Issue14 Jan11
LDBS SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER
ISSUE 14 JANUARY 2011 We hope you enjoy this and future issues which will be printed at the beginning of every term. “We cannot publish this newsletter without your help!” (More details at the back). `
CARRYING THE CANDLE... “The Celebra on of the Advent of Free Educa on for all in the Diocese of London 2011” marks 200 years since Joshua Watson first established the Na onal Society. The LDBS commissioned a sacred flame which is travelling around every Church school in the Diocese, star ng at the Church of St John at Hackney and finishing at St Paul’s Cathedral with a large service on 22nd November 2011. From left: The Bishop of London, Revd Rob Wickham, and children from St John & St James, Hackney launching the candle - 11.01.11 and a service at The Green, Tottenham - 12.01.11.
ALL ABOARD... Students at The Grey Coat Hospital, Westminster experienced WEDDING BELLS... their fi h annual pastoral day on Friday 1st October, with their Robert Bulle , P.A. to the Directors most exci ng theme yet; ‘Discovery”. of LDBS married his long me partner The day began with students arriving at school through the front Lucy Brown on 16th October 2010 in entrance and being taken aboard the S.S. Discovery where the the beau ful se ng of Highbury Hall ship, and the day, was officially launched. Birmingham. They moved into their They aended workshops in various Ports around the school – new home the following day having Australia, Japan, China, Italy and Greece – and students received a exchanged contracts the day before log-book to chart their journey along the way whilst exploring the wedding showing how good their poten al and working towards realising their dreams. Guest Robert is at mul tasking! speakers on the day included Captain Edward Argles from the Royal Navy, and Jake Meyer, the record breaking mountaineer and adventurer.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 1 of 11 TIGER TURF... REGENERATION... Just when it seemed that facili es couldn’t get “The dawn of a new phase in the life of the school” was any beer at Burlington Danes Academy, White how Headteacher Andrew Wilcock described the year City the all-weather sports pitches were ahead in his report at the Prize Giving held for students completed on me and on budget. Principal Sally in Yrs 11 – 13 on Thursday 16th September 2010. Coates cut the ribbon to the Astroturf football Reflec ng on the many achievements of Bishop Ramsey, pitch on 17th September 2010, allowing Vice Ruislip students in sport, the arts and public Principal Mr Ribton the honour of striking the first examina ons in 2009-2010, Mr Wilcock spoke of ball on this consolida ng the school’s development on its now well state-of- established single site and of looking forward with real the-art hope. He encouraged students to aim high saying synthe c “People who want to make a difference and who are turf (he prepared to take a risk make very effec ve learners; they missed the make good ci zens, good friends.” target). This theme of hope and aiming high was built upon by The surface the Revd Dr Howard Worsley, former Director of is third Educa on of LDBS, guest of honour, in his address - genera on “The man who planted trees”. Dr Worsley told the tale ger turf, of a traveller who is inspired and challenged by a villager comprising of millions of synthe c blades of grass who offers him shelter and food and who he observes rolled over a sand base, with thousands of small plan ng seeds in large numbers around the countryside rubber crumbs scaered over the top to bind over a number of years, resul ng in a huge harvest of everything together. Principal Sally Coates said: trees and the regenera on of a village and the region “Improving our sports facili es has been a priority within which it sits. He challenged students, parents and since the day I arrived, so I’m incredibly proud to staff to always plan to achieve more by plan ng for the be cu ng the ribbon to the Astroturf today.” future. Adjacent to the Astroturf pitch are three mul - use hard courts, which will be used for tennis, basketball and netball. Director of Sport, Nigel King said “For years we’ve been travelling across west London to use other people’s facili es, so the whole PE department is excited about the extra learning me gained by being able to stay on site. We can’t wait to get started next week.”
