Annual Speech Day & Prizegiving

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KS Updates 4-8

Senior Maths Challenge

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Fundraising at Carre’s

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Drayton Manor 2007

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Yr 10 German Theatre Trip

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Lincolnshire Central School Parternship

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Do you Recog-nised Anyone?

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News from the Office

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Inside this issue: Final words… Time has, as usual, flown by and now I find myself surrounded by boxes in my office as I spend the last day and a half as Headteacher at Carre’s. Within the context of the school’s 400 years, my tenure in leading the school has been short. On a personal level it has been exhilarating. At the end of the first term a colleague remarked that they thought too much was being changed, too soon. I remember that at the same time I was thinking that there was so much to do and was questioning whether the pace should have been faster! There have been many highlights; on the sports field excelling at Football and developing so far in other sports, the profile Carre’s has as a successful Sports College, year on year improvements in academic results, international experiences, linking with partners to bring about developments such as the all weather pitch and the generosity of Mark Brealey in bringing about the Learning Resource Cen-tre; but the highlight has been day-to-day working with dedi-cated colleagues, teachers and talented support staff and most importantly, your sons. Carre’s students are a fantastic asset for the town and the community’s future. They have an energy that is profound and an optimism that gives reassurance. This school is entirely about them helping to become the best individual, friend, husband, partner or father. For that, thank you from the bottom of my heart to those dear students of Carre’s and every good wish for Christmas, the New Year and your fu-tures. Mike Reading Headteacher

NEWSLETTER CARRE’S GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Issue No. 34

December 2007 Final Foreword by Mike Reading - Headteacher

It’s A Boy! (Page 8)

Dates for your Diary

21.1.08 - 16+ Options Eve 24.1.08 - Yr 8 Parents’ consultation 30.1.08 - Y11 History Trip - ”Condemned” 6.2.08 - Y12 Parents’ Consultation 8.2.08 - 15.2.08 Half Term

Annual Speech Day and Prizegiving - 13 December 2007 The school’s Annual Speech Day and Prizegiving was held at Northgate Sports Hall on Thursday 13 December. The speaker was Gavin Nixon (an old boy of the school) and prizes were awarded as follows:

FORM/PROGRESS PRIZES 7B Form Prize Ashley Kershaw Progress Prize Ben Broome 7C Form Prize Kane Deakin Progress Prize Jack Doughty 7L Form Prize Tom Barringer Progress Prize James Titchmarsh 7W Form Prize Ben Brunt Progress Prize Declan File Old Carrensians’ Prize for Progress and Effort – Year 7 Daniel Jarvis 8B Form Prize Harley Bedford Progress Prize Nicholas Lynch 8C Form Prize Lawrence Baker Progress Prize Edwin Carter 8L Form Prize Dale Line Progress Prize Ryan MacLachlan 8W Form Prize Peter Carey Progress Prize Luke Cozens Old Carrensians’ Prize for Progress and Effort – Year 8 Matthew Bush 9W Form Prize Tom Watson Progress Prize Tom Bond 9X Form Prize Daniel Tarry Progress Prize Simon Parr 9Y Form Prize Thomas Cunningham Progress Prize Joseph Michelson 9Z Form Prize Kieran Hardern Progress Prize Luke Tupholme Old Carrensians’ Prize for Progress and Effort – Year 9 Cory Stobart 10W Form Prize Christopher Machin 10X Form Prize Charles Smith 10Y Form Prize Martin Chambers 10Z Form Prize George Grant Old Carrensians’ Prize for Progress and Effort - Year 10 Morgan Sherlock GCSE PRIZES

D H Rees Prize for Best GCSE Results Edward Cunningham Special Prize for Achievement at GCSE David Rees Old Carrensians’ Prize for Effort and William Allen/Adam Dodsworth/ Progress in Year 11 Alex Kluge/Adam Lee/

