Woodland Learning Area

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Yateley Manor’s Weekly Newsletter • www.yateleymanor.com
Vol. 32 Issue No. 3 • 19th September 2014
Next Week’s Diary
SUNDAY
5.15am
Year 7 leave for Château de la
Baudonnière
MONDAY
1.30pm
4.35pm
Year 2 Making Waves
Year 8 Parents’ and Tutors’ Tea
Woodland Learning Area
Our Woodland Learning Area has been put to
very good use already this term. Children in
Reception and Year 1 have had great learning
and playing sessions there. The addition, during
the summer holidays, of two new tyre swings
and a climbing rope have further enhanced the
children’s enjoyment of the area.
TUESDAY
4.35pm
Reception
spent an
afternoon
creating
natural
smelly
cocktails;
gathering
pieces of
plants, grass,
flowers,
bark and other natural materials, mixing them
together and noticing how the smell changed as
they added more ingredients. They also played
hunt the wild animal (really small soft toys) before
sitting on the log circle to enjoy animal shaped
Year 3 Parents’ and Tutors’ Tea
FRIDAY
8.45pm
Year 7 Return from Normandy
SATURDAY
2.00pm
Chess Scholarship Day
PTA Pre-Prep Fun Afternoon
After School Clubs
After school clubs and coaches are running
next week except:
Monday: Classics (due to the French trip)
Tuesday: Foundation French (due to the
French trip)
Thursday: Advanced French (due to the
French trip)
Friday: Open Chess (due to chess match)
Wave Goodbye and Log On
If your child is taking part in the Year 7
residential trip to France next week you can
keep abreast of their activities by visiting the
latest news page on our website and our
facebook page which will both be updated
on a daily basis.
Year 7 are reminded to arrive at school on
Sunday ready for a 5.15am departure!
Maintained School Places
Parents wishing to apply for a place in a
maintained secondary school for their
child for September 2015 should note that
online applications can be made from
Monday 15 September 2014. The deadline
for applications is midnight on Friday 31
October 2014.
biscuits and a drink.
Year 1 were reminded of the fire circle rules, hazards and boundaries and tried out
the new tyre swings. They also really enjoyed looking under logs at all the different
minibeasts living there.
Woodland learning is an innovative approach which uses the outdoors as an
inspirational educational environment. Groups explore nature in a hands-on
approach and learning is child-led as opposed to outcome-led. Woodland learning
helps to build confidence, independence and
self-esteem as well as giving the children new
life skills.
Headmaster’s
Commendations
House Points and Bonuses
Bonuses
House Points
Overall
Fyson
3rd
1st =
3rd
Kingsley
2nd
3rd
2nd
Reception Stars of the Week
School
4th
1st =
4th
For amazing observational skills when
discussing ‘same and different’ photographs:
Farah Whiteside, Emily Goodby
Stanley
1st
4th
1st
Butser Recount: Flora Fergie-Woods
Pre-Prep Awards
For completing her first number bond card
(2 to 10): Nanami Fukamachi-Jones
For being such a kind friend when someone
else was feeling upset: Stephen Williams
Bonus Point Winner: Stanley
House Point Winner:
Fyson/School
Harvest Festival
Celebration
Overall Winner:
Stanley
Tickets are still available for the whole
school Harvest Festival to be held on
Friday 17th October at 9.00am in the Fyson
Blum Hall.
If you would like to come and have not
already done so, please complete a slip in
Reception or email penny@yateleymanor.
com by Friday 10th October. Seats will be
allocated on a first come, first served basis
with a maximum of two seats per family.
All donations of fruit, vegetables and store
cupboard items will be very welcome on
the day.
Individual and Sibling
Photographs
Our photographer will be with us on
Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th October to
take children’s individual photographs. If
you would like your children taken in a
sibling group or if you do not want your
children photographed at all, please let
Penny Charles know or email penny@
yateleymanor.com by Friday 26th
September at the latest.
A timetable for the photographs will be
put up in Manor Court nearer the time.
Dietary and Medical
Information
If your child’s dietary or medical
information, such as allergies, have
changed since you last completed a school
medical form, it is very important that you
let us know.
Please pop into Reception and collect a
new form to complete or send an email to
Tanja Weddell at tweddell@yateleymanor.
com.
Children in Years 3 and up have already been working hard to win bonuses and house
points. Bonuses are awarded for effort and as a result of a graded or assessed piece of
work. Two are automatically awarded for an A grade, one for a B. House points may be
earned as a reward for commendable acts which are not academically focused. House
points may also be lost through misdemeanours.
