Cross Discipline Taster Days, Classics Faculty Oxford

Please see below for information about two events run by the Faculty of Classics at Oxford:

Classics and English Cross-Discipline Taster Study Day: Thursday 16^th February

The Family in Epic and Tragedy

The Faculty of Classics and the English Faculty are offering a taster study day on the topic of families in epic and tragedy from the ancient world to the modern day for Year 12/Lower 6th students interested in studying Classics and English. Participants will discuss a variety of topics with Oxford tutors and explore the enduring significance of the concept of family in narrative.

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Classics and Oriental Studies Cross-Discipline Taster Study Day: Friday 17^th February

Gazing at the Stars in Antiquity!

The Faculty of Classics and the Oriental Institute are offering a taster study day on the topic of astronomy and the stars in the ancient world for Year 12/Lower 6th students interested in Classical and Oriental studies. Participants will discuss a variety of topics with Oxford tutors and explore the enduring influence of the stars.

Spaces for each Taster Study Day are limited and by application. To apply for a place please register at: https://event-reg.classics.ox.ac.uk by selecting ‘Classics and English Cross Discipline Day’ or ‘Classics and Oriental Studies Cross Discipline Day’ from the drop-down menu and completing the application form.

Enquiries: outreach@classics.ox.ac.uk

Opportunity to visit Merton College Oxford

February Half Term tours of Merton College, Oxford

Students in Years 10-12 and their families are warmly invited to visit Merton at 2:00pm each day of February half-term (Monday 13 to Friday 17 February) to meet a current undergraduate student, have a tour around the College and ask any questions about life at Oxford. The tour will last 30-45 minutes.Booking is recommended but is not essential, as with all our outreach work there is no charge.

Best wishes,

Hazel

Hazel Wigginton

SCHOOLS LIAISON & ACCESS OFFICER

Merton College, Oxford, OX1 4JD

+44 (0)1865 286343

+44 (0)7787 171937

schools@merton.ox.ac.uk

NHS Careers Event 7th March

Oxford Brookes University and Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust invite you to our health care careers evening at the John Henry Brookes Building from 5.00pm - 7.00pm on Tuesday 7 March.  Please see posters in the Sixth Form area (to follow) or visit their websites.  

L2 Lunchtime and Period Five onwards Tuesday 7th February

Because of setting up for the Festival, L2 will be unavailable from 12.50 onwards on Tuesday 7th February. Please use L1 for quiet study or the canteen for lunch.  A large number of outside organisations will be setting up on the ground floor of the Lane Building, including the Lane Foyer, at that time.  Please keep this area free from large groups at this time. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Festival Volunteers Assembly

There will be an Assembly for all the students volunteering for the Festival of Ancient and Modern Science during tutor on Monday 6th February, in the canteen.  Please let Dr Robinson or I know in advance if you have any questions or concerns.

Festival Tuesday 7th

The Festival of Ancient and Modern Science is coming!  This is an unrivalled opportunity to meet visitors from 38 different organisations who will be visiting Cheney from 2.50 onwards on Tuesday 7th.  It will be the ideal way to explore Physics, Astronomy, Biology, Zoology, Chemistry, Geography, Philosophy, History, Politics and Classical Civilisation. There are amazing speakers from Robert Winston through to Professor Anthony Grayling - please check out the promotional video at http://www.eoccc.org.uk/blog/festival-of-ancient-and-modern-science-at-cheney-school, and the brochure at http://fluencycontent2-schoolwebsite.netdna-ssl.com/FileCluster/CheneySchool/MainFolder/documents/Extracurricular/ScienceFestivalBrochure_4-1.pdf
For Year Thirteens this is an excellent way to explore cutting edge research, and for Year Twelves this is a great way to explore new angles on your A Level subjects and to get to know working scientists who may possibly be able to advise on work experience.

Human Rights Competition

I am writing to invite your students to enter the HART Prize for Human Rights and hope you could distribute this information according to your school's protocol. This competition aims to engage young people with human rights issues around the world and empower them to take action. 

Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust (HART) is a local charity based in London. We work with partners in conflict and post-conflict zones, supporting them with aid and advocacy and helping them to bring hope and practical assistance to their communities in very challenging situations. We work in eight different countries with peoples suffering from oppression, exploitation and persecution who are not generally served by major aid organisations and are 'off the radar-screen' of the international media. We help and advocate for the vulnerable, and would love to get your students involved.

