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Weekly Bulletin Weekly Bulletin FRIDAY 29TH MARCH 20 19 Next Week’s Events Monday 1st April - Tuesday 2nd Devon Schools Golf Championship at Bigbury Golf Club Wednesday 3rd Yr 7 Football (ED Cup Final) v Kings - Away 3.30- 5.30pm Yr 9, 10 & 11 Badminton Club - 3.45-4.45pm Geography Trip to Sicily - students returning to school approx. 6.30pm Thursday 4th - Friday 5th Yr 7 & 8 Badminton Club - 3.45-4.45pm Yr 10 Aspire Trip to TEDxExeter - leaving school at 7.45am, returning approx. 6.00pm Saturday 6th French Exchange - returning to school between 12.00 midnight -1.00am approx. Monday 8th to Monday 22nd April - Easter Break Tuesday 23rd April - Summer Term Begins Gold, Silver & Bronze Awards Year 8 - Gold Awards Joe McQueenie Year 9 - Silver Awards Elliott Hutter Year 9 - Gold Awards Elliot Hutter, Robert Machin and Finlay Russell Well done to you all – keep up the great work! P A G E 2 Pupil Credits 25 Credits - Josh Broome. 75 Credits - Joe Baker, Josh Broome, Brooklyn Dunn, Ashton Pallett, Harry Tanton, George Thomas, Oliver Woodman. 100 Credits - Alan Adamus, Thomas Chapple, Lily Cooling, Oscar Curtis, Brooklyn Dunn, William Earl, Teagan Leavey, Montgom- ery McGregor-Harper, Charlotte Nevard, Ashton Pallett, Samuel Slade, Harry Tanton, Oliver Woodman. 125 Credits - Liam Adderkin-Hall, Joe Baker, Zibiah Bray, Alex Chau, Lucie Cosh, George Cownley, William Earl, Isla Findlay, Meka Hawkins, Jack Kruge, Charlotte Nevard, Oliver Newman, Oliver Northam, Charlotte Prescott, Sophie Riddle, Jacob Root, Alfie Seal, Mia Walker, Oliver Woodman. 150 Credits - Arabella Allen, Zibiah Bray, Ashley Crabtree, William Earl, Lucy Fewings, William Hands, Emma Jarman, Milly Jaudat-Newman, Poppy Johnson, Niamh Murray, William Reddaway, Freddie Robey, Alfie Seal, Ellie Vincent. 175 Credits - Zibiah Bray, Daisy Cligg, William Hands, Emma Jarman, Lottie Longmuir, William Reddaway, Jack Richards, Marcus Sapiecha, Henry Todd, Jessica Watson. 200 Credits - Parys Broomfield, Lucy Elliott, Katie Gubb, Mia Hinds, Joe Howell, Ruben Kirby, Eliza Lewis, Erin Oliver, Henry Todd, Bryanna Walker, Freya Weeks. 225 Credits - Millie Bond, Ellie Churchill, Charles Hague, Tori Hutter-Broad, Ruben Kirby, Matthew Lambert, Erin Oliver, Lydia Persey, Ruby Rolinson, Summer Whiting. 250 Credits - Aidan Briant, Lydia Persey, Grace Trowbridge. 275 Credits - Carmen Buckingham, Jodie Corbett, Lydia Persey. 300 Credits - Naeve Dancer. 325 Credits - Isabella Oram, Annabel Pitts. 350 Credits - Caden Brown. Weekly Awards Well done to CJ Allen, Emma Bainbridge, Connor Banbury-Parkhouse, Freddie Barker, Ellie-Mae Barnes, Heather Behenna, Robert Bernard, Charles Bevan, Abby Bingham, Maisie Budden, Wilfred Burns-Cox, Harvey Burrow (2), Harry Clarke, Jacob Clements, Joseph Cobern, Stephanie Curnow, Oliver Davies, Sacha Dewar, William Dixon, Freya Drew Goss, Amelia Edwards (2), Seth Findlay, Ned Gabriel, Harvey Gibbons, Rebecca Gicquel, Tia Gittins, Sophie Harding, Isabella Hart, Amy Hebly, Talia Holman, Daisy Joyce, Taylor Lambert, Fern Limbert, Toby Marshall, Holly Martin, Evie May, Rose McCombe, Ellie Mickley (2), Alfie Parkins (2), Georgina Potter, William Ramafono, Felicity Reed, Madeline Riley, Alastair Shaul, Eric Stockman, Tristan Street, Teiana Tanton (2), Jay Tinworth-Tanner, Megan Trott, Shannon Walsh, Amelie Whatling and Alicia Whiting, who have all earned themselves Weekly Awards! Congratulations to you all; certificates will be sent home this week. P A G E 3 Have you joined the School Lotto yet? Sign up any time on ParentPay or at the Finance Office to be in with a chance to win one of three cash prizes every month and support the School Trust at the same time. Messages from the Finance Office Music Tuition Invoices Invoices for Music Tuition lessons commencing after Easter are due to be paid THIS Friday (29th March). Activities Week Payments All Activities Week payments will be due on Friday 26th April. This is particularly important if your child is attending a residential trip, as we need to have payments in on time in order to confirm the bookings. Please be aware that you can make payment in instalments of any amount, at any time until the deadline on 26th April. Unfortunately, if payment is not made by the deadline, your child