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19 - 23 OCTOBER

2015

B WEEK

Climbing, Cross Country, Netball, Hockey, Gymnastics, Ilkley Art Trail, Rugby and the Ilkley Literature Festival.

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learning Community tournament

G Band tutor groups 8MH,

8ELC and 8AMD

competed on Tuesday for

their place in the final.

After a close heat, 8AMD

took their place in the final.

S Band tutor groups 8RRG,

8LNR and 8MEH took to the

dodgeball court and competed on Wednesday, with 8LNR taking the

remaining spot in the final.

Our Year 8 champions

are...

I Band tutor groups set off

the competition with a bang on

Monday as 8PO, 8ASH and 8AMB battled it

out.

8ASH earned their place in

Thursday’s final.

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Year 8 Dodgeball Champions 2015

8LNR

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Dinner Time Rota (No Bags in B Hall)

Sitting 1 12.30pm

Sitting 2 From 12.40pm

Sitting 3 Not before 12.45pm

Year 8 Packed Lunch Area:

M7

Year 7 Packed Lunch Area:

M3 and M5

Year 9 Packed Lunch Area: Social Area D Floor

Manners are important in the lunch time queue; any student misbehaving will be sent to the back of the queue. Rotating lunchtime sittings are for Years 7, 8 and 9 only. Years 10

and 11 have optional sittings. Bags must not be taken into B Hall at lunchtime unless they contain essential medication (i.e. Epipen or Diabetic equipment).

Coming Up...Coming Up...Coming Up...Coming Up...Coming Up..

Monday 19th October Year 9 Dodgeball Tournament—I Band Tuesday 20th October Year 9 Dodgeball Tournament—G Band

Wednesday 21st October Year 9 Dodgeball Tournament—S Band Thursday 22nd October Year 9 Dodgeball Tournament Final Friday 23rd October Belgium trip leaves 10pm Monday 26th October Belgium trip returns 10pm Monday 26th- Friday 30th October Half Term Monday 2nd November School reopens Wednesday 4th November Post 16 Open Evening 6-8pm (see page 6)

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What Your Marking Means

Numeracy

Ft Follow through: an incorrect answer has been used to work out another problem or another part of the answer.

W Working out is missing.

X Incorrect answer/error in calculation: the error has been circled.

Box written next to answer: the units are missing, write them inside the box, e.g. cm2 or m/s.

Literacy

Sp Spelling error, please correct.

// New paragraph needed.

Caps A capital letter is missing.

P Punctuation is missing or incorrectly used. This might be more specific e.g. p. p, p’

T You have used the wrong tense (past, present, future).

U Please underline.

Exp Expressions: there is something wrong with how a phrase or sentence sounds. A word could be missing or it could be in the wrong order. Re-read it to yourself, identify the problem and correct it.

Good point made.

We have really high expectations of your school work and our IGS marking guide is there to help you improve and do your Personal Best. We expect your written work to follow these basic rules:

· Always have an underlined title and the date. · Use a blue or black pen. · Pencil and ruler are used for tables, graphs and diagrams. · Questions are answered in full sentences unless the teacher specifically tells you not to do so. · Marking is read through and all corrections are made, using your green pen. · Spelling mistakes are corrected using your green pen and practised in the back of your book, or

by using a spelling app on your iPad. · Make sure that you carefully organise written work completed on the iPad and that you ensure

you respond to the next steps feedback given by your teacher. · Please note in your exercise book when work has been completed on the iPad e.g. see iPad for

my work on…

Make sure you know what your teacher means when they mark your work:

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Well done to Sophie Dale (10LV) who has secured a place in the Northern England Hockey Squad.

In the half term holidays, Sophie will travel to a High Performance Assessment Camp (HiPAC), a residential three-day camp which forms part of the Junior Regional Performance Centre (JRPC) Tier 2 activity. The camps are held annually and are for players in the U15 and U17 age group who have been selected for squads from JRPC Tier 1 activity. These squads are called the Saxon Tigers, the Pennine Pumas, the Wessex Leopards and the Mercia Lynx.

The HiPAC aims to give players in the U15 and U17 age groups first-hand experience of an international training camp environment, in preparation for potential future involvement in a National Age Group Squad (NAGS).

Sophie joins fellow squad member Nisha Cant (10JK) who will compete in the England Hockey Futures Cup (EHFC) representing the Pennine Pumas, with players from Manchester, Durham and Leeds. The EHFC is a competition which forms part of Junior Regional Performance Centre (JRPC) Tier 2 activity and is for players in the U16 and U18 age groups, who are selected for squads from JRPC Tier 1 activity.

Good luck girls!

