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02 NEW STARTERS 03 PRE-SCHOOL 04 KINDERGARTEN 05 TRANSITION 06 PREPARATORY 07 JUNIOR 1, 2, 3 and 4 11 OTHER JUNIOR SCHOOL EVENT 17 /18 AUSTIN02 NEW STARTERS 17 5th FORM 03 PRE-SCHOOL 18 VI FORM 04 KINDERGARTEN 19 OTHER SENIOR 05 TRANSITION SCHOOL EVENTS 06 PREPARATORY 21 HOUSE REPORTS 07 JUNIOR 1, 2, 3 and 4 24 MUSIC AND THE ARTS 11 OTHER JUNIOR 26 SPORTS REPORTS SCHOOL EVENTS 32 PRIZEGIVING 13 1st FORM 33 SPEECH DAY 14 2nd FORM 34 CHAPLAINCY REPORT 15 3rd FORM 35 2018 U6th LEAVERS 16 4th FORM LOVE • WELL-BEING • HUMILITY • STUDY & WISDOM • FREEDOM • COMMUNITY • COMMON GOOD • HUMBLE & GENEROUS SERVICE • FRIENDSHIP • PRAYER NEW STARTERS CUTHBERT AIDAN BEDE CLARE LINCOLN STAFFORD HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE Pre-School Junior 1 2nd Form Olivia Armstrong-Clarke Cuthbert Annie Miller Bede Samantha Harris Clare Abbey Birkett Bede Mikhail Ezomo Bede Joseph Woolaghan Stafford Thea Ewart Bede Oliver Gould Cuthbert Jazmine Fisher Cuthbert Emily Marr Cuthbert 3rd Form Isabella Giddins Aidan Zara Memon Bede Arthur Bowman Clare Iris Hamilton Cuthbert Maddy Bramley Clare Lily-Ann Harrison Cuthbert Junior 2 Lizzie Jenkins Clare Imbuji Luvai Aidan Rory Irving Cuthbert Elizabeth He Lincoln Lenny Pattinson Bede Mia Renwick Aidan Sharvi Rana Lincoln Kian Roshandel Aidan Sophie Williams Bede Celeste Clark-Maxwell Stafford Flynn Sweeney Bede Finn Evans Stafford Emmy Allan Bede Junior 3 Callum Ferguson Stafford Mia Bell Bede David Awde Cuthbert Francesca Matthews Stafford Maisie Brotherton Aidan Patrick Klamut Bede Jack Morris Stafford Phoebe Bull Aidan Norah Bulman Cuthbert Junior 4 4th Form Florence Gardner Aidan Amy Champion-MacPherson Aidan Cheng Chen Lincoln Miguel Herdeiro Cuthbert Summer Nickson Aidan Eleanor Crookdake Lincoln Evie Hutchby Bede Rauri McGauchie Bede Kai Xu Lincoln Eden Robertson Cuthbert Ruby Mounsey Cuthbert Abbie Ferguson Stafford Sofia Treeby Aidan 1st Form 5th Form Kindergarten Freddie Bloomer Clare Jimmy Feng Clare Bianca Apollonio Bede Kai Hatcher Clare John Long Clare Evan Bailey-Tupper Aidan George Hitch Clare Yuki Han Lincoln James Marr Cuthbert Lauren Jenkins Clare Vivi Yu Lincoln Rafferty Swift Cuthbert Tyrone Welch Clare YoYo Zhang Stafford Scarlett Swift Cuthbert Yolanda Wilkinson Clare April Thompson Aidan Annabelle Clarke Lincoln L6th Xavier Kelso MacLeod Lincoln Navdip Atwal Clare Preparatory Andrew Robson Lincoln Francesca Ferard Clare Pietro Apollonio Bede Wyndham Green Stafford Lucy Hetherington Clare Otto Ewart Bede Anna Holliday Stafford Chloe Ni Clare Alistair Hetherington Aidan Charlie Miller Stafford Alan Zhang Clare Aarush Kari Cuthbert George Morris Stafford Emily Liu Stafford Aroa Luvai Aidan Aimee Mounsey Stafford Fiona Qi Stafford 02 Kipper’s Toybox PRE-SCHOOL Opposites During the topic of ‘opposites’, the children in Pre-School drew some black and white animals for a new wall display. They had the choice of a zebra, panda, whale or a penguin and were encouraged to look at photographs of the animals to help them visualise what the animals look like, and what features they will need to include, before adding the black and white colouring. Kipper’s Toy Box Autumn Chinese New Year As part of the topic of ‘toys’, Pre- As the seasons changed, the children in In the Lent term, the children School spent some time focusing Pre-School went on an Autumn walk around learnt about the festival of on the story ‘Kipper’s Toy Box’. School to observe the seasonal changes and Chinese New Year – about how collected any leaves, twigs, conkers and acorns the years were chosen and what After reading the story, the children that had fallen to the ground. people do to prepare for, and made sock puppets, using lots celebrate, this festival. of different craft materials to make Once these were dried out, the children used them to their puppets. make a painting using lots of colour, and they discussed They also had a go at writing their how Spring was different to Autumn. names in Chinese, eating snacks with chop sticks and doing lots of fun dragon dances, as well as making pancakes in small groups. Autumn 03 KINDERGARTEN Mountain Rescue Visit Maryport Aquarium Kindergarten had a special visit in November from Kindergarten enjoyed a brilliant trip to Maryport Aquarium a Mountain Rescue vehicle and volunteer. in the Summer Term. They got to hear all about how the Patterdale Mountain The weather was fantastic and the pupils enjoyed playing and Rescue Team manage to help and rescue people who have eating ice creams in the park, as well as learning lots about come into difficulties out in the fells, and they even got to sit in plenty of sea creatures and seeing so many different types the vehicle and handle some of the equipment before asking of fish! some questions. Whinlatter Forest Kindergarten enjoyed a