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The golden quill Contents page Laura—ROCK BANDS. KELIS~READInG FATMA~AJK CHARITY BEN~WHAT DO PEOPLE FIND FUNNY? DaVID~COoKING IN THE KITCH- EN MAX~EMOJIS. ‘remember to read me like a book!!!’ The Rock Bands Jordan was previously the keyboard- ist in a band called Worship. He then became a Bring Me the Horizon Members of Bring Me The Horizon Oliver (Ollie) was born on session musician before becoming a November 20, 1986 in Ash- full fledged member of the group in lead singer Oliver Scott ford’ Kent in South East January of 2013. He was nominat- Sykes England. As a teenager, he ed for Best Keyboardist in the attended Stockbridge High 2013 Alternative Press Reader poll. Rhythm Guitarist Jordan Fish School. When Ollie was He is married to a woman called about 17 years old, he start- Emma Fish and has a son called Bass Guitar Matt Kean ed putting together compila- Eliot Fish. He is 30. He was born tion CD’s and short tracks in England. Matthew Nicholls under the name of Drummer ‘Quakebeat’. He also played in two other bands. One was Matt Kean, born 2 June, 1986, has Set It Off ‘Womb 2 Da Tomb’ which been the bassist for Bring Me The Horizon since their formation in Cody Carson was a rap/hip hop group, Lead singer along with Matt Nicolas 2004. Matt earned the nickname (current Bring Me The Hori- “Vegan” because, before Jona Maxx Danziger Drummer zon Drummer) and his joined the band, he was the only brother Tom Sykes. The vegan. Although occasionally Matt Guitarist Zach DeWall other band was called ‘Two admits to eating fish. He has also man Deathrash Band’. been known to pull pranks and be an all around joker, frequently call- Dan Clermont Guitarist Cody Carson’s dad died from ing himself the “tallest midget in the world.” Zach DeWall was also cancer. He has a scar on his Dan Clermont was born on June born in Florida, on the neck from surgery but he the 9th, same month and day as Matthew Nicholls in the 19th of July 1989. He makes up stories about it my birthday, 1989 in Massachu- is currently 27. His when people ask him about setts. He was born in Lynn, mid 1980s in Maltby in birth sign is Cancer. it. He went to high school Massachusetts, later moving to He is from Clearwater, with a fellow band mate. South Yorkshire, England, Hartford, Connecticut before Florida and studied at heading south to Lakeland, Flor- Maxx was born on the 22nd United Kingdom to Eng- the university of South ida. He's currently 27 years old. of February 1990 in Florida. Florida briefly. Tour- His birth sigh is Gemini. Dan is He is currently 26 years old lish parents. He was also ing for the album Du- the lead guitarist and backing and his birth sign is Pisces. ality, he and Set It Off raised in Maltby in South vocalist for Set It Off.He met He is a member of pop punk/ traveled with Black lead singer Cody Carson in high symphonic rock group Set it Yorkshire. Matt is now Veil Brides and Falling school where they did marching Off who replaced Benji Pani- In Reverse. band together. co in 2010. The group found aged 30 years old. He was Danziger through the band's first drummer Blake Howell. born in 1986 on the 22 of He was influenced by the March. drummer, Travis Barker, for Blink 182. Written by Laura This is a picture of Bring me The Horizon in 2017. The guy in the middle is Oliver. Jordan is the guy to our right of Oliver and to the right is Matt Kean. Matthew Nicholas is the person with the white shirt and Lee is the guy with the beany. This is their band symbol; an umbrella with raindrops. This is Set It Off. The guy doing their band symbol is Cody. The person with blonde hair is Max Danziger. The guy sticking his tongue out is Zach DeWall. Last but not least the guy smiling is Dan Clermont. Kellis Turning the pages at AJK Why will you benefit In a world revolving around internet, our at- from reading? tention gets drawn in a million different direc- tions as we multitask. In a 5 minute span, the average person will divide their attention between working on a task, chat- ting to a friend and keeping an eye on social media! This is ADD behaviour (Attention Deficit Disorder) and causes stress levels to rise. When reading a book, all focus is on the story, enabling you to immerse yourself in every detail. You should try reading for 15 minutes before school, (on the bus or while eating breakfast) and you’ll be surprised at how much The library that is al- ways available at break and lunch times. Reading about yawning makes you yawn. QUESTION What genre of books do you like? Most readers lose interest I only like reading the gothic books like in in books at page 18. reading for pleasure, we read The Woman in Black. Women buy 68% of all books sold. PAGE 1 NEWSLETTER TITLE ARK JOHN KEATS CHARITY. Mr Ayres Remember To Read Ban- posing terlicious like a at an Book….Presented by activity. The Golden Quill. VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1 PAGE 2 EVERYONE IS PRESENTING THERE CHOSEN CHARITIES!!!! MALIKAS WORK ON CHARITIES SHE IS STUDYING. DE- BATIN G AJK CHARITY PROJECT ENRICHMENT! TIME.. The AJK Charity .