DofE Medical Forms

Here is a list of those who still have to hand in their medical forms:
Asam Iqbal
Holly Napier
Mattheus Machado
Zayyan Qureshi
Naseem Hussain
Will Cole
Will Davies
Sam Ellis
Luke Quaterman
Louis Breton
Anica Begum
Said El Chami
Eric Waligo
Romela Imran
Jodie Meeson
Dollie - Mae Wright
Beth CZAJEWSKI
Hebe York
Kate Williamson
Sunil Daudhar
Mohammad Zahran
Donald Proko
Tom Downes
Kamaal Hamid
Ruby Smith
Lola Grimbly
Abdi Quraanye
Zita Lloyd
Atef Chowdry
James Miranda
Toby Edmunds

Please can all Medical forms be in by Tuesday the 2nd February as a very last chance.
Thank you , Miss Bristow

Lysistrata - performance at Cheney on 23rd February

Classical Play at Cheney: Lysistrata

On Tuesday 23rd February, the highly-acclaimed theatre company Actors of Dionysus are bringing their modern adaptation of the Ancient Comedy Lysistrata to Cheney School. 

The play is described as follows by Actors of Dionysus:

“This no holds barred comedy, Lysistrata, promises to be both hilarious and provocative! Follow our heroine, Lysistrata, and the women of Greece in their (not always heartfelt!) battle to deny their men sex in order to stop a bloody war. As tensions mount and frustrations erupt, see who wins and if peace is restored in this high octane, hugely enjoyable and absurdist version of Aristophanes’ masterpiece.”

Aristophanes is the one of the greatest ancient playwrights, and this is a unique opportunity to see one of his most well-known plays brought to life by a highly skilled theatre company.

The performance starts 7.30pm and finishes at 9pm. Tickets are £15 at full price and £12 for concessions. Tickets can be booked through Actors of Dionysus at http://www.actorsofdionysus.com/aod-production/lysistrata-2/

 

If you have any questions or would like to book tickets through the school, please let me or Mr Gimson know. Thank you!

Medicine Seminar at MCS

The next seminar has been rearranged to FRIDAY so you have a bit more time to sign up.  Please come and put your name down on the door to W9.

Thanks,
ERA

Sixth Form Survey

Please complete the Sixth Form Survey. We have already listened to your feedback by changing tutor time for Year 12 and Year 13. What are we doing well? What can we make better? Which of your teachers are helping you learn and how?

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ZrXSDerfIMktCIV7gXpZ6gUOfkYTZ07nlusGGXrLS8s/viewform?usp=send_form

Thank you for your time!!

Medicine Seminars

I have been asked to keep an accurate list of who will attend these sessions each week.  I have put a sign up sheet on the door to my room.  If you wish to go to the seminar please put your name on it!

The next seminar is on MONDAY please come and sign up TODAY!

Thanks,
ERA

Sutton Trust Summer Schools

Definitely worth a look at if you have 5As at GCSE - go to www.suttontrust.com

UNIQ - Oxford Summer Schools - Deadline Next Week

Please apply this weekend if you want to go - let me know if you, and put me down as the referee. 
There is so much here which would enliven a university application. 

Less than one week to go!! UNIQ Application Deadline – 5pm on 3 Feb

We would like to remind you that the deadline for the UNIQ summer school applications is coming up and cannot be extended under any circumstances so please encourage your students to get their applications in as soon as possible.
 

We have, so far, had surprisingly few applications for the courses below which may be of interest to your students:

UNIQ Course…	Great for students interested in any of…
Classical India: Language and Culture	Ancient history, ancient languages, south Asian culture
Middle Eastern Studies	Islamic languages, history, politics and literature
Egyptology & Ancient Near Eastern Studies	History, politics, classical civilisations, ancient languages and literature
German	Languages, medieval and contemporary German literature and culture
Beginners Languages	Learning new languages, Italian, Russian or Portuguese literature and culture
Linguistics (new course for 2016!)	The study of language, English language, psychology, philosophy
History of Art	History, art and design, literature
Classic Archaeology & Ancient & Modern History	Classical civilisation of the Greeks and Romans, ancient history, modern history, architecture, ancient languages
Earth Sciences	Geology, maths, physics, chemistry
Material Sciences	Engineering, physics, maths, chemistry, solar technologies
Classics	Classical languages, civilisations, literature, philosophy, Greek, Latin
Theology	Religious studies, history, philosophy, literature, languages
Spanish	Languages, Hispanic literature and culture
Music	Music history, analysis and psychology, composing and performing
Human Sciences	Physiology, sociology, biology, health sciences
Oncology	Medical sciences, practical lab work, biology, chemistry, medical research.