Our human rights competition is now in its sixth year and has attracted an immense wealth of creative and written talent from a range of schools and universities across the UK. The Junior Category (ages 13-17) has two strands - written and creative - aiming to encourage critical engagement with the issues faced by our partners through a range of different methods.

Essay
Write an 800 word essay about the political, humanitarian and human rights issues facing those living in one or more of the countries in which HART works. A list of suggested titles and fact sheets on each country are available on the HART website.

Creative
Produce a creative piece of work about the human rights or humanitarian situation in any of the countries in which HART works. Find a piece of information about one of these countries which grabs you – and use your imagination to bring it to life in a creative way. Artistic mediums accepted include: paintings, drawings, illustrations, collages, graphic design, infographics, photographs, videos and poetry. Other mediums may be accepted – if your preferred art form is not listed please get in touch. 

You can find out more information on the Competition Brief.

DEADLINE for submissions is 11.59pm 27th February 2017.

The final prize giving event will take place on the 5^th April at the Amnesty International London office, and will be attended by Baroness Cox. Prizes include Amazon vouchers, publication, work experience and more for the best overall junior entry! Of course, it's also a great prize to put on CVs and Personal Statments.

If you are interested in learning more about the competition, please visit the competition pages of our website which provide further information for interested students

Nielsen Opportunities

Thanks to those of you interested in these.  I have been sent the following links which may be helpful.

https://nielsen.taleo.net/careersection/3/jobdetail.ftl?job=1700322

https://nielsen.taleo.net/careersection/3/jobdetail.ftl?job=1700322&tz=GMT%2B00%3A00

Neuroscience Lecture

If you are interested in this lecture, please sign up. If you sign up, please make sure that you go, and thank the organiser, Dr McHugh at the end.

Just a reminder that St. Hilda's College will run another event in its Neuroscience/philosophy seminar series on Thurs 2nd Feb 5-7pm entitled 'Sleep and the Brain'. Please pass the information on to any 6th form (or younger) students or teachers that you think might be interested. They can register (for free) here:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mind-and-brain-workshop-sleep-and-the-brain-tickets-31063137681?aff=eac2q

 

Venue: Jacqueline du Pre Music Building, St Hilda’s College, Cowley Place, OX4 1DY.

 

Confident Babysitting Course

Oxford First Aid Training will be running a Confident Babysitting Course

on Saturday 4th February 2017 to be held in the Cumnor Old School Hall,

High Street, Cumnor Village, Oxford, OX2 9PE.

This course is appropriate for teenagers aged 13+

and aims to allow students to learn the

fundamentals of confident babysitting.

As well as gaining a First Aid

Emergency Response Certificate, we

will explore topics such as Parental

Expectations, Questions You Need to

Ask, Child Safety and Challenging

Behaviour.

This is a 1 day course and will start at 9.15am and finish at 4.30pm.

There will be a cost of £35 per person, which will include registration,

delegate pack, first aid training manual, light refreshments and certificate of

attendance. Please note that students should bring their own packed lunch.

Year 12 Applied Science

Dear Year 12 Applied Scientists,

3 lessons have recently been added to your timetable.  These are on:

Tuesday A P2 with RTA (R01)

Tuesday B P4 with RHI (BR01)

Thursday B P2 with ERA (J36)

These lessons are an opportunity for you to work on your assignments and catch up on any practical work you may have missed.  You must attend these session as they count towards your attendance.  

Best wishes,

ERA

AS Biology

To all AS level Biologists

Reminder that you must return your slips and pay deposits before 31st January if you wish to attend.

Please see Miss Rabbitts or Miss Seller for spare letters.

BW

Miss R

Mac Suite

We are becoming increasing concerned by the misuse of the art studio and mac room. 

The mac room is a fantastic resource which should be used for focused computer work. Music must not be played from the speakers and food must not be eaten in the room.

If your card does not open the mac room door you are not allow to use the mac room unless supervised by a teacher.

Westgate Project Trip

This Wednesday is the launch of the Westgate Project. All year 12's are invited to attend the trip on 24th Jan (tomorrow!) which is the first event in the competition. The competition is to come up with a product that will be sold in a pop-up shop in the new Westgate Centre when it opens. 

