Name: ______Form: ______Dear Parents/Carers and Friends of the College,
Message from the Principal Unfortunately, we have still not been able to rectify the There have been a number of college events since the last problem causing issues with our water supply. Since the newsletter. The highlight of these was arguably the Year 7 problem was identified we have made four changes to Harvest Festival celebrations which were held at Enderby the mechanics of the system, as recommended by Parish Church on the final morning of the half-term. I was Severn Trent. However, the issue still remains. We are extremely proud of all the Year 7 pupils as they made their way currently carrying out work to isolate one section of the to and from the church and for their behaviour and singing system which may be responsible and I will keep you during the church service. During the service, several Year 7 updated with progress. As previously stated, as a pupils read to the congregation and we were treated to an precautionary measure, pupils should continue to bring outstanding duet from Sofia Vassallo (8K) and Hannah Jones in their own drinking water and/or use the water coolers (7N). The service was organised by Mrs Shaw with musical sited across the college. Bottled water is also available accompaniment by Miss Pilgrim. They were both fantastic. from the canteen at a discounted rate.
The Friday prior to the Harvest Festival, Enderby Parish Church EMERGENCY CLOSURE OF COLLEGE hosted a service of remembrance for Niamh Dickinson, a THROUGH SNOWFALL OR OTHER Brockington Year 7 pupil who passed away a year ago. The EMERGENCY church was full and included many current and former Brockington pupils, as well as members of staff. This is Only in the last resort will the College be closed. testament to what a caring community we are part of and I know that Niamh’s family are very appreciative of the support they Where the decision to close is made it will have received. be communicated to parents/carers via Brockington College website Andrew Robathan MP paid a visit to the college recently to meet www.brockington.leics.sch.uk with members of staff and pupils. He was keen to hear about Radio Leicester 104.9 FM the progress that the school is making and our move to and (where possible) via our text messaging Academy Trust Status. He was also very impressed by both the system. tour that he undertook of the school and by the pupils that he met and discussed politics and education with over lunch. Dates for Your Diary Also during the last week of half-term, we held our first Parents’ Forum meeting of the academic year. Members of the Senior Year 9 Options: Parent Pathway Meeting Leadership Team briefed parents on their individual roles and Wednesday 16 January 2013 how they would be contributing towards school development. at Brockington College Parents in turn had the opportunity to describe what they felt were the most positive elements of the school, to ask ‘burning Year 9 Consultation Evenings questions’ and to state what they would like to discuss at future Band 1: Monday 21 January 2013 (BROCT) meetings. A summary of this information can be seen on the Band 2: Wednesday 23 January 2013 (KINGL) school website, but parents were keen to relate how strong the transition process for new pupils was and how they wished to Year 9 Options Advice Evening discuss 11-16 status at the next meeting. Wednesday 6 February 2013 at Lutterworth College
I would say that the strength of our transition procedure was Year 8 Consultation Evenings also acknowledged by Heads of the primary schools that Band 1: Monday 18 March 2013 (BROCT) transfer to Brockington who visited recently to meet with pupils Band 2: Wednesday 20 March 2013 (KINGL) that had transferred. Year 7 Consultation Evenings The Governors’ Sub-Committee convened to discuss 11-16 Band 1: Monday 13 May 2013 (BROCT) status meets for the first time this week and I will report back to Band 2: Wednesday 15 May 2013 (KINGL) parents/carers through the Parents’ Forum and through this newsletter. Year 9 Commemoration Evening Wednesday 3 July 2013 October 2012 Bulletin 1 BROCKINGTON MATTERS
HOLIDAY DATES FOR 2012-2013 Latest School
Autumn Term 2012 Catering News School closes: 21 December 2012 Identity cards must be used to purchase anything Spring Term 2013 from the Canteen or Cindy’s Pantry, no cash is School opens: 8 January 2013 allowed. Mid-term break: 11 to 15 February 2013 School closes: 22 March 2013 Should your child forget their identity card they can purchase a lunch voucher from the office. Summer Term 2013 School opens: 8 April 2013 If a pupil has no card or cash the office will lend them May Day: 6 May 2013 a lunch voucher after contacting a parent/carer. The Mid-term break: 27 May to 31 May 2013 lunch voucher is payable the next school day at the School closes: 12 July 2013 office.