Callum McConchie/Richard Rosa LOWER SIXTH PRIZES

Art Martyn Jaskinski The Shute Prize for Chemistry Andrew Bell Business – Chamber of Commerce Shield Tom Maplethorpe The Cattermole Prize for English Joshua Bryan/Jenny Richards (KSHS) Geography Glen Wilson History James Syson Mathematics Edward Cree Further Mathematics Bradley Jones Peatman Prize for Physics Brendan Hodgson/Matthew Evans Modern Languages – French Martyn Jasinski Modern Languages – Spanish Jason Small (SGTC) AS Sociology Prize (awarded by SGTC) Michael Dalton AS Electronics Prize (awarded by SGTC) George Morton UPPER SIXTH PRIZES Art Robert Jones Biology Tristran Mehta Brittain Prize for Chemistry William Wade Economics & Business – Ian Kelsall Trophy Edward Musson Geography Edward Musson Page Prize for History Jessica Bowring (KSHS) The Schofield Prize for Mathematics Emily Brown (KSHS) Further Mathematics James Annall The Murray Prize for Physics Andrew Salmon CGS Stocken Shield for Sports Studies James Sutton Robin Stephenson Law Prize Steven Dowse The Cattermole Prize for English Hamish Matthews KS5 Mathematics Prize (awarded by STGC) Richard Smith

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Annual Speech Day and Prizegiving - 13 December 2007 PRIZES FOR ATTAINMENT Gregson Prize for Art Robert Jones M J Griggs Memorial Prize for Classics Thomas Jenney/Rorie O’Leary Junior English Reading Prize Ashley Kershaw The Ellis Prize for Historical Essay Clare Hedley-Smith (KSHS) Nicholas Wallington History Fieldwork Trophy Robert Pattison Steve Wilkinson Trophy for Academic Physical Education William Allen Abela Shield for Creative Technology Edward Musson The Ball Cup for Computer Aided Technology Peter Hill Batley Prize for 3D Work Lizzie Watts (KSHS) Keith Dolby Shield for CDT Tom Richardson CDT Thompson Prize Richard Wells G R Scott Trophy for Drama Zack James The Morton Cup for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme Davis Barwell MUSIC PRIZES Wheeler Cup for Singing Tom Barringer J W H Wilson Cup for Instrumental Music Adam Dodsworth The Packwood Cup for Instrumental Music Richard Rosa The Richard Fenwick Music Cup Edward Cree PRIZES FOR PROGRESS Freeman Prize for Progress in the Sixth Form Joseph Dempster Karam Singh Floray Trophy for Excellence Andrew Salmon

PRIZES FOR SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS Athletics Victor Ludorum – Senior Ben Pollard/Oliver Guilliatt Athletics Victor Ludorum – Intermediate Jermaine Olowefela Athletics Victor Ludorum – Junior Adrian Aguinaldo Athletics Victor Ludorum – Yr 7 George Menzies The Spyvee Cup for Highest Cricket Score Thomas Shorthouse Carre’s Grammar School Cup for Best All-round Cricketer Thomas Shorthouse Chris Creasey Cricket Trophy Oliver Guilliatt E C Watson Memorial Prize for Progress in Cricket Jack Alexander Sleaford Standard Shield for Cricketer of the Season Thomas Shorthouse Paul Harrison Trophy for Senior Cross Country Christopher Fullerton Carre’s Grammar School Cup – Junior Cross Country Joe Dunderdale Kerry Bampton Cup – Junior Football Alex Bevan Old Boys’ Special Prize for Services to School Football Sam Davis D J and I Moore Cup for Best Footballer Ben Machin/Christopher Porter B & K North Cup for Senior Rugby Robert Titmus M J Moore Trophy for Most Improved Rugby Player Joel Barlow Edward Barclay Memorial Shield – Junior Rugby Luke Tupholme Lawson Cup for Intermediate Tennis Edward Cunningham Mr L Harmston – Junior Tennis Thomas Cunningham Priestley Cup for Outstanding Contribution to Junior Sport Luke Tupholme Steven Borrill Cup for Effort & Attitude Towards Sport Sam Watson The K F E Wallington Cup for Best All-round Sportsman James Sutton Walter Hunt Cup for Best Chess Player Rajarajan Gowribalan HOUSE COMPETITIONS Sleaford Challenge Cup – House Athletics Bristol Friends of the School Cup – House Rugby Football Bristol Councillor L Wilkinson Cup – House Cross Country Lafford Governors’ Cup – Overall House Championship Bristol AWARDS FOR SERVICE

Elmore Prize for Service to the Learning Resources Centre James Hoyes The White Trophy for Enthusiasm and Creativity Paul Haw Sleaford Standard Award for Outstanding Jack Williams Contribution to the Community Andrew Rees Memorial Prize for the “Spirit of Carre’s” Josef Mayfield F R Sharpe Prize for Service to the School Ross Irvine Special Attendance Award Ross Mawson Edward Watts Prize for Sustained Endeavour James Ross Old Boys’ Prize for Service to the School Aidan Robinson Headteacher’s Prize for Head Prefect Matthew Hesketh

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Key Stage Updates Year 7 September saw us welcome the next cohort of Year 7 students and their parents. We look forward to a successful partnership over the coming years. On the first Friday after the October holiday the whole of Year 7 went to Caythorpe Court for a team building day. The weather was very kind to us and we had a great day. Many boys achieved personal victories as they conquered those challenges that featured height and others discovered a talent for leadership and problem solving. Each team was asked to nominate 3 team members in the three following categories - overcoming a challenge (C), encouragement of others (E) and showing leadership (L). Below are the boys who were nominated: Group Nominees Mrs Brooks George Curson (C) Harry Bennett (E) Ben Blyth (L) Mr Ratcliff Judah Elliott (E) Vince Harris (L) Chris Gadsby (CLE) Mr Wilson Callum Foard (C) Connor Harrison(E) Daniel Midgely(E) Aaron Hodgson(L) Mr Hanlon Charlie Knott (E) Sandy Ireland( C) Adam Hunt (L) Mrs Warhurst Matthew Whisker (C) Kieran Matthews (E) Jonathon Lister (L) Tom McIntyre (L) Mrs Smith Matthew Yates (L) Muzamil Abidi (C) Oliver Alderton (C) Haran Dunderdale (E) Mr Bartlett Alex Smith (E) Kai Packman (C) Oliver Patrick (L) Mr Broadhurst Keshwara Pritesh (E) Kyle Houldsworth (CEL) Craig Anderson (L) Mr Lord Ashley Roe (EL) Charles Price (C) Charlie Stubbs (EL) “Remember a Star with a Star”

During this term Year 7 have covered the issue of bereavement in their PSHE lessons. As part of our positive approach to this sensitive topic the Year 7s take part in our “Remember a Star with a Star” charity project. The Gifts Hospice usually donate their Christmas Tree to us after their service at St Denys’ and we aim to raise some money for them by offering the students and staff the chance to hang a star on the tree in memory of a loved one in return for a small donation.

Year 8 Operation Christmas Child Year 8 has been busy filling as many shoeboxes as possible for the benefit of less-advantaged children around the world. ROAD Charity Project

Last year when they were in Year 7 the students raised money for the cause of ROAD, a local charity that supports disadvantaged people in Romania. The final fund-raising activities concluded in the summer term and a total of nearly £700 was raised by the four forms. Jim Cork from ROAD came into assembly just before the October holiday to

receive a cheque for just under £700 on behalf of the charity. He shared with us that the project which we chose to support is due to be launched in the New Year. The chosen project involves teaching young men and women to drive. The ability to drive then opens up very real employment opportunities for the young people involved and gives them a future. It costs about £100 to provide the necessary training and instruction. Thanks to the boys in Year 7 last year, seven young people will face a very different future. Well done boys!

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Key Stage Updates - continued Year 9 – Community Larder / Nomad Emergency Shelter At this time of year we also encourage Year 9 to consider helping others less fortunate than themselves. They focus on those who find themselves homeless or in straightened circumstances. They will be asked to coordinate the donations of food and other suitable items. The Sleaford Community Larder and Nomad Trust based in Lincoln are the main beneficiaries. Junior Prizegiving We held the first of our recently reinstated Junior Prizegiving Ceremonies on Thursday 18 October. We celebrated the achievements of our students in each of the subject areas last year. Up to five boys in each year were nominated in each subject area for their achievements with regard to progress and/or attainment. In future we envisage this ceremony taking place towards the end of the academic year, in the Summer term. Prizes were awarded to the following boys: English Y7 Ben Brunt Simon Johnson George Miller Ashley Kershaw Alec Ferguson Y8 Aaron Pilgrim Liam Robinson-Dales Ben Wilkinson Matthew Layton Frazer Cobb Raj Gowribalan Y9 James Lloyd Tom Watson Oliver Wheeler Jason Savage Alex Maidment Jack Williams Maths Y7 Daniel Jarvis Ben Brunt Simon Johnson Jack Doughty Callum Brewell Y8 Craig Miller Simon Paffett Phillip Smith Tom Borrill Darryl Wells Y9 Joe Dunderdale Jack Williams Mekinley Lloyd Luke Riddoch Henry Brazier Jonathan Swift Science Y7 George Thomas Jack Doughty Jack Livsey Ben Brunt Tom Barringer Sam Wright Y8 Matt Bee Max Bucknell Paul Haw Oliver Vince Aaron Pilgrim Y9 Tom Watson Kieran Hardern Sam Lammond Josh Harvey Ben Thomas History Y7 Tom Barringer Ashley Kershaw Ben Brunt Jack Doughty Steven Maddock Y8 Scott Farley Raj Gowribalan Callum Fisher Luke Cozens Joe Pateman Y9 Tom Watson Daniel Tarry Kieran Hardern Kyle Brown Conor Rankine RE Y7 Tom Barringer Ben Brunt Tom Fereday Matthew Darvill Charlie Rossington Y8 Edwin Carter Ben Wilkinson Luke Cozens Matthew Layton Matthew Bush Y9 Tom Cunningham Daniel Tarry Tom Watson Kieran Hardern Luke Riddoch Geography Y7 Jack Livsey Jack Doughty Tom Barringer Ben Brunt Ashley Kershaw Y8 Raj Gowribalan Ben Wilkinson Chris Doyle Matthew Layton Peter Carey Y9 Daniel Tarry Bradley Russell-Webster Tom Watson Richard Word Kieran Hardern Technology Y7 Ben Broome Tom Barringer Samuel Gilmore Matthew Darvill Timothy Darvill Y8 Chris Doyle Andrew Ferguson Tom Hodge Rorie O’Leary Elliott Price Jack Alexander Y9 Shaun Hudson Ted Polkey Will Dixon Tom Shorthouse Ben Light Ben Greenwood Kieran Hardern

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Key Stage Updates - continued ICT Y7 Nick Dalton Ashley Kershaw Steven Maddock Y8 Lawrence Baker Charles Butler-Jones Y9 Luke Cozens Austin Wellbelove Daniel Tarry Conor Rankine Tom Watson Kieran Hardern French Y7 Jack Doughty Robert Leighton Ben Brunt Tom Barringer Joe Robinson Y8 Tom Hodge Alex McConnell Matthew Layton Paul Haw Aaron Pilgrim Y9 Kieran Hardern Cory Stobart Tom Cunningham Daniel Tarry Tom Watson

German Y8 Matt Bee Will Conyers Macauley Gibson Raj Gowribalan Nick Lynch Y9 Jason Savage Kyle Brown Ben Hunt Ben Wright Spanish Y8 Tom Hodge Max Bucknell Luke Cozens Sam Gascoyne Liam Robinson-Dales Y9 Greg Downey Ben Lambert Tom Cunningham Kieran Hardern Adam Simeoni Music Y7 Ashley Kershaw Tom Barringer Samuel Gilmore Adam Dooner James Boddy Y8 Alastair Hutton Nathan Moses Aaron Pilgrim Luke Cozens Y9 Michael Roberts Chris Shepherd Sam Lammond George Wright Calum Juniper Tom Watson Art Y7 Jack Doughty Simon Johnson Y8 Rorie O’Leary Y9 Tom Cunningham Kieran Hardern Luke Tupholme Austin Wellbelove Tom Bond Gareth Kitchen PE Y7 Jue Yiu Cheung Sam Wright Jonathan Twelvetrees Charlie Rossington Andrew Ward Y8 Matt Bee Alex Hales Will Conyers Adam Mercer Antonio Nurse Y9 Kieran Hardern Tom Bond Tom Shorthouse Glenn Marr James Wathen Special Achievements One young man in Year 10 has achieved the very prestigious award of “Queen’s Scout”. In these days when many decry the behaviour of young people it is particularly pleasing to hear of such achievements in a nationally recognised organisation. Congratulations to Phillip Matthews! Securus…ICT Security System

Securus is our ICT security system and it is a very sophisticated tool. We have told the students this on numerous occasions but they still appear to have trouble believing us! They seem to think we are bluffing. Sadly, several have discovered recently that it is not bluff! Securus monitors Internet searches and will take screen shots of any inappropriate searches. It also monitors email traffic and language used on students’ home folders. Any inappropriate or offensive language is flagged up…even if it was eventually deleted from an email! Boys, we

are not bluffing, as some of your fellow students have discovered to their cost! Your use of our Intranet and the Internet is being monitored on a daily basis.

