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VOICE issue 08 Summer 2013 www.lfatsf.org.uk Contributions Principal Mr P Morris Vice Principal Dr S Clark Staff Editor Miss D Gilraine Graphic Designer Miss K Price Student Editor Michael Cartledge Music Sub-Editor Shannon Randolph Film Sub-Editors Michael Cartledge, Abigail Evans News/Politics Sub-Editor Robyn Ward Literature Sub-Editor Shannon Randolph Science Sub-Editor Namrata Mishra Gaming Sub-Editor John Brittan Culture Sub-Editors Natasha Bennett, Stacey Wylie Sport and Health Shannon Randolph Fashion and Beauty Emily Driscoll, Stacey Wylie Cookery Rebecca Cutmore Puzzles Robert James Landau Forte News Jamie Macfarlane Contents principal’s comments Page 2 Year 13 Leavers’ Ball Pages 3-4 Leaver’s Ball Photos On 25th April 2013 we had our U6 leavers photograph. It was Page 5 Bali Rai a realisation of how quickly the first two years had flown by. Year 13 Memories I remember walking around a building site in January 2011 Page 6 Volunteering Enrichment thinking about the task ahead. Page 7 Biology Trip to Wales Page 8 CERN Laboratories, Lanzarote Two years on and we have students on the verge of university, Trip, University Trips apprenticeships and employment who have benefited from Pages 9 - 10 Dance, Stafford Castle the education that we provide. They are confident young Miss Hill Interview Page 11 people ready to embark upon their careers. Page 12 Enrichment, News in Brief Page 13 Press Regulation Page 14 Console Rundown Does this make all the hard work over the last two years Page 15 My Views on Science worthwhile? Page 16 Film Releases Pages 17 - 20 Reviews Simply, yes. Pages 21-22 Summer Adventures Page 23 Poetry Corner This is why we are here and why we will continue to develop Page 24 Speak Out! LFATSF to give the young people of Tamworth the chance Cooking Pages 25 - 26 they deserve. Pages 27 - 28 Makeup & Fashion Page 29 Netball Page 30 Puzzle Page 1 Mr P Morris VOICE year 13 EVENTS LEAVERS’ BALL Friday 21st June 2013 was a special evening for Year 13 students who recently left the Academy. The Prom, (themed Casino Royale), was a memorable night for all who attended. A DJ and live music from the band Inertia (a local band) were the entertainment from 7pm onwards, helping to create an atmosphere more electric than that of a football match or concert. Several awards were up for grabs for a whole host of wonderful things, including the celebrated ‘Can’t believe you didn’t get thrown out in 2 years’ award. But, in all seriousness, there were some excellent awards given out on the night such as: The ‘Prom King’ and ‘Prom Queen’, ‘Best Student’ and ‘Best Dressed Student’ awards, which were all up for the taking, with multiple contenders in each department. It was a fun, yet tense night for some. Congratulations to those who won and commiserations to the ones who left without any of the prestigious awards. Overall, it was a great night for all who attended, and for those who missed out on going to the ball, you can always admire the photo montage overleaf, or visit the Landau Forte Academy Tamworth Sixth Form website: www.lfatsf.org.uk John Brittan 2 www.lfatsf.org.uk 3 VOICE 4 www.lfatsf.org.uk An Author’s CULTURE Landau Forte Experience: Bali Rai Leicester-born Bali Rai has written many thought- provoking books where culture is explored in great depth. Recently, he graced the corridors of Landau Forte Academy Tamworth Sixth Form to talk about the importance of reading great literature, enlivening Landau Forte Academy Tamworth Sixth Form staff in Above: Bali Rai and his novel ‘Killing Honour’, out now the process. He also read some of the first chapter of his novel ‘Killing Honour’ which centres on Asian culture. This highly acclaimed book, which has won the North East Teen Book Award, left many of the staff with a new understanding of Britain’s Punjabi population and some of the dangers that can lurk within a family or marriage. His visit also encouraged discussion. He delved into why there is a decline in reading literature; he talked about the struggle many working class students face when it comes to reading and how parents can guide their children in selecting relevant reading material. Bali also focused on the importance of creating a reading culture at home and encouraging reading for life. Robyn Ward Year 13 memories Year 13 also had a fun final day at Landau Forte Academy Tamworth Sixth Form. One of the highlights for the students in Dench was planting trees which, like them, will grow and grow! Above: Dench students planting trees 5 VOICE “Would you like a free book?” CULTURE How the Volunteering We did have some refusals and a lot of people were looking for a catch. We were asked how much it costs, Enrichment Made the People of if we were gathering names and addresses and even if they had to return it to somewhere. But that’s the great Tamworth Smile thing about World Book Night, it really is as simple as connecting people with books they might enjoy with no World Book Night is a genius idea. All over the world, agenda. generous book lovers take to the streets like literary Santas to give books away, for free. The idea is that we We did have a few copies to bring back to school, but reach people who don’t normally read in their spare they soon went to all the staff and students who had time and this year the volunteering group had the noticed them behind my desk while I was registering opportunity to join in the fun. them. In the end we could have easily given away twice as many copies and, hopefully, next year we will. So, on the Wednesday afternoon following World Book Night itself, we armed ourselves with a couple of bags- Mr Cross for-life of free books and set off for the Castle Grounds to see if we could distribute them to the people of Tamworth. Before we went, we had registered them with the Book Crossing website so that anyone we gave them to could tell us what they thought. After they’ve read them they could give them away or leave them for someone to find. The first people we approached were pleased with their copy of Philippa Gregory’s ‘The White Queen’ and had even heard of World Book Night. Score one to us. Then it all got a bit hectic as the volunteers grabbed several copies of the books and disappeared into the park. We gave away several copies of Sophie Hannah’s thriller ‘Little Face’ to mothers and grandmothers with toddlers in pushchairs; ‘The White Queen’ was very Above: The volunteering group just before rushing off popular with the workmen renovating the Castle and into the park to push books into the hands of unsuspecting Ankerside shoppers and shop workers alike took both passerbys. books with a smile. 6 www.lfatsf.org.uk Biology CULTURE trip to Wales 21 Year 12 students have accepted the well-fed and view some amazing, natural challenge to take on the North Welsh features of the United Kingdom. countryside to benefit their coursework. The students will be travelling to the In charge of the trip is Mr Davison-Fenn, small town of Betws-y-Coed, which has a a Biology tutor, who has an astonishing minute population of 534 people. The area knowledge of the Welsh area. He said he is surrounded by vast areas of forest and was looking forward to visiting an area mountain ranges, meaning the students called Cwm Idwal, a hanging valley within a will be able to experience their biological mountain range. The area features a large subject first hand. crack within the mountain, now known as a natural pathway for people to walk upon. The trip will include learning ecological The area is known to be very dark, cold, and sampling techniques and also completing atmospheric. successions on sand dunes. The activities will allow the adventurers to collect data to Be sure to check out the next edition of the go towards their Unit 6 coursework, which Voice, where I will interview the students they will complete in Year 13. The trip offers and tutors to see how they got on, and an “out of Academy experience” where they what they made of the experience. will be able to wear their own clothes, be Robyn Ward 7 VOICE CULTURE CERN Laboratories There were many trips to universities this term; trips such as the one to Aston University and also Birmingham University, both helping to open the eyes of Landau Forte students and others A group of AS Physics students will be visiting alike. Aston University offered a Higher Education Convention the CERN laboratories in Geneva, Switzerland this day on 27th June, where over 160 universities showcased their July to consolidate their AS Level learning. Unit subjects. 2 of A Level Physics consists of something called Quantum Physics, which concerns the fundamental, The trip to Aston University was well planned and I would microscopic particles which make up everything in highly recommend it. Many universities were there offering a the universe. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which great deal of information that you couldn’t find on a webpage, is stationed beneath the CERN laboratories, enables such as experience of student life and the atmosphere at a scientists to experiment with these quanta and make university campus. It was really enlightening just walking round predictions about matter and anti-matter.
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