may not be able to attend their chosen activity. If you have any questions or concerns regarding any of the items above, please contact Mrs Moyle on 01884 842904 or [email protected] Thank you. P A G E 4 Charity Easter Egg Collection This year we are collecting Easter Eggs for the charity CLIC Sargent; you can drop off your donations at School, then the eggs will be collected by CLIC and given to children in hospital or undergoing treatment. CLIC will come to collect from us on Friday 5th April, so students have until then if they would like to get involved. Full details have been given to students in their morning assemblies last week. Thank you! Uffculme School Uffculmeschool.net P A G E 5 Bra Collection Update! “Thank you for all your kind and generous donations of bras. In total, we collected almost 150. These have now been passed on to Tiverton High School who have a group of students going out to Kenya to volunteer in July; they will be taking the bras out with them.” - Mrs Balado Notice of PTFA Annual General Meeting (AGM) The next meeting of the Uffculme School Parents, Teachers and Friends Associa- tion (PTFA) will take place on Tuesday 2nd April at 7pm in the school Dining Hall. The PTFA is a registered charity run by parents, carers and staff to raise money for the school for equipment and events that would not normally be affordable from the school budget. The AGM will be followed by the first Christmas Craft Fair planning meeting. All parents and carers of pupils of Uffculme School are very welcome to attend and refreshments will be provided. Please do come along - join the team and bring a friend! For more information please email [email protected] Student Achievements Congratulations to the U15 rugby team on a great result at the recent County Final of the 15-a-side Devon Schools competition. The Final was hosted by Uffculme on Wednesday 20th March and was an extremely hard fought game against Torquay Boys Grammar School. The final score was a draw; 19-19 with tries for Uffculme coming from Zack Ingram, Adam Tanner and Eric Stockman, and the important kicks converted by Jared Allen and Tom Hatton. To get to the Final, the Uffculme U15 team have defeated Kings School, Exmouth Community College, Queen Elizabeth Community College and Bideford College. The medals and the shared trophy for the joint winners were presented by Rauri Cushion; Manager of the Exeter Chiefs Academy, who commended the boys on a great achievement. Well done to: Chris Brookes, Jay Tinworth-Tanner, Zack Ingram, Jacob Main, Will Machin, Will Burge, Seth Findlay, Adam Tanner, Logan Lockyer, Jared Allen, Tom Hatton, Mitch Fisher (C), Bailey Oram, Eric Stockman, Will Ramafono, Oliver Cole, Rupert Gabriel, Euan Duncan, Toby Hull & Oliver Steele. P A G E 6 Student Achievements Congratulations to George Clist (11OSMOND) who has just been award- ed an amazing prize from IBT Travel. George went on last year’s ski trip to Austria (run by IBT); whilst he was there he made a film of himself and his friends having a great time on the slopes. After seeing George’s work on YouTube, IBT got in touch to ask if they could use his film in their official promotional material, and awarded him £300 worth of filming equipment to help George take his talent further. Well done George! The video can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRxaYZSuIhM Well done to the Year 7 girls who represented Uffculme School in the recent NSEA showjumping competition at Pontispool Equestrian Centre. In the first class, all the girls rode extremely well to produce 4 double clears and were placed 2nd as a team. This placing has qualified them for the National Eques- trian Schools Championships, which will be held in Buckinghamshire in October. In the second class the team just missed out on a placing, however Kaitlin was placed 1st as an individual out of 83 competitors. Congratulations to: Agnus Hope, Emma Jarman, Kaitlin Trott and Katie Heal. Congratulations to Daniel Barker- Maslin (7STONE) who competed in the South West Trampolining NDP Regional Finals on Sunday 24th March in Bath. He achieved third place in the 13+ age category and was awarded a Bronze medal - an amazing achievement, well done Daniel. Uffculmeschool.net P A G E 7 .
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