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Crews Perform Excellently at Wycliffe Big Head Lent term: Week 6 News 9th February 2018 A note from the Headmaster Congratulations to our rowers, and particularly the J15 crew, on their excellent performances in the Wycliffe head. We have also played lots of football recently, and our teams achieved many great results in block fixtures against Marlborough and Clifton. In this newsletter you will also see reports on successes in cross-country, and on the most enjoyable Brass competition in our Music Department. I wish you all an enjoyable half term break. Top stories CREWS PERFORM EXCELLENTLY AT WYCLIFFE BIG HEAD Wycliffe Big Head, one of the first major long distance races of the season, took place on the canal at Frampton on Sat- urday in cold, damp conditions and the Rowing Club entered two senior eights and two J15 eights. The race attracted entries from some of the best schools from across the country including Radley, Shrewsbury, King’s Chester and Shiplake. A senior ‘A’ eight did well, beating local rivals Cheltenham and Monkton and coming close to King’s Chester’s top boat, but the stand out performance was from the J15s once again, who showed an excellent turn of speed to come towards the top of the order. With plenty more improvements to make, we can be confi- dent of success later in the season. MONMOUTH SCHOOLS GO RED AND RAISE MONEY FOR CANCER CHARITY Pupils and staff at Monmouth School for Boys enjoyed a range of activities last Friday to raise £1,279.16 for Velindre – Wales’ leading cancer centre. The boys made donations to wear red clothing to school, while others bought promotional mugs and wristbands to raise funds. Former Head Boy at Monmouth School for Boys, Hallam Amos, the Wales rugby international, backed the Wear Red for Wales and Velindre campaign when he dropped in for a flying visit on his way to training. Students made a donation to throw wet spong- es at good-natured teachers and sporty pupils took part in a 30-second challenge to pass a rugby ball through a hole resembling the mouth of ex-England forward Brian Moore. Children across all of Haberdashers’ Monmouth Schools also joined in the fun. Head of fundraising for Velindre, Mr Andrew Morris, said: “We were absolutely delighted with the amazing response to Wear Red for Wales and Velindre. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who took part.” A Message to all students in Forms III, IV, V, VI.1 and VI.2 The annual joint Careers Convention will take place on Thursday 22nd March 2018, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, to be held this year at Monmouth School for Girls Both par- ents and pupils are invited to come along and find out more about a wide range of different careers, university courses and gap year opportunities. A large number of volunteer advisers will be present at the convention to give first-hand insights into the kind of work they do, rewards involved and career prospects. The advisers will also be able to give advice about routes into a particular career and qualifications needed, as well as information about how to get some work experience. There will also be an exhibition area with representatives from a number of universities and gap year organisations. The Convention will take place in and around the Atrium and Salter Sixth Form Centre at Monmouth School for Girls, and will take the form of a fair where you can browse around stands and talk to the volunteer careers advisers and university/gap representatives. On arrival, you will be given a programme with information about the representa- tives and where they are located. Entry will be via the Reception Office at Monmouth School for Girls at the front of the Main Building. Parking will be available – through the school gates to the lower car park. Any queries please contact Mrs D Gray, HE & Careers Co-ordinator, Monmouth School for Boys [email protected] or 01600 713143 FOOTBALL NEWS: GOALS GALORE AGAINST MARLBOROUGH AND CLIFTON AND MORE There have been quite a few games over the last couple of weeks with the two block fixtures being against Marlborough College and Clifton College. The U14B’s lost to a strong Llandaff Cathedral A side, however, the U14A side have started the season very well beating Rougemont 5-0, destroying Marlborough 16-1, and Clifton College 5-1. The U15B’s beat Llandaff Cathedral’s A team 2-1, and won at Clifton away 7-0. The U15A side have won 4-2 against Rougemont, 5-1 against Marlborough, and 3-1 against Clifton. After losing to Marlborough the U16A’s bounced back winning 4-1 away at Clifton College against their 3rds. Our 3rd