All identity cards must show the pupil’s name and LOST PROPERTY photograph. Any defaced cards used will not be Items of lost property are taken to the reception. returned and will need replacing at a cost of £3.50. Named items can, of course, be more easily returned to the rightful Reminder owner. Lost property is now displayed outside the main college In the interests of other pupils with nut reception at lunch times, giving allergies, please do not include nuts or pupils a daily chance to reclaim any nut products in your child’s packed missing items. lunch. Thank you.
Parents/carers who wish to come and view lost property should telephone reception (0116 2863722) to make arrangements to come and do so after college.
Due to the volume of lost property, anything Braunstone Town and remaining after 2 weeks will be donated to Thorpe Astley charity Bus Service
The bus service has been CONFISCATED ITEMS successfully running for nearly a year AMNESTY WEEK now and provides a reliable and safe service onto school grounds at an All confiscated items that are not collected affordable price. There are limited by parents/carers can be claimed by the spaces available so please secure relevant pupil, during amnesty week. This your place by signing up for a bus pass. will be the last week of every academic term. There is no guarantee that there will be spaces for day fare pupils as priority is given to pupils with passes. PE KIT Can pupils remember to bring ALL their Contact: Andrews of Leicester Ltd equipment and PE kit on the day they need them. Phone calls home will not be made for Email: [email protected] forgotten kits and equipment. Telephone: 0116 2877017
The PE department has some items of sports wear that pupils may borrow. October 2012 Bulletin 2 School Uniform Policy
We are constantly striving to ensure that we maintain our high standards of dress. Thank you to all of those pupils and parents/carers who have supported our uniform rules and are wearing the correct clothing as specified in our uniform policy.
The rules are much clearer and simpler for everyone to follow. There are also much tougher sanctions in place for those that do not adhere to the rules. Please take some time to look through the following information to ensure you are clear about the guidelines. If you are unsure, or would like further clarification, please contact the relevant Year Achievement Co-ordinator for your child.
Brockington College Uniform – Essential Requirements Trousers These should be smart tailored black trousers not jeans. Trousers must be suitable for a working environment - NO denim, rivets or ‘skinny’ black fashion trousers, leggings or jeans.
X Skirts Skirts should be suitable for a working environment - not too short or tight. Skirts should be knee length or longer.
X Shoes Shoes should be all black, small heeled or flat. All shoes should be enclosed and suitable for a working environment. Pupils must not wear shoes with logos, coloured patterns, laces or stitching.
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October 2012 Bulletin 3 WHAT UNIFORM DOES MY CHILD NEED?
Please ensure that each item is named and that your child leaves home correctly attired in college uniform appropriate for a working environment.
The Governors’ policy on college uniform must be followed by all students.
ITEM FOR NOTES Blouse/Shirt All Compulsory. White, loose fitting. No fashion blouses. Should be tucked in. Trousers Boys Compulsory. Black. Smart tailored. Not denim, jeans or skinny style. Suitable for working environment. Should be worn on the waist, not exposing underwear. Trousers should not have rivets, extra buttons or colour variations. Trousers Girls Smart tailored. Not denim, jeans, skinny style, leggings or black Black. fashion trousers. Must not be tight to the legs. Trousers should not Suitable for working environment. have rivets, extra buttons or colour variations. Skirt Girls Not denim. Black. Suitable for working environ- Not tight fitted. ment. Skirts should be knee length or longer. College Tie All Compulsory when not wearing a sweatshirt. Must be tied to the top button (top button only undone) and must hang to cover at least 4 buttons. Navy College Sweatshirt with badge All Compulsory.
Shoes All Shoes should be ALL black, small heeled or flat. Suitable for working environment. We Shoes must be totally enclosed. recommend that canvas shoes/similar Shoes should not have logos or coloured patterns/laces/stitching. are not suitable for college due to dan- ger using equipment in Technology & Science. Hairstyle All Hairstyles should be suitable for college.
Make-up All No make-up or nail varnish. Nail Varnish It will be removed and, if found, confiscated, with collection by parent/ carer required. Jewellery All No hoop earrings, necklaces or rings. Limited to one small gold/silver stud per No bracelets. ear lobe and a watch. No facial or other body piercings, including tongue studs. Jewellery will be removed and confiscated, with collection by parent/ carer required. Summer Uniform All Available as an alternative to shirt/tie/sweatshirt. Polo Shirt
The college uniform supplier is Match Fit Kit www.matchfitkit.co.uk Email [email protected] Telephone number 02476 350630 Uniform can be ordered through the college website www.brockington.leics.sch.uk or by telephoning the above number.
For further information please visit the ’uniform’ section of the school website.
October 2012 Bulletin 4
Voice it! As a result of the feedback we received on our ‘Anti Bullying’ Survey last year, we have launched two new systems designed to make it easier for pupils to log their concerns about Bullying, Anti Social Behaviour or any other concerns about pupils or behaviour in and around the college. The first system is accessed through the school website, where pupils can email the pastoral team (either anonymously or they can provide their name). You can find this by looking at the pupil pages in the ‘Care, Guidance and Support’ section of the website. The email is checked on a daily basis and then steps are taken to deal with the issues highlighted. The second, similar, system is ran through the ‘Voice it’ boxes, which are located outside of the Pastoral Office and in the library. Pupils can fill in a form, available in the library, or the front of reception, (some tutors also have forms available in their tutor rooms) and then place it in the box. Again, they can be anonymous or they can give their name.
So far the systems are proving successful. We have found that it has removed the barrier for some pupils, the hardest step can often be telling someone what is wrong, this is much easier to do and much less daunting when it doesn’t have to be face to face!
Please keep using the system and keeping us informed. If we are aware we can act, if we don’t know about the issue upsetting you then we can’t possibly help!
Summary of Issues:
2 Curriculum issues Dealt with by Assistant Principal 10 Issues with other pupils Investigated and pupils dealt with where necessary 3 Issues about the school bus Dealt with by Assistant Principal 1 Parent contact Dealt with by Pastoral Manager and Year Achievement Co-ordinator 13 Issues over uniform Investigated by Year Achievement Co-ordinator
Here are the Star Achievers and Rising Stars for this half term in English. There were many worthy nominees.
STAR ACHIEVERS Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Band 1 Ella Bee (7B) Dylan Peel (8C) Kirsty Savage (9T) Band 2 Emma Johnson (7G) Ali Hawa (8L) Chloe Balhatchet (9N)
RISING STARS Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Band 1 Patrick Wormleighton (7R) Jay Maisuria (8T) Megan Kilby (9B) Band 2 John Hindmarsh (7N) Lucy Smith (8K) Shania Ferrar (9G)
Keep up the hard work, it could be you next time! The English Department
October 2012 Bulletin 5 Health & Safety - Medical Matters Medication ALL pupils requiring to take medication whilst in school should have a medicines form signed by their parent / carer. The form will then be stored safely along with the medication in the ‘First Aid’ room. In the interests of Health and Safety, please do not send any medications into school without an up-to-date form.
We regret that we are unable to administer ANY medication that is not consented to, nor are we able to supply Paracetamol or Ibuprofen. Medicines forms are available at the school reception and on the Brockington website www.brockington.leics.sch.uk (Documents) Completed forms should be handed in at reception.
I n h a l e r s Remember - ALL pupils who use inhalers should carry them with them at ALL TIMES, they should be LABELLED with their, name and form group (in-case lost). Seven inhalers have been disposed of already this term because the owner could not be identified! Please ensure that the school is informed that your child needs an inhaler in school in case of emergency! If required a spare inhaler can be kept in the medical room. Top Medical Tips 1. Please do not bring hairsprays and spray deodorants into school as these can be a trigger for asthma. 2. In the event of a serious injury, accident or illness, please consult medical advice before returning your child to school. Unfortunately the school First Aiders are not equipped to deal with these situations. 3. Finally ... always make sure the school has up-to-date emergency contact numbers – contact Mrs Jacquie Barnes in the main school office to inform us of any updates or changes.
Mrs Williamson – Health Co-ordinator
Brockington Library Poetry Competition Brockington College
Brockington Library Poetry Competition. Christmas Lunch th 4 October was National Poetry Day and, to £2.75 celebrate this, students were invited to write their own poems. The standard of the poetry Roast Turkey was so high that I had to extend the number of or prize winners from three to five! The winning Vegetable Crumble poems were chosen by Mrs Carr and each of (roast potatoes and vegetables) the five students received a reading book as a prize. Christmas Pudding The winners were: or Katie Prime Megan Kilby Chocolate Log Gursharon Kaur Jessica Lapworth Harsh Patel or Fruit Juice All the poems entered were put on display in the Library. Tuesday 18 December and I am really looking forward to next year’s competition! Wednesday 19 December 2012
Mrs Gardner - Brockington College Library.