TEACH THE MIND;TRAIN THE HANDS; RELEASE THE SPIRIT... LDBS staff were amongst 300 people who aended the official opening recep on at Chelsea ANTARCTICA... Academy on Monday 22nd November 2010 with The day before October half term, some members of special guests: The Secretary of State, Michael Twyford High, Ealing Antarc ca Club alongside the Gove MP; The Lord Bishop of London and most gi ed Y8 Geography students met TV Presenter Professor Lord Robert and explorer Ben Fogle at the Royal Geographic Winston. During the Society. Ben had just returned from the con nent course of the a er filming a BBC documentary about Captain Sco morning, 2 scultures to coincide with the centenary of his death next were unveiled and winter. blessed by the Bishop Everyone was amazed to hear about Sco’s life and of London. One expedi ons, and in par cular about his hut in depicts a stainless Antarc ca which has not changed in 100 years! steel anchor and wooden cross based upon the Academy’s logo and the other, a pair of hands releasing a dove with the cap on “Teach the Mind, Train the Hands, release the Spirit”.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 2 of 11 LONG LASTING IMPACT... On Thursday 9th December 2010, Her Majesty the Queen visited St Mary & St Pancras, Somers Town and their federated school Emmanuel, West Hampstead, joined the celebra ons. The Queen was greeted by members of the public and three local primary schools, while their brass band played a fanfare as well as being introduced to Karen Thomas, Mayor of Camden; Liz Wolverson, LDBS; Alice Aharon, Head of School and Sheila McCalla-Gordon, Execu ve Headteacher. The Queen toured the school seeing Y4 doing History, Y5 learning French (with which she was very impressed as a fluent French speaker), Y2 doing Art and the Founda on Stage. She was interested to hear about the school community and met many members of staff, children, parent volunteers and governors. In 2011 the King James Bible celebrates its 400 year anniversary. It is being read by celebri es and is being videoed for YouTube and The Queen asked two children to read the passageon Na vi es from Luke 2. Becky Cho and AJ LeMaitre (Y6) read beau fully for the Queen and this was broadcast in The Queen’s Christmas Message on Christmas Day. The brass band, the school choir and dancers and all the junior children from Emmanuel and St Mary & St Pancras performed before the Queen who unveiled a plaque, signed the guest book and was presented with a gorgeous bouquet of handmade flowers by the Y1 class.
It was a wonderful visit and words cannot explain the long-las ng impact it has had on the school and local community.
Headteachers who joined the celebrations - from left: Calvin Henry, Tonnie Simpson, Lynn Trigg, Annie Williams, Liz Wolverson (LDBS), Sheila McCalla Gordon, Simon Atkinson, Amanda Szewczyk-Radley and Simon Knowles.
NEW BUILDING FOR A NEW SCHOOL YEAR... Since September 2010, students at Hackney Free and Parochial Secondary School have enjoyed learning in a brand new building. The School, which celebrated record GCSE results in the summer, is undergoing a £17 million rebuild on its current site, with all construc on work due to be finished by the end of 2011. The Watson Building, named a er Joshua Watson, one of the founders of the Na onal Society, opened its doors to students and staff on the first day of term. Meg Hillier, MP for Hackney South and Shoreditch, became the first VIP visitor to the Watson Building. where she was met by Head Prefects Hannah Oladugba and Ferdos Daqiq who gave her a guided tour of the building, which includes state of the art classrooms for subjects including Maths, Science, English, Art, Technology, ICT and Humani es and an environmental Brown Roof. The second phase of the school’s new building, which will include a large sports hall and ac vi es studio, new canteen and dining area and specialist facili es for the teaching of music and drama, will be ready next September.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 3 of 11 BITS AND BOBS... Ex student John Adeleye, now a 30 year old care worker of FULL OF PRIDE... Burlington Danes Academy, White City starred in the ‘X Factor.’ On 20th December 2010, The On Thursday 7th October 2010 the BDAstro was used by Nike for Blue School, Isleworth were the filming a six second segment of a ‘viral’ advert for the internet, proud recipients of a personal starring Ashley Cole who also signed some shirts and footballs for leer from Nick Gibb MP, BDA. Minister of State for Schools Y11 students were involved in the congratula ng them on the launch of ‘StreetGames’ near the excellent performance of KS2 Olympic site on Thursday 7th October pupils achieving Level 4+, 2010. StreetGames is a charity that combined with excellent rates of promotes sports for disadvantaged progress in both English and youngsters. The sponsorship deal, in Maths placing the school amongst partnership with Coca-Cola GB, was the 100 top performing primary launched by the Minister for Sport and schools for 2010. Olympics, Hugh Robertson MP, with help from StreetGames’ Ambassador and former Olympic athlete Diane Modahl. The students took part in a keenly contested futsal match FREE GYM... (the Minister celebrating a ‘goal’ ). Pupils from St Ma hew’s, Ponders End jumped for joy when Olympic gold medalist Marlon Devonish opened the adiZone at Ponders End recrea on ground in EVERY STEP OF THE WAY... December. The giant mul -sport KS2 pupils at St Mary’s Bryanston Square took part in the inaugural outdoor gym is