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Ctrl. Control the magazine. Alt. Alter your views. Delete the rubbish In life. This magazine was started by three creative students in year 12 who believed that year 7's had a voice and needed to be heard. They set up the magazine just under two months ago and this is the first published issue! Don't hesitate to contact the magazine by e-mail on [email protected]
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Issue One.
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Karate Kid! Watch out, or you’ll get the chop!
InterviewsOur team interview one of our favourite drama teachers!
Comics!Read our comic Flute and Lute made by the Ctrl. Alt. Delete team.
AND SO MUCH MORE!
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The Ctrl. Alt. Delete team talked to us about how excited they were to learn new skills and have new experiences w h e n t h e y w e r e j o i n i n g Croesyce i l iog . The team couldnʼt wait to show their talents in drama lessons and they were so excited to be doing proper experiments in science! “I remember being so excited about wearing a tie and having a bigger school bag!”
However, Year Seven isnʼt all fun and games, one thing that they really didnʼt look forward to, was getting up earlier and the mountains of homework they would have to face.
We asked the Ctrl. Alt. Delete team what they were most scared about when they first joined Croesyceiliog. The rumours of having your head flushed down the toilets was one that cropped up more than once! Even when I look back I can remember having dreams of my head being plunged into a smelly toilet plague me constant ly. Lucki ly, th is never happened.
A sad truth though, is that most Year 7ʼs were worried about bullying. Bullying is a topic taken very seriously
by Croesyceiliog School. Itʼs good to see how the school are making other pupils aware of the affects of bullying. Around the school are poster from Childline and posters made by pupils to help others who are being bullied find help. Another great idea that the school have introduced is the Form Supporters. Each from is designated a pupil in a higher year who support a form if they ever need any help.
One of the best ways to overcome bullying is to stick with your friendship group. Making new friends was something that was mentioned as one of the best things about starting a new school. These friends should help and support you, if ever and whenever you need them!
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Karate Kid!Watch out Jaime-May’s about! Year seven’s answer to Jackie Chan Jamie-May has been karate kicking it to the top this month and we find out her story!
A chop above the rest! Jaime-May receiving her glitzy trophy...is that the scary face she was talking about!?
Jaime-May and sister, Hayley, with their trophies! Which one would karate chop the other to the floor?
The sisters representing wales!
We wish Jaime-May and Hayley the best of luck in becoming karate masters!
Miss Cummins
My Drama and Sociology teachers were my favourite teachers. They were kind and they had lots of respect for me.
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Why did you want to teach drama? Because I love drama and I loved the idea of sharing my knowledge with pupils.
What was your favourite subject in school? Drama! It was my most favourite thing to do in school.
Who were your favourite teachers in school? My Drama and Sociology teachers were my favourite teachers. They were kind and they had lots of respect for me.
Have you had any previous jobs? I was a waitress in an Irish pub, I worked in a pizza parlour and had a paper round.
Which Form are your favourite? It has to be 7HT, theyʼre my favourite!
The Ctrl. Alt. Delete. crew have been interviewing some of their favourite teachers! We drop in for a chat with Miss Cummins the drama teacher. She runs the year 7 drama club on Tuesdays at lunchtime so we hope to see you all there!
INTERVIEW
Money Money Money
Christmas is just around the corner and no doubt youʼll
all get money to spend on the latest
gadgets and gizmos.
If youʼre lucky enough to get a N i n t e n d o 3 D S t h i s Christmas, there are so many new games to buy this winter in three glorious dimensions! If Santa doesnʼt bring one we think that saving up for one would make it even more special! It might take a long time but weʼre starting to put our pennies in our piggy banks now! Are you?
Give us one reason why you wouldnʼt want to buy these super cu te Mechan ica l Meerkats! Wind them up and watch them go...simples!
New year, new look! These BaByliss Pro 200 Nano Mini Ha i r S t ra igh teners a re perfect for getting a new look this January!
£9.99 at Boots
£134.99 at Game
£8 at Hawkinʼs Bazzar
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Flute and Lute Episode 1
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What’s Going On In Soap World? -Coronation Street-
Recently on Coronation Street, Chris faked his cancer results and told his little boy Russell that he and Cheryl are becoming a couple again. After John Stape returns to kidnap Rosie, he has to go to hospital after a car crash and he is in a coma and eventually dies. The police suspect Fizz but he is innocent. Finally, Chesneyʼs dog Shmichael dies after suffering liver disease, whilst Sally and Fizz finally become friends again after Sally realises that he was innocent during the John Stape murder ordeal!
SO MUCH DRAMA SO LITTLE TIME!
Our go-to galls for soap gossip at Ctrl. Alt. Delete give you the lowdown on everything thatʼs been going on in the dramatic world of Coronation Street!
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
gals
At the Cross C o u n t r y w e c a m e a w a y with a lot of good places.
Firstly the cross count ry team were very nervous. The Year 7 girlʼs team were made up of Jamie-M a y R o w l a n d s , C a t r i n G inge l l , Phoebe Rooke, C a s e y G r e e n , A s h l e y Sweeny, Sam Barnaby, Lois S i m p s o n a n d K a y l e i g h Trepick. The Year 7 boyʼs team was made up of Jack Morgan, Liam Cook, Daniel Hawksford, Joel Williams, Cole Dooland and Lloyd Edwards. The closest we got to first was twelfth by Daniel
H a w k s f o r d a n d A s h l e y Sweeny. Phoebe Rooke did e x t r e m e l y w e l l c o m i n g sixteenth twice! We all had to race two-hundred people in each category. We ran at Croesyceiliog, Llantarnam and we raced at Blackwood twice. Croesyceiliog was the hardest definitely. We had to run three fields and up the hill. Everybody said it was really hard!
Cross Country Champions!
Notice Something
Missing?
We wish our Cross Country champions the best of luck in all their sporting endeavorers!
Is there something you want to see in this magazine? Do you have an amazing idea for an article? Or do you want to take the photographs for the articles? If you feel you could have a positive impact on the magazine, d o n ʼ t h e s i t a t e t o c o n t a c t u s b y e - m a i l o n [email protected]
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Written by: Roald Dahl
Rating: 6/10
Good Point: Addicting at times
Bad Point: The plot become boring after a while
Charlie and his family are poor and live in a rundown house,
but one day Charlie wins a ticket to ʻWilly Wonkaʼs Chocolate
Factory, where he finds all sorts of things that he has never
even dreamed of...
Read All About It!