It starts at 13:00 and goes on until the end of the school day. There is more information about this trip in the letters that you should get from your tutors. If you don't get one please come and pick one up from outside the Sixth Form office.

This is open to everyone but particularly good for those interested in business or marketing.

You will need to return a permission slip to me by tomorrow if you want to go.

,

UCAS Convention Trip Thursday 16th March

Thank you very much indeed to everyone who has returned their slip to Ms Dix.  If you haven't done so yet, please prompt your parents to fill it (it was sent home by e-mail but more copies are available outside the office) and return it this week - I need to confirm numbers for the coaches.

Open Evening Volunteers

If you have signed up for any roles on Open Evening you will need to attend a short briefing during tutor today in L2. Miss Doherty will register you there. 

Nielsen Apprenticeship (Business Management Degree)

Please e-mail me if this is of interest to you as I can't put the attachment on the blog.

Lost Phone

Lost Phone found in Photography room.


Please come to Art Office if you think it might be yours. 

ID Cards

Could the following people come and pick up their ID cards from the 6th form office today:
Louis Attlee
Joel Garden 
Reyani Sudi 
John Kafka
Naseem Hussain 
Maria Witts 
Rasan Nafaa
Zain Sarwar 
Aishwarya Amirthaseelan 
Atef Chowdhury 

Photography Announcement

Hello Photographers,

Please come to me if you are having any difficultly with your photography brief for Monday after school Workshop. Most likely you will be shooting outside of school but if you need to use the photography studio you are welcome.  

It would be interesting to see a selection of photographs from your shoot rather than the final one you have selected. 

Looking forward to seeing the images on Monday!

Miss Love

Classical Civilisation P2

Dear All, 

Please read at least up to line 1000 of Agamemnon (there will be a test on this tomorrow!) and finish reading Agamemnon / start Medea. You can find the plays online if you don't have them on you. I'll also be collecting in the essay tomorrow that I set last week so if you haven't done this, today would be a good time to do it!

I will be in for parents' evening tonight in BR23.

Thanks

BMW Science, Business, ICT or Engineering Apprenticeship

A Fantastic opportunity where some of the apprenticeship will lead to a full degree. Not paid by you but the employer!


Read on........................

BMW APPRENTICESHIP 2017

Go onto;  https://bmwgroup.jobs/en_gb/home

Job Type: change to Apprenticeship

Location: change to Oxford

5 Apprenticeships should appear in Science, ICT, Business and 2 in Engineering.

Click on the apprentice you are interested in, read further information on what they are looking for and then apply.

 

Engineering Maintenance – For Year 11, 12 or 13 Students

Job ID: 1700001Z

Closing Date: 13th March 2017

Start Date: Should be September 2017

Entry Requirements:

-       We require a minimum of 5 GCSE’S (or equivalent) - 3 of which should be at grade C or above. You should also have English and Maths at Grade B or Grade 6 (in the new GCSE Grading Structure) or above.

-       A technology related subject or a BTEC level 3 (60 credits plus) or equivalent in a relevant Engineering or Technology discipline would be advantageous but is not essential.

Pay: £12,500 per year rising to over £24,000 over the programme.

         Immediate eligibility for company car scheme, plus other benefits.

Qualification: Level 2 and Level 3 in Engineering. You could have the potential to move onto the Higher National Certificate (HNC) at level 4 in engineering subject to YOUR performance and attitude.

Personal Requirement:

You will need to be enthusiastic and well-disciplined as our apprenticeship is heavily focused on attitude and behaviour. In addition, you need to exhibit initiative, be reliable and conscientious. Excellent communication skills are essential, as is the ability to think logically and to work both independently and as part of a team.

 

 

Engineering Technician – For Year 12 or 13 Students

Job ID: 17000021

Closing Date: 13th March 2017

Start Date: Should be September 2017

Entry Requirements:

· We require a minimum of 5 GCSE’S - 3 of which should be at grade C or above. You should also have English and Maths at Grade B or Grade 6 (in the new GCSE Grading Structure) or above

· You will also have a minimum of two AS-Levels (or equivalent) at Grade C or above in both a Mathematical subject and a Science, Technology or Engineering related subject, or a BTEC level 3 (90 credits plus) or equivalent in a relevant Engineering or Technology discipline

Pay: £12,500 per year rising to over £24,000 over the programme.