free to use and Global Children’s Challenge. The GCC is a worldwide event involving open all year round. Adidas have primary and secondary schools and raises the awareness of childhood designed and developed adiZones; obesity and increase children’s ac vity. Every child was given their own from above the zones are shaped personal pedometer for the 50 day event and had to record their daily to look like Olympic rings. number of footsteps. Each morning the class would enter their total number of footsteps for the day and a course would be ploed around the world on an interac ve map. The 'virtual' journey around the world allowed children to learn about other countries, towns, ci es, and the day-to-day lives of similar aged children from different cultures all VICTORIAN TIMES... around the world . ‘It was fun and I learnt a lot about different Pupils from St Michael’s, Camden countries’ a Y5 student said about the event. By taking part in the GCC, Town learned about gardening in children have developed skills in maths and geography as well as a Victorian mes as part of a project run greater awareness of their personal ac vity levels. by Camden’s Out of School Learning, and the Parks and Open Spaces service. The scheme is a wider ini a ve called Living Heritage, funded On Thursday, 21st October St Mary’s celebrated the award of by the Heritage Loery Fund. The ‘Confucius Classroom’ status with a special ceremony. The Confucius pupils planned and planted a flower Ins tute is a Chinese cultural organisa on which is based at London bed at Harrington Square, learnt about South Bank University. The award of this status to a primary school is the types of plants and paerns used very special as there are approximately 31 Confucius classrooms in the in the Victorian era and then dressed UK, but most in Higher Educa on Ins tutes and Secondary Schools. up in Victorian costume and took part Being a Confucius Classroom opens up a huge range of free Chinese in the garden’s opening celebra ons. cultural resources to the school and will help it to develop work in a number of different areas; in par cular furthering their work as a ‘Healthy School’ and enriching the curriculum they can offer to pupils as well as facilita ng links with schools in the People’s Republic of China. A plaque was unveiled and the agreement signed in the presence of children and invited guests, including: Mr Yu Fulong, Deputy Director of the Chinese Foreign Ministry; Madame Le Aimei, wife of the Chinese Foreign Minister; His Excellency Liu Xiaoming, Ambassador to the UK; Ms Beverley Julien, Pro-Vice Chancellor of London South Bank University; Liu Min, Execu ve Director of the Confucius Ins tute in London; Councillor Nick Yarker, Westminster City Council; Liz Wolverson, LDBS; and Len Clark, Chairman of Governors.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 4 of 11 NEW ENTRANCE FOYER... ARTIST BOARD... St Ma hew’s, Yiewsley recently celebrated Harvest but also celebrated a new beginning for part of the school. The school was very pleased to welcome Revd Dr Howard Worsley on 29th September 2010, who opened the new front entrance to the school and led worship in Church for Harvest. St Mahew’s had been planning this building work for 10 years, lack of funding has previously prevented them from undertaking this work. The once small corridor leading onto the main office has now been replaced by a modern entrance hall which will serve the school community and provide a beer service for parents and has significantly improved the security of the school. Kavell Hay ~ Burlington Danes Academy
REMEMBRANCE DAY... Hackney Free & Parochial students marked Remembrance Day with a special service on Thursday 11th November 2010 at St John at Hackney Church. Y9 students had been studying the First World War in their history lessons and wanted to be involved in an act of remembrance, paying tribute to the five million people who died in the conflict. Stuart Benne, Head of History at Hackney Free, said “At the me the ON YOUR BIKE... 1914-18 war was described as the In October 2010, St Mary’s, Twickenham scooped a pla num trophy war to end all wars. Sadly we know award for its efforts to go green from Transport for London for having that this was not the case. The level the best school travel plan in south-west London, bea ng schools in of the suffering of soldiers in the Kingston and Hounslow. trenches had a big impact on the The school’s plan impressed judges with its dedica on in encouraging students.” less car use and urging pupils to lead healthy lifestyles and teaching Fr Rob Wickham, who led prayers them the importance of looking a er the planet. with 300 syudents, aged 11 - 14, Teacher Katherine Chaaway, who and staff said: "When a school helped draw up the plan said: celebrates its 490th birthday, “We are a dynamic school with a remembering becomes key, so it is dynamic Headteacher and our a great privilege to welcome travel plan reflects the fact we several hundred children from have put sustainability on the Hackney Free to mark Armis ce agenda in a big way. There’s too Day.” much talk these days about a The children laid wreaths, supposed disposable culture, but observed the two minutes silence at St Mary’s we do not accept and reflected on the lives of the that.” young people who lost their lives in WW1, and subsequent wars. The Pupils: Rhiannon Flett, Cameron students embraced the idea that Maytham and Freddie Stoten with peace has to be the way forward. Teacher Katherine Chattawy and parent governor Lucy MacArthur.