Each week one house wins the Bonuses Trophy and one wins the House Points Trophy.
The house winning overall each week is allowed into lunch first the following week.
Choosing Your Child’s Next School
The Choosing Your Next School talk will be held on Thursday 9th October at 7.00pm in
the Johnson and Bronte classrooms. Rob Williams will be speaking and giving advice
on how to choose your child’s next school. He will also answer questions from the floor.
The meeting will last approximately an hour. The evening is aimed particularly at parents
with children in Years 4 and 5, but is open to anyone. Parents in the past have found this
meeting very useful as they begin to consider options for education after Yateley Manor.
Choosing Your Next School Talk
I/we would like to attend the Choosing Your Next School Talk on Thursday 9th October
at 7.00pm.
Names of those attending: ___________________________________________
Child’s name:
___________________________________________
Reading Workshop for Parents of Years 3 & 4
The Reading Workshop for parents of children in Years 3 and 4 will take place on
Tuesday 30th September at 4.35pm. Angela Culkin, Head of Years 3 and 4, will be talking
about how to support your child with reading at home and how to improve their
comprehension skills.
The meeting is expected to last approximately 45 minutes and will be held in the Drama
Studio.
Reading Workshop for Parents of Children in Years 3 and 4
I/we would like to attend the Reading Workshop on Tuesday 30th September at 4.35pm.
Names of those attending: ___________________________________________
___________________________________________
Child’s name:
___________________________________________
Congratulations to ...
William Moore (3NMM) whose animal
made from vegetables won first prize in
the age 8 to 12 section of the Yateley and
District Gardening Society’s Produce Show.
Lily Moore (RJV) whose animal made
from vegetables won first prize in the age
7 and under section of the Yateley and
District Gardening Society’s Produce Show.
Reece Lane (8NTM) who has won the
North Hampshire Cricket League U13
Leading Bowler award for 2014.
Harry Young (8SEW) who received Fleet
Cricket Club’s Young Player of the Year
Award and was also awarded his colours
for scoring 30 runs in one game
Benjamin Wells (6SJC) who achieved his
ASA Stage 10 Swimming Award.
Lochran Rowan (4SS) who was placed
first in Basingstoke Club’s U9 boys
Championships having competed in three
events, 75m, 600m and long jump.
Congratulations Tanja
Congratulations to our Registrar, Tanja
Weddell, who passed the AMDIS
Certificate in Admissions Management
with distinction. Well done Tanja!
Music Exam Success
Congratulations to Lenny Berdat (4RA)
who took his Rock School Debut Guitar
Exam during the summer term and passed
with Merit.
Theo Attale, who left us at the end of last
year also passed the Rock School Debut
Guitar Exam with Merit.
Did You Know ......
There is little over a week until the Pre-Prep Fun Afternoon. This PTA organised event
takes place on 27th September, between 2.00pm and 4.00pm in Fyson Blum Hall. There
will be activities and fun for the little ones and tea and coffee for the grown ups. This is a
great opportunity for parents to meet each other, catch up on news and also meet their
children's playmates. This event is free of charge.
Did You Also Know.....
The Christmas Fayre will take place 30th November, from 2.00pm to 4.00pm in Fyson
Blum Hall. We have already sold a number of stalls and plans are well under way for our
festive event. Look out for further information on the PTA Noticeboards.
Pre-Prep Phonics Workshop
The Pre-Prep staff will be holding a meeting on Tuesday 7th October for parents of
Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 children to explain how phonics is taught in Pre-Prep. The
meeting will start at 4.35pm and will be held in the Drama Studio.
The meeting is expected to last approximately 45 minutes
Pre-Prep Phonics Workshop for Parents of Children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2
I/we would like to attend the Phonics Workshop on Tuesday 7th October at 4.35pm.
Names of those attending: ___________________________________________
___________________________________________
Child’s name:
What Will You Choose for Lunch Next Week?
Available
Daily
Monday
Pork Sausages
Fruit salad
Tuesday
Roast Beef
Quorn roast (v)
Roast potatoes, mixed vegetables and Yorkshire puddings
Fruit crumble and custard
Happy Birthday to ...
Sam Cooper 11
Amelia Courtney 11
Umreeta Gill 6
Eleni Malandrinos 7
Alex Nash 4
Jonathan Noble 12
Noah Ot 7
Harry Paterson 4
Jarryd Ramkissoon 12
Cameron Ward 8
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.