For course information – www.uniq.ox.ac.uk/courses
For eligibility criteria information – www.uniq.ox.ac.uk/selection

When students are ready to apply, they can access the application form by clicking the button at the foot of this webpage - www.uniq.ox.ac.uk/about

 

We really look forward to receiving applications from your students. Do get in touch if you have any questions.

Splash - interesting opportunity

You are invited to Splash at Oxford, a day-long programme held on Saturday February 27^th at several Oxford colleges where you can take classes taught by Oxford students on a wide variety of topics. Classes taught this year include the science of flight, reading roman tombstones, the psychology of Facebook, and Anglo-Saxon poetry. You can choose which classes you want to attend and there is something for everyone. Splash offers a wonderful opportunity to simply learn about subjects that you are interested in, with similarly enthusiastic classmates, and taught by student-teachers who are passionate about what they are teaching.

 

Go to our website (https://oxford.learningu.org/) and check out our class catalogue and if anything interesting catches your eye feel free to sign up and come along. Splash is free but places are limited and allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.

 

We hope it will be a fantastic day and a great opportunity to explore subjects outside of those normally taught in school.

Year 12 Independence Workshop - TODAY

Reminder to year 12's that received a letter about attending an  Independence workshop - the sessions start TODAY after school in J36.

Work Experience Dates

Year 12

Work experience dates are as follows:

Students NOT doing DofE: 4th - 8th July

DofE students: 5th - 8th July

Thank you

Year 13 - 'tutor groups'

Year 13, please remember that you need to be checking in with either myself, Miss Doherty or Ms O'Keefe once a half term - you have just over two weeks left of this term.

The list of which member of staff you need to be seeing is on the Sixth Form Office door.

To make an appointment either email or come to see us in our offices. Our emails are:

Miss Doherty: hdy@cheney.oxon.sch.uk
Ms O'Keefe: sok@cheney.oxon.sch.uk
Miss Stratford: csr@cheney.oxon,sch,uk

Thank you
Miss Stratford

Talk on 24th February: The First Philosophers

On Wednesday 24th February, 2 - 3pm, Professor Ursula Coope from the Faculty of Philosophy at Oxford is coming to deliver a talk on the Presocratic philosophers. These 6th and 5th Century BC thinkers have often been called the first scientists and philosophers of the Western tradition, and they made a number of advances in scientific and mathematical knowledge as well as philosophical thought.

The talk will be of special interest to students of Classics, History, Philosophy, Maths and Sciences.

All are welcome but please let me or Mr Gimson know if you'd like to attend, or email me on lorna@irisproject.org.uk

The talk will be in L14. 

Many thanks

Thank you!

A big thank you to all of you that helped out the Open Evening last night. It was a great success and you did Cheney Sixth Form proud!

Harry Potter Night

Calling all Harry Potter fans!

Next Thursday, the 4 February is Harry Potter Night.

We need volunteers and ideas for an event in the Library 3-6pm – you can use this for your VINSPIRED hours.

PLEASE SEE MS COOK IN THE LIBRARY ON TUESDAY OR FRIDAY IF YOU WOULD LKE TO HELP, or email sc@cheney.oxon.sch.uk

There will be films, competitions, spells and quizzes- everyone is invited!  Look out for posters for more details, and put the date in your diary!

Found iPhone

An iPhone has been handed in to the Sixth Form Office. It was found at break time in the Sixth Form area today (Tuesday 26 Jan). If it is yours please come and claim it.

Thank you

Medicine and Vet Science Opportunity

Sorry the link doesn't work - I can e-mail it out on request. 
Are you in Years 11, 12 or 13?



Are you thinking of applying to study Veterinary Medicine or Medicine at university?
Come to a free seminar
Experts from Cardiff and Oxford Universities

and the Royal Veterinary College will be giving their top tips on how to make a successful application.
When?
Friday 4th March 2016, 7.00pm – 9.15pm


Where?
St Helen and St Katharine, Faringdon Road,

Abingdon, Oxon, OX14 1BE

Email: highereducation@shsk.org.uk
Don’t miss out! Book your place here

DofE Medical Form

ATTENTION all DofE students!

