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Connect Newsletter 96.Indd A NEWSLETTER FOR PARENTS, STUDENTS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY ConnectISSUE 96 SHAKESPEARE SCHOOL PERFORMANCE MANCHESTER SPORT TRIP LONDON THEATRE TRIP RS COMPONENTS AND MUCH MORE........ CONNECT SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS PERFORMANCE On Tuesday 14 November 2017, 24 students from Years 8-10 performed their performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Curve Theatre in Leicester. This was part of the Shakespeare Schools Festival, which involves nearly 30,000 young people from primary, secondary and special schools across the country and unite to be a part of the world’s largest drama festival. Students began preparing and rehearsing their performance in June, which also enabled the students to have a workshop at the Curve Theatre from professional theatre makers. On the night of their performance all of the students were excellent and it was a testament to all their hard work. They all received excellent feedback and were complimented on their professionalism and acting talent. Well done to all involved! ICELAND PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP During Term 2 we have ran 2 Iceland Photography trip workshops after College to prepare students for their upcoming Iceland Trip in February 2018. During the workshops, the students had the opportunity to consider professional digital editing of black and white landscape photographs and experiment with light painting, considering slow shutter speed and composition. The workshops were successful and students gained confi dence with manually programming a camera, and built their excitement for the trip in the New Year. During the trip, students will visit famous black beaches & coastlines, the distinctive city of Reykjavik and the National Photography Museum. Students will gain further knowledge of photography skills and techniques through primary photography in breathtaking and stunning rural and urban surroundings in Iceland. LONDON THEATRE TRIP We arrived in London on Friday afternoon and headed to checkout of the hotel and explore the sights of straight to the Rainforest cafe for dinner before going to London. Then we headed to our second workshop, led the Adelphi theatre to watch the fi rst show, Kinky Boots. by a theatre practitioner, followed by a Q&A with the It was a very funny show with an easy to follow storyline. professional actor Dominic Tribuzio, a cast member of After the show we went back to the hotel ready for the Kinky Boots. In this workshop, we learnt how to tackle busy next day. scripts and become different characters using our range of vocal and physical skills. We gathered lots of ideas to We woke up early on Saturday to have breakfast before take back into our GCSE drama classes at College. The heading into central London to the Royal Dury Lane weekend was very enjoyable, both shows were brilliant theatre for a backstage tour. We had some free time and we learnt lots about the theatre and what it takes to shopping around Covent Garden before going to the be a professional actor. Savoy theatre to watch Dream Girls. This was really good with amazing singing - some of the best voices we had Alyssia Hearth and Jasmine Sentence ever heard! We had dinner at Pizza Express, ending the day with more shopping. We had another early start on Sunday morning ready catmosecollege.com | facebook.com/catmosecollege CONNECT MANCHESTER SPORT TRIP 38 Year 7, 8 and 9 students were involved in the enjoyed a whole fl oor dedicated to the football legend three day Manchester City football trip on 24 - 26 Pele, where they were able to watch goal highlights at November. the museum. This two night residential trip involved three 90 minute After the musuem tour, students headed to Hollywood training sessions at the impressive Manchester City Bowl, this was a fun activity that proved some students Academy training facility. These sessions were led by were better than members of staff! Manchester City Academy Coaching staff and focused on developing technical ability and encouraged the On the fi nal day students traveled to the Manchester football philosophy of creative attacking possession Velodrome, the home of Team GB cycling. Originally based football. scheduled was a tour of this outstanding facility, however we were able to gain access to watch the Students thrived within these sessions and the international para-cycling championships. Manchester City staff were very complementary of our students ability and work rate. Students had front row seats at the start and fi nish line with the cyclists within touching distance. We saw Students also received a tour of the Etihad Stadium, the athletes from Germany, the Netherlands and Team GB home of Manchester City Football Club. Students were to name a few. Students were inspired by the level of amazed by the stadium size, back room facilities, performance of the para-athletes and were amazed by changing rooms and luxurious hospitality rooms. the tactical awareness and the speed they presented. Students were also shown the press conference room and took it in turns to sit in the chair of the famous manager Pep Guardiola. After the fi rst day consisting of one training session and the tour of the Etihad Stadium both students and staff were inspired by the culture of the football club and the elite facilities they are able to use. The next day students toured the National Football Museum. Students were able to explore the museum and learn about the history of football, and particularly RS COMPONENTS EXPERIENCE RS Components have been at College recently with “Titan” offering students hands on experiences, with a wide range of equipment and technologies. Some of the experiences available for students included using a range of CAD software, virtual reality modelling, robotics, use of Raspberry Pi computers and the chance to learn about computer control in production as well as the internet of things. This offered younger students a taste of some of the technologies they will explore in Design & Technology and allowed the GCSE students the opportunity to get hands on with some of the technologies covered on the curriculum. Our thanks to all at RS who made the visit possible and the day so interesting for the students. catmosecollege.com | facebook.com/catmosecollege CONNECT UNDER 14 COUNTY NETBALL TOURNAMENT Our Year 9 team took part in the county tournament at and communicating better but unfortunately lost 8-4. Leicester Grammar School this term and came away with Our fi fth match against Loughborough High School saw us their heads held high. This was the fi rst time they had playing some of our best netball. We held our own right up competed at this level and I think it is fair to say that they to the last few minutes of the game when our fi tness got the certainly grew with confi dence as the tournament progressed. better of us and we lost 7-12. In the fi rst match against Uppingham School some of the squad were extremely nervous and at half time we found Well played everyone, a good team effort. ourselves trailing 7-0. However, in the second half they Louise Kelly, Verity Rawlings, Annie Dudin, Talia Darlington, started to turn the game around. With stronger passing and Taiya Caffrey Hall, Krissy Carr, Georgia Mckinlay, Holly better marking we had far more opportunities to score. They Parkes and Katie Weston. were delighted to get their fi rst goal of the match and to only concede another 2 goals. Against Old Lady’s Convent they were a different team. Far more aggressive and reacting quicker to situations. Louise had more scoring opportunities and Verity and Krissy had an excellent game in attack. A 6-1 win gave us the confi dence that we needed to take the game to the next level. In our next match against Thomas Estley we were determined to get another win under our belt. Holly, Annie and Katie supported one another well in defence, regaining possession of the ball allowing us the opportunity to score 9 goals with some excellent goals scored by Georgia Mckinley, giving us a 9-4 win. Wigston Academy came out strongly against us and had the advantage of the fi rst centre pass. We were slow to get started which meant that in the second half we had a lot to do. We fi nished the match playing well, driving for the ball CROSS COUNTRY We had our last cross country league fi xture of the season recently required and the course will be on the school grounds. Anyone at Brooksby College and I am delighted to say that for the third interested in competing please let me know as soon as possible. year in a row the Year 9 boys fi nished with medals around their A notice will be placed on the sports hall board for students to necks. Their commitment and support they have shown for one register their interest. another has been excellent and they deserve to fi nish in 3rd place, only 2 points away from the silver position. Individually Sam Lowings fi nished 12th in Rutland and Leicestershire, Archie Adams 22nd, Harry Window 28th William Way 30th and Jack Welch 35th. We also had a full team in Year 7 fi nishing in 6th Position but some of the runners were not available for all the races. My hope will be that they will attend all the races next year and be in contention of a medal! Charlie Hex came 26th as an individual runner for the season. Jerome Moreton fi nished in 20th place on Saturday closely followed by Charlie Hex in 24th, Tom McEnery 40th,Tom Ashely 42nd, and Tom Carr 46th. My thanks to both students and parents for their support this year.
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