SUMMER TERM In this issue... Summer Term 2014 Head’s Lines Issue 6 2 Senior School Open Newsletter Days 6th June
Key Dates for Second DIARY SHEET Arrive/ Collect/ 3 venue Half of Term Sat 7th June—Sun 15th June Depart Return
Key Dates for Second Sun 8th June Race for Life @ Dunorlan Park—Y7 & 8 girls 4 Half of Term continued Mon 9th Y3 ‐ 6 Boys Athle cs Mee ng v Hilden Grange & New 4.00 away 3.00 6.00 Cups June Beacon @ Tonbridge School Tues 10th RHPA News 9.00 Y5 trip to Hindu Temple in Neasden away 4.00 5 June Menu 8.40 Lower & Upper School Assemblies 6 Sports Results 9.00 Open Morning—by invita on only Oct/lib 10.00 Y6 Anima on Day (Group 2) Art Room 9.00 1.00 Early Years trip to 7 Blackberry Farm Cricket 1st XI v Claremont Prep home 5.30 Wed Cricket 2nd XI v Claremont Prep home 5.00 11th June 2.30 Cricket Colts A v Claremont Prep away 1.20 6.00 Cricket Colts B v Claremont Prep away 1.20 6.00 ABRSM M Rounders U13s v Beechwood home 4.15 E 2.30 Rounders U11 A & U12 B v Kent College home 4.15 Will be held at Rose Hill Rounders U10 A & B v Kent College away 1.45 4.45 on Rounders U9 A & B v Kent College home 4.15 2.30 W Thurs Rounders U8 A & B v Kent College away 1.45 4.45 25 J 12th June 2.45 Cricket U9 A & B v Yardley Court away 2.00 4.30 Cricket U8 A & B v St. Michael’s home 4.00 Fri 13th 8.30 IAPS County Athle cs @ Ashford away 8.30 4—6.30 June HOUSE CAPTAINS Sat 14th 10.00 Rainbows Ou ng—Coxheath Primary School, Maidstone 4.00 PRE-PREP June 1.00 U11 Rose Hill Rounders Fes val home 4.30 Sun 15th 2.00 Fathers Cricket Match home June BADEN-POWELL William Plunkett Alfie Turland Oliver Pickles
GRANGE W D Thomas Parker to the girls who ran the cake sale in aid of Cancer Research's Race for Life, Matteo Caruso raising £145 on Thursday! Lucy Blaber If anyone from Rose Hill is running in the 5km race on Sunday morning, Mrs MACKINNON Wren is mee ng Rose Hill girls and mums from 10.20am by the concrete Claudia Hodgkinson pillars on the lake side of the cafe. All welcome to join us.
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CONGRATULATIONS AWARDED IN ASSEMBLY THIS WEEK: JAKE HAZARI-WEBB & MAX HALFHIDE—Certificate for completing Level 5 in Foundation Reading
JAMES MOORE—Certificate for Touch Type Read & Spell Level 6 Module 20
HARRISON MOORE—Certificate for Touch Type Read & Spell Level 15
The School Council raised £452 on the last Friday before half term to be split equally between chYps and The Myfanwy Townsend Melanoma Research Fund.
FORM CAPTAIN FORM CAPTAIN
3A JONNY SHAW 5S LUCA SWINNERTON
3R JAKE HAZARI-WEBB 6L HARRISON MOORE
4R ELLA WILSON 6W TOM MEEK
4S ELLA SAUNDERS 7M LAURA SAUNDERS
51 ANTOINE BERTRAND 8BJ LOUIS TIPPER
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Ellie and Glynn Amos welcomed their son Henry to the world on Sun‐ day 1st June at 4.34am weighing a rather healthy 9 pounds 6 ounces! Congratula ons !
