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The Half Termly Round-Up of Events at Ealing Fields. We Hope That You Will Enjoy These Brief Glimpses of What Has Been a Very Full Six Weeks Welcome to the half termly round-up of events at Ealing Fields. We hope that you will enjoy these brief glimpses of what has been a very full six weeks. Half Term Round Up Department for Education monitoring Visit Leadership Conference Newly set-up schools have regular termly monitoring visits and ours took place on Welcome to the half termly round-up of events at Ealing Fields. We hope that you Thursday 22nd March. This takes the form of an informal ‘health-check’ and our link will enjoy these brief glimpses of what has been a very full six weeks. inspector took the opportunity to visit classrooms, speak to students and look at It has been good to get the enterprise days off the ground, with fundraising events student’s books as well as speaking to staff and governors. It was very good to have run by Perceval and Chambers houses raising money for Make a Wish Foundation positive feedback on the excellent learning behaviour which he observed and the very and NSPCC respectively. Thank-you very much to parents for supporting these – consistent approaches to teaching and learning from the teachers. We were glad to be especially for the generous donations of cakes as well as for running the rugby day able to report on some really excellent improvements in Q2 – especially in English and which included a hard-fought rugby-5s competition. Our Sports teams are building Geography – which had been target areas for us. confidence (see sports pages for details of fixtures & tournaments) overall and a A particular well done to Krishnaa Sutharsan 8 Yeats , Eliya Mohammad Karimi 8 large number of students enjoyed the Trailfinder’s taster evening also. It was also Perceval, Nisha Jain 8 Byron, Petya Nenkova 8 Yeats, Nancy Kolawole 8 Byron, great to send Ealing Fields off on their first ever ski-trip (jointly with William Amira Omar 8 Perceval, Ethan Foran 8 Byron, Caitlin-Rose Barry 8 Perceval , Perkin) and we are already looking forward to setting up our own trip in future Safa Ali 8 Percaval, Masamune Kishira 7 Yeats, Niyati Gangajalia 7 Yeats, years. Extra-curricular activities have been well attended in other areas also – the school choir is continuing to develop and had a star role in the end of term Alicja Miruc 7 Byron, Cameron Carter 7 Yeats. Abdallah Hemdan 7 Yeats, concert, alongside the whole school rendition of Joseph and his Technicolour Sebastian Bajus 7 Perceval , Alexander Kalinin 7 Chambers and Brian Hipwood 7 Dream Coat. Perceval for particularly excellent Q3 grade sheets . Further details of star students are on following pages End of term Thursday 29th March 2018. Students return to school Monday 16th April 2018 at 10:00am Silver Awards A Very Big Well Done to the following students for gaining their Silver awards for excellent conduct in year 7 A Very Big Well Done to the following students for gaining their Silver awards for excellent conduct in year 8 Gold Awards But a special congratulations to the following students whose conduct has won them Gold Awards Kamaya Hyman-Taylor 7 Byron Eliya Mohammad Karimi 8 Perceval Kiara Fioretti 7 Perceval Vedant Jitesh 8 Yeats Manual Manolov 7 Perceval Elitsa Tsankova 7 Perceval Tilly Brown 7 Chambers Mia Feriou 7 Chambers Michael Maciejewski 7 Chambers PTSA Family Rugby Day Year 8 into 9 Options Information A big thank you to all the students, parents, carers & staff who took part All parents will be aware that students in year 8 have in the inaugural Family Rugby Day on Saturday 17th March 2018. the opportunity to focus on a number of subjects in year 9 in preparation for GCSE. The afternoon began with a student touch rugby competition featuring 4 teams in a round robin format. Despite freezing temperatures and flurries Based on the progress which year 8 have made in of snow, the students produced some scintillating rugby under the expert Humanities since the options evening in January, a refereeing of a frozen Mr South! It was a close fought tournament with decision has been made to allow all students to eventual winning team ‘The Freshers’ taking the title on points difference. continue with both History and Geography in year 9 Well done to all the teams and players involved! rather than reduce to a single Humanities choice at this stage. They will however be expected to choose between History and Geography in year 10. Options choice sheets will be issued to year 8 along with their Q3 grade sheets. Sheets should be returned by Monday 30th April 2018. Parents Copia Training Evening Thank you to all parents/carers who attended the Copia training th evening on Monday 12 March 2018. Further details from the evening have been sent out via email. Building Update We are very pleased to