Sweet potato and lentil curry (v)
Mash, rice, peas and sweetcorn
Chicken Pox
We have several cases of chicken pox in
Pre-Prep. If your child has not already had
it please be vigilant for spots and don’t
hesitate to contact Matron for information.
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Pasta Bolognaise
Wednesday
Tomato and chilli sauce (v)
Pasta shapes, cucumber and cheese
Gingerbread biscuits or yoghurt
Chicken Fajitas
Thursday
Vegetarian fajitas (v)
Vegetable and cheese
Apple pie and cream
Pizza Day
Friday
with various toppings (v)
Tiramisu
Next week’s fixture list
Farleigh U10 Netball Tournament (coach leaves 1.00pm & returns 6.00pm)
Netball v Farleigh U10B, U9A & U9B Home
Hockey v Farleigh U13A, U11A, U11B & U11C Away (coach leaves 1.25pm & returns 5.00pm)
Football v Farleigh U13A (v Farleigh 2nd XI), U11A, U11B, U10A, U10B, U10C & U10D Home,
U13B (v Farleigh 4th XI), U11C, U11D, U9A, U9B, U9C & U9D Away (coach leaves 1.20pm & returns 5.15pm)
Wednesday
2.00pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
Friday
4.20pm Chess v Waverley School Away (coach leaves 4.20pm & returns 5.45pm)
Saturday
9.00am Holme Grange U11 6-a-side Football Tournament
10.00am Bishopsgate U9 Netball Tournament U9A & U9B (meet Mrs Ellis at Bishopsgate at 10.00am)
Chess Scholarship Day
No Dogs at Farleigh
Charterhouse U13 Football Tournament
Boys’ Gum Shields
The senior squad played very well in the Charterhouse 6-a-side Tournament considering
how early in the season this competition is. The boys won their group and their last 16
knock-out stage match without conceding a goal. In the quarter finals, however, we
were simply outclassed by Feltonfleet and lost to them 0 -1. All eight squad members
gave 100% all afternoon and the spirit and commitment of the team was great to see.
Please note that, like us, Farleigh School
has a no dogs policy and are therefore
unable to have our four-legged friends in
their grounds.
You are reminded that the gum shield
fitting for boys in Years 3 and above will
take place on Friday 10th October.
Order forms, with cheque attached,
should be handed in to Reception as soon
as possible.
Saturday Morning Cricket
There are a couple of spaces still available
to join the Saturday Morning Cricket
Academy which runs between 9.30am
and 11.00am. Contact Tristan Morris in the
Sports Department if you are interested.
01252 405508.
Girls’ Gum Shields
Would all girls who received their new
gum shields this week please check the
bag to make sure that they were not also
given someone else’s by mistake. If you
have an extra please let Miss Callan know.
Cookery Helper Needed
Eileen Wall is looking for a parent who
would be able to help her in the cookery
room on Wednesday afternoons between
3.00pm and 4.00pm. This would not be
suitable for parents who like to watch
their children play in sports matches on
Wednesday afternoons.
If you are able to help please email Eileen
on [email protected] or leave a
message for her in Reception. Please note
that all volunteers need either to have a
Yateley Manor CRB which is less than three
years old, or to apply for a DBS (disclosure
and baring service) check through the
school.
Group Final 16 Quarter Final
won v Lambrook
drew v Cumnor House
won v Ripley Court won v Duke of Kent
lost v Feltonfleet
1–0
0–0
2–0
3–0
0–1
Squad: Lewis Morrison, Jontie Sebborn, Toby Davis, Ben Scott, Kai Corbett, Ollie
Kirkpatrick, Wil Geeves, George Guy
Pete’s International Summer
Pete Daines returned from the U16 European
Basketball Championships held in Macedonia this
summer with a Bronze medal. The England U16
team he manages became only the second team, in
any age group, in English basketball history to win a
medal at a European Championships.
Preparations for the championships were intense.
The squad trained together every weekend
throughout June and July including two weekends
utilising the Yateley Manor facilities. The team hosted
Holland
and Sweden and travelled to Hungary,
Croatia and Slovakia for warm-up matches.
During the summer the team beat some
powerful basketball nations including Croatia,
Hungary, Slovakia, Estonia, Romania, Slovenia
and the Czech Republic on their way to the
semi-final.
Pete has also now been appointed as
Head of the English Delegation to the FIBA
international appeals committee. He feels he
learnt a great deal during the summer not
just about international basketball but also
tournament strategy, coaching techniques,
psychology and administration which he will
be able to incorporate into his teaching.