team had a comfortable game winning 3-0 against Clifton Col- lege 4ths while the 2nd XI, after losing to Marlborough, secured their first win of the season with a 2-1 victory against Clifton College. After the disappointment of a slow start the week before, the 1st team was keen to gain a victory against Marlborough College. The 1st XI came out of the blocks quickly and after 30 seconds Nathan played a delicious ball through and George calmly slotted home. It took the team 5 passes from kick-off to score however Marlborough soon equalised. After some tenacious running by myself, I somehow found myself in the opposition penalty area. George in the meantime was working brilliantly down the right hand side, crossed the ball in and running up to the ball on my weak foot, I finessed the ball into the top right hand corner and sent the Monmouth faithful into pandemonium. I am overjoyed to say that I have now doubled my goal tally for the school since 3rd form from1 up to 2. A delightful aerial cross from Angus found its way to George to complete his brace. At 3-1 up at half-time the next goal would prove to be key, however, it was Marlborough who scored next and at 3-2 the game remained very much in the balance. For the final 20 minutes the team soaked up a lot of pressure, and if it were not for some brilliant challenges at the back from Adam and some brave saves from Harry, we would not have seen off the game as 3-2 winners. The next game saw us face Clifton College in a local rivalry. Again Monmouth started at a high intensity fashioning chances and dominating possession but after a couple lapses of concentration at the back Clifton were undeserv- edly 2-0 up at half-time, after only having 3 shots at goal. However, after the break all players knew what needed to be done and George’s height and power in the air continued to be a threat as he headed home from Max’s pinpoint cross. Clifton then managed to score another scruffy goal and were 3-1 up, completely against the run of play. De- spite this there was no sign of giving up and after the referee awarded a penalty, George fired home a nervy penalty. At 3-2 down all was to play for, however, we weren’t able to find that final goal and we somehow left the game with a loss, despite playing the best football we have all season and completely dominating the opposition, restricting them to just 4 shots all game. I would like to thank all those who came down to watch the last couple games and hope they were enjoyed. Many thanks to Nyasha (1st XI Captain) for this report KENT-DODSWORTH BRASS COMPETITION RESULTS The Brass Competition this year saw pupils tackling some extended rep- ertoire, including Saint-Säens’ Morceau de Concert played by Tom and the Hubeau Sonate by Owen. Cameron tackled Douglas Court’s very complex Reflections and James gave a very enjoyable Raiders’ March on the Euphonium. Joe gave us Grieg’s famous In the Hall of the Mountain King and Jamie rounded things off with Gershwin’s Let’s call the whole thing off. Adjudicator Donald Clist, formerly a Horn player in WNO, made some observations on stage-craft and engaging with the audience, as well as some more technical remarks on maintaining a musical pulse. He gave second place to Tom for his Morceau de Concert and first place to Joe for his Grieg. ‘BREAD IN THE NEXT TRASH CAN’ - DRAMA STUDENTS TAKE ON POLITICS IN DEVISED PERFORMANCE This year’s A-Level drama students devised a dystopian political tale as part of their A-Level course and unleashed it on their unsuspecting audience this Tuesday afternoon. Two performances were staged, one to an invited audi- ence of parents and staff, the other to drama students from Forms 3 and 4. The original stimulus for the production came from Ed- ward Albee’s classic work ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ and the students took the central themes of this to create a piece based on the lies and arguments within an imag- ined totalitarian regime - taking their title of ‘Bread in the next Trash Can’ from a news article about the lack of hope for the poor of North Korea. Congratulations to the cast for this thought-provoking piece of original drama. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAMS BATTLE IT OUT ON TOUGHEST COURSE OF THE SEASON Last Sunday 2 teams of 4 travelled to the Abberley relays, by far the toughest cross-country course they will encounter. With the occasional blizzard to add to the hills and the mud, our boys did really well, finishing 5th (close behind 3rd) out of 16 teams from all over the country, about the equal highest we’ve ever come.
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