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Fri 15 08:30 Prep Assembly - Conduct Cup to be awarded 15:15 Girls’ Hockey U11B & U10B v Ratcliffe College (H) 10:00-16:00 ISI Inspectors’ Training Conference at Bilton Grange 15:15 Girls’ Netball 1st v Higham Lane (A) 16:00 Girls’ Netball 2nd v Higham Lane (A) 10:40 Section Meetings 12:15 Reception & Year 1 Exeat begins Thu 5 LAMDA Examinations 12:30 Years 2, 3, Juniors, 3rd & 4th Form Exeat begins 09:30-10:30 The Hobgoblin Theatre Company presents ‘The Wind in 13:00 5th & 6th Form Exeat begins the Willows’ (Reception - Juniors) 13:00 FAB Pre-Prep Movie Afternoon 14:30 Year 1 & Year 2 Christmas Performance 13:40-16:00 Upper School Drama Production Rehearsal 14:30 Girls’ Netball U9A, U9B, U8A & U8B v Crackley Hall (H) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U8A, U8B & U8C v Bluecoat (A) E X E A T 18:00 6th Form Parents’ Meeting Sun 17 18:30-19:00 Boarders Return Fri 6 LAMDA Examinations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Prep Christmas Lunch Mon 18 08:15 Day Children Return Options Programme ends 5th & 6th Form Examinations begin Sat 7 Boarders’ Christmas Weekend 19:30 Parents & Staff Mixed Hockey 14:00 Boys’ Rugby U13A & U12A v Bloxham (H) Headmaster: Mr A Osiatynski Tue 19 18:00 4th Form Parents’ Meeting 14:00 Girls’ Netball Christmas Tournament (H) MA Oxon MEd PGCE FInstLM FRSA Wed 20 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U13A, U13B, U12B & U11A v Spratton Hall (A) 19:00-23:00 FAB Family Christmas Ball 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U11B, U10A & U10B v Spratton Hall (H) Sun 8 Boarders’ Activity: Cinderella, The Derngate Theatre, Northampton 14:30 Girls’ Hockey U11A & U10A v Winchester House (A) 17:00 Christingle Chapel Service (Juniors to attend) 14:30 Girls’ Hockey 1st & 2nd v Winchester House (H) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15:15 Girls’ Hockey Tigers v Winchester House (H) Mon 9 09:00-12:00 Carol Service Rehearsals, Rugby School Chapel 15:15 Girls’ Hockey U11B & U10B v Winchester House (A) 12:30 Pre-Prep Christmas Lunch Thu 21 5th & 6th Form Examinations end 19:30 Parents & Staff Mixed Hockey 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U9A & U9B v Stoneygate & Ratcliffe College at Tue 10 09:00-12:00 Carol Service Rehearsals, Rugby School Chapel Stoneygate (A) 12:45 Reception, Year 1 & Year 2 End of Term 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U8A v Stoneygate (A) 14:30 Carol Service in Rugby School Chapel (Year 3 and 18:30 Early Years Information Evening above to attend) 18:45 Holy Communion, Celebrant: Rev’d Pat Townshend, Vicar of 15:30 Year 3 & Prep End of Term St Peter’s, Dunchurch ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fri 22 13:05 Charities Committee Meeting E N D O F T E R M Sat 23 14:30 Girls’ Hockey 1st & 2nd v Kimbolton (H) Calendar ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15:15 Girls’ Hockey Tigers v Kimbolton (H) Sun 24 Boarders’ Activity: Lunch and Christmas Shopping at Junction 1, Rugby Wed 11 Summary Reports (4th - 6th Form), Full Reports (Juniors & 3rd Form), ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ L20 Curriculum Booklets and 6th Form Revision Guidance Published Mon 25 13:40 Juniors Team Photographs to Parents 15:25 Middle School Team Photographs Michaelmas 16:00 Pre-Prep Performