Friday, 8 December 2017
Sixth Form Assembly - this afternoon 2.30-2.50pm
Sixth Form Assembly is in the Assembly Hall this afternoon. Please all come in together and sit in your tutor rows. We'll leave three rows at the front for any latecomers.
6 school days to go!!! 13Tu1 is the tutor group of the day ...
... and will be rewarded with treats in Assembly this afternoon!
Balls & litter
We
have banned full sized
footballs and basketballs on the tennis courts. Basketballs can
only be used on the basketball courts.
For
the tennis courts there is a supply of size 2
footballs which students can either hire out (for a mobile phone deposit)
or buy for £5 (we will write their names on the ball in permanent
marker). This service is from Mr Moreton's office for the first couple of weeks.
A
reminder about littering. Students caught littering will be put into
a community service for up to a week. If they turn up promptly and work
well at break and lunchtimes for two days they will earn the rest of the time
off. You will be allowed 10 mins at end of lunch break to get a lunch. Community service can include: litter duty, canteen queue support
duty, year area support duty, PE area support duty etc.
Wednesday, 6 December 2017
8 school days to go until holiday time! 13tu6 is the tutor group of the day!
They were a bit shy about having their pic taken!
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
If this talk, which takes place at the North Wall, St Edward's School on 15th January, interests you, I may be able to get you a free ticket - please e-mail me by the end of this week (Friday 8th December) if you are interested.
Henry Marsh
What are your thoughts made of?
An eminent neurosurgeon and author whose books give a candid account of his profession providing intimate insight into life and death decisions. “When a book starts like this - ‘ I often have to cut into the brain and it is something I hate doing’ - you have to go on reading…” (Karl Ove Knausgaard. The Financial Times). Henry has strong views of successive politicians’ handling of the NHS and extensive experience of surgery in the Ukraine, Nepal, Albania and Pakistan.
Henry Marsh
What are your thoughts made of?
An eminent neurosurgeon and author whose books give a candid account of his profession providing intimate insight into life and death decisions. “When a book starts like this - ‘ I often have to cut into the brain and it is something I hate doing’ - you have to go on reading…” (Karl Ove Knausgaard. The Financial Times). Henry has strong views of successive politicians’ handling of the NHS and extensive experience of surgery in the Ukraine, Nepal, Albania and Pakistan.
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