         Immediate eligibility for company car scheme, plus other benefits.

Qualification: Level 3 and Level 4 in Engineering. You will be expected to successfully complete an honour degree in engineering during years 2 – 4 of your apprenticeship which is fully funded by the company. 

Personal Requirement:

You will need to possess the physical dexterity to carry out precise work with small components and the mental ability to handle complex data calculations, of all types, rapidly and with accuracy. In addition to your technical skills, the ability to work in a team and communicate effectively to and with others is essential.

You will need to be enthusiastic and well-disciplined as our apprenticeship is heavily focused on attitude and behaviour. In addition, you need to exhibit initiative, be reliable and conscientious. Excellent communication skills are essential, as is the ability to think logically and to work both independently and as part of a team.

 

 

Technical Laboratory – For Year 12 or 13 Students

Job ID: 160004BZ

Closing Date: 13th March 2017

Start Date: Should be September 2017

Entry Requirements:

·  A minimum of 2 AS-levels (or equivalent) at Grade C or above with at least 1 AS level that is Science based

·  Be enthusiastic about cars and their manufacture

·  Enjoy the challenge of solving problems

·  Have good communication skills

·  Be motivated and keen to learn

·  Be flexible, willing to work and spend time in different areas and sites within the UK and Germany 

Pay: £12,500 per year rising to over £24,000 over the programme.

Immediate eligibility for company car scheme, plus other benefits

Qualification: Completion of the Apprentice programme including the opportunity to gain a related degree.

Personal Requirement:

You will need to be enthusiastic and well-disciplined as our apprenticeship is heavily focused on attitude and behaviour.

 In addition, you need to exhibit initiative, be reliable and conscientious. Excellent communication skills are essential, as is the ability to think logically and to work both independently and as part of a team.

 

If you have a passion for science, a love of cars and a thirst for knowledge then this is the apprenticeship for you!

 

 

Business Technician (Logistics) – For Year 12 or 13 Students

Job ID: 1700002X

Closing Date: 13th March 2017

Start Date: Should be September 2017

Entry Requirements:

You will have a minimum of two AS-Levels (or equivalent) at Grade C or above.

Pay: £12,500 per year rising to over £24,000 over the programme.

         Immediate eligibility for company car scheme, plus other benefits.

Qualification: Alongside your NVQ Levels 2 and 3 in Business Administration, you will undertake a Foundation Degree in Business Management, which subject to your performance maybe be topped up to a full degree.

Personal Requirement:

You will need to be enthusiastic and well-disciplined as our apprenticeship is heavily focused on attitude and behaviour. In addition, you need to exhibit initiative, be reliable and conscientious. Excellent communication skills are essential, as is the ability to think logically and to work both independently and as part of a team.

 
ICT Technical – For Year 12 or 13 Students 

Job ID: 1700002W

Closing Date: 13th March 2017

Start Date: Should be September 2017

Entry Requirements:

·  You will have a minimum of two AS-Levels (or equivalent) at Grade C or above in a Technology, Business or Science related subject. At least one must be in a Technology related subject.

·  A good working knowledge around all MS office packages in particular excel and access data bases would be advantageous. 

Pay: £12,500 per year rising to over £24,000 over the programme.

         Immediate eligibility for company car scheme, plus other benefits.

Qualification: During this time your formal training will be delivered at college or university as required and will see you undertaking an honours degree in Computer Science. 

Personal Requirement:

You will need to be enthusiastic and well-disciplined as our apprenticeship is heavily focused on attitude and behaviour. In addition, you need to exhibit initiative, be reliable and conscientious. Excellent communication skills are essential, as is the ability to think logically and to work both independently and as part of a team.

Exploring the NHS Careers Event - 7th March

Exploring the NHS Careers Event

 

When: Tuesday, 7th March 2017, 5.00 – 7.00 pm

Where: John Henry Brookes Building, Oxford Brookes University Gipsy Lane Campus, OX3 0BP

 

Are you aged between 14-24 years old and looking for a rewarding and challenging career?