October 2012 Bulletin 6 BROCKINGTON NEWS
Green Flag Award
Brockington College has received its third Green Flag in June 2012. Eco- Schools is an international award programme that guides schools on their sustainable journey, providing a framework to help embed these principles into the heart of school life.
We believe that Brockington College is the only secondary school in Leicestershire that has been successful in receiving all three green Flag Awards after almost 10 years of hard work and dedication to environmental studies both by pupils and staff.
Our next aim is to become an Eco-School Ambassador School which is an inspirational flagship school of the Eco-Schools programme that has completed in-depth work on all nine Eco-Schools topics and ensured sustainability is embedded into the curriculum.
As an Eco-School we would have successfully delivered change in the culture of the school. An Eco-Schools Ambassador School will be able to demonstrate successful pupil and community interaction and will be supporting and sharing information and advice with other schools and Eco -Communities (Eco-Homes and Eco-Schools).
October 2012 Bulletin 7 Drama and Music News
Harvest Festival 2012 On Friday 19th October all Year 7 pupils and their tutors went to church to celebrate Harvest Festival. The service was lead in readings and prayer by Year 7 pupils – James Mackinder 7T, Madeleine English 7T, Hannah Jones 7N, Emma Holt 7N and Aimee Dawson 7I. We also had a special performance by Sofia Vassallo 8K and Hannah Jones 7N singing ‘Fields of Gold’ by Eva Cassidy. This was beautiful and caused the whole congregation to burst into applause at the end. The singing by the congregation was also fantastic. Well done to everyone who took part in any way, we certainly rocked Harvest Festival this year.
Musical Instrument Lessons Here at Brockington College, we recognise the importance that learning to play a musical instrument can have on a young adult. It can help to promote a sense of self-discipline, self-esteem and enhance self-expression/creativity. We, therefore, encourage as many pupils as possible to start and learn a musical instrument.
Due to the Leicester-shire Arts in Education no longer being able to provide lessons for us, our instrumental lessons will be provided by a team of fabulous private instrumental teachers for the year 2012-2013, and all teachers have options for individual and group lessons to make finding the right type of lesson for your child easier. All teachers have previously worked for the Leicester-Shire Music Service and, as part of the new structure of instrumental teaching, they have all been added to the County Council Associated Teachers Register.
If you are interested in booking lessons for your child then please contact the teacher of the instrument you are interested in, as listed below. They will then send out their information and contracts in order to start lessons with them. No lessons will be booked through the school.
If you have any questions, please contact me at the school on 0116 286 3722 or via email [email protected]
Instrument Name of Teacher Contact details for the teacher Flute Ms Teresa Bexon 01455 239373 07791456054 [email protected] Keyboard, piano Mr Ian Maw [email protected] Drum kit Mr Adam Stringer 07941 549962 Guitar (electric, bass & classical) Mr Dave Jobson 0116 2920622 07948 402728 [email protected] Singing Mrs Sarah Woodhall 07866015774 Clarinet, saxophone Mr Patrick White [email protected] Cornet, Trombone, Baritone, Mr Alex Crutchley [email protected] French Horn Violin, Viola Ms Sally Smith [email protected]
Music Extra-Curricular Activities Time/Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 12.45 pm – Dance Ejay Club Choir Dance Ejay Club Carol service Dance Ejay Club 1.05 pm (Music ICT)/ (Music ICT)/ practice (Music ICT) Music Theory and Carol service GCSE Practice 3.30 pm - Brockington Rock Groups Choir 4.30 pm Orchestra (3.30 pm - 4.15 pm)
Performance Opportunities this term: Monday 3rd December 2012 – Brockington Choir, Blaby Old Persons Forum, 2.00 pm-3.00 pm
Wednesday 5th December 2012 – Brockington Christmas Show, 7.00 pm-9.00 pm – ticket information to follow
Sunday 9th December 2012 – Brockington Orchestra, Enderby Parish Church, Youth Lead Christmas Service, 6.00 pm, free entry
Wednesday 12th December 2012 – Brockington Choir, Blaby Civic Council Dinner, 7.30 pm-9.30 pm
October 2012 Bulletin 8 Future Chef Competition
The Future Chef Competition took place on Wednesday 3 October. The Winner was Orla Canavan. 8 pupils took part and many staff came to help judge. Orla will go on to the local final soon.