Rugby Results Our Year 10 rugby team played in the White Rose Schools’ Rugby Series (WRSRS) on Tuesday 6th October against Pudsey Grangefield and Prince Henry’s, Otley. The results were:

IGS 20-10 Pudsey Grangefield IGS 10-15 Prince Henry’s

The Year 9 team were also in action last week against South Craven School on Thursday evening. The team put on a tremendous display and won the game IGS 53-26 South Craven. This week the action has again been intense on the rugby pitch. On Monday 12th October our Year 8 team played in the White Rose Schools’ Rugby Series at Skipton Rugby Club. The results were:

IGS 0 v 15 Ermysteads IGS 0 v 10 Settle School IGS 5 v 0 Upper Wharfedale IGS 5 v 5 Skipton Academy Our Year 8 team played Guiseley School in a friendly on Tuesday and won the game IGS 40 v 10 Guiseley. The Year 9 team continued to impress in their WRSRS games this week. On Tuesday they played at Bingley Grammar School (we fielded two teams), the games finished:

IGS A 35 v 0 Settle College IGS B 10 v 10 South Craven IGS A 10 v 0 Bingley Grammar IGS B 25 v 0 Settle College IGS A 15 v 10 South Craven IGS B 10 v 5 Bingley Grammar IGS A 15 v 0 IGS B

Finally on Tuesday our 1st XV played in the NatWest Cup at St John Fisher School, when the final whistle blew the score line was IGS 35 v 0 SJFS. Well done boys!

Congratulations to Maisie Liptrot (8ELC) who, proudly representing Harrogate Gymnastics Club, took part in two recent competitions in London and Durham. The London competition was a national team competition and Maisie’s team were placed 5th out of 15 teams. Durham was an individual event and Maisie achieved 3rd place on asymmetric bars and 3rd overall which meant her team secured a silver medal in the Level 5, age 12+ group.

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Well done to our PE Department and Cross Country team who hosted the first round of the English Schools’ Athletic Association Cross Country Competition on Monday 12th October. We took part in this competition last year and secured places in the National Final for three out of our four teams...needless to say we had high hopes this year and our athletes didn’t disappoint...we had some terrific individual performances as well as outstanding team effort.

Our athletes competed against students from: The Grammar School at Leeds; King James's School; St Wilfrid's Catholic High School; Bradford Grammar School; Woodhouse Grove School and Queen Elizabeth Grammar School for their spot in the next round.

Inter Girls 1st place Left to right: Rachel Scott (9PDH); Emily Field (9LAM); Bethan Morley (9PDH); Ella Shouler-Harris (9SL); Elise Crabtree (9DSF) and Hannah Marshall (9PB).

Junior Boys 3rd place Left to right: Nathan Coy (7FEA); Harvey Stapleton (8RRG); Adam Mitchell (8AMB); Archie Minto (8AMB); Reuben Foster (8ELC); Tom Jackson (8AMB) and Ashley Leach (7FEA).

Junior Girls 3rd place Left to right: Charlotte Elston (7TJB); Katie Meredith (8RRG); Ella Hammond (8ELC); Bernadette Raven (8PO); Caitlin Oddie (8AMB); and Ella Shuttleworth (8AMB).

Inter Boys 1st place Left to right: Arran Burnett (9HED/KE); Dominic Coy (9SP) Cameron Reilly (10JB); Harry Barker (10MEK); George Dey (10MWC) and Joe Haigh (10LV).

Junior Boy’s Team

Inter Boy’s Team

Inter Girl’s Team

Junior Girl’s Team

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Junior Boys

Place Athlete

4 Adam Mitchell

16 Reuben Foster

19 Archie Minto

22 Ashley Leach

23 Nathan Coy

32 Tom Jackson

Junior Girls

Place Athlete

6 Caitlin Oddie

9 Bernadette Raven

10 Ella Hammond

14 Charlotte Elston

17 Katie Meredith

19 Ella Shuttleworth

Inter Boys

Place Athlete

1 Cameron Reilly

3 Dominic Coy

5 George Dey

6 Joe Haigh

14 Harry Barker

19 Arran Burnett

Inter Girls

Place Athlete

1 Bethan Morley

6 Emily Field

8 Rachel Scott

10 Elise Crabtree

12 Ella Shouler Harris

21 Hannah Marshall

The junior boys set off...

Adam Mitchell

Great team running on display.

The junior girls start their race... Caitlin Oddie Bernadette Raven

The inter boys head off quickly…. Cameron Reilly Dom Coy

A strong start from our Inter girls…. Bethan Morley Emily Field

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Congratulations to climber Emma Powell (10JPC) whose winter competition season started well last week at the King Kong Climbing Centre in Keswick. Emma finished in first place in her category. This was a great result for Emma who is only just getting back to full climbing fitness. The next competition is in Glasgow on 24th October and is part of the Scottish tooling series .

From the left to right: Emma Whitaker-Pitts, Orla Waterton and Nell Barker far right.

Well done to Emma Whitaker-Pitts (8MH), Orla Waterton (8RRG), and Nell Barker (8LNR), all dancers with the WTA Dance Academy in Ilkley, who took part in the Ilkley Art Trail at the weekend. The girls worked with local artist Lucia Smith and choreographed their own dance interpretation of her work ‘Evening Choreography in Wharfedale’.