report that there is positive progress on Ealing Field’s permanent site in Little Ealing Lane. The team from Stride Tregowan Architects have completed their design proposal following a 6 week-period of meetings with the trust and contractors (Bowman Kirkland) have been formally appointed. The project involves the refurbishment of an attractive listed building as well as the building of a high spec classroom block and sports hall. The design has met with approval from the school governing body and has been presented to local residents and to Ealing Fields parents. A public meeting showcasing the proposal will take place on Wednesday 28th March 2018 from 4pm – 8pm as part of the consultation process. It is hoped that the refurbished building will be a considerable asset to the community as well as to the school. Current estimations indicate that the project will be completed by the summer term of 2020. In the interim plans are moving forward for the relocation of an additional classroom block onto the current temporary site in readiness for the new year 7 intake. Many thanks to parents who added their support to the planning application for this. Dame Alice Hudson Dates For Your Diary Students return to school 16th April 2018 Junior TFG Weekend 27th – 29th April 2018 Byron House Enterprise Day 30th April 2018 Year 8 HPV Vaccine 4th May 2018 Mayday Bank Holiday 7th May 2018 Student Leadership Training 8th May 2018 PTSA Event Laser Combat 18th May 2018 Half Term 28th May 1st June 2018 Student Leadership Day On Tuesday 16th January the Ealing Fields students joined together with counterparts from William Perkin and Twyford on a brilliant leadership day where the focus was on learning what it meant to be a student leader at Twyford Trust schools. The Ealing Fields students who represented the school – Hriday Bedi 8 Byron, Ahmed Ali 8 Chambers, Finn Warren 7 Chambers, Robin Kutlu 7 Perceval, Arti Bachtiarov 8 Yeats, Meryam Chemami-Pons 7 Byron, Sara Mirkovic 8 Byron, Aalyiah Harman Charles 7 Chambers, Mimi Green 8 Chambers, Amelie Cannif 7 Perceval, Hannah Ahmed 8 Perceval, Summer Oliver-Ali 7 Yeats, Edie Seabrooke 8 Yeats – presented brilliantly on the unique identity of Ealing Fields leaders; risk-takers; experimenters and brave & bold thinkers who were prepared to take on challenges for the good of their communities. We ended the day by designing some principles of leadership which will help Ealing Fields lead the way in developing a culture of leadership for all students, not just for ‘student leaders’. I look forward to working much more on this theme of leadership with Ealing Fields when I formally begin as Associate Headteacher in June. Mr Bedford Perceval House Enterprise Day Congratulations to Perceval House who raised a massive £597.96 for their “Make a Wish Foundation” Enterprise Day. The form classes that donated the most for wearing pink/red: Year 7 Chambers £27.15 Year 8 Perceval £36.25 Chambers House Congratulations to Chambers House who raised a massive £581.81 for their “NSPCC” Enterprise Day. A big thank you to Mr South who raised £50.00 alone by agreeing to a new hairstyle chosen by the students and the teachers who took a sponging! The form classes that donated the most for wearing purple/green: Year 7 Chambers £32.14 Year 8 Perceval £32.00 Snow Week 26th February – 02nd March 2018 Staff and students embraced the cold weather when the beast from the east hit the uk! Snow day Friday 02nd March 2018 EALING FIELDS SPORT Ealing Trailfinders Rugby Club Rugby has been a real success this year with both boys and girls playing in challenging weather conditions. The Ealing Trailfinders rugby coaches have been so impressed they invited our students to a training evening at their home ground, which highlighted some promising future rugby players! The year 8 team narrowly lost out to Elthorne Park High School and Cardinal Wiseman High School after Savvanidid, Best and Hamilton all scored tries. The year 7’s played their first match and it was an epic contest with Elthorne Park. Bremang and Clarke starred in a 55-40 loss. Lots of potential for the future on display! A number of students attended the PTSA rugby day and entertained the crowds with some exciting rugby, before watching Ireland’s grand slam confirmation in the school hall. ‘The Freshers’ and ‘The Majestic Penguins’ both ending with the highest points tally! Hip Hop Dance A group of keen dancers took part in a hip hop dance course, which was delivered by a dance teacher from Society Dance Group. They learned new hip hop moves as well as learning a choreographed dance to Bruno Mars’ Finesse. This dance routine was then performed to create a music video! Netball Season As the netball season draws to a close we can reflect on some fantastic performances from our year 7 and 8 teams as well as our B and C teams.
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