If the answer is yes then join us at our careers fair to discover the different opportunities that are available to you within Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.

 

Develop your career with us

The NHS offers a huge range of exciting and challenging opportunities for people who are passionate about making a difference.

With so many different careers on offer, there is a job for you no matter what your interests, skills or qualifications. Come along and find out about the different career paths that are available to you.

 

Meet our teams

Many frontline staff from our services will be available on the day to talk to you about the varied careers available including:

Mental Health                        Nursing                  General Adult Nursing                   Medics

Occupational Therapy          Dietetics                 Social Work                                     Psychology

Children’s Nursing                 Speech & Language Therapy                                        Physiotherapy

Podiatry                                  Pharmacy               Business Management                  Administration Apprenticeships

Assembly, Canteen, 2.30 Friday 20th January

Please can all Year Thirteen students who have not applied through UCAS this year come to the Canteen at 2.30 on Friday for a meeting about how to make applications in August-September 2017.

All of the following students must attend - please let me know if I have overlooked anyone.

DGi

Austen: Hannah Khan, Frank O’Brien, Sol Ottino, Umar Hayat

Curie:  Zara Ellahi, Arands Rugens

King:  Jude Blake, Naomi Hindley, Tom Ryan

Newton:  Mahdiyya Ahmed, Morgan Coble, James Finch, Chris Headland, Zakia Khademi, Donald Proko

Owens:  Muhammad Ali,

Parks:  Crystal Brain, Jade Cooper, Magnus Laerke-Hall, Harry Price, Will Robinson

Exam Resits

Anyone that is wanting to retake an exam this summer must fill in an exam service request form.

Forms can be downloaded from the school’s website, picked up from the exams office, and there will be a couple in the Sixth Form Office.

If you are under 18 we will need a signature from yourself, your parent/guardian and the subject teacher.

You will need to pay for your resits: £20 per unit of a 6-unit qualification and £25 per unit for a 4-unit qualification. 

Forms and payment need to be submitted to the exams office. 

The deadline for resits is Friday 20th January 

Stephen Hawking lecture

Unfortunately Prof. Hawking is unwell and has had to cancel his lecture tomorrow. This trip is therefore cancelled

The university are hopeful that the lecture will be rescheduled at some point in the future months. If this happens, I will contact students who submitted a permission slip to see if they would still like to be entered into the draw for tickets.

Watch this space...!

Dr Spence

EPQ lesson Tuesday 17th Jan

Dear Students,

I'm afraid I will be in a meeting and unable to come to our EPQ lesson today.  Please use this time to continue finding a placement for your work experience.

If you're still feeling stuck about what to do, please send me an email or come and find me and we can go through some ideas.

Best wishes,
ERA

Sixth Form Gate

Dear All, 

It has become apparent recently that visitors and students, who are late, have been occasionally gaining access to the school via Sixth Form Gate.  This is quite possibly happening when Sixth Form students are either entering or leaving school.  

At about 9.00 am this morning Mrs Warland was in traffic in Gipsy Lane opposite the gate.  Two girls, probably Y10/11, read the notice on the window, hesitated and, when a Sixth Form student entered school using the gate, followed him through.

Please could students be reminded to be vigilant and to not let younger students, or visitors,  follow them either in or out of the Attendance gate.

In addition, please do not open the gate in the morning. Only staff are allowed to let students onto the school premises.

Many thanks

DGi History Period Five Tuesday with Year Thirteen A

Many apologies for the uncertainty about our timetable.  I think it is best if we stick with our original lesson time - Tuesday 5 - with apologies for Kamil who will need to go to Chemistry - we will then see if we can find a better alternative to Wednesday 3 in a fortnight's time. See you tomorrow at 1.30 in L13.

DGi

Middle East Talks

Year Thirteens doing the Modern Middle East and any students with an interest in the region are strongly recommended to visit the website below for details of upcoming seminars and public lectures, all of which seem to be open to the general public.  

For more details and posters please visit the St Anthony's
College (Oxford University) Modern Middle Centre  website and Facebook page.

The following public lecture is also taking place shortly.   