Well done to Eleanor Morris (11LO) who has won first prize in the Ilkley Literature Festival’s Young Peoples’ Poetry Competition in the Year 12/13 category. Although Eleanor is in Year 11 the maturity of her work meant that her poem was set alongside work from sixth form students and judged to be the winner by the Festival’s Poet in Residence.

Eleanor and her family have been invited to read her poem, Astrologer, and receive her prize at the Festival’s Special Words Club Night on Friday 16th October at the Otley Courthouse Arts Centre, where a number of young people will be reading their work.

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…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…

B SPORT CLUBS

MONDAY

19th

October

Y11 Football v RTHS @ IGS (SP)

Sports’ Leader Training Dodgeball @ Gym – (PB) 3.15-4.30

Y7 Rugby v WRSRS @ Bingley Meet @ 3.05

Senior Netball v BGS @ Ilkley Grammar School

TUESDAY

20th

October

U12 + U13 Netball training (FA)

Rugby Training Y7 - 10 @ IRUFC (ACF)

Football Y7 @ IGS fields 3.15-4.30. (RB)

Y9, 10, 11, 12 Girls Hockey @ BRHC (JH)

Y8 Football CV3 @ Ilkley Grammar School (SP)

Y10 Football v St Mary’s @ Ilkley Grammar School (SG)

Y10 Rugby v WRSRS @ Aireborough RFC. Meet @ 3.05

U15 Hockey Tournament @ Ilkley Grammar School

WEDNESDAY

21st

October

U13 Indoor Cricket Boys’ Squad only 2.30 – 4.30 (PB)

Y11, 12, 13 mixed hockey Sports Hall, 12.30-1.15pm. (JH)

Rugby Training Y11 – 1XV @ IRUFC (ACF)

Y7 Football CV3 @ Ilkley Grammar School (RB)

THURSDAY

22nd

October

Y7+8 HOCKEY @ Ben Rhydding Astroturf 3.15-4.30pm (AJK)

Girls’ Football @ Ben Rhydding Astroturf 3.15-4.30pm (LV) CAN-CELLED

Y7, 9 RUGBY @ IRUFC 3.30-5pm (ACF, MWC)

U14+U15 Netball training. 3.15-4.30pm (FA)

Y7, 8, 9 Rugby @ HGS. 4.00 KO

Y11 Rugby v WRSRS @ IRUFC. 4.00 KO

Y8 Girls’ Football @ Oakbank Leave @ 3:10

FRIDAY

23rd

October

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Anti-Bullying Week is coordinated by the Anti-Bullying Alliance and this year runs from the 16th - 20th November. The theme is ‘Make a Noise about bullying’ #antibullyingweek. The key aim of the week is to empower children and young people to make a noise about bullying – whether it is happening to you or to someone else, face to face or online.

Show you support by wearing blue on Children in Need Day (13th November) and be part of the #wearitblue campaign.

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MON TUES WED THU FRI

Chicken and

Leek Crumble

Slow Braised Beef and

Vegetables

Cumberland Sausage

with Onion Gravy

Battered Cod Tartar sauce and Lemon

Wedges

Roast Pork, Stuffing and Apple Sauce

Veggie Five Bean Burrito,

Tomato Salsa, Soured Cream and Nachos

Veggie Feta, Cherry

Tomato & Basil Stuffed

Pepper

Veggie Quorn and

Lentil Casserole

Veggie Cheese and Caramelised Red Onion

Quiche

Veggie Mediterranean Vegetable

Strudel

Roast New Potatoes

Green Beans Glazed Root Vegetables

Sauteed Potatoes

Corn on the Cob

Broccoli

Mash Carrots &

Peas

Chips Mushy Peas Baked Beans

Roast Potatoes

Cabbage & Leek

Cauliflower Cheese

Classic Bolognese

Chilli Con

Carne Rice Pot

Chicken Tikka Rice

Pot

Herby Tomato

Pasta Pot

Ricotta Tortellini

Sweet &

Sour Chicken Noodle Pot

Five Bean Chilli Rice

Pot

Chicken Cacciatore Pasta Pot

Vegetable Stir Fry

Noodle Pot

Pasta Carbonara

Tomato

Leek and Potato

Tomato

Leek & Potato

Tomato

Cheese & Ham Panini

Margherita

Pizza

Margherita Pizza

BBQ Chicken

Wrap

Pizza Style Panini

Cheese and Ham Toastie

Margherita Pizza

Tikka Flat

Bread

Selection of Pizzas & Panini’s

SOUP

Lunch Menu Week One

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Breakfast Menu

Croissant - 95p Doughnut/Iced Finger - 75p

Toast - 25p Cereal Bars - 65p

Cereal and Milk - £1.20

Fruit Pots - 75p Fruit - 25p

Yogurt Pot - 75p Fruit Juice - 75p

Fresh Fruit Bar - £1.00

Bacon Sandwich - 95p Cheese Muffin - 50p

Filled Bagel - 95p Filled Flatbread - 95p

Porridge - £1.20

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Coming to IGS December 2015

Oliver

2/3/4 December

Half term activities...click here for more information!