wonderful day out to Whinlatter Forest with Transition in May. They explored the woodland and went on the Gruffalo Trail and the Highland Rat Trail, and were excited to discover images of their favourite story characters. They then had a go at some land art and produced spider sculptures. What a wonderful day in the fresh air! 04 Whinlatter Forest TRANSITION Zoo Lab Egyptian Workshop End of Term Extravaganza Transition enjoyed a ‘hands on’ afternoon Transition had a very informative day Transition had a wonderful time on their when Zoo Lab came in to visit to at Tullie House enjoying an Egyptian end of term extravaganza this year! coincide with the class’ work on desert workshop. environments and desert animals. First stop was to Ambleside to feed the They got to handle lots of different objects ducks, swans and cygnets and have a go Zoo Lab brought a variety of animals that from Ancient Egyptian times, some of the at skimming stones. Afterwards, everyone are adapted to live in a desert and the items being around 4,000 years old! They embarked on the ‘Princess of the Lake’ to pupils were able to get up close and hands- investigated items with hieroglyphics on, cruise around Windermere. The children on with many of the different creatures. had a look at some of the different foods were very excited, looking out for all the eaten by Ancient Egyptians and looked at things they could spot from the boat. There were squeals of delight and the kinds of clothes they wore, as well as Arriving at Brockhole, everyone had a lovely excitement as hissing cockroaches and learning about many of the different Gods picnic just as the sun was starting to shine, giant millipedes crawled about on their that they worshipped. They enjoyed a craft and enjoyed a play in the large outdoor hands. Tristan from Zoo Lab was very session where they could make a headdress play area. Then it was back on the boat to informative and told the children all about of a God or a shabti figure and were also Ambleside where all the children enjoyed an how the different animals were able to able to carry out a simulation of the process ice cream in the sunshine before heading survive in desert conditions and everybody of mummification. The highlight of the day to the next stop on our trip – the Cocoa learnt a lot. was meeting Annexi, the Egyptian woman Bean Factory in Hawkshead! The children who told the pupils all about her life in all dressed up in their aprons and hairnets Ancient Egypt and about the stories of the ready to make their creations and had a Gods and the Opet festival. great deal of fun making their chocolates and eating quite a bit along the way! A wonderful day in the Lake District meant there were some very tired children on the bus journey back to School. 03 05 PREPARATORY South Lakes Safari Preparatory went on a joint visit to South Lakes Safari Zoo with Transition this year where they had the chance to get up close and personal with a variety of different animals. The pupils were lucky enough to get an opportunity to hand feed the penguins… who were cheeky little characters! They also had a talk about Arctic Wolves and were able to watch as the Zoo Keeper fed them and were fascinated watching the wolves grab their food and run off to their own space to eat it. Everyone enjoyed the rest of the exhibits at the Zoo where they saw lions, tigers, howler monkeys and hippos as well as many others. A thoroughly enjoyable day. Alston YHA Sleepover Dove Cottage Preparatory went on an ‘evacuee’ themed Preparatory visited Dove Cottage in sleepover to Alston YHA this year. Grasmere to learn all about William Wordsworth and his family. After finding their bedrooms and unpacking, the pupils enjoyed a beetle drive akin to those They were blessed with a beautiful sunny day to held during wartime. In keeping with the ‘make explore the cottage and handle original artefacts do and mend’ campaign, they also put on a tin from Wordsworth’s time living there, which gave foil fashion show – strutting their stuff down the them plenty of inspiration to plan and write makeshift catwalk! After pizza for tea, the air raid their own poems ‘on location’. They also had siren sounded and everyone proceeded to the the opportunity to get dressed up in traditional mock Anderson shelter for a sing-a-long, drowning costume too! out the noise with cheerful tunes. After managing at least some sleep, everyone enjoyed a cooked breakfast and a little walk in the surroundings. 06 YHA Sleepover JUNIOR 1 Vindolanda J1 had a great day out at the Roman Army museum and Vindolanda. At the museum, a Roman soldier told the pupils all about the army, how they could join and even taught them some Latin! Afterwards, they were able to watch a 3D film telling them all about the Roman Empire and life as a soldier.
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