All medical forms must be handed in to Miss Bristow in C26 by Wednesday 27th January at the latest.

Year 13 Assembly TODAY

Reminder: Tere is a beneficial assembly for all Year 13's in L1 at 2:30 today

Opportunities in Oxford

There is so much here I don't know how to edit it all coherently:  will flag up all these opportunities on 4th February when we have our next early applicants meeting. Meanwhile please look carefully at everything below: 

1)      Oxbridge Classics Open Day 2016

The Faculty of Classics at Cambridge will host this year’s one-day conference for all sixth formers who may be thinking of reading Classics at University. This is a fun and informative event with sample lectures and briefing sessions by the Access and Outreach Teams from Oxford as well as Cambridge. Booking is now possible via the events page of: www.greeksromansus.classics.cam.ac.uk

 

Further information is attached. Please direct all enquiries to Max Kramer at the Faculty of Classics, Cambridge on: mjk53@cam.ac.uk

 

 

3)      Law Faculty Open Days

The Faculty of Law is holding three Open Days in March 2016 – on Monday 14, Tuesday 15, and Wednesday 16 March.

 

This is an excellent opportunity to find out what it’s really like to study Law at Oxford. We have a full day’s programme planned including full information on our undergraduate courses and admissions procedures, plus a chance to hear about opportunities for careers in law following undergraduate study.

 

New for 2016! Teacher-specific information sessions will be held in the afternoon whilst prospective students will have lunch, a tour, and an academic taster session at one of our colleges.

 

We warmly invite you, and up to three of your students, to attend one of these Open Days.

 

Please use the link below for more information, details of the programme, eligibility for overnight accommodation, and to apply. Students are welcome to attend without a teacher. Applications will open on Wednesday 6 January and close on Friday 29 January, or when fully booked.

 

www3.law.ox.ac.uk/nlgk-wl45.htm

 

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by phone on 01865 271491 or email opendays@law.ox.ac.uk.

 

4)      Oxford Pathways Programme Year 12 Study Days

15, 16 and 17 March 2016

 

The Oxford Pathways Programme will be holding 3 subject-specific Study Days for Year 12 students in March 2016. Year 12 Study Days offer students the chance to experience their chosen subject through a day of academic sessions run by Oxford tutors, as well as giving them an insight into life as a student in the Oxford college setting.

 

The event is open to Year 12 students at non-selective state schools or colleges in the UK. Places will generally be limited to students with at least 5A* grades at GCSE (7A* for medicine), and who are predicted to achieve at least AAA at A Level (or equivalent). Free overnight accommodation may be offered to students travelling long distances to Oxford, and attendees will be offered a contribution towards their travel costs after the event.

 

To apply, students should complete the online application form at www.pathways.ox.ac.uk/#y12study before Friday 29 January. Booking is by individuals, but we ask students to nominate a teacher at their school to support their application.

 

For more information, including a sample programme, a list of subjects available, and detailed guidance notes, please visit our website at www.pathways.ox.ac.uk. Enquiries may be directed to Claire Hogben at pathways@admin.ox.ac.uk.

 

5)      Mathematical Sciences Year 12 Study Day

University College (Univ) is delighted to host study days in the Spring Term 2016. These will give high-achieving students a taste of a university study and an insight into how they can develop their academic interests and skills beyond the classroom. Applications are now open for the Mathematical Sciences Open Day on 7^th March.

For more information about any of these days please see our website: http://www.univ.ox.ac.uk/content/activities-and-events. Contact Nelli on access@univ.ox.ac.uk or 01865 286565 with any questions.

 

6)      Teachers' Days for Engineering, Maths, and Physics

Our Engineering, Mathematics and Physics tutors will be hosting a Subject Day for Teachers on Saturday 27th February 2016.