…….. MALIKA Project is based Fatma KIMALI to support a JO- charity JO WHATS YOUR DO YOU ENJOY WHAT CHARITY DO YOU TAKE FAVOURITE HELPING PEO- ARE YOU SUP- PART IN CHARI- CHARITY? PLE? PORTING? TIES OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL?IF NOT WOULD YOU? ‘my favourite ‘Yes, I often ‘I'm supporting ‘I do not but that’s charity would Gangsline as I why I chose to join help people as be war child as find it really the AJK CHARITY I am an altruis- PROJECT .The chari- it helps chil- tic character helpful for dren who have young children ty I would most want as well as very to support would be to live in war and teens in the nice .’ gangsline as it torn countries UK as it makes would be better to such as Syria England a much help yourself ,in our ETC.’ safer and better case the UK, then INTERVIEW…. place to be.’ the other countries first; just like on an aeroplane.’ Funny Things These will be some funny TV shows that will get a laugh most of the time. Black Adder first aired on the 15th June 1983. It had Rowan Atkinson as the protagonist Ed- mund Blackadder, Hugh Laurie as Prince Regent and Tony Robinson as Baldrick. ‘Blackadder The First’ is set in 1485 at the end of the British Middle Ages and continues to ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ in 1917 on ‘The Western Front’ in World War 1. A photo from Blackadder. Dad’s Army is a BBC television sitcom about the British Home Guard during World War 2. It was written by Jim- my Perry and David Croft. It broadcasted on the BBC from 1968 to 1977. The sitcom featured 9 series and 80 episodes in total, plus a radio version based on the televi- sion scripts, a feature film and a stage show. The series regularly gained audiences of 18 million viewers and is A photo from Dad’s Army still repeated worldwide. The Home Guard consisted of 2016 local volunteers otherwise illegible for military service, either because of age (hence the name ‘Dad’s Army’) or being in professions exempt from conscription. Impractical Jokers is an American hidden camera show. This is a reality prank show on the public that premiered on The logo of the Im- ’TruTV’ on December 15 2011. ‘The Tenderloins’ consisting of practical Jokers TV : Joseph ‘Joe’ Gatto, James ‘Murr’ Murray, Brian ‘Q’ Quinn and Salvatore ‘Sal’ Vulcano. This show differs form other prank TV shows as the prankers don’t know the details of their challenge until the others tell them in through their earpiece directly in front of the strangers at the time. They have to complete their task or they’ll get a Thumbsdown on the loser board, whoever has the most points at end of the episode gets a punishment. In one episode Murr lost and ahd to jump out of a plane. What do we find funny? Murr Joe Max– Vines Kellis- Youtube David- People saying Laura– Watching stupid stuff people get hurt Sal Q Fatma- iisuperwom- Cory-Watching peo- anii or epic fails ple get into trouble Cooking In The Kitchen AJK we have the chance to take part in different enrichments on Wednesdays and Fridays. There are many different enrichment choices for us to choose from. Such as cooking, public speaking, football, school publication and much more. As I am a pupil of A.J.K I take part in en- richments . The enrichments I take part in are School Publication and Cooking. The teachers who run the cooking enrichment on Fridays are Mr Davis and Miss Lacey , who are great chefs. By Max EMOJIS Top 5 emojis 2016 Popular emoji's world interview wide Max Tears of joy 10x a day David Crying waterfall 7x a day 1:tears of joy ben Poop emoji 2x a day Fatma Purple devil 6x a day 4x a day Callis Money tongue 1x a day 2:heart eyes Laura Silly emoji 5x a day Cory Tears of joy Rarely row- Upside down 3:shades Emoji's were created in 1998 by shigetaka kurita 4:fire First ever emojis 5:your so childish .
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