July 2013 - St Michaels

St. Michael’s Catholic School
Summer Term Newsletter
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Principal’s News
Newsletter
Date: 23 r d July
2013
As we come to the end of
another busy year I would like to
thank you all for your continued
help and support.
Principal:
Mr R. Simpson
Vice Principal
(Primary):
Dr S. Leonard
Vice Principal
(Secondary):
Ms E. Skinner
Contents
Principal’s
News
1
Upcoming
Events
1
News as
reported in enewsletter
House Summer
Sports &
Sports Day
2-9
10-13
Dates for
the Diary
Upcoming
Events
End of Term
Year 9 & 10
Trip to
Normandy
A2 & AS
Results
GCSE Results
14
We work with all pupils with the
intention of doing our best for
them and encouraging them to
grow and develop in an
environment where the gospel
injunction to ‘love your
neighbour’ is taken seriously and
where service is seen as an
important part of life within this
community.
Once again we anticipate that a
number of significant
improvements will be in place for
your children when they return
after the school summer holidays
as we try to improve the
educational environment within
the school still further.
At this time of year it is always
the case that we have to say
goodbye and thank you to staff
who have made a significant
contribution to the life of the
school and we prepare to
welcome new faces to pick up
the baton for future cohorts of
pupils. I would like to extend my
gratitude to all staff who are
leaving and wish them well in
their new roles. A new staff list
will be available on the school
website in September.
Please note that from September
we will revert to the normal
Autumn/Winter school uniform
in the Secondary Phase. This
means that the polo shirts should
not be worn. Given the hot
weather we have had this year
the polo shirts have been a real
help to keep children cooler than
they otherwise might have been.
Can I also remind you that the
rule on hoodies and inappropriate
school outdoor coats remains
unchanged for September. The
rule on coats is that they should
plain navy or black coats.
I would like to remind parents
that holidays and absences
generally will not be authorised
where a pupils attendance is
below 90%. Please try to stick to
the dates when the school is
closed for planned absences as
attendance is linked closely to
achievement. We will be looking
at new DFE guidance on holidays
and attendance in the near future
and will share this with you in
September when governors have
considered the implications
further.
I pray that you are able to have
an enjoyable and restful summer
and that you return safely to the
school in September from
wherever you are during the
summer holidays.
Best wishes.
Mr R Simpson
Principal
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Ricky Brown Dance Workshop
All the children in the primary
phase had a wonderful day
with Ricky Brown doing his
dance workshops. The routines
that they managed to learn in
the time that they were with
him were quite amazing and
the performances were superb
– we have some real ‘Strictly
Come Dancing’ stars of the
future. Many of the children
said that they wished they
could have done the dancing all
day. The teachers thoroughly
enjoyed it, too, and many
thanks go to Mrs. McDermott
for organising this opportunity
for everyone.
Year 8 Athletics Event, Tuesday
4th June
Isis Hogan came 2nd in the
1500m, Natalia Klejnowska
came 1st in the shotput and 4th
in the 100m and both Kacper
and Milan made it to the 100m
final. A superb effort by all.
Year 11 Geography Field Trip
to Lulworth Cove
On Friday 7th of June, 70 Year
11 Geographers set off for
Dorset to carry out the data
collection for their controlled
assessment. The journey down
was punctuated with some
heavy downpours but we
arrived in Lulworth shortly after
12 o’clock to glorious sunshine.
The students then set about
collecting data, talking to
visitors and taking various
measurements as they
investigated the impact tourism
has had on the area. After a
rain shower mid-afternoon we
had to abandon our walk up
and over to Durdle Door and
instead headed towards
Swanage and the Youth Hostel
that would be our
accommodation for the
evening. The students were
allowed some free time in the
town before heading back to
the classroom for more work.
There, data was collated and
organised before tea. The
students worked so hard that
they had everything completed
and could relax in the evening.
Some took to the games room,
some to the lounge room
where critical appreciation of
the singers on ‘The Voice’ took
place! After a relaxing evening
everyone headed to the
washrooms and then to bed.
Following a refreshing night’s
sleep we enjoyed a hearty
breakfast before heading back
to High Wycombe. The journey
was clear and we arrived back
to smiles and hugs from family.
Thanks to Miss Bungard for the
entire organisation and
planning that went into the
trip, to Mrs Grey for her
expertise and guidance and to
Mr Pless and Mr Maxfield who
also accompanied the trip.
Art Exhibition, Thursday 13th
June
The Art Department hosted
their annual exhibition of GCSE
art work on Thursday evening.
As last year, art work from both
phases of the school was on
display. For the older pupils
the exhibition is a crucial part
of their Art course but for the
younger ones it was a chance
to showcase their work from
across the year. Well done to
all and special thanks to Mrs
Sheehan and Mrs Austin.
KS4 Information Evening,
Thursday 13th June
There was a very good turnout
from parents of pupils that
have newly started Year 10.
The presentation given is
available on the school website
to download for any parents
that were unable to attend.
Father’s Day Celebrations
Both the Reception classes had
a wonderful time on the
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afternoon Friday 7th June
celebrating Father’s Day. Dads,
granddads, uncles, Godfathers
and big brothers were all
invited in to spend some time
playing and learning with the
children and enjoying the inside
and outside learning
classrooms. Miss Condie and
Miss Rudki were delighted with
the turn-out – we had 45
visitors in total which was just
fantastic! Given on-going
research and news about the
importance of male role
models in children’s lives, this
seemed to be a very positive
picture for our pupils. Huge
thanks go to all those who
organised their time to be able
to attend and who so willingly
rolled up their sleeves and got
involved organising games and
activities.
Musical talents
We had a wonderful concert on
Tuesday with Mrs. Fiske’s
recorder, clarinet and flute
players. The children
entertained us with a variety of
musical styles including jazz
and classical and we had some
wonderful solos from Megan
Denham, Rebecca Staggs and
Caitlin Maye. Mrs. Fiske has
done a brilliant job with her
musicians and they are
testament to the real joy of
learning an instrument. We are
delighted at the number of
primary phase children who
have expressed an interest in
continuing to learn or starting a
new instrument next year.
Father Willie’s Golden Jubilee
St. Michael’s Catholic School
were superbly represented on
Friday 14th June at Father
Willie’s Golden Jubilee mass.
Children from across the
phases were represented with
Elsie Connolly, Thomas
McDermott, Jaydn Briggs and
Jessica Palin all reading bidding
prayers and presenting the
offertory gifts to the Bishop
and Ben D’Cruz serving on the
altar. Father Willie was very
touched by the children’s
contributions and made special
mention in his thanks on the
Parish newsletter and after
Sunday morning mass. We felt
very blessed to have had a role
in such an important occasion.
District Athletics
14 schools entered the
competition but with all the
single sex schools the positions
were as follows.
Y7 girls 9th out of 12 Y7 boys
5th out of 10
Y8 girls =6th out of 12 Y8 boys
6th out of 10
Y9 boys 6th out of 10. Y10 boys
5th out of 9 (There were not
enough girls to enter a full
team in Year 9 or 10 but well
done to Clare Croome and
Razia Quashie for representing
the school so well)
Stand out performances
Razia Qashie - Y10 girls - 1st in
triple jump and 3rd in shot
Aaron Carey - Y10 boys - 3rd in
100m and 4th in long jump
Marton Balogh - Y10 boys - 3rd
in high jump
Aaron Gould Adams - Y7 boys 1st in high jump, 6th in 100m
and a dominant performance in
the 4x100m relay
Year 10 & 11 Theatre Visit to
War Horse
Picture courtesy of the Guardian website
Drama students from Year 10
and 11 headed into London on
Wednesday evening to watch
the superb adaptation of War
Horse, the stage play of
Michael Morpurgo’s book,
which has also recently been
turned into a film. The group
were fortunate to be met by
one of the lead puppeteers
who explained how they
managed to get the horse to
look so life like. The play itself
lived up to expectation and the
students arrived back at school
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after an impromptu night time
tour of London’s sights.
Year 10 & 11 Careers and
Enterprise Days
Year 10 & 11 students have
been taking part in Careers and
Enterprise Learning tasks
earlier in the term. Day one
was similar to Dragons Den
where the students had to
design a product, market it and
present their ideas to the rest
of the year. Day two focussed
on areas of citizenship as they
designed an election campaign.
There was a buzz around the
rooms with students busily
working in teams and
rehearsing their presentations.
Some used music and drama to
enhance their message. Each
student was assessed during
Day 1 and will receive a City &
Guilds certificate which they
can put into a CV.
Results from Parental survey
There were 79 parents that
responded to the online
parental survey representing
103 pupils, of which that
largest group of responses
came from parents of students
in Years 7, 8 and 10. The
survey ran for three weeks
from 20th May to the 7th June
2013 on the parents and carers
page of the schools website. A
summary of the feedback is
available to download from the
parent page of the school
website. Thank you to all
parents and carers that took
the time to take part in the
survey and we will inform you
of future improvements.
Primary Phase Sports Days
The primary phase had two
fantastic mornings for their
sports days. The sun shone –
but not too much – and it was
warm but not enough to impair
anyone’s physical performance.
A huge variety of races were
run including obstacle races,
egg and spoon races, relays,
hurdles, sprints and 100 metres
and at the end of the Key Stage
1 and Foundation Stage day
parents, toddlers and some of
the teachers also completed
their own races. It was
wonderful to see everyone
having so much fun and the
atmosphere was great. The
staff worked really hard to
make the mornings run
smoothly and work so well but
special thanks must go to Mrs.
McDermott who spearheaded
both events and made some
very considerable changes to
the format which seem to have
gone down well with everyone.
Thank you if you managed to
come and share the morning
with us and we all hope you
enjoy this small selection of
photographs.
Reception visit to Odds Farm
Park
Reception children had an
amazing first day trip to Odds
Farm Park. Once again they
were very lucky with the
weather because it didn’t rain
until they were all back at
school so they could enjoy the
many different activities on
offer including feeding the
young calves and lambs,
watching the sheep racing,
going on the Odds Farm Park
tractor and train and meeting a
whole range of animals. All the
children told me they had really
enjoyed the day and one pupil
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reported it was the best day of
her life! Miss Condie worked
very hard to arrange the trip
and was well supported by Miss
Rudki and the many members
of our staff who accompanied
the children on the day.
Year 5 Summer Games
Wycombe Museum
Last term, Mrs. Heffer
organised a project which
enabled our Year 4 and 5 pupils
to enter the ‘Design a New
Museum’ competition for
Wycombe Museum. This was
open to children and schools
across the county and beyond
and we were absolutely thrilled
to find out that one of our
pupils – Erin McGovern in Year
5 – had won the first prize for
her fantastic suggestions.
Madalyn Baskerville from
Wycombe Museum came and
presented Erin with her prize
and certificate on Monday and
Erin’s design can be seen at the
museum for the next few
weeks. Erin’s brilliance has also
meant that we have a £50arts
and craft voucher to spend on
the school and we have also
been asked to represent the
school’s perspective on the
planned changes at meetings
over the coming weeks.
Brilliant work, Erin – we are
very proud of you!
Year 5 pupils were lucky
enough to take part in the
Summer Games event
organised by Mrs. Simmonds at
the secondary phase. They had
an incredibly sporty week!
Given the opportunity to take
part in a range of different
sports, they competed with
other local schools including St.
Peter’s in Marlow and
Wycombe C.E. All of them
came back saying how much
they had enjoyed the morning
and our basketball team were
victorious with a first place
finish. They said that learning
basketball in their PE lessons
had really helped but Shaye
from 5W also spoke for the
group when he said that the
quality of their team work had
been the deciding factor. Well
done all of you!
for different animals, to feel a
snake’s skin – which is much
drier than they thought it
would be – and to go on the
special Whipsnade train.
Thanks go to the many parents
who accompanied the children
and gave up their time to make
the visit possible.
Year 13 Charitable collections
The Mayor of High Wycombe,
Trevor Snaith was in school on
Monday afternoon to give out
certificates to pupils in Year 13
who have been working to raise
money for a range of charities
all year. They have been
organising bake sales and
sweet stalls to raise money.
The mayor’s visit has also been
covered by the Bucks Free
Press.
Year 1 Visit to Whipsnade Zoo
As part of their science topic,
Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Lloyd
organised a visit to Whipsnade
zoo. The children had an
amazing time and many of Year
1 said that seeing the splashing
sea lions was a particular
highlight. They had the
opportunity to see feeding time
Year 13 pupils being recognised for
their charity work
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Secondary Phase Trips Day
From KS3, 147 pupils went to
Chessington, 36 went
Paintballing and a further 29
went to Hemel Hempstead
where they spent the day
skateboarding or caving/rock
climbing and swinging on high
ropes. At KS4, pupils went to
Thorpe park.
Before they ever left the Sports
Centre in High Wycombe they
had had to make sense
of complicated letters, make
decisions about first and
second choices, persuade and
negotiate with purse holders,
meet deadlines for payment
and be at the right place at the
right time on the day. At their
chosen destination they had to
listen out for instruction,
cooperate with peers, teachers
and Venue staff, and be reliably
back at the meeting point at
the end of the day, complete
with all their belongings.
So far so good then back to the
Sports Centre where they had
to ensure they went to where
you expected them to be - this
is the point at which it did go
wrong for a very few but we
were able to reunite everyone
eventually!
I hope they had fun in addition
to the learning experience of
being one amongst many in an
organised trip and you can all
be proud of the way your
children conducted themselves;
they are a credit to you and to
the school.
Mrs Murray-Smith HoKS3 and
Miss Costar HoKS4
7C Form Charity
7C have been running charity
events throughout the year to
raise money for Frenchay
Intensive Care Unit. We have
had two cake sales, Christmas
Cinema, Candy Grams and
members of staff have kindly
made individual donations.
We have raised a grand total of
£320.57 and we would like to
thank all students, staff and
parents for their support in
helping us to raise this money
for such a good cause.
By Nadine El-Kordieh, Grace
Donaldson and Emily Goddard
Year 8 Food Technology Visit
to Domino’s Pizza
On Monday 24th and Tuesday
25th two groups of Year 8 went
down to Domino’s pizza in the
town to see how pizzas are
made. This fits into their topic
on multi-cultural foods. The
following is a combined report
from three pupils.
On a sunny morning we walked
down the steep hill to town.
When we arrived we were
shown around by the people
that worked there. They
showed us all the food and
drinks and took us into the walk
in fridge which was needed to
keep everything fresh and cool.
We then got to make our own
pizza. The dough was already
made but we learned how to
stretch it; this is called docking.
They use corn maize to make
the pizza nice and crispy. We
then put on the sauce and
different toppings. We then
put the pizza into the oven.
The pizzas went onto a
conveyor belt which
automatically takes the pizzas
through the oven. We could
then eat our pizza and there
was a competition for the best
ones made. It was a really fun
trip and thank you to Miss
Marshall and Mrs BarnettSmith for organising it and
thank you to Domino’s staff for
taking time to show us how
they make pizzas.
by Meschech Inniss, Maja
Klejnowska and Lucy Russell
Alec’s Angels
On Wednesday 10th July, 10
More led assembly. They had
invited in Brian from Alec’s
Angels. Alec was a little boy
who died from cancer and his
father, Brian set up a charity to
support other children with
childhood cancer. Alec’s wish
was to make children suffering
from cancer SMILE and the
other was to offer support to
their families to cope. In June
the form group took part in a
5K fun run and raised a total of
£441. Brian presented medals
and certificates to all the
runners and in return he was
presented with a cheque for
the money raised.
If you would like to know more
about the charity and other
events they run to raise money
and awareness please visit their
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http://www.alecsangels.co.uk/
money will go to support the
invaluable work they do with
the street children of Nairobi.
Some of this money will also go
to sponsor a student with
bright prospects who attends
the Irbaan School in the Mara.
Claire and Freya presenting the cheque
10More with the Alec’s Angels team
BBO Big Band Summer Bash
for Imani Orphanage & Irbaan
School, Mara
A special thank you to Brian
Greene and the band. Also a
thank you to Brian’s wife Clare
and her friend Jenny Witts who
ran the bar. Due to the
unusually warm weather they
were kept very busy! Thank
you to Conrad D’Cruz, Chair of
the PTFA, for all he did to
organise other refreshments
and all the help he offered in
setting up. The students from
the Imani Team, led by Head
Girl Olivia Grant, were also
superb. They were here from
early in the day helping to set
up and direct operations.
the country, due to the fact
that the father of the family
was falsely arrested. Along the
way they’re met by different
people who begin to play a
large part in their lives, in order
to help release the father from
prison.
During the time we spent on
the production we met loads of
new people and made some
great friendships. By making
friends with the cast we were
able to help each other with
lines and songs and if it wasn’t
for the friends we made, we
wouldn’t have eaten so much
cake! The amount of cake
people brought in for
rehearsals was insane…
although it didn’t stop us from
eating it all.
As the first show day was
getting closer, we were
worrying that we weren’t
improving much; consequently
more rehearsals were required.
It eventually got to the point
where we had a rehearsal every
lunchtime and we pretty much
lived in the PA! Finally we were
beginning to improve and
actually perform, rather than
just saying or singing the
words.
Mrs I. Markowska & Mr M
Angell
Railway Children – A Musical
A massive thank you for
attending and supporting this
wonderful evening that was
enjoyed by parents, teachers
and friends of St Michael’s. I
am pleased to inform you that
we have raised a total of
£1061.55. The Imani
orphanage has become a much
loved school project and the
Over the last 4 months we have
been working on the
production of ‘The Railway
Children’: the story of a family
who were forced to move to
A lot of hard work and effort
was put in to attempt to make
the show one to remember, so
much so that by the time the
show days came along all our
voices had been destroyed - yet
we still managed to put on an
amazing show; however if it
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wasn’t for Mr Packer and Mr
Popper the show would have
been a complete disaster. They
put an endless amount of time
and effort in just to make us
look amazing! We definitely
couldn’t have done it without
them!
Chloe Taplin & Ali Harkcom
10F
Tennis Club News
01494 448700 or e-mail
[email protected]
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Cricket Team News
or by texting the code SMCS50
and an amount to 70070 e.g.
to:70070 msg: SMSC50 £5
All money raised will go to
Cancer Research UK
We have the cricket finals for
y7/8 and 9/10 on Thursday 18th
July and Monday 22nd July,
after the deadline for the end
of year newsletter, so here are
the results from the games we
have already played.
Y7/8
Beat Highcrest
Beat Great Marlow
Beat Wye Valley
Beat Sir William Ramsey
Beat Beaconsfield
Lost to Cressex
Playing Great Marlow in the
final at HWCC 22/7/13
The tennis teams have both
performed exceptionally well in
the second year of the district
tennis leagues. The leagues
have been more competitive
this year and so it is fantastic
that the year 7&8 team have
made it through to the final
being held at High Wycombe
Tennis Club on Tuesday 23rd
July.
Both teams have been lucky
enough to have free coaching
at the tennis club this year,
through our partnership with
the LuvTennis Coaching
Company. Anyone that is
interested in getting some
coaching can contact either
Guy Britton or Tom Scott on
Y9/10
Beat Beaconsfield
Beat Great Marlow
Beat Cressex
Beat Sir William Ramsey
Lost to Highcrest
Playing Highcrest in the final at
HWCC 18/7/13
Pink Day for Cancer Research,
19th July 2013
The Secondary phase took part
in 5K race for life on Friday.
Donations can still be given on
A group of parents are
organising a sponsored walk to
raise money for Reggie
Lenharth, the younger brother
of one of the families at school,
who has recently been
diagnosed with a tumour.
Reggie is currently undergoing
treatment in a specialist unit in
Southampton.
The walk takes place on Sat 3rd
August leaving St Michael's
Secondary Site at 10.30am. A 5
Mile route which goes from the
school down to the Rye and
surrounding areas, then back
up to the school where the
PTFA have kindly offered to
provide refreshments. For
further information please
contact:
Lorraine Sweeney-Jones on
07956 884 554; email
[email protected]
Sharon Austin on
07900591724; email
[email protected]
Letters and sponsor forms are
going home with every pupil
and we hope to get a good
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response and lots of people
walking for Reggie !
Please note- the route is not
suitable for buggies, scooters
or bikes and children must be
accompanied by an adult.
Pastoral Area News
Youth web page launched for
Aylesbury Catholic Churches on
the pastoral area website; to
check it out go to the following
link:
http://www.aylesburycatholicc
hurches.co.uk/index.php/youth
World Youth Day 2013
http://www.pmgschoolwear.co
.uk/index.php
Use the School Uniform shop
online service to order your
uniform for collection or
deliver. Please note that from
September we will revert to the
normal Autumn/Winter school
uniform. This means that the
polo shirts should not be worn.