This event is open to all teachers, heads of Sixth Form, Heads and Deputy Heads, Careers Advisors etc. from all schools and colleges. We hope the programme will give you an insight into these courses at Oxford and help you support your pupils in applying to Oxford. Teachers attending this event from state schools will be able to claim travel expenses up to a maximum of £50 per person. http://www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/admissions/eng-maths-physics-subject-day

7)      Splash

Splash at Oxford is an exciting day of learning for 14- to 18-year-olds, with a wide range of interesting and off-the-wall topics taught by Oxford University Students. All are welcome and this year, classes include reading Roman tombstones, the psychology of Facebook and an introduction to Circular Gallifreyan. Pupils should register individually through our website oxford.learningu.org so please pass this on to them and if you have any questions, please email us oxfordsplash@gmail.com

 

8)      Half Term Talks

Half Term Talks - Monday 15^th February

 

13:00-14:00

Exploring the Biological and Chemical Sciences

Drs Nick Green, Martin Speight & Mark Wormald

ICL Lecture Theatre, South Parks Rd, OX1 3QR

This talk is aimed at GCSE & A level students and they can book online at  

http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/invite/tasterday2016.asp

 

14:00-15:00

Physics and Materials Taster Talk

Dr Sian Tedaldi & Ms Jayne Shaw

Martin Wood Lecture Theatre

Clarendon Laboratory, Parks Rd, OX1 3PU

http://www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/events/2016/02/15/physics-and-material-science-taster-talk-half-term

Preparing for University Future Learn Course

The 6-week online course called Preparing for University, run by UEA, starts today.  I strongly recommend everybody signs up!

It requires 2 hours a week but will give you much more in return.  The first week looks at asking questions, preparing for a lecture and questioning lecture material, all really important, high-order skills for A Levels as well.

SO, sign up! https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/preparing-for-uni I hope you find it really useful!

Weekly Seminars on Medicine at Magdalen College School

The following students are signed up for the seminars at MCS:

Chris Swift, Hashim Dogar, Jenny Brown, Karl Martensson, Said El Chami, Zara Ellahi and Shameela Sarwar.

The school is on the roundabout opposite Sainsbury's.  The reception to the school is further down the road.   I'm sure someone will be there to show you where to go.  All sessions will start at 4:15pm and go on until around 5:30pm in B1.   

If anyone else is interested, please contact me and I can sign you up for the week after next.

Thanks,

ERA

Year 13 Assembly

Year 13

On Monday 25th January at tutor time in L1 you need to attend the 'Stand Out From the Crowd' assembly. The assembly is being given by Jill Leonard, the Director of Global Talent Acquisition at Wiley publishers.

If you are not aware who Wiley are they are a global publishing company, and two years ago their revenue was 1.8 billion dollars. http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-301697.html

This is a beneficial assembly and  applicable to what ever direction you are going in after your A Levels.

We look forward to seeing you all there.

University of Oxford English Faculty Open Day

University of Oxford, English Faculty State Schools Open Day: Saturday 5 March 2016

The English Faculty at the University of Oxford will be holding an invite-only, open day on Saturday 5 March 2016. The open day will run from approximately 10.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m., and visitors will have the opportunity to:

·      -  Hear talks about the English programme and admissions process

·       - Attend an introductory lecture on various literary topics

·       - Visit an Oxford college

·       =- Chat with current students about their experiences of studying at Oxford

There are a specific number of places available; if these are filled, then any further schools interested in attending will be added to a waiting list. After the deadline, we will also let attending schools know if we have space available for extra students.

 If you  would like to attend, please contact us at undergrad@ell.ox.ac.uk by Tuesday, 9th February. We will later provide further details of the day, including a full programme and a list of any other participating schools in your area so that you can, if you wish, make joint arrangements for transport.

Open Evening!

Don't forget it is Open Evening on Monday (25th January)! The evening is 6pm - 8pm and it would be great to see as many of you as possible there to present Cheney Sixth Form at its best. There are a range of roles for you to undertake -  see the lists up in the silent area.

Thank you

Medical form

To All DofE students,

It was great to see so many of you at parents evening last night, could you please all hand in your medical forms by the end of today (Friday 22nd Jan). If you require another medical form could you collect one from me in C26 today please. I also have date reminders and a kit list you can also take away with you.

Thank you

Miss Bristow 

Volunteers Required in WOODSTOCK - Oxfordshire Soldiers Musuem

Are you going into teaching, childcare, coaching or hospitality.
Do you enjoy working with Children?
Need to enhance your CV/ Personal Statement?

The Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum need you,

To find out more information please contact Vicki Woods
(Soliders of Oxfordshire Musuem, Woodstock, OX20 1SN)

education@sofo.org.uk
01993 810211

EPQ Meeting - Cancelled

There will be no EPQ meeting at lunchtime today as both Mr Gimson and Ms Tope are not available. There will be a meeting next Thursday in C23.

Accessing Sporting Facilities

Sixth Form,

The PE department are thrilled to have so many of you interested in sport and wanting to use the various sporting facilities in the evening. 

The PE department are happy for you to do so as long as you gain the permission of PE staff on that day. PE staff who agree will then periodically check on you and control equipment and valuables. 

Thank you

Chemistry Olympiad

The Chemistry Olympiad is back!

I will be running the Olympiad after school next Thursday (28/01/16).  It will be an exam paper full of challenging but interesting questions.  It is aimed at Year 13 but if you're in Year 12 and are curious you can also have a go.

Hope to see lots of you there!
ERA

Year 12 English Students

Year 12 English students in Miss Choudhury/Dr Snapper’s group

Due to unforeseen circumstances, neither Miss Choudhury nor Dr Snapper can attend Year 12 parents evening on Thursday. 

If you or your parents would like to discuss your progress in English, please email Miss Choudhury (jch@cheney.oxon.sch.uk) or Dr Snapper (gsn@cheney.oxon.sch.uk) to arrange a conversation.

Volunteer Scientists at Sixth-form open evening

Dear Sixth-form Scientists,

Thank you to all of those who have volunteered to help us at the Sixth-form open evening on Monday.

We will be based in the R-block.  Please come at 5.30 pm on Monday.

If any other students are interested in helping us, please also feel free to come along!  It is really helpful to have current students with us on the night who are willing to share their experience of Science at Cheney.

Many thanks,
ERA

Want to join us in Sicily?

We have had three spaces on the Sicily trip open up and are extending this offer to all sixth form students – no subject requirements. Please see me asap if you’re interested as full payment would need to be received by 29th January. Miss Gleen

Cheney Sixth Form Policy for entry into Year 13 from Year 12

Year 12,

A letter was sent out via intouch (email to parents / carers) today detailing the policy for entry into Year 13 from Year 12.

If you have not received one there are spare / more copies outside the Sixth Form office.

Thank you

Bettany Hughes at Festival of Lost Cities

This is just a word of encouragement to come along to Bettany Hughes at 6pm at our Festival tomorrow (Monday) if you can. She is an excellent speaker and has made many TV documentaries on both ancient and modern history. She is doing a Q&A on "The Greatest Cities on Earth", and it's a rare opportunity to hear this very well-known and well-respected speaker without having to set foot outside of school.

It will be exceptionally useful for students of both classics and history, but everyone will gain something from hearing her speak.

Many thanks and hope you'll enjoy the festival! Full details of the event and other speakers are at http://eoccc.org.uk/festival-of-lost-cities

Festival of Lost Cities - this Monday

All Sixth Form students are very warmly invited and encouraged to come to the Festival of Lost Cities on Monday from 3pm. Class Civ students are expected to attend for the first hour in lieu of their lesson last Wednesday.  The talks, activities and food are all going to be brilliant.  This is a great opportunity to hear top speakers without having to even leave Cheney.  The Festival will be for Cheney only up to 3.30 at which point large numbers of visitors from places as far afield as Kent and London are expected - but do stay for as long as you want. 

Please be aware that L1 and L2 will be set up on Monday morning - L1 from 9am (though do please work in there up to 12 noon, without moving the tables) and L2 from 11am.  Sorry for the disruption - everything will be back in place early on Tuesday morning. 


13D History students - my apologies for absence today Period Six - please come to the festival. We will be taking notes this week on the chapter in Phillips about Frankish settlement.  The questions you need to answer can be found on Edmodo - the code for the page is:  cja4mt.  Many thanks.

Cheney School Sixth Form Entry into Year 13 Policy

The policy below outlines the requirements for Year 12 Cheney School students to enter in Year 13 for their final year of study. We also outline the options available to students, should they not attain three passes at the end of Year 12.

Straight entry into Year 13 requires three passes, from either external or internal exams.

2 Passes in Year 12

If students achieves two passes, they will be allowed to continue into Year 13 if they have an average attitude score of 3 or above.

If a student achieves two passes and has an average attitude score below 3, then they will not be allowed to continue into Year 13.

1 Pass in Year 12

If students achieves 1 pass, they will be allowed to retake Year 12 if they have an attitude skills score of 3 or above.