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Key Stage Updates - continued Internet Plagiarism Whilst on the subject of misuse of the Internet, it is probably an opportune moment to remind students that they also need to be very careful when using the Internet to research and produce coursework (and also homework). Should they include anyone else’s material in their work it MUST be acknowledged and relevant reference details included. This is standard academic practice and failure to adhere to this practice puts students at risk of being disqualified from the qualification. Teachers who are familiar with their students’ work are generally very adept at spotting when a student has cut and pasted material into their work. Plagiarism is a serious offence with potentially very serious consequences for both the student and the school. Students who engage in deliberate plagiarism in coursework will face exclusion. Students also need to exercise caution when using websites like Wikipedia. The factual information may have been supplied by contributors whose levels of literacy leave something to be desired. Good research will always involve checking facts by referring to more than one source. Internet translators are also to be avoided. Some are very unreliable and inaccurate. Others produce a level of the language that would generally only be acquired at university! Uniform Reminders Some students could perhaps spend some of their holiday time practising the art of tying a tie! It would appear that several are struggling to tie their ties to the conventional length. Another rather baffling habit involves wearing one’s trousers so low that the back view is sadly reminiscent of a toddler’s nappy in need of a change! It is most unattractive boys. The boys also need to ensure that their trousers are held up with a smart, black belt. Please make sure that you do not find yourself exhausting our patience with constant reminders and spending an hour of your time after school in detention. We expect the inner smartness to be reflected in your appearance. Year 11 Mock Exams The beginning of December saw the Year 11 students sitting their mock GCSE exams and as the term draws to a close they will have had important feedback from their teachers. It is crucial that they analyse their performance and identify their strengths and weaknesses so that they can use the remainder of their time to prepare effectively for the real exams in the summer. We wish them a well-earned rest over Christmas but trust that they will remember to prepare for their language orals in January. The mock exam results will be posted out in the next few weeks. Carol Service We are looking forward to finishing the term on a festive note with our annual carol service on Thursday 20 December. It is always good to see the musical talents of our students showcased and enjoy their contributions to our service. We hope that all members of our school community will enjoy spending some time over this season with their families and that the New Year will bring a sense of expectation and hope for the future. We wish you all a restful and enjoyable break. Key Stage 4 Citizenship Sustainable Schools

Over the last term the Year 10 and 11 students have been considering the importance of making the school as sustainable as possible to try and encourage the students to ‘Act Local, Think Global!’ As part of this project all of the boys considered different elements of school life, from energy efficiency to transport to food sources. A range of team presentations were made to Mr Reading

and Mrs Andrew, with the most effective presentations being made by James Hoyes, Tom Monson, Adam Petch and Tom Pearce in Year 11 and Lloyd Henderson, Alex Walton in Year 10. Well done to these boys!

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Key Stage Updates - continued

KS4 Citizenship Sustainable Schools (continued) Since then, the Year 11 students have made a very successful and well-received presentation to representa-tives of the Governing body, outlining their ideas and thoughts for the future. School is currently aiming to achieve the Silver Award for Eco Schools by the end of this year by implementing a range of ideas to make the school more sustainable. As the project unfolds, there will be further feedback through the Newsletter.

Our strongest Sixth Form mathematicians recently undertook this national challenge, organised by the University of Leeds. 90 minutes of mental gym-nastics ensued as they wrestled with some extremely challenging problems - such as the one below. Two students, Edward Cree and Callum McConchie, obtained extremely creditable Gold awards, Richard Rosa obtained a Silver and Chris Barnett and Adam Lee Bronze awards. Well done to everybody who competed. So, can you match our highly trained Sixth Formers? Try this Which of the following gives the exact number of seconds in the last six complete weeks of 2007? A 9! B 10! C 11! D 12! E 13! (Note than n! = 1 x 2 x 3 x ........x n) (answer on back page)

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Senior Maths Challenge

It’s A Boy! Mrs Needham gave birth to a baby boy on Friday 7 December . He weighed in at 7lb 7½ oz and his name is Samuel. Mother and baby are both doing well.