Staff Profile - Sarah Sables
What do you do at Yateley Manor?
I am a Year 4 Teacher.
What did you do before working here?
I have been a mum with my children at home.
How long have you been here?
I started three weeks ago.
Where in the world do you want to go and see and why?
I would love to go to Montana in America to see the ‘big skies’ state.
What is the best advice you have been given?
To believe in myself.
Is there anyone who inspires you/is your hero?
My mum.
If you had to do a job other than this one, what would it be (regardless of qualification or skills needed)
I would like to upholster furniture.
What is your favourite book and why?
Artemis Fowl, I’m a big kid really
What is your favourite film and why?
It’s a Wonderful Life because it reaffirms your place in the world.
What music do you like listening to?
Whatever my children are playing!
Have you met any celebrities?
The Cbeebies presenters
If you could drive any car, what would it be?
Anything that gets from A to B.
Batman or Superman?
Neither, Wolverine!
Custard or Cream?
Cream
Cats or Dogs?
Dogs
Money or Happiness?
Happiness
Football Team of the Week
U11A v Dolphin won 5 – 1
This was a fantastic start to the season with the boys
playing some excellent passing football. At half time
Yateley Manor led 2 – 0 although the play was fairly
even.
The second half saw Yateley Manor’s superior finishing
resulting in another three goals with Sam Hawes
claiming a hat-trick. Dolphin managed a consolation
goal. A very strong start to the season boys, well done.
The goals were scored by Sam Hawes (3) and Joe
Sheldon (2). TM
Team: Harrison Smith, Tobias Chapman, Joseph
Davison-Poltock, Tom Dexter, Sam Hawes, Max
Bremner, Joe Sheldon
Thank you to . .........
The Thomson Family (Fergus 3GR) for
their donation of books and toys for the
Nursery.
Twitter and Facebook
Don’t forget to keep up-to-date by
following us on Twitter and on Facebook.
Follow the links which are at the bottom
of the home page of the School website
www.yateleymanor.com.
Senior School Open Day
The Marist Senior School
Girls day school
Thursday 25th September 4.00pm
Wednesday 1st October 9.15am
Telephone: 01344 624291
St Swithun’s, Winchester
Girls’ day and boarding school
Friday 26th September 1.45pm
Telephone: 01962 835700
Pangbourne College
Co-ed day and boarding school
Saturday 27th September, 9.00am
Telephone: 0118 9767415
Farnborough Hill
Girls’ day school
Friday 3rd October, 1.30pm
Telephone: 01252 529811
Luckley House School
Co-ed day and boarding school
Saturday 18th October
Telephone: 0118 978 4175
Meeting Matt
Charlie Ellis (3AC) was lucky enough to
meet Southampton legend Matt Le Tissier
at the opening of Frogmore’s new 4G
astro pitches.
Wellington College Hockey Tournaments
Under 11A
We had six games to play in our group and having won one, lost two and drew three
we finished fourth in the group. The girls worked really hard as a team and settled very
quickly into playing in different positions. Madison Aumonier, Amy Hodgkiss and
Anna Thomas were our goal scorers. Jenna Davis was our player of the tournament for
showing true determination and skill. Well done girls. JC
Team: Georgia Fraser Steadman, Jenna Davis, Simone Barkatullah, Amy Hodgkiss,
Amelia Courtney, Madison Aumonier, Ela Singh, Caitlin O’Toole, Anna Thomas
Under 10A
With two groups in the round robin stage of the tournament the girls played four
matches. Despite the pitches being larger than they are used to, they settled well into
the games. The girls narrowly lost their opening match 0 - 1 against Lambrook and
worked hard to keep the score to 0 - 2 against Highfield. They had a fantastic 2 - 1 win in
their third match against Downsend with Danielle Olugbile scoring both goals before
losing 0 - 4 to the eventual finalists Thomas's, Clapham. In the playoffs we were narrowly
beaten by Holme Grange. The girls pulled together well as a team and demonstrated
some excellent defence particularly from Aimée Howell, Tara Gill and Sarah Findell.
There was also plenty of good attacking play from Danielle Olugbile, April Ellis, Ella
Cox and Skye-Abigail Louw all well supported by Sadie Kitto in midfield. The girls
improved with each game and have many positives to take forward. Well done girls.