If a student achieves 1 pass and has an average attitude score below 3, then they will not be allowed to retake Year 12.

3 U grades in Year 12

Year 12 students will not be allowed to continue into Year 13. We will support them, with the help of Jason Davis, to find an alternative route.

Work Experience Opportunity - 20-24 July - NDORMS

WORK EXPERIENCE - Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences (NDORMS)

                                       2 PLACES AVAILABLE for 20-24 July.

 
To apply see Jason Davis (Careers Adviser, room - J22) who has the application form that you have to complete and send off.

Closing Date - 8 February 2016          Places will be confirmed by 22 February 2016.
OBJECTIVES
-          Teach basic lab skills and techniques
-          Provide an understanding of how academic research and clinical trials are conducted
-          Give students the opportunity to experience the range of research areas and professions within NDORMS

Publishing Research Sessions

Please can the following students remember to come to C27 during Wednesday lunchtime to take part in the publishing research you requested to take part in. PLEASE NOTE THE TIMES OF EACH SESSION.

I have laid on a free lunch for everyone who takes part.

Thank you,

Mr Kirkaldy

Year 12: 11:50 – 12:10 (first half of lunch)	Year 13: 12:10 – 12:30 (second half of lunch)
Anne Kimungumi Jude Blake Safyan Rahman Tom Ryan Tom Downes Emma Rumford Magnus Learke-Hall	Sharon Umulisa Tess Wyatt Jake Millicheap Matt Timms Alex Leech

Sicily payment

If you haven't paid the BALANCE IN FULL by WEDNESDAY 13th (tomorrow!!!) you will not be able to come!! The deadline was Monday 4th!

Sicily Meeting - compulsory Thursday lunch

There is a compulsory Sicily meeting for all going on the trip in March. This Thursday 14th January, 1pm, L22.

Open Evening - Monday 25th January

On Monday 25th January, 6pm-8pm, we are hosting the Sixth Form Open Evening. As you will be aware the aim of the evening is to promote Cheney Sixth Form to Year 11 students  from Cheney and other schools who are deciding what they want to do after their GCSE's.

The best advert for a Sixth Form is its students so we need as many of you as possible to sign up and be a part of the evening. There are a range of roles you can play - from tour guide to a subject representative. See the sign up sheet in the Sixth Form area to find out more!

Career and UCAS Application Schedule 2016

Year 12, on Friday a letter was sent home as a follow up to Mr Gimson's assembly last Monday, the letter also details information about this Thursday's trip to Experince Bookes - please remember to sign up to this event if you haven't already done so.

If your parents have not received a letter there are spare copies outside the Sixth Form Office.

Thank you 

Museum of the History of Science Opportunity

We recently had the following message from the Museum of the History of Science - please let me know if interested: 

At MHS we are currently setting up a Youth Forum for young people, 18-24, to take part in various activities at the Museum, but with a particular focus on the collection of Islamic instruments - see attached flyer.

Do you think there might be any sixth-form students interested in taking part? They would need to be fairly independent types, but we are particularly interested in recruiting those with an interest in Islamic cultural heritage.

Experience Brookes Event

Year 12 - If you name is on the list below you have not signed up for the Experience Brookes Event that ALL YEAR 12's ARE ATTENDING on Thursday 14th January, next week.

Please do so ASAP by following this link:
: brookes.ac.uk/experiencebrookes :
Once you have signed up tick your name off on the list that is on the door to the Sixth Form Office.

Saad	AHMAD
Mahdiyya	AHMED
Hasam	ALI
Muhammad	ALI
Priya	AMIN
Hasnain	ASLAM
Josh	BOOKER
Crystal	BRAIN
Louis	BRETON
Tilly	BURNS
Channon	CARROLL
Morgan	COBLE
Said	EL CHAMI
Ruchika	GANESH
Oscar	HALLY
Christopher	HEADLAND
Naseem	HUSSAIN
Riane	IDRIS
Tasmin	JOHNSON
Natalie	KAMANDE
Taimoor	KHADAM
Andrei	LIDOV
Matheus	MACHADO
Jodie	MEESON
Donald	PROKO
Abdi	QURAANYE
Zayyan	QURESHI
Arands	RUGENS
Vikram	SANGHERA
Elliza	SOANES
Chanel	TUFFREY
Jeevan	VARGHESE
Thiago	VIEIRA GONCALVES
Emily	WILCOX