Senior School Open Days
E C Co‐ed Day & Boarding School Thursday 19th June 01323452323 www.EastbourneCollegeOpenEvening.co.uk 5.00—7.30pm T G S Girls Day School Thursday 26th June 01732365125 www.tgs.kent.sch.uk 9.30am—midday S S Co‐ed Day & Boarding School Saturday 18th October 01732467703 www.sevenoaksscholol.org/openmornings Prospec ve Pupils’ Day for Y9 Day & Boarding lists for Sept 2016 entry 2015 entrants closes 1/9/14 T S 01732304297 Boys Day & Boarding School Saturday 11th October www.tonbridge‐school.co.uk October 10.00am
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Tuesday 10th June Y5 trip to Neasden Hindu Temple 9.00am—4.00pm Friday 13th June IAPS County Athle cs @ Ashford Saturday 14th June RH Rounders Fes val 1.00—4.30pm Rainbows Ou ng 10.00am—4.00pm Sunday 15th June Fathers Cricket Match from 2.00pm Monday 16th June Y8 Leavers Trip to Rockley Sands Tuesday 17th June Prep School Ou ngs Day Wednesday 18th June 4S Assembly—parents invited to a end with coffee served beforehand in the Library from 8.15am Y4 Consulta on Evening from 5.30pm Friday 20th June Prayer Mee ng from 9.00am in the Library Y1 trip to Lingfield Wildlife Centre 9.00am—3.00pm Y8 return from Rockley Sands @ 5.15pm Saturday 21st June PA Summer Fair from 10.30am Art Exhibi on ORHS Cricket & Rounders Match ORHS Reunion Tuesday 24th June Early Years Summer Show at 9.15am. Coffee for Parents from 8.30am in the Dining Room Rainbows Trip to Glazy Daisy 2.00—3.30pm Y5 Consulta on Evening from 5.30pm Wednesday 25th June ABRSM Music Exams @ RH Thursday 26th June Y7 Geography Fieldwork trip to Bexhill New Kindergarten Welcome Evening @ 7.00pm in the Theatre Friday 27th June Years 1 & 2 Summer Show at 9.15am. Coffee for Parents from 8.30am in the Dining Room Saturday 29th June Sports Day ‐ compulsory event for children Years 3—8 Start 10.00am—finish 12.30pm Monday 30th June Lower School Evening of Music @ 7.00pm (siblings allowed to a end wearing school uniform ‐ No Lower School Prep or Clubs) Tuesday 1st July La Journée Française—wear something red/white/blue Pre‐Prep Consulta on Evening 5.30—7.00pm (including 2S, excluding 2L) Wednesday 2nd July IAPS Na onal Athle cs Mee ng in Birmingham Upper School Evening of Music @ 7.00pm(siblings allowed to a end wearing school uniform ‐ No Upper School Prep or Clubs) Year 2 Consulta on Evening 5.30—7.00pm
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Thursday 3rd July Junior Swimming Gala at 11.00am—Parents invited to a end Senior Swimming Gala at 2.00pm—Parents invited to a end Pre‐Prep Consulta on Evening 5.30—7.00pm (including 2L, excluding 2S) Friday 4th July Recep on Open Classroom 3.15—3.30pm Saturday 5th July Year 6 Ac vity Weekend at Bowles @ 4.30pm (Return Monday 7th July)
NO CLUBS AFTER SCHOOL DURING THE LAST WEEK OF TERM (E M C P ) Prep and A er School Care as usual Monday 7th July Year 2 Open Classrooms 8.10—8.30am Y2 + Y1 Musicians Informal Concert @ 9.15am in the Theatre —Parents invited to a end Tuesday 8th July Y1 Open Classrooms 8.25—8.40am Early Years Sports Day 10.30—11.30am—younger siblings are welcome to a end Kindergarten & Recep on children to go home at the end of the session Years 1 & 2 Sports Day 1.30—3.15pm—younger siblings are welcome to a end BBQ & Swim for September Y7s 4.15—5.30pm My Cricket Professional 5.20—8.20pm Friday 12th July Term ends at 12noon Saturday 13th July Speech Day (Compulsory event for Prep School) at 10.30am. Arrive by 10.15am, drinks for parents a erwards PA Summer Ball @ 7.30pm
“CUPS”
Please ensure all cups / trophies awarded last year are returned to the school by Friday 20th June ensuring they are cleaned and engraved.
Thank you. Will Skottowe
ink Ribbon Walk 2014 – Leeds Castle Saturday 7th June E S , S W , A D R F K H are walking together for 10 miles at Leeds Castle on Saturday to raise money for Breast Cancer Care. Please support us and a cause close to our hearts by dona ng on our group page at h p://justgiving.com/emmas‐roses . Thank you for your support.
SUMMER TERM 2014, ISSUE 6 Page 4 RHPA NEWS Summer Fair—June 21st The Year reps now know the stalls that they will be organising so please support them in manning these stalls. Our target is to raise as much as we can so that we can buy a wonderful outdoor classroom to be built in the woods which will be used by the whole school.
WE NEED : Toys and books - they can be left in the sports hall entrance from Monday 16th June
SWEET bags - please fill the sweet bags with lots of yummy sweets - a real favourite with the Children!! (they will be in the children’s book bags on Friday 13th and can be left in the sports hall from Monday 16th)
Delicious Cakes - can be put in the sports hall on Friday 20th or brought to the Fair. Please could we have lots of big cakes as these sell really well and always sell out.