Can I also remind you that the
rule on hoodies and
inappropriate school outdoor
coats remains unchanged for
September. The rule on coats is
that they should be plain navy
or black coats. The uniform
policy is available on the school
website.
Mr Simpson
EXAM Results – Dates: The
dates for the exam results this
year are:
15th August – Years 12 and 13
(AS/A2)
22nd August – Year 11 (GCSE)
WYD@Home Brightlights: 27th
July at Aylesford Priory in Kent.
A weekend festival for young
adults aged 16-30 offering a
great programme of prayer,
speakers, bands and
workshops. Experience the
Spirit of World Youth Day in
Rio. For more info visit:
www.brightlights.org.uk or
email: [email protected]
or call 0845 805 7010.
Online School Uniform Shop
Results will be available for
collection from 11am onwards.
Pupils in Years 9 and 10 who sat
GCSEs and GCSE modules will
get their results on their return
to school in September.
A reminder that the
Connexions Centres in High
Wycombe and Aylesbury are
open for students from 1-5pm
on 15th August and 22nd August
when exam results are
published. Students are
welcome to drop in if they wish
to discuss their progression
plans.
Mrs D’Cruz – Examinations
Manager
Wycombe Harvest
Sunday 8th September 2013
HWBIDCo and Transition Town
Wycombe are introducing a
new annual food event for the
town called Wycombe Harvest.
It is an interactive celebration
of local food for all the family
and will bring together produce
from within thirty miles of High
Wycombe. See www.wycombeharvest.co.uk
Holidays/Leave of Absence
I would like to remind parents
that holidays and absences
generally will not be authorised
where a pupils attendance is
below 90%. Please try to stick
to the dates when the school is
closed for planned absences as
attendance is linked closely to
achievement.
Mrs Quigley, Attendance
Officer
Please pray for our school. If
you would like to join the
prayer list, please email:
[email protected]
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St Michael’s Catholic School Summer Games.
During national School Sports week the PE department hosted the annual St Michael’s Summer games.
The Students participated in one of four sports ranging from Cricket, Rounders, Basketball and Handball
against other pupils in there year group. They participated as one of the forms Beckett, Campion, Fisher
and More. The events were officiated by year 10 and students who did a fantastic job assisting the PE
teacher in the smooth running of these events.
The overall results are as follows:
Year 8
Rounders Handball Basketball Cricket Overall
points
rd
nd
nd
B
3
2
4th
2
45 (4th)
nd
rd
st
rd
C
2
3
1
3
60 (2nd)
F
4th
1st
3rd
1st
65 (1st)
M 1st
4th
2nd
4th
50 (3rd)
Year 9
Rounders Handball Basketball Cricket Overall
points
th
th
th
st
B
4
4
4
1
40 (4th)
C
1st
3rd
2nd
3rd
60 (2nd)
nd
st
rd
nd
F
2
1
3
2
65 (1st)
M 3rd
3rd
1st
4th
55 (3rd)
Year 10
Rounders Handball Basketball Cricket Overall
points
st
rd
st
nd
B
1
3
1
2
75 (1st)
C
3rd
4th
3rd
3rd
35 (4th)
F
2nd
1st
4th
4th
50 (3rd)
M 4th
2nd
2nd
1st
60 (2nd)
Year 11
Rounders Handball Basketball Cricket Overall
points
th
2nd
st
B
1st
4
1
70 (1st)
C
3rd
1st
3rd
2nd
60 (2nd)
F
4th
2nd
1st
4th
50 (3rd)
M 2nd
3rd
4th
3rd
40 (4th)
The overall points from Summer and Winter games 2012/13
Beckett – 590
Campion 450
Fisher – 570
More – 465
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JULY
28th – 3rd August – Year 10 French trip to Normandy
AUGUST
15th – AS/A2 Results Day
22nd – GCSE Results Day
Secondary Phase Reporting Dates:
Year
Progress
Full
Parents
Group Check
Report
Evening
7
09/06/14
21/03/14 21/11/13
8
11/10/13
31/01/14 15/05/14
9
23/05/14
17/01/12 17/10/13
10
30/09/13
27/06/13 09/01/13
11
06/12/13
13/02/13 03/10/13
12
10/02/14
19/12/13 07/11/13
13
28/01/14
19/12/13 07/11/13
Joint 12&13 Parents
13/02/13
Evening