WATCH OUT SPURS AND ARSENAL - we are up for a challenge!... St Paul’s and All Hallows’ Infant and Junior boys are Haringey primary school football champions a er spending 2 long days in October playing against all the other schools in Haringey. They will now go on to represent Haringey for any future football matches against other boroughs. The boys won 2 sets of medals and a shield. The girls were also successful and came 4th out of all the schools in Haringey and also received medals. LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 5 of 11 ~ CHRISTMAS 2010..... in LDBS schools ~ Enjoy.
Na vity Play ~ St Paul’s, Primrose Hill
Na vity Play ~ St Luke’s, Old Street
Most children braved the icy weather wearing their pyjamas ready for the Christmas Day fes vi es! The children enjoyed films in the a ernoon a er Father Christmas came to visit. St Michael-at-Bowes, Bowes Park
Founda on Stage - “Li le Na vity” Twenty KS2 children took part in the Uxbridge Carol Concert St Ma hew’s, Yiewsley
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 6 of 11 Junior pupils celebrated Christmas “Through the Ages” (themes covered during the children's history and topic work in school) ~ Na vity play ; The Tudors (Y4) ; The Victorians (Y5 & 6) ; World War 2 /Evacuees (Y5 & 6)
St Paul's, Bren ord
Annuncia on Journey to Bethlehem Busy Bethlehem The Na vity (Christmas pictures which are in the school hall)
St Michael’s, Camden Town “Santa's on Strike”~ Y2 & 3 Bishop Winnington Ingram, Ruislip
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 7 of 11 GIVING... On Friday 8th October 2010, Y11 STAR OF HOPE... students from The Grey Coat St Ma hew’s, Yiewsley have been involved in an exci ng Hospital, Westminster delivered interna onal project called ‘Star of Hope’. This project involved ns of food to local Westminster suppor ng vulnerable children and orphans in a village called homeless charity, ‘The Passage’. Munsieville in South Africa. They worked hard to ensure that the Linked to Westminster Cathedral, children had an amazing and memorable Christmas by decora ng the charity helps the homeless on stars which were taken to South Africa to decorate their first ever Westminster’s streets where it is Christmas tree. To ensure that the celebra on was truly special and es mated that 150 people sleep to also raise money for the village to build a new health centre and rough every night. orphanage, Y6 sold homemade cakes and became the ‘St. Mahew’s Whilst the goal of collec ng enough Bakery’ for a week. ns to equal the height of The children thoroughly enjoyed learning how to cook and ice the Westminster Abbey at 32 metres - cake which were sold at the end of the Christmas Performances and approximately 320 ns - was not an amazing £310 was raised. reached, an impressive 250 ns were collected, and these went Christmas Hampers towards making meals for the As a way of suppor ng the local community at Christmas, all classes homeless at The Passage. created Christmas hampers for less fortunatelocal people. The classes then had a compe on to create the best dressed hamper - who would not want to unwrap these Christmas hampers?! The judges had a tough me choosingthe two winners. EID PARTY... Opera on Christmas Child St Paul’s, Whitechapel had a huge St Mahew’s took part in Opera on Christmas Child Appeal again turnout for their Eid party in this year. Having watched a DVD about where the shoe boxes go October 2010 raising £500 for the and why they are important, the pupils quickly recognised that there Pakistan Flood Appeal organised are children in the world less fortunate than themselves. In total by the Disaster Emergency 140 shoe boxes were collected, and having been blessed by Revd Commiee (DEC). Richard Young in St Mahew’s Church, were sent on their way to
