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Polesworth Matters Polesworth Matters Dear All This will be the last Polesworth Matters of this academic year, I would like to take the opportunity to thank all staff, students, parents, governors and community members for their support, and hard work. I hope you all have a wonderful summer, and I look forward to seeing you in September. Headteacher Headteachers Message Polesworth Air Cadets Introducing our Head Students i Newton Regis Tennis Club Summer Camp 2019 Bikes Music Department News Scientist of the Month In Bus Services to The Polesworth School Science Stars of the Month this Contact Details Historians of the Month issue 15th - 12th Out of Uniform 19th Y10 Work Experience 18th - Y9 France/Germany Trips 22nd Y8 History trip to the 12th 16th Y12 Induction Day National Arboretum Key Tuesday 3rd 13th - D of E Silver September 12th July12th 2019 Dates 15th 19th Reports to Parents — Qualifying Expedition July Return to School 15th - 16th Y8 Jungle Run 19th Break up for Summer for Autumn Term Issue 256 Congratulations to our new Head Girl and Head Boy Taylor Harris Sam Ravenscroft Also to their deputies Georgia Smith Sam Gibbins This term we had the pleasure of appointing our new Head Boy and Head Girl and their Deputies for next academic year. We had a number of excellent students who were selected as Prefect Team Leaders who chose to run for election. Each student delivered their election speech to other student leaders in the school and a student vote followed. The passion, skill and character shown by all of the candidates was outstanding and they all proved themselves to be brave and worthy students. The staff who attended the elections felt a strong sense of pride as the students delivered their thoughtful and inspiring speeches with assurance ensuring the student leaders had a very difficult task ahead of them. The vote was incredibly close and we would like to introduce you to the students who triumphed and will take on these invaluable and prestigious roles next year. We have recently had some concerns from the community regarding students riding bikes to and from school in an unsafe manner. We have also received concerns about students riding in large groups around the local area creating hazardous situations that we fear will result in someone being badly injured or worse. If your child uses their bike to journey to and from school, please support us in ensuring that they are biking responsibly. They must not perform wheelies, weave on and off the road behind and in front of cars, use their mobile phones and/or travel at an unsafe speed whilst riding their bikes. We also recommend that students wear helmets. Don’t forget to remind students that they can cash in their reward points! Students are awarded merit points by their teachers for a variety of reasons and the points are added to their MyChild account. Points can be cashed in for items in our Reward Shop that stocks a number of items. Students can save their points towards a Prom ticket in Yr11 or may choose to cash them in for items of stationery or even a cake from the school canteen. Below are instructions showing students how they can access their merit points and cash them in. Firstly log in to My Child through the school website. This will take you to the school shop shown below. Then click on Behaviour (in the bar at the top of the page) and three icons will appear. Click on the Cash in icon (second image below). You will be taken to a page that shows the points you have already cashed in and the points you have available to cash in as below. Click on the green ADD button. You will then be taken to the screen below that shows you available points and items in the You will notice that the products that you have enough points to purchase have a green Cash in box next to them as below. If you want to cash in your points for one of these products – click on the Cash in green button. The following screen will appear. Click Ok if you want to continue or click cancel if you have changed your mind. You will be taken back to an earlier screen and will notice that the product you have pur- chased appears in the cashed in list (see below). You can now click the green ADD button to purchase more products or log out. Scientist of the Month June 2019 Year 7 Science Stella Spies Year 8 Science Finlay Spragg Year 9 Science Abigail Town Year 10 Biology Beth Miller Year 10 Chemistry Taylor Harris Year 10 Physics Beth Miller Year 12 Chemistry Ben Shingleton Year 12 Physics Samuel Rhodes Year 12 Forensic Science Elise Watret Science Stars of the Month Nominees for Scientist of the month for their hard work June 2019 Joe Chetwynd Harley Oliver Abigail Scrivens-Parry Mya Strachen Aiden McDonnell Kenzie McWilliam Jessica Smith Historians of the Month Year 7 Year 9 Ellie Oxenbold (7K) Far Stretton Isabel Grinham Reuben Bowen Grace Jay Abigail Floyd Tom Powell (7U) Georgia Calcott Joe Chetwynd Lilli Davis Maizy Marshall Year 10 Year 8 Millie Pardoe Lily Fennell Emily Smith Agnes Feaver Brooke Rees Noah Reuter Freya Kurtulus Evie Newman Billy Mitchell Charlotte Mitchell Spencer Brewer Amarise Robbins Josh Slesser Hutchings Jess Adler Sam Ravenscroft Jake Price Amy Reuter Daisy Thorpe Skye Wale The Polesworth Air Cadets are holding an opening evening on Thursday 29th of August at 1930-2100hrs. Anyone who will be Year 8 or older in September can join. The Air Cadets get to do a huge variety of activities such as flying, gliding, target shooting, adventure training, sports, camps, holidays, drill, academic studies and lots of other things. There's never a dull moment. There are lots of opportunities to do fun activities as well as the more serious side of things, but the focus is always on enjoying yourself while improving your skills, so why not give us a try. You can find the Squadron on the school site in a separate unit near the DT rooms. We hope to see lots of you soon - if you could register your interest by messaging the following page we would be very grateful www.facebook.com/1200sqn . Bus Services to The Polesworth School from the Tamworth Area South Staffs Coach Hire operate two bus services to The Polesworth School from the local Tamworth area. Take the hassle out of the daily car journey to and from school and let your child travel on one of our services. Service 776 Glascote to Polesworth - via Kettlebrook, Two Gates, Dosthill, Wilnecote and Stoneydelph Service 777 Glascote to Polesworth - via Bolehall and Amington Bus passes for the 2019/20 academic year are now on sale! If you are interested in purchasing one please get in touch with us via email [email protected], by phone on 01827 316722 or visit our website www.southstaffscoachhire.com . Library Opening times: Letters Monday–Thursday: 8.15am – 4.00pm Think you’ve missed a letter from school? Friday: 8.15 am – 3.30 pm Our letters—including Trip letters— can be found on our Students and Staff may use the facilities before and after website under the School Life section. school, or during break and lunchtime for book selection, research or for a quiet place to sit and do homework. Alternatively, there is a broad range of magazines and Lost Property newspapers, chess and Sudoku and other games to challenge the little grey cells! See Student Services where all In addition to the Library is a dedicated Sixth Form lost property is kept. Also be area. This is a quiet study area which is available for Year aware there will be a display of all 12 and 13 students to use during their free periods. lost property at each Parents’ Evening . Don’t forget, you can Parent Pay Shop check all term dates Parent Pay Shop items available to purchase are School on our website - Ties, Revision Guides, Calculators and Art Supplies. www.thepolesworthschool.com Click on www.polesworthschool.com and then click on the shopping trolley. @PolesworthSchl The Polesworth School - Official Contact Us The Polesworth School Dordon Road Dordon Tamworth Staffordshire B78 1QT Telephone Number :01827 702205 Fax Number : 01827 702206 School email for general queries : To inform us your child is absent : [email protected] [email protected] Opening Hours Monday to Thursday: 7.45 am to 4.45 pm Friday: 7.45 am to 4.15 pm .
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