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SENIOR SCHOOL CALENDAR Autumn Term 2019 Term Dates SENIOR SCHOOL CALENDAR Autumn Term 2019 Term Dates AUTUMN TERM 2019 New Staff Induction Day Wednesday 28 August Staff In Service Training Day Thursday 29 August New Student Induction Day Friday 30 August Existing Boarders Return Sunday 1 September Autumn Term Begins Monday 2 September Half Term Begins (after classes) Friday 18 October Boarders Return Sunday 3 November Half Term Ends (classes begin) Monday 4 November Autumn Term Ends (after classes) Friday 13 December SPRING TERM 2020 Staff In Service Training Friday 3 January Boarders Return Sunday 5 January Spring Term Begins Monday 6 January Half Term Begins (after classes) Friday 14 February Boarders Return Sunday 23 February Half Term Ends (classes begin) Monday 24 February Spring Term Ends (after classes) Friday 27 March SUMMER TERM 2020 Staff In Service Training Friday 17 April Boarders Return Sunday 19 April Summer Term Begins Monday 20 April May Day Bank Holiday Friday 8 May Half Term Begins (after classes) Friday 22 May Boarders Return Sunday 31 May Classes Begin Monday 1 June Summer Term Ends (after classes): Friday 3 July Important Telephone Numbers POSITION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER Senior School Reception 01509 817000 Preparatory School Reception 01509 817010 Headmaster Mr J Reddin Via Reception Senior Deputy Head Mr K Ryce Via Reception Deputy Head (Pastoral) Mr C Donegan Via Reception Assistant Head Academic Ms J Davis Via Reception Assistant Head & Mr J Neville Via Reception Head of Sixth Form Head of Preparatory School Father C Cann Via Preparatory School Reception Head of Nursery Miss R Green 01509 817088 Father President Father Philip Sainter 01509 817009 Bursar Mr C Bellamy Via Reception Acting Senior Housemistress Mrs H Grant 07850 709881 Boys' Housemaster Mr P Gilchrist 07850 709882 Medical Centre Duty Sister 01509 817016 Registrar's Office Miss K Smith 01509 817031 01509 817072 School Fax 01509 817004 Absences [email protected] Email [email protected] Website www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - Positions Of Responsibility HEAD BOY: Carter Walker HEAD GIRL: Eve Millward DEPUTIES Matthew Elton Charlotte Bailey Luke Millett Hattie Lawrie Edward Smellie Sophie Pole HEADS OF HOUSE ARUNDEL: Harry Culpin, Jade England DE LISLE: Dominic McKaig, Flora Colville EMERY: Kit Jackson, Holly Vinall LEETHAM: Alex Bown, Betsy Poll SPORTS AMBASSADORS Mia Atkinson Ollie Welch RUGBY CAPTAIN: Alex Bown HOCKEY CAPTAIN: Mia Atkinson SENIOR BOARDING PREFECTS Matthew Egglenton Siri Sin Senior School - Before School Activities ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF MONDAY Boys' Performance Squad Training Years 11-13 7.00am-7.45am Fitness Suite KH WEDNESDAY Girls' Performance Squad Training Years 11-13 7.00am-7.45am Fitness Suite KH FRIDAY Newman Orchestra Years 5-8 8.00am-8.30am Newman Hall BM/MM/KV/CMC This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - Lunchtime School Activities ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF MONDAY Girls' Performance Squad Training Years 11-13 1.30pm-2.15pm Fitness Suite Sports Coach St Vincent de Paul Youth Group Year 9 1.35pm-2.10pm Prep School PJS Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Maths Hexagon GH Senior Choir Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall NDO Pets Corner Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Pets Corner AR (wk1) DGA (wk2) Netball - Shooting Club Years 7-13 1.45pm-2.10pm Sports Hall LG TUESDAY Girls' Development Group Training Years 9 and 10 1.30pm-2.15pm Fitness Suite KH The Enquiry Club Years 7-8 1.30pm-2.10pm Media Studies 2 JDA St Vincent de Paul Youth Group Year 9 1.35pm-2.10pm Prep School PJS Puzzle Club Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Maths Hexagon CD Clarinet Choir Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Classroom 1 KV Junior Girls' Choir Years 7 and 8 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall KDO WEDNESDAY Boys' Performance Squad Training Years 11-13 1.30pm-2.15pm Fitness Suite KH St Vincent de Paul Youth Group Year 9 1.35pm-2.10pm Prep School PJS Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Maths Hexagon MS Book Club - Week 2 Years 7 and 8 1.40pm-2.10pm Library VHO Film Club Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm MS1 CSI Warhammer Figure Building Club Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm CR2 LA Wind Ensemble Years 7-11 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall Music Department This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - Lunchtime School Activities cont. ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF THURSDAY Boys' Development Group Training Years 9 and 10 1.30pm-2.15pm Fitness Suite KH 'Green Team' Eco Group Week 2 Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm MS2 JDA Guitar Ensemble Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Music Classroom 2 JB Art Club Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Art Room 4 DB St Vincent de Paul Youth Group Year 9 1.35pm-2.10pm Prep School PJS Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.05pm Maths Hexagon SKC Public Speaking and Debating Society Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm MS2 SAT Swing Band Years 12-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall PB DofE drop in session Years 9-13 1.40pm-2.10pm CR2 CMC Music Theory Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Classroom 1 KT FRIDAY Sixth Form Book Club and Enrichment Years 12-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Newman Building LS/LW St Vincent de Paul Youth Group Year 9 1.35pm-2.10pm Prep School PJS School Photographers' Club Years 12-13 1.35pm-1.45pm MS1 DS Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Maths Hexagon SJ Composition Workshop Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Classroom 1 RF/KV Chamber Ensemble Invitation 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall CMC Kahoot Club Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm CR1 EA Pets Corner Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Pets Corner SKF Netball - Shooting Club Years 7-13 1.45pm-2.10pm Sports Hall LG This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - After School Activities ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF MONDAY The Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Award Year 10 4.40pm-6.10pm R1/R2/R3 CMC/PT/PR/LC (Priority Activity) The Tempest Rehearsals Years 7-10 4.30pm-6.10pm Theatre JEM/CSI Musical Theatre Years 7-13 5.20pm-6.10pm Theatre SF Film and TV Club Years 7-13 4.20pm-6.10pm MS2 CSI Seniors Girls' Hockey Years 11-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Astroturfs MLY/PG/DM/HSt/MB Senior Boys' Rugby Years 11-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields MK/DM/MBO/MLU/HT Swimming Years 7 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Pool AST/SF Years 8 and 9 Netball Training Years 7 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Hall/Courts EB/AG Fitness Suite Years 10 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Centre TBC Cross-Country Years 7 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields/track MB Cooking Club Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Food Science KB/AMD School Photographers (Week 1) Years 12-13 4.40pm-6.10pm MS1 DS TUESDAY CCF (Priority Activity) Years 9-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Square MBA/MR/AD/HG The Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award Year 12 6.45pm-8.30pm R1/CR1 CMC/PC (Priority Activity) Girls' Hockey U12/U13 Years 7-8 4.40pm-6.10pm Astroturfs MLY/EB/LG/CM Boys' Rugby U12/U13 Years 7 - 8 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields MK/MBO/DM/WB/HT Fitness Suite Years 10 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Centre TBC Creative Writing Club Years 7-13 4.40pm-5.20pm E3 SAT This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - After School Activities cont. ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF WEDNESDAY SSA Choir (Priority Activity) Years 6-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Chapel NDO Senior Orchestra Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Music Hall KV Mother Teresa (Week 1) Years 12-13 4.20pm-5.20pm Emery Library SKC/KB History Performance Squad Year 11 4.30pm-5.00pm H2 MN The Ratcliffe Spitfire Years 7-13 4.30pm-6.10pm Art Room 4 DB Senior Netball Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Hall LG/AG Girls' Indoor Hockey (Before half term) Years 11-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Hall HSt/EW Senior Boys' Hockey (After half term) Years 11-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Astro HSt/EW Senior Rugby Years 11 - 13 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields DM/MBO/MB Fitness Suite Years 10 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Centre TBC Young Enterprise Year 12 4.40pm-6.10pm Conference Room PS/CJ Warhammer Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm MS2 LA INSPIRE - Guest Speaker Events (Week 2) Years 9-13 5.20pm SFC Lounge JN Sixth Form Social (Week 2) Years 12-13 7.00pm-8.30pm SFC Café JN/MS/Sixth Form Tutors THURSDAY Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award Year 11 4.40pm-6.10pm R1/R2 CMC (Priority Activity) Girls' Hockey U14/U15 Years 9 - 10 4.40pm-6.10pm Girls Hockey AST/CM/MLA Boys' Rugby U14/U15 Years 9 - 10 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields EW/DM/AS/MIJ/MLU/HT Cross-Country Years 7 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields/track MB Year 7 Netball Year 7 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Hall AG/LG Fitness Suite Years 10 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Centre TBC MUN Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.10pm H2 JCA/ML Art Club Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Art Room 4 DB VSU Years 12 - 13 7.00pm-9.00pm Syston NW FRIDAY Drama Production Rehearsal Years 7-13 4.20pm-6.10pm Theatre JEM (Priority Activity) Fitness Suite Years 10 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Centre TBC Basketball Years 7 - 13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Hall MSE Golf Years 7 -13 4.40pm-6.10pm Beadles Lake PG/JR/SJ Golf Club Swimming Years 7 - 13 4.40pm-6.10pm Pool SF This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change.
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