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Robert Barclay Academy Review Education for a Changing World Robert Barclay Academy Review Education for a changing world Issue 32 Friday, 22nd June 2018 Dear all, Dates for your Diary We were really delighted to welcome the Give Your Town The Run Around crew to RBA this 25th Year 10 Trial Exams Continue June Year 9 Trial Exams Commence Thursday. We had over 240 Year 5 students taking part in a mini `run Summer Showcase Tech Run around’ our school field, under the (Hall 3-5pm) guidance of our Performing Arts Department and our Year 9 leaders. Year 11 into 12 Induction We feel very privileged and proud 27th Summer Showcase Tech Run to be working with Give Your Town June (Hall 3-5.30pm) The Run Around to help promote the importance of maintaining a RBA welcomed local primary schools for the annual ‘Give Your Town The Run Around’ 28th Year 7 Trip to Boulogne, France healthy lifestyle within our June community. I would like to thank the Performing Arts staff for all their hard work and effort in putting this event together. 29th Year 7-13 District Athletics June The GCSE exams have now Summer Showcase Tech Run come to an end. It’s been a long (Hall 3-5.30pm) exam season and the students have shown tremendous 2nd July INSET DAY resilience and stamina. We celebrated this by attending the 3rd July Performing Arts Performance of ‘The Year 11 Prom on Thursday Greatest Summer Show’ to Primary evening. This year, the Prom Schools (Hall 10.00am) Committee managed to secure the 4th July Performing Arts Performance of ‘The facilities at the Spotlight Theatre. Greatest Summer Show’ (Hall 7.00pm) This enabled us to try out a different venue and prom experience, as 5th July Year 8 & 9 HPV Injections usually we have hosted this event Some of our Year 11 students looking wonderful for their prom at the Spotlight at school. As always, there were some amazing outfits and cars too! The A-level exams have nearly all but finished as well, meaning that the pattern of the school day will return to the 2-2-1 format next week. The Performing Arts students have been busy rehearsing in the hall over the last few weeks as they prepare for the end of year production, the Performing Arts Summer Showcase – ‘The School Timetable Greatest Summer Show’. The production takes place on the evening of Wednesday, 4th July and tickets are still available to purchase via ParentPay. Thank you for your support. Week commencing : This week the Year 10 students have been taking their End of Year Exams in the hall. Next week, it is the turn of the Year 9 students. End of Year Exams are important as they enable students Monday, 25th June to demonstrate how much progress they have made since September. They will also enable staff and students to identify where the gaps are, so that these can be closed prior to starting back in September. The end of year reports, which will include the students’ test results, will be sent out at WEEK 2 the end of term. Finally, today we held our Annual House Sports Day. It was a fantastic event and it was good to see the students getting into the competitive spirit. At the time of writing this we have yet to announce the winners, but we will ensure we do next week. In addition to this, over the course of the next week or two, Mr Gant, House Co-ordinator, will report to you all the latest House Points and SPORTING FIXTURES positions! “Great works are performed, not by strength, but by perseverance.” 29th June Year 7-13 District Athletics (Samuel Johnson) Enjoy the weekend. For news on sporting fixtures, events, etc., follow Physical Follow us on Twitter: Education on Twitter: @RBA_PE Ced de la Croix @RBAcad Headteacher Editor: Emma Jones Robert Barclay Academy, Hoddesdon, Herts, EN11 8JY. Tel: 01992 410 800 Fax: 01992 410 801 Email: [email protected] @RBAcad Year 7 Year 9 Ellie B History Ruby B RBA Service Adam B History Tilly C RBA Service Roma B D S History Harvey D Media Studies Brooklyn B English Lucas F Media Studies Bradley C History Teigan G RBA Service Olivia G English Tobey G Media Studies Vlad H History Libby M L RBA Service Bobby H History Kacie-Louise M RBA Service Edward H History Mariachiara R RBA Service Danny L History Brooke T RBA Service Morenikeji L O History Keira M History Year 10 Kian O History Mason P History Connor F Service to the School Martina R History Sam M Service to the School George S History Amelia S Service to the School George T History Oliwia S Service to the School Jasmine T English Arthur T History Sixth Form Finn T History Aleesha V History & English Tom A Service to