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8/9/2019 Christ's Chronicles Issue No.18 http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/christs-chronicles-issue-no18 1/4 The hrist’s hronicles  Friday, 24th April 2015 www.christs.richmond.sch.uk  Welcome to the new format Christ’s Chronicles, which we will be issuing weekly. Your feedback would be most welcome. Please email me at: [email protected]  The Year 8 boys football teambeat Orleans Park by 2 goals to 1 last week to reachthe Richmond Borough play off final! Goals fromDeclan Skura and Kevin Habimana dispatched Orleans Park, setting up a mouthwatering tie on  Tuesday. Well done boys! As always, see our Facebook pag e f or pictures and fi xture list. Just click here.  Tuesday 28th April  Year 8 Parents Evening 3.30pm - 6.30pm Bank Holiday Marc Ongley in Concert Drama Hall 7pm Some important dates for your diary: Issue No. 18 Remember to check the School Bulletin for more information. Monday 4th May Friday 8th May Sporting Success Sporting Success Sporting Success Well done to Morgan Wilkins of Year 8, who has qualified for the Under 12 England National Championships in Table Tennis. Morgan will travel to Sheffield on Sunday 7th June for the England finals. Good luck Morgan. Saturday 9th May Richmond May Fair  Marc Ongley in Concert Friday 8th May 2015 at Christ’s Doors open 7pm  A unique opportunity to hear one of Australia’s finest guitarists and com posers. Music b y: Bach, Scarlatti, Chop in, Alb eniz, Vill a-Lobos, Ongley and m ore!  Tickets: £10 adults £5 students from Mr Wilson Email: [email protected] Summer Production: Summer Production: Summer Production: Auditions Auditions Auditions  Auditions will take place next week on Tuesday 28th & Wednesday 29th April, after school in the drama studio (Sixth Form Block) for ‘We Need To Talk About Alice’, an original and devised piece of experimental theatre based on the celebrated book, ‘  Alice In Wonderland’ . We intend to stage this in various spaces around the school and set it to the music of Amy Winehouse. Performances will be towards the end of June -  dates to be announced.  If you are interested, but unable to make either audition date, please see Mr Miller. Thank you. 

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The hrist’s hronicles

 

Friday, 24th April 2015

www.christs.richmond.sch.uk 

Welcome to the new format

Christ’s Chronicles, which we will

be issuing weekly. Your feedback

would be most welcome. Please

email me at: 

[email protected] 

 The Year 8 boys football teambeat

Orleans Park by 2 goals to 1 last week to

reach the Richmond Borough play off final!

Goals fromDeclan Skura and Kevin

Habimana dispatched Orleans Park,

setting up a mouth watering tie on

 Tuesday. Well done boys!

As always, see our Facebook

page for pictures and fixture list.

Just click here. 

Tuesday 28th April 

 Year 8 Parents Evening 

3.30pm - 6.30pm 

Bank Holiday 

Marc Ongley in Concert 

Drama Hall 7pm 

Some important dates for your diary:

Issue No. 18

Remember to check

the School Bulletin for

more information.

Monday 4th May 

Friday 8th May 

Sporting SuccessSporting SuccessSporting Success 

Well done to

Morgan Wilkins of

Year 8, who has

qualified for the

Under 12 England

National

Championships in

Table Tennis.

Morgan will travel

to Sheffield on

Sunday 7th June

for the England

finals. Good luck

Morgan. 

Saturday 9th May 

Richmond May Fair  

Marc Ongley in Concert

Friday 8th May 2015 at Christ’s 

Doors open 7pm

 A unique opportunity to hear one of Australia’s finest guitarists

and composers. Music by: Bach, Scarlatti, Chop in, Alb eniz,

Vill a-Lobos, Ongley and more!

 Tickets: £10 adults £5 students from Mr Wilson

Email: [email protected] 

Summer Production:Summer Production:Summer Production:

AuditionsAuditionsAuditions 

Auditions will

take place next

week onTuesday 28th

& Wednesday

29th April,

after school in

the drama

studio (Sixth Form Block) for ‘We

Need To Talk About Alice’, an

original and devised piece ofexperimental theatre based on the

celebrated book, ‘ Alice In

Wonderland’ . 

We intend to stage this in various

spaces around the school and set it

to the music of Amy Winehouse.

Performances will be towards the

end of June-

 dates to be announced. 

If you are interested, but unable to

make either audition date, please

see Mr Miller. Thank you. 

