.
Head of
Chinese at NLL
wins national
award!
The Head of Chinese and Modern Foreign
Languages at New Line Learning Academy,
Annabel Parker, has been presented with an
award for excellence in Chinese teaching
and learning by the Specialist Schools and
Academies Trust (SSAT).
Annabel scooped her Subject Leadership
Award at the SSAT's ninth annual China
Conference which took place at The Royal
Society and The British Museum in London
at the beginning of July.
The Subject Leadership Award seeks to
award those who have made a significant
contribution over a period of time in
leading Chinese teaching and learning in their school and have established
high standards of pupil performance. Those obtaining this award have
displayed outstanding management skills and are excellent at promoting the
subject in school and the local area.
Head Teacher of New Line Learning Academy, Guy Hewett, said: "It is
difficult to express just how proud I am to have Annabel as a subject leader,
even more so because in addition to all these achievements, she is a
wonderfully positive, cheerful and caring person who is rightly adored by
both students and adults."
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Next year’s fashion show is to take
place at NLL Academy on Monday 9
May 2011. All money raised will go to
the Mayor of Maidstone’s three
charities: Heart of Kent Hospice,
Maidstone Young Carers’ Project and
Leonard Cheshire Homes Sobell
Lodge.
If you are interested in modelling
at the show, please email
Communications Manager
moira.mitchell@
newlinelearning.com
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NLL Academy has a new catering team
led by Head Chef, Martin Basden
Martin is pictured here in the photo
with his colleagues who are: Donna
Head; Donna Norwood; Nicky Vaughan;
Sharon Powell (6th form coffee shop);
Donna Congdon; Nadine Fairbank.
The new dining area now
accommodates 130 people and is well
supervised at break times and lunchtime.
A full English breakfast is served each day
and costs just £1.60. from 7.30am –
8.30am. Alternatively diners can opt for a
bacon roll, feel good breakfast (consisting
of fruit juice, yoghurt and fruit salad) or
croissants.
Centre opens in
memory of Nicole
The official opening of the new Barnes Centre at NLL
Academy took place with the County Town's Mayor, Cllr Eric
Hotson, cutting the ribbon for the occasion.
The centre is a specialist unit for young people with
physical disabilities and those who are visually impaired and
was named after former student Nicole Barnes who died in
September 2008 aged 13.
Find out more about the centre and see pictures in the
next edition of Ozone.
START WRITING
FOR THE VIBE
Written, designed and edited entirely
by teenagers from schools around
Maidstone The Vibe magazine ensures
young people are kept up-to-date with
what's happening locally and in the wider
community.
This free colour magazine's packed full
of celebrity interviews, reviews, places to
go, advice, careers information and
competitions and can be picked up in
secondary schools, downloaded from their
websites or found in a number of youth
venues across the borough.
If you’re interested in joining The Vibe
team email
[email protected]
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Fashion
Next 'Men's
Hightop trainers'
- £20
HOF 'Purple
studded beret' £45
Next 'Squirrel
Jumper' - £30
Next 'Ear
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Next 'Check
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Next 'Check
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Autumn has arrived at Fremlin Walk and the new season is all
about chunky textures, warm woolens and bold ‘check’ patterns.
Tweed and tartan inspired prints are a key look for H&M,
Topshop, Next and Miss Selfridge. Work them into your style with
a coat, jacket or vintage style shorts teamed with opaque tights
and boots. Grab House of Fraser’s great ‘check’ back pack for a
practical way of staying in fashion.
Next 'Chunky
Longline
Cardigan' - £70
Next 'Chain
trim bag' £32
Next 'Bow
T-Shirt' - £18
Miss Selfridge
'Felix Sueded
boot' - £85
HOF 'Mens Grey
checked rucksack'
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Jane Norman
'Noodle Scarf'
- £10
For more
information go to
www.fremlinwalk.co.uk
or follow us on Twitter
@Fremlin Walk.
Next 'Men's
messenger
bag' - £32
Miss Selfridge
cardigan £39
Miss Selfridge
'Evo 70's boot' £75
HOF 'Men's
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What is your favourite TV programme?
I am a complete telly addict!! My current top three
shows are.....Desperate Housewives, House and
Dexter!!
Fun, happy, loving, caring and a little bit
dizzy sometimes.
What do you like most about
Maidstone?
What is the naughtiest thing you did at
school?
Acne, Blemishes & Blackheads
Glam Lip
Gloss Trio £3
Acne, blemishes and blackheads create big
problems for teens. Oily skin is prone to all of these so you
have to be extra careful about cleaning your face. Wash
your face twice or three times a day with an antiseptic soap
whenever possible to ensure your face is super clean. You
can use an astringent lotion to
control over oilness.
Teen girls should apply light make-up as
putting too much on can make the skin’s
pores clog up. Whatever skin type you
have, make sure you remove all your
make-up before going to bed. You can use
a cleansing milk or wipes and then
moisturize afterwards.
Glam Make-up
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Glam Smokey
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Complete Make
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A sensible diet includes fruit, vegetables, salad, dairy
products, whole grain cereals, bread and lean meats.
Always keep nutrition in your mind, eat regularly and
balanced portions. Drink plenty of water, at least 8-10
glasses a day, to eliminate toxins from the body and
retain the moisture level in your skin.
Jennifer Aniston. I want her body!
What are your hobbies?
New York. I could live there. I love the buzz and
atmosphere, and most importantly, the shopping!!
I love skiing. I try to go every year.
I was taught by the Army up in
Scotland and trained as an
instructor. I also love films and
most of all eating out in lovely
restaurants..... although not
at the moment as I am on
Weight Watchers!!
Are you a stay at home girl or a stay
out all night girl?
A bit of both. I love a night in wearing my PJs
watching a good film with a cup of tea and cake,
but I also love to party! With a two-year-old
my night outs aren't as regular now, so when I
do go out, I go for it until the small hours!!
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Pot washing in the Ikea canteen. The
pots I had to wash up were as big as
me! I lasted two days.
Claire and
daughter Gracie.
A wedding is
on the cards
to fiance Mark
in April 2011
Claire Lawson is the voice of weekends at Heart. You can listen to
Claire live from 8am-12noon on 103.1FM or at www.heart.co.uk/kent
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Where’s the best place you’ve been
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I have a very varied taste in music.
One minute I could be singing
along to the Dirty Dancing
soundtrack in my car. The next
minute I could have Van Morrison
on, the next
minute Beyonce.
It probably has
something to do
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Fremlin Walk. I love the
shopping.....and the lovely people!
I was at boarding school from 13 to 18 and I was
always in trouble. I was the one who always started
the food fights in the dining hall. I was forever being
sent out of class!!
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The Script are a three-piece Irish pop rock
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Ellie Goulding takes to the road in
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