Jane Manning
Menu for Week beginning
Mon Main Macaroni Cheese (V), Salad Thurs Lamb Meatballs in Tomato Sauce & Vegetable Rice Vegetarian Pea & Ham Soup with Baque e Ratatouille with Crusty Bread Dessert Strawberry Mousse Fruit Selec on & Chocolate Crispy Cake Daily Salad Bar, Fresh Fruit & Yoghurts Salad Bar & Yoghurts Tues Main Steak Casserole with Dumplings, Broccoli & Fri Cod Fish Pie with Peas Carrots Vegetarian Minestrone Soup with Bague e Spinach & Tomato Lasagne Dessert Raspberry Jam Sponge & Custard Vanilla Sponge & Custard Daily Salad Bar, Fresh Fruit & Yoghurts Salad Bar, Fresh Fruit & Yoghurts Wed Main Roast Chicken in Sage & Onion Gravy, Herby S B Diced Potatoes & Green Beans At least 2 op ons of a meat /fish based dish & at least 1 Vegetarian Chargrilled Courge e, Cheese & Tomato Ome‐ vegetarian main course. Up to 10 side salads, plus freshly le e baked bague es for added carbohydrate, grated cheese as an op on with the vegetarian soups on Tuesdays for Dessert Frozen Yoghurt Ice Creams added protein. Daily Salad Bar, Fresh Fruit & Yoghurts
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CRICKET RESULTS D O ‐ M S M R Hilden Grange 61 for 1 1st XI (a) Rose Hill 60 for 7 Louis Tipper Oliver Welbourn Hilden Grange won by 9 wickets Hilden Grange 111 runs Barney Fitch Rose Hill 110 runs Tommy Whitlock Colts A (h) Hilden Grange won by 8 wickets Special men on to Laura Jack Amos Wed Hilden Williamson & India Sax for 4th Grange playing for Colts A June Hilden Grange 63 for 9 Colts B (h) Rose Hill 114 for 5 The whole team! William Hunt Hilden Grange Hilden Grange 83 for 1 Colts C (a) Rose Hill 72 for 8 Will Cro y Samuel Hughes Hilden Grange won by 11 runs Hilden Grange 33 runs U9 A (h) Rose Hill 41 runs The whole team! George Owen Rose Hill won by 8 runs Hilden Grange 99 runs U9 B (h) Rose Hill 54 runs James Moore Thurs Hilden Hilden Grange won by 45 runs 5th Grange Hilden Grange 141 runs June Jake Hazari‐ U8 A (a) Rose Hill 108 runs Jake Hazari‐Webb Webb Hilden Grange won by 33 runs Hilden Grange 158 runs U8 B (a) Rose Hill 130 runs Tom Fyffe Hilden Grange won by 28 runs
SUMMER TERM 2014, ISSUE 6 Page 6 Early Years trip to Blackberry Farm
Kindergarten and Recep on children had an enjoyable day at Blackberry Farm on Thursday and would like to thank all the parent helpers.
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7th and 8th JUNE 2014 SAXONS ORIENTEERING CLUB INVITE YOU TO A WEEKEND OF ORIENTEERING DELIGHT IN HISTORIC ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS, KENT
PRELIMINARY DETAILS
SATURDAY 7TH JUNE 2014 – starts from 1.30 – 3.30 A two part sprint race will be planned on Tunbridge Wells Common on Saturday afternoon. This will involve a two sided map. One side will have a line course, the other a score. The format will require the runners to complete the line course, turn over and then do a score course. The controls for the score course can be taken in any order, but all will be compulsory. There will be short and long courses in this format. Adult fee will be £7 (or £9 if you are not a member of British Orienteering), Additionally there will be a junior line-only course. The junior rate will be £3. More information, regarding courses, times and start location will be available in the final details.
SUNDAY 8TH JUNE 2014 – starts from 10.30 – 12.30 The inaugural Tunbridge Wells Urban Orienteering Event will be held on the morning of Sunday 8thJune. This event will form part of the 2014 Nopesport Urban Orienteering League and the 2014 Southern Urban Orienteering League. The senior rate will be £10 (or £12 if you are not a member of British Orienteering. Juniors (16 to 20 years old) will pay £5. This event will raise money for the Hospice in the Weald, Tunbridge Wells.
COURSES: Course 1: Men Open (M16 – M35) – 8k-9k approx. Course 2: Veteran Men (M40+), Women Open (W16 – W35) – 7k approx. Course 3: Super Vet Men (M55+), Veteran Women (W40+) – 5k–6k approx. Course 4: Ultra Vet Men (M65+), Super Vet Women (W55+) – 4k-5k approx. Course 5: Ultra Vet Women (W65+) – 3k-4k approx. (All subject to final controlling) Newcomer’s course: 6k approx The Newcomer’s course is for complete beginners to orienteering, run or walk the course – if you can read a street map, you can do this course. Pairs or families welcome with children, however young people under 16 years of age, cannot compete on their own (see below). Family fee will be £12.50. Enter on the day as a family, but please email the organiser if you know you are coming and competing as a family group. Unfortunately the area is not suitable for competitors who are under 16, due to insurance policy restrictions, as there are too many busy roads close to the start.
The race event centre will be at Calverley Grounds at the southern end of Tunbridge Wells town centre. (TN1 1QY). There are many nearby car parks/public toilets and a café in Calverley Grounds. There will also be a large tent in which to leave bags. The train station is about 5 minutes away from the event centre.
Easy rail and road access from London and M25
Combine a weekend of orienteering with the many tourist attractions that Tunbridge Wells offers: www.visit tunbridgewells .com/site/ visitor - information
Online entry will be at http://www.fabian4.co.uk/Default.aspx?EventID=1030 There will also be limited entry on the day at registration in the event centre whilst map stocks last.
Complete beginner? No problem: Register on Fabian4 for a Newcomers Course or email the organiser or come along on the day and we will help.
WEEKEND CO-ORDINATOR: ANITA KINGDON Email contact: [email protected] Web site: www.tunbridgewellsurbanrace.saxons-oc.org
(The gardens in Calverley Grounds)