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World War One Battlefields Trip At the end of term, the History Department took

a group of Year 9 students to visit historically

significant sites in Belgium and France, focusing

on events that took place during World War One.

We visited places such as Thiepval memorial,

which remembers the 72,195 men whose bodies

were lost during WWI, a battlefield from the

Somme offensive which included a trench used

in the war and the town of Ypres, where a major

battle took place. The students showed a lot of

interest and respect when walking around these

sites and were a credit to the school.

My personal highlight was visiting Mailly Wood Cemetery. This is a small cemetery, like manyothers in the area, that have graves dedicated to men who fought

and died in these tragic battles. However, this was particularly

important to me as it contains the resting place of my Great, Great

Grandfather who fought and died in the Somme offensive in 1916.

This was my first time visiting the grave and an opportunity for me

to tell his story and my family’s story of loss. 

The students really enjoyed the hostel games room, which had a

pool and table-

football table, and the opportunity to explore Ypres(and its Belgian chocolate shops!). We were also lucky enough to

be accompanied by a professional tour guide, Steve Clarke, who

told us stories of bravery from the soldiers who sacrificed

themselves to protect our country, and how 50,000lb bombs had

torn up the landscape. We would like to thank him and the Galina Tour Company for helping

us fully experience and understand these important sites. 

Jonathan Heitzman

SPRING AUDITIONS! CALLING ALL YOUNG ACTORS Are you aged 10-19 years old? Would

you like to train and perform at the

Rose Theatre in a spectacular new

production of Dickens’ much loved A

Christmas Carol? 

We are looking for young actors to play

a range of exciting parts and work with

top acting, singing and movement teachers. For more information email

[email protected] 

Or go to the following link: http://www.rosetheatrekingston.org/rose-youth-theatre 

 Apply by Sunday 13th May 

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Our quote for the week:

We  on ly ha ve tw o c ho ice s:

d o n o t h i n g o r  d o

something. 

Ton y Kirma n o f De stiny Re sc ue

Hea ve nly Fa the r, help us to roo t o ur sto ries in your

e te rna l Sto ry,

Help us to w ea ve o ur sto ryl ine s into yo ur e te rna l

t heme o f c rea t ion ,

He lp the wo rds we sp ea k and the a c t ions we live o ut

reson a te with you r ete rna l Love .

Tra nsform the b it p a rt o f our lives into the g rea t ep ic

of yo ur ete rna l Life.

Amen

Richmond May Fair

Saturday 9th May

This is a really fun day out for the whole family and the

PTA will once again be hosting the Christ’s School

Marquee. We need to organise an adult and children’s

tombola, a silent auction, burgers, tea, cakes, plants and

more. It’s a great way to advertise our school to the local

community. Please contact [email protected] if you

would like to be involved. Your support is greatly

appreciated.

The Jack Petchey Foundation

15th Anniversary Skydive

 To celebrate our 15th

Anniversary, the J ack Petchey

Foundation is seeking 15 young

thrill seekers to undertake a

fundraising skydive on the 29th J uly 2015. No previous

experience is necessary and it

takes just one day to be trained

and to make the jump! All

participants will need to raise a

minimum of £200, but a ll

proceeds raised will go to a

youth charity of their choice.

For full information and furtherdetails regarding eligibility and

the application process please

visit:www.jackpetcheyfoundation.org.uk/15th-

anniversary-jump 

Or click here:

Consultants For The Day

Adam Hashemi & India acted as consultants for the day to Three,

the mobile phone network providers. Three are piloting some new

workshops for Year 10s which will be delivered nationwide starting

with Christ’s School on May 1st. The workshops will cover the

operations of Three and help students discover opportunities that our

increasingly digital world offers. India & Adam met the four teams

involved and discussed the content and ideas of the pilot workshop

- giving feedback on what was engaging and how suitable the

activites were. Three were really pleased with their input and it will

be put to the test with selected groups of year 10s next week.

UCAS Fair

Most of year 12 attended the UCAS fair at Richmond C ollege on

 Tuesday. 80 universities offered an enormous choice of courses with

entry requirements to suit everyone. Exhibitors included Oxford,

Cambridge, members of the Russell Group, leading institutions for

the Arts, Film, and Animation, and all our local universities. Studentscame back laden with information and we hope, feel inspired to get

the best grades at AS level as a good foundation for next year.

New Books in the Library Now!

Plus many many more. Come

& get them….!!