the Community Lilly W English & History Joe D Service to the Community Sophie W History Dalton H K Service to the Community Amelia Z Science Oliver K Service to the Community Daniel M Service to the Community Jack V Service to the Community 2 Last week, seven students from my form organised and ran Cupcake Day. This event, held in memory of my dad who passed away recently, was a fundraiser for The Alzheimer’s Society, which is a care and research charity for people with dementia and their carers. We had well over 500 cakes donated by staff and students, as well as my own friends and neighbours. The cakes were sold at break and lunch on Thursday and because we had a few cakes left, we also sold them at break on Friday. I am delighted to announce that we raised the fantastic sum of £205! Massive thanks to Ruby B, Tilly C, Teigan G, Libby M L, Kacie M, Mariachiara R and Brooke T for their help. Alan Martin Teacher of Mathematics and Financial Studies EVC/DofE Coordinator / Ski Leader 3 MasterChef Competition is on Wednesday, 11th July at 5pm. Entry forms need to be in by 4th July the latest. Don't forget, it’s first come first served. Spaces still available. Any queries see Mrs Melandri or Mrs Osborne in Food Technology. Sarah Melandri Head of Food Technology Lynn Cassar Library Manager Millionaires Club’ Well done to Jasmine T, who has completed the AR reading challenge by reading over 1,000,000 words since the challenge started in September. A fantastic achievement Jasmine. A ‘Headteachers Commendation’ and a lunchtime queue jump pass is on its way! World Cup Mania! With the World Cup truly on its way, why not spend some time reading about the commitment and dedication the players put in trying to become the best they can be at the sport they love. We have a fantastic range of both fiction and non-fiction football books in the RBA library. The 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia, The Official Book is the most authoritative and comprehensive preview of football's greatest tournament. Licensed by world football's governing body, it is packed with stunning photography and expert analysis of each team, its star players and its prospects in the finals. Essential reading for football fans everywhere. A fantastic tale about football and growing up. Baljit could not be happier with life - his parents are supporting his ambitions, things are going great with his girlfriend Hannah, and best of all, he is in with a chance of playing football for his heroes, Liverpool FC. Lionel Messi is a legend, Barcelona's star player and the world's best footballer. But when he was young, he was so small that his friends called him Little Leo and coaches worried he wasn't big enough. Yet through brav- ery, talent and hard work, he proved them wrong. Ultimate Football Heroes is a series of biographies telling the life-stories of the biggest and best footballers in the world and their incredible journeys from childhood fan to super-star professional player. 4 Jack McInerney Head of Year 10/Pupil Premium Coordinator and Teacher of PE 5 The Year 9 Assembly on Thursday, 21st June was led by Lloyd to discuss the Youth Connexions LBGTQ Group that brings together 13-17 year olds of any sexual/gender orientation, and discusses matters important to them. Also discussed was how LGBTQ young people can feel and be treated in society. Thank you to Youth Connexions and Lloyd for leading such a thought provoking assembly to the Year 9 pupils. Sophie Melhuish Head of Year 9 / Head of Girls’ PE 6 Sophie Melhuish Head of Year 9 / Head of Girls’ PE Ben Creasey Assistant Headteacher 7 End of Year Performing Arts Show and rehearsal dates The Performing Arts show this year, ‘The Greatest Summer Show’, will take place on Wednesday, 4th of July at 7pm. All performers will be expected to be in school at 5:30pm with all costumes and equipment. If you would like to purchase tickets, they will be sold through ParentPay at a cost of £5.00 Please see below for the compulsory rehearsal schedule leading up to the show: Date Club Monday, 25th June Full Rehearsal until 5pm Wednesday, 27th June Dress and Technical rehearsals until 5:30pm Friday, 29th June Dress and Technical rehearsals until 5:30pm Tuesday, 3rd July Performing Arts show for Primary Schools all cast to meet in the school hall at 8:55am (after being registered in form) Wednesday, 4th July Show! All cast should be in school for 5:30pm Please note that in addition to these full cast rehearsals there will be Music, Dance and Drama rehearsals which are also compulsory.
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