Fundraising at Carre’s Children in Need. Our Children in Need fundraising day raised an impressive £936. This amount includes: “Boys in Dresses” £ 136.85 (picture on page 9) John Neale (in dressing gown) £ 55.92 LRC Raffle £ 58.69 Poppy Appeal. We collected a very creditable £214.63 for the Poppy appeal.

Fundraising at Carre’s - continued

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Drayton Manor - 2007 Pictured below is a reminder of sunnier climes - Mr Hanlon, Mrs Smith and Mrs Watson enjoying Splash Canyon at the Year 7 Drayton Manor trip in July this year.

Children in Need Appeal “Boys in Dresses” - raised £136.86

Year 10 Theatre Experience The Year 10 German group were treated to a theatre experience at St George’s College of Technology on Friday 23 November. The Onatti Theatre Company performed a very good play called Meine neue Schwester. Boys were very surprised at how well they understood the play and how entertaining it was. Similar French and Spanish experiences will be held later in the year.

PESSCL results for 2006/07 The Lincolnshire Central School Sport Partnership was delighted to receive some excellent news from their annual PE, school sport and club links survey (PESSCL). The Partnership has 91% of young people taking part in at least 2 hours of high quality PE and school sport each week. This score is 6% above this year’s national average and 5% above the national target for 2008. This is official recognition for all the hard work which teachers, coaches, supervisors, volunteers and School Sport Co-ordinators have committed to the programme over the last 3 years to improve the amount and quality and the PE and school sport each child receives. Activemark and Sportsmark Awards These annual awards are given to schools each year for their commitment to PE and school sport. This year they were awarded to all schools which have at least 90% of young people in their school receiving 2 hours of high quality PE and school sport in a typical week. In our partnership 92% of our primary schools met this target and were awarded Activemark, compared to 67% nationally. 38% of our secondary schools were awarded Sportsmark for reaching this target, compared to 10% nationally. Carre’s Grammar School were one of the secondary schools to receive this accreditation.

There are two of our current members of our staff in the photograph below - can you work out who they are? (Answer on back page)

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Lincolnshire Central School Partnership

Do You Recognise Anyone?

Northgate Sleaford

Lincs NG34 7DD

CARRE’S GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Phone: 01529 302181 Fax: 01529 413488

Email: enquiries@carres.lincs.sch.uk

Website: www.carres.lincs.sch.uk

Other Staff Changes

Answer to Maths question on page 8 — B 10!

60x60x24x7x6 = (10x6) x (3x4x5) x (8x3) x 7 x 6 = 10 x 2 x 9 x 4 x 5 x 8 x 3 x 7 x 6 = 10 x 9 x 8 x 7 x 6 x 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 10! (easy!)

Answer to “Do you recognise anyone”? - Middle of back row - Mrs Smith. Middle of front row - Dr Moyes!

Some of you may have noticed that there are some big changes being made to the office. From January 2008 the office will become two separate offices - the far side will become Mrs Batten’s office and the other half will become the school office. Our smart new reception window, designed and constructed by Mr Mawditt, Mr Scholefield and Mr Watson, is now on the right hand side as you walk through the entrance doors to the school. The entrance to the office will be where the old reception hatch was previously. There have also been some changes to the staffing in the office. We now have a new Office Manager, Mrs Gerry Coppard, and Tracey Williams, formerly Administrative Assistant, has now taken on the role of Examinations Officer. Lesley Batten, who is the Head’s PA, and Tracey Williams are not now based in the school office. The office staff are: Gerry Coppard - Office Manager Mel Woolgar - School Secretary Karen Archer - Reprographics Assistant

News from the Office

We also have two new additions to the support staff, namely Mrs Michelle Wade, who has been appointed to the post of Learning Resources Manager, following Emma Whitton’s departure. Mrs Teresa Mallinson (who worked at Carre’s previously as a Learning Support Assistant), is our new Cover Supervisor. Welcome to all our new staff.

Wishing you all a Happy Christmas and a Peaceful New Year

SCHOOL RECOMMENCES ON MONDAY 7 JANUARY 2008