Monday 23rd January – 5.00pm

Public Lecture: Politics in Migration

Tariq Ramadan (Professor of Contemporary Islamic Studies)

Part of the OCCC series on In-Migration: Cultural and Theological Dialogues on the 21st Century Movements of Peoples

Venue: Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture (OCCC), Regent’s Park College, Oxford, OX1 2LB

Army Open Day

We have a great opportunity for any prospective students wishing to join the Army to attend an open day at Harrogate, Yorkshire, (the training location for young soldiers between the ages of 16 and 17.5). The open day is available on the 08 Apr 17.

If you are interested in applying for this open day, please contact me either via email or come and see me in the 6th Form Office and I can get you an application form.

I recommend you apply as soon as possible as the spaces tend to get filled very quickly. 

Thanks, 

Miss Dix  

Stephen Hawking tickets

Dear Y12 and Y13,

We are incredibly lucky to have 1 staff ticket and 4 student tickets to Stephen Hawking's lecture in Oxford next Wednesday evening (5pm, Weds 18th Jan, Mathematics Institute, Oxford) .

If you would like to attend, a parent of guardian needs to fill out the consent form that has been emailed home and send it to Dr Spence (W-08) by 12 mid-day on Tuesday 17 January. Copies of the letter are also available from Dr Spence in person (W-08)

As we only have space to take four students, returning a consent slip does not guarantee that can attend this event.  Instead, names of four students who have submitted a consent form will be drawn from a hat on Tuesday 17 January at 12 mid-day. Students will be informed during tutor time on Tuesday 17 January if they have been successful in their application for a ticket.

For those students who are unsuccessful in their bid for a ticket, the lecture will be podcasted live. See www.maths.ox.ac.uk for more details. - See more at: https://livestream.com/accounts/2754207/stephen-hawking-inaugural-roger-penrose-lecture

Thanks

Dr Spence

Use of Mac Suite

It has come to our attention that the Mac suite is being treated appallingly. 

Rubbish must be put in the bin and there should be no eating or drinking in the room. Please look after this fantastic resource with respect. 

Missing Folder

Dear All, 

Madara Stankus has lost her photography folder (on Wednesday 11th) in C11. If any one has seen it or has picked it up could you please return it either to Madara or the 6th Form Office. 

Thank you, 

Miss Dix 

Dear all Photography students

Please may Photography Students remember to bring in their cameras on Monday for the photography workshop after school.  

Year 13 DofE Gold

Hi All,

It is drawing near to your completion dates. It is essential that you are logging your hours so that you can finish in March and get those important assessor reports in. At the moment the following students are not working to the required amount in the award in order to finish it.

ID Number	Name	Surname	Last logged on
1105296	Jade Bethany	Cooper	59
1105297	Lola Abigail	Grimbly	203
1105300	Luke	Quarterman	36
1105304	Christopher	Swift	94
1105316	Thomas	Downes	105
1105319	Tilly	Burns	99
1105327	Atef	Chowdhury	105
1105335	Said	El Chami	339
1105349	Eleanor	Krige	91
1105351	Holly	Blyth	58
1105356	Lydia	Danistan	45
1105831	Christina	Limbu	122
1105834	Jacob	Masih	221
1130028	Donald	Proko	64
1151735	Mohammad	Zahran	295

Please log on at the soonest possible moment and log your hours.

Best Wishes,

Miss B :)

DofE Gold Year 12 Groups

Hi All,

Thank you for those who came to me to check this week, your conscientious attitude is brilliant. Below is the list of DofE groups that have been put together and these are your final groups for the Expeditions.

Next week you will be given routes for your expedition that you will have to map on the edofe site and send to me (H Bristow) by Friday 3rd February This is vital because I need to send them off to the Council. You can do the maps as a group or if you are in different classes decide who is mapping what day and make sure this is clear on your routes when you send them to me.