AFRICA UNITED... In October Bishop Ramsey Secondary, Ruislip was one of only five schools in the country, to win the chance to see an exclusive screening of a brand new film, ‘Africa United.’ Students filled Screen 4 at the Odeon, Uxbridge to see the film before it went on general release. Africa United tells the extraordinary story of three Rwandan children and their bid to achieve their ul mate dream – to take part in the opening ceremony of the 2010 Football World Cup in Johannesburg. The film was enjoyed by all the students: ”It was funny but also sad”, “I really enjoyed it”, “9 ½ out of 10” said Rebekah, Daisy and Jane (Y7), and Tina (Y13) commented, “I found the film very realis c and it provoked a lot of emo on. I would recommend it, as its main focus is relevant to contemporary society. It is a must see of cinema releases.” The opportunity arose a er the Interna onal Baccalaureate Diploma students aended the Global Student Conference whose theme for 2010 was ‘Educa on beats Poverty’. They were all so enthused by what they heard and saw that they took whole school assemblies, ran sessions for local primary schools and invited Nick Heard, MP for Hillingdon to receive a cer ficate pledging Bishop Ramsey’s support and a ‘scarf’ painted by students with the theme of ‘1 Goal Educa on for All’.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 8 of 11 EXPANSION WORKS BEGIN... ROOF SPACE PUT TO At a 'breaking-ground' ceremony on Wednesday 10th November GOOD USE... 2010 pupils joined the Bishop of Kensington, the Rt Revd Paul On Friday 16th July 2010 work Williams, in removing the first piece of earth to mark the start of started on the roof space at the expansion of St Mary's and St Peter's, Teddington. Edward Betham, Greenford. The Bishop was joined by Cllr Virginia Morris, to celebrate the Steel girders were put in place to expansion that will raise the recep on intake from 60 to 90 per support the new floor, changing year and provide an addi onal 210 permanent school places. the former classroom space. A There will be a new school hall, classrooms and kitchen facili es. new staircase was under Headteacher John Logan said: "We are all very excited about the construction and new holes were new phase in the school's life. As made to bring sunlight in - a view one of the oldest schools in never seen before! Teddington, we pride ourselves in The new space started to look serving the local community. The like a classroom and the new governors and I have worked to get staircase was ready for Tuesday to this point and we are looking 2nd November when the children forward to the first class facili es started working in their new we will have and to con nue classrooms. offering a first class educa on for Eventually, the former classroom the children in our area." space will be used as a Reception The largest part of the construc on area, meeting rooms and the work is set to be completed by the Head’s Office. end of summer 2011, in me for the new school year.
125TH ANNIVERSARY... was celebrated from 1–7th November 2010 by the children and staff of St Andrew & St Francis, Willesden. Staff and pupils were encouraged to wear Victorian costumes and many classrooms were set out in Victorian style with rows facing the board. Children were taught many of their lessons during the week in the style of the 1800s, taking part in rote-style spelling, handwri ng and mes-tables lessons. Anyone who misbehaved, or made a mistake were under threat of being sent to see the Headteacher or Deputy Headteacher for punishment. Along with the old-fashioned 3Rs, the children had many opportuni es to sample the sort of fun available to children who may have aended the school on its opening days with a visit from a Punch & Judy performer; a travelling fairground came to school and the children were able to take part in hoopla throwing, coconut shies and to ride on a carousel . The school doors were thrown open to the local community and former school pupils and staff joined in a Victorian tea-party and on the final a ernoon the various cra -compe ons were judged. The week was rounded off on Sunday 7th November when parents and staff joined the congrega on of St. Andrew’s Church, Willesden in their celebra on mass led by Fr. Colin Paerson, Parish Priest and Vice- Chair of the school’s Governing Body and the sermon was delivered by Dr Howard Worsley, former Director of Educa on for the London Diocesan Board for Schools.
LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 9 of 11 ST CECILA CONCERT... Over 100, Bishop Ramsey, Ruislip students took part in the St Cecilia Concert in November. The annual concert commemorates the patron saint of musicians and Church music. The concert catered for all tastes from ballet to Monty Python including: classical, jazz and modern, instrumental and choral music. The evening opened with the upli ing March from Verdi’s Aida and Ferdinand Harold’s Clog Dance from the ballet La Fille Mal Gardee. The audience were transported to the hey day of film musicals when the concert band played ‘Pu ng on the Ritz’ to end the first half of the evening. Later in the programme they returned The Samaritan's Purse Opera on to the cinema, this me featuring the modern and Christmas Child ~ Chelsea Academy swashbuckling ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ whilst the Senior donated 43 shoe boxes Orchestra played the theme to the Magnificent 7. In contrast the Gospel Choir sang ‘Our God is an awesome God’ by Kirk Franklin, and Big Band Jazz played ‘Black Magic Woman’. The rich and varied programme entertained the family and friends of the students and staff. The entertaining evening came to a close with Sousa’s Liberty
St Mary’s High, Hendon Bell, beer known to many as the tle theme to Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
KICKING IT... This term 9, St Mary’s High, Hendon Y10 Design students (Pedro,Claudio, Neo, Laura, Chelsea, Tolu, Irini, Roshni and Cesar) were specially selected to take part in the Kickers Design Challenge held by the interna onal ‘Pentland Group’. Students aended a briefing session, along with ten other schools from Barnet, and were asked to create a new ‘Kicker’ shoe design for the company, the winning design would go on to be manufactured. The students were split into two groups and each group had to create the following: consumer A2 display board; mood board of ideas; final design for the new shoe .
SCHOOL BLESSING... On Thursday 2nd December 2010, Bishop Winnington Ingram, Ruislip held a School Blessing. The Venerable Rachel Treweek, Archdeacon of Northolt presided over the service to celebrate the opening of the Early Years Founda on Stage Unit, a new studio hall and kitchen. The Archdeacon was joined by past and present governors and parents as well as class CHILDREN IN NEED... representa ves and On Friday 19th November, St representa ves from the Augus ne’s High, Kilburn, staff London Diocese Board of and students helped to raise School and the Local Authority. money for Children in Need. Y6 children put together a Students wore their own clothes fantas c assembly which providing they donated £1 and included asking the children staff were asked to contribute £2. what they thought were the best bits of the new school kitchen. The school raised over £700! LDBS Schools Newsletter Issue 14 ~ January 2011 page 10 of 11 DEAR GOD... BIRTH CONGRATULATIONS Actual prayers of children! ł I would like to live 900 years like the guy in the Bible. ł We read Thomas Edison made light. But in school they said you did it. So I bet he stoled your idea. ł The bad people laughed at Noah - "You made an ark on dry land you fool." But he was smart, he stuck with you. That's what I would do. ł I do not think anybody could be a beer GOD. (Daniel &) Alice Aharon ~ Head Well, I just want you to know but I am not just of School at St Mary & St saying that because you are GOD already. ł Pancras, Somers Town ~ Noa I didn’t think orange went with purple un l I saw Mari on 15th January 2011. the sunset you made on Tuesday. That was cool.
WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS Suk Josson Y1 Teacher at Sir John Cass’s Founda on, Aldgate to Boo Marok on 27th June 2010 at the Manor Golf Club, Sawbridgeworth, Herordshire. Claire Chamberlain Y2 Learning MOVING ON / THANKS… Support Assistant at Sir John To the following for their valuable years: Cass’s Founda on, Aldgate to Terry Saunders on 2nd Ian Harman (16 years) ~ Founda on governor at August 2010 at the Kennedy The Green Secondary, Isleworth. 10.10 School Hotel in Oregon, USA. Ingrid Pollard (14 years) ~ Clerk to the Governors at Dr Triple’s, Hayes. 12.10 Mr Hickman Julian Class Teacher at St Michael’s, Camden Town to Laura on 23rd October 2010. Janella Scobie Assistant DEATHS... Headteacher at Sir John Hazel Grey died recently, she was previously a Cass’s Founda on, Aldgate headteacher in Westminster. to Julius Ajeigbe on 23rd October 2010 at the Guildhall, City of London. A HERO SURVIVES... What they thought was just light Would cause them to die NEXT ISSUE... If Jesus ascended Then God can fly If any schools would like to send any pieces of work, No speeches news items - including re rements, births and marriages of staff, or pictures/photos (these will beLDBS But he will reply sent back to you), artwork or poems which illustrate a Check your inbox par cular event or on-going project for the next If it’s empty Schools Newsle er ~ pleaseEASTER send edi on to: / Comic Relief / Don’t be in shock Carrying the Candle, That’s the misunderstanding Mitch Gallacher, LDBS, Diocesan House, 36 Causton Street, London, SW1P 4AU Fax : 020 7932 1111 It runs by His clock [email protected] E-mail: by 15th April 2011 Louis Wright, Y8 - Chelsea Academy
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