WANTED
Plastic bags
Plastic food containers
For Food Technology
Thank you Mrs F Clarke
October 2012 Bulletin 9 MONTHLY MATHS CHALLENGE
Our first winners of the year are Jack Webster 9C and Charlotte E Moore 7R. Jack won the MindBender Challenge and Megan the Creative Challenge. Congratulations Jack and Megan for your winning entries in September’s competition. The entries for October are now being ‘judged’ and the winners will be announced shortly.
October 2012 Bulletin 10
October 2012 Bulletin 11 Cross Country Results Football Results South Leicestershire League Groby Community College 2012-2013 Season 15 September Year 7 Thomas Estley (Home) Won 5 - 1 Year 7 Boys Abingdon (Away) Won 3 - 0 Guillaume Preston 16th Year 8 Junior Boys (Years 8 and 9) Thomas Estley (Home) Won 4 - 0 Jack Sharkey 53rd Abingdon (Away) Won 8 - 1 James Davis 62nd ESFA CUP Anstey Martin (Away) Won 6 - 3 Junior Girls (Years 8 and 9) County Cup Lucy Griffith 30th De Lisle (Home) Won 5 - 2
Year 9 Rutland Water Thomas Estley (Home) Drew 1 – 1 7 October Abingdon (Away) Won 3 - 1 ESFA CUP Year 7 Boys Caludon Castle (Coventry) Won 2 - 0 th Guillaume Preston 10 Lancaster Boys (Away) Lost 8 - 3 th Elliott Pope 30 County Cup Junior Boys (Years 8 & 9) Shepshed (Away) Won 2 - 1 Jack Sharkey 42nd James Davis 77th Rugby Results 2012-2013 Season Year 7 Junior Girls (Years 8 & 9) Friendlies Lucy Griffith 26th County Tournament (Loughborough RFC) Lancaster Boys (Away) Won 10 - 5 Next race is Saturday 10 November at Lutterworth Lutterworth (Away) Lost 20 -15
Year 8 Netball Results County Cup Mini Tournament(Market Bosworth) Market Bosworth Lost 17 – 0 South Leicestershire League Ashby Ivanhoe Won 7 – 0 2012-2013 Season Friendlies Year 7 Lancaster Boys (Away) Won 15 - 5
Thomas Estley (Home) Lost 9 - 5 Year 9 County Cup Mini Tournament at Year 8 Market Bosworth Ashby Ivanhoe Lost 12 – 10 Thomas Estley (Home) Lost 11 – 3 Dixie Grammar Won 15 – 5
Year 9 Midlands Cup Hastings Lost 30 – 10 Thomas Estley (Home) Won 5 – 4 Friendlies Lutterworth Won 30 - 5 October 2012 Bulletin 12 nd Cheerleading Sessions for girls start from Friday 2 November 2.20 pm to 3.20 pm with an external coach for 6 weeks. All welcome.
Sports Leaders
The following spent 2 days training to be Sports Leaders. They completed some team building activities and then worked on the concept of delivering sessions to young people. The course was delivered taking note of the specific links to leadership skills, helping young leaders to understand the role they play as a young leader, to make decisions about the activities they will lead, therefore becoming effective young leaders.
The training will be based on 6 key principles; 1. Enjoyment 2. Co-operation 3. Organisation 4. Safety 5. Communication 6. Responsibility
The Sports Leaders will help deliver 10 sporting festivals for our feeder primary schools and are also planning activities for Brockington pupils to take part in different sporting activities or competitions, such as seated volleyball and inter form benchball
BOYS GIRLS Callum Bramley 9G Ellie Cowe 9T Daniel Monk 9L Paige Rowell 9N George Escott 9N Erin Hall 9K Jordan Henry 9B Phoebe Lewis 9T Lewis Orton 9K Hannah Franks 9K Alfie Hollingworth 9L Lucy Griffith 9G Jack Bonken 9N Georgina Hayward 9B Curtis Stratford 9L Edan Pickering 9B Ryan Patel 9K Ellie Marfleet 9K Jordan Bradley 9G Lauren Freeman 9I Lewis Read 9R Lottie Bozon 9I Samuel Ingham 9G Rebecca Royer 9R Frazer Burbery 9O Nicole Peach 9T Aston King 9T Maisie Warren 9T Emma Woodward 9L Libby Whitsey 9T Chelsea Hughes 9L Devanne Rimmer 9T Megan Fletcher 9K Eleanor Portas 9K .