Please see the groups below:

Group 1		Group 2		Group 3
BENNYCHAN KUZHIMULLIL, Edwin		WOMACK, Sean		GHAFOOR, Waris
MIGAHED, Saif		EZEOKE, Sashka		MCKIRDY, Fergus
MURGATROYD, Milo		GIBBONS, Nathan		NZOUKANI, Kassee
REHMAN, Habib		MCCANN, Alexander		NUZI, Elorida
VARGHESE, Jithin		IRVINE, Ed		GODFREY, Jasmine
HAMO, Dara		SINGH, Angad		HOWARD, Rohaan
VICKERS, Peter		WITTS, Maria		FREEMIRE, Alyce
7		7		7
Group 4		Group 5		Group 6
BENTO, Kimberley		SIMMONS, Joshua		DAVIES BUSBY, Hayden
GURUNG, Avilasha		SARWAR, Zain		HENEGHAN, Lara
KOZLECKA, Magda		THEURI, Cindy		CULLEN, Josh
SELIM, Rania		MUNRO, Katelyn		TABOROSI, Jakob
MASIH, Jessica		PILAPIL, Queen		RANA, Mudassar
THOMPSON, Chris		TRUSCOTT, Thomas		GARDEN, Joel
ALLISON-DRAKE, Rowan		STEVENS, Florence		6
7		7
Thank you in advance for your focus and organisation. Miss B :)
Canoe
DRIAJ, Sameda		Canoe
BLACKIE, Chris		STEWART, Erin
EL-JAOUNI, Dania		WILLIAMSON, Lucy
ERBEN, Shama		STARR, Jacob
GARDEN, Cathy		HOLLIDAY, Thomas
MUMTAZ, Yusra		PORTER, Inez
MUTAHI, Vickie		GRACIE, Lara
NAJEEB, Madihah		NARAYAN, Sanjana
CROWDER, Rachel		PODGORSKI, Anna
NASEEM, Humzah
SADIQI, Musa

ID Cards

I still have 21 ID cards on my desk that have been fixed. 
If you have given me one to get it fixed please come and collect it from the 6th form office today. 

Thank you,
Miss Dix 

Year 13 Memory workshop

Dear Year 13,

Today's planned memory workshop has been moved to next Thursday to allow more people to come.  This means the workshop will take place on Monday 16th and Thursday 19th January (same session, just pick the most convenient one).  All welcome at 3pm on BR01.

ERA

Use of Phones in Library

Clarification on the use of mobile phones in the library

Use of mobile phones in the library is permitted for the following purposes only:

• Listening to music
• Research for work

This means that you can't:

• Text or make or receive phone calls
• Check Facebook/Instagram etc.

and especially you can't:

• Play games

It is expected that if you are in the library, you are here to work quietly. Please respect this or work elsewhere.

Festival Meeting

Please could the following students come to the Canteen, where you will be registered, during tutor time on Friday 13 January, to hear about opportunities to help visiting scientists and others at the Festival of Ancient and Modern Science on Tuesday 7th February.  If you are unable to get to the meeting, or would like to volunteer and are not on the list, please let Dr. Robinson or Mr Gimson know. 

Alvarez	Daniel
Aveyard	Beth
Bakht	Tashfia
Blake	Leon
Cattermole	Alex
Chen	Ke
Dalitz	Coral
Davies Busby	Hayden
Dogar	Hashim
Duncan	Niamh
Evans	Barnaby
Fernandes	Daniel
Flitney	Bobby
Freeman	Dexter
Freemire	Alyce
Ganesh	Ruchika
Gilchrist	Lewis
Gimson	Ruth
Godden Menendez	Bella
Gracie	Lara
Hartley-Morgan	Frazer
Hartley-Morgan	Frazer
Hedge	Aisha
Heneghan	Lara
Howlett	Georgia
Irvine	Ed
Jewell	Jun
Johnson	Jeffrey
Kafke	John
Krige	Eleanor
Laerke-Hall	Magnus
Lancashire	Zak
Loadman	Hazel
Mann	Ella
Monachan	Jeus
Narayan	Sanjana
Ostermark-Johansen	Cecilie
Pagnier	Lana
Pearce	Isobel
Pilapil	Queen
Porter	Inez
Prajapati	Aarti
Rangarirai	Roy
Rokib	Anisah
Sadiq	Musa
Shibli Sexton	Serene
Smith-Hendrickson	Kiel
Stevens	Flo
Stewart	Erin
Thomas	Elle
Thomas	Merlin
Truscott	Thomas
Umer	Amaan
Varghese	Feba
Varghese	Jeevan
Varughesekakkunathu	Brighty
Wade	Hannah
Williamson	Kate
Williamson	Lucy
Womack	Sean
Woodruffe-Peacock	Will
Woods	Hannah