Sarah Findell was named player of the tournament. SC
Team: Sarah Findell, Tara Gill, Aimée Howell, Danielle Olugbile, Sadie Kitto, April
Ellis, Ella Cox, Skye-Abigail Louw
Girls’ Hockey Matches
1st VII v Edgeborough won 13 - 1
The senior girls had another great game this week. The fast pace of the astro pitch
suited them well and the team were 8 - 0 up by half time. In the second half, even with
the team playing out of position, Yateley Manor continued to dominate the match
scoring another five goals although Edgeborough did manage a consolation goal.
Francesca Courtney scored six goals and was named player of the match. Izzy Harper
also scored six and Anna McFall sneaked a final goal at the end of the match. A very
impressive game girls. AH
Team: Sophie Allison, Ella Haffey, Emily Treacher, Izzy Harper, Anna McFall, Phoebe
Moore, Francesca Courtney
2nd VII v Hall Grove lost 0 – 4
The girls did their best against a more confident side. During the first half we struggled
to get the ball into our attacking half but Alice Sullivan, in goal, was outstanding and we
finished the half 0 – 2 down. We pushed forward in the second half and after a few goal
mouth scrambles we were unlucky not to score. Hall Grove scored twice more. Well tried
girls, a good effort. Alice, deservedly was named player of the match. LM
Team: Alice Sullivan, Lucy Tickle, Anna Sloan, Millie Young, Yasmin Owadally,
Abooh Agyekum, Moore Kazhdan, Francesca Oades
U11B v Dolphin lost 1- 2
After a shaky first five minutes when we struggled to keep our shape and gave away an
early goal by being drawn too far up the pitch, we settled down and played some very
good hockey. The Yateley Manor girls worked hard in the middle of the pitch and created
chances to score in the D. On the stroke of half time Maddy Hall converted one of these
by smashing the ball into the goal following an excellent corner from Leah Jennings. We
continued to play this way throughout the second half but unfortunately were caught
by one break from the opposition who scored to finish the game 2 – 1. I t was a positive
start from the B team, well done girls! Maddy Hall was named girl of the match. RE
Team: Katherine Cairney, Lucy Hunt, Dibra Thapa Magar, Leah Jennings, Jodie
Saunders, Olivia James, Constance Bole, Maddy Hall, Issy Tinson
Football Matches
1st XI v Leighton Park won 5 – 2
This was a solid performance from the new look 1st XI. With five team members from Year 7 and six from Year 8 it will take a few
matches for them to really gel. The first half was scrappy but we improved as the game went on and we were winning comfortably. A
penalty decision against us allowed Leighton Park to score a consolation second goal. Our goals came from Jontie Sebborn (2), Kai
Corbett (2) and Wil Geeves. PD
Team: Sam Lalondrelle, Luke Jones, Lewis Morrison, Jontie Sebborn, Oliver Kirkpatrick, George Guy, Kai Corbett, Ben Scott,
Toby Davis, Ayush Bose, Wil Geeves
2nd IX v Leighton Park won 7 - 0
The 2nd IX made a superb start to the season. They soon brushed off the rust of the summer
holidays, scoring five goals in the second half where they dominated the game and began
to move the ball around with confidence and greater speed. Goals were scored by Harry
Foster (2), Will Calder (2), Ed Nye and William Partridge and there was one own goal.
Team: Ben Day, Matthew Williams, Ed Nye, Jarryd Ramkissoon, Harry Young, William
Banham, William Russell, Wil Calder, Matthew Giles, Harry Foster, William Partridge
3rd IX v Leighton Park lost 2 - 3
The 3rd team lost an absorbing contest against Leighton Park. The day’s conditions were
conducive to attacking football and the two sides didn’t disappoint. Yateley Manor took the
lead through a finish of consummate skill by Will Smith. The home side hit back fortuitously
at the end of the half despite the goalkeeping heroics of Jonathan Noble. Yateley Manor
took the lead again after the break as Reece Lane swivelled smartly to hammer the ball into
the top corner. Despite the boys’ best efforts they couldn’t hold on and conceded two late
goals. The effort and commitment showed by all the boys was superb. Well done. JH
Team: Jonathan Noble, Reece Lane, Morgan Kitto, Tom Adams, Ben Rowe, Will Smith,
Swapneel Mirani, Xavier Norton-Edwards, Ben Perryman, Jude Brooker, Oliver Howell
U11B v Dolphin won 3 – 2
This was a good performance by the boys. Matthew Heppner scored a late goal to give us a narrow 3 – 2 victory. Our scorers were
Matthew Heppner (2) and Oliver Banham. KC
Team: Owen Gauntlett, Wilf Brooks, James Ross, Sam Baird, Alex Emery, Matthew Heppner, Oliver Banham
U11C v Dolphin won 2 – 1
Another really good performance and great victory for the U11C team. Our goals came from Alex Yates and Joshua Highett. KC
Team: Finlay Cherry, Joshua Highett, Benjamin Wells, Hugo van Delsen, Christian Denny, Ewan Johns, Alex Yates
U11D v Dolphin won 5 - 0
An excellent start to the season with the team attacking from the first whistle. Kyle Ramkissoon scored two goals and James
Roberts got a hat-trick. James Hannaby in goal was rarely stretched, but rose to the occasion whenever the ball came his way. Alex
Macdonald was named man of the match for his great defensive challenges and for fighting hard for the ball at every opportunity. NM
Team: James Hannaby, George Thompson, Alex Macdonald, Krishal Maru, Kyle Ramkissoon, James Roberts, James Cox
U11E v Dolphin won 5 - 0
The E team played an excellent first game. Joshua Smyth challenged
Dolphin’s defence and Tom Houghton made some fine runs. Sam Cooper
opened the scoring with a nice assist by Joshua Smyth. In the second half
Joshua scored twice and Tom made a wonderful opportunity from the
half way line scoring an astonishing goal quite worthy of an appearance on
Match of the Day! The final goal was an own goal. Man of the Match was
Joshua Smyth who worked his socks off all game! NM
Team: Liam Samut, Jonathan Randall, Jamie Cole, Sam Cooper, Tom
Houghton, Rupert Parker, Joshua Smyth, Harry Herdman, Joshua
O’Donoghue
U9A v Ludgrove won 5 - 2
Yateley Manor played well, demonstrating great passing throughout.
Thomas Plummer-Colom and Thomas Shephard linked up well and
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Football Matches continued
scored two goals each. Ludgrove played with more confidence in the
second half putting pressure on our goal. Arthur Bole, however, dealt
with it really well making several top draw saves. Alex Padbury,
Lochran Rowan and Edward Shoesmith defended brilliantly and kept
up the rhythm and tempo. Our final goal was an own goal. The boy’s
performance was really pleasing, they ran their socks off, kept going
throughout and took their chances clinically and convincingly. Well done
boys. DC
Team: Arthur Bole, Lochran Rowan, Edward Shoesmith, Alex
Padbury, Thomas Shephard, Thomas Plummer-Colom
U9B v Ludgrove lost 1 - 3
A disappointing result despite an excellent consolidation goal from
captain Tom Garlinge and good defending from Lenny Berdat. The
team fought bravely but were, today, outclassed by a superior Ludgrove
side. LA
Team: Sam Fussey, Joshua Chapman, Lenny Berdat, Elliott Ganley,
Edward Houghton, Tom Garlinge
U9C v Ludgrove lost 2 - 3
The U9C worked hard during this match and played well together as a team. Our goals were scored by Harry Saunders and Edward
Long but the boys could not quite find an equaliser. A really good effort boys and plenty to build on for the season.
Team: Matthew Pygott, Jay Jay Kiddle, Edward Long, Harry Saunders, Sunay Patel, Harvey Myles
U9D v Ludgrove 0 - 0 draw.
This was a very close match in which neither team were quite able to find the back of the net. The boys all worked really hard and
never gave up. Great effort boys.
Team: Peter Savory, Michael Stent, Stanley Beeson, Nayan Serpant, Finlay Martin, Harrison Sivakumaran, Joe Seth, Jarosan
Gobiranjan, Samuel Forester
Wednesday Afternoon Options
On Wednesday afternoons, lessons stop for children in Years 3 to 8 and they are able to choose from a large variety of options.
Many girls and boys are involved in matches but for those who are not this is the chance to try something new. There are options to
capture everyone’s interest; artistic children can choose from art attack, cartoon club or loom bands and the modellers can be found
creating Tudor houses. Other options include horse riding, quiz club, smart club, Scrabble,
strategy board games, journalism academy and take your pick.
Loom bands is a new option which started this
term for children in Years 5 to 8. It is run by
Antonia Robinson and the children have been
making a range of items from a pencil case to a
very long string of bands, pictured here.
Years 3 and 4 have their own options programme
with activities which are all tailored to encourage
children to develop a learning skill. This year these
include drama and music, loom band making to
improve with hand/eye coordination, stitching,
construction in which they work towards a
specific design brief, art skills, thinking games to
help with visual and spacial perception, puppet
making, Italian, cookery and chess.
Options is a great opportunity for the children to
have a relaxing and fun afternoon while learning
a new skill.