October 2012 Bulletin 13 BROCKINGTON COMMUNITY
Don’t send your unwanted textiles to Land Fill, give them to us and together with ecokids we will raise bags of money!
£££££££££££££££££££££
ecokids will give us £600.00 for every tonne of unwanted goods, so please bring in good quality clean
clothes, soft toys, pairs of shoes, bedding, curtains and hand bags.
The more we collect, the more we make!
£££££££££££££££££££££
We now have a Textile Bank situated on the school main car park.
Andrew Robathan MP Visits Macmillan Cancer Support Brockington
On 12 October 2012 Brockington hosted a visit £100.00 was raised for Macmillan Cancer from our local MP, Andrew Robathan (Minister of Support. Staff paid £1.00 for a slice of cake and a cup State for Armed Forces). Mr Robathan visited of coffee. Brockington to discuss the Academy Schools agenda with the Senior Leadership Team Thank you and well done to all staff who followed by a tour of the school with Mr Southall and Mr Molloy. After this, a number of pupils made and contributed the cakes. joined Mr Robathan, Mr Southall, Mr Molloy and Miss Darby for lunch in the Meeting Room and A Place to Grow had an interesting discussion. Mr Robathan was very impressed with the eloquence of our pupils and offered an invitation of a school visit to the Houses of Parliament for a future date. Well done to all those Ahlena Hussain, Harrison Tebbutt, Lottie Bozon, who have donated Morrisons Let’s Grow Katie Prime, Cameron Yates and Rayan Solanki 2012 Vouchers. were impressive in their confident and intelligent conversation with Mr Robathan and explained their views about the school and their education We are still collecting them so at Brockington. Mr Robathan learnt about school behaviour for learning practices, trips (being please keep sending particularly interested in the Kenya trips) and the vouchers in. even took a reading tip from Katie Prime (Divergent by Veronica Roth).
October 2012 Bulletin 14
Brockington College’s Artificial Grass Pitch
Our full size 3G pitch can be used for football and training for a range of sports and is fully floodlit and covered by CCTV. The rubber crumb pitch is available to hire any evening of the week, (where spaces in the timetable permit) for casual pay and play use, as well as weekly team training. The pitch can be hired by the third or in its entirety, (our thirds are approximately three times the size of some operators’ small sided pitches). We also hire out the facility on Saturday and Sunday too if you need a surface that won’t get muddy in winter! Whether you want a pitch for a one off football game or need a pitch to train on a weekly basis, we offer competitive prices and a state of the art playing surface to suit your sporting needs. For more information, please contact Steve Buck ([email protected]) or 0116 286 3722 for availability and prices.
Artificial Grass Pitch Sponsors are:-
Narborough & Littlethorpe Action Group Parents and Friends of Brockington College
HOLIDAY DATES FOR 2013-2014 Adult Learning at Brockington We offer a variety of daytime and evening Autumn Term 2012 classes for adults in the following curriculum areas: Arts, Care & Vocational, Sports, School opens: 29 August 2013 Languages, Skills for Life and IT. Courses we are offering include Mid-term break: 21 to 25 October 2013 Drawing and Painting, First Aid, Ballet, Beginners Guide to IT, ITQ School closes: 20 December 2013 Workshop.
Spring Term 2014 If you are interested in joining a course, or would like some more School opens: 7 January 2014 information or advice on courses throughout the county, please do Mid-term break: 17 to 21 February 2014 not hesitate to contact the Central Enrolment Team: Freephone School closes: 11 April 2014 0800 988 0308.
Have a look at the Leicestershire Adult Learning Website: Summer Term 2014 www.leics.gov.uk/golearn School opens: 28 April 2014 May Day: 5 May 2014 Up to 100% discount for those in receipt of benefits – please ring Mid-term break: 26 May to 30 May 2014 for further information 0800 988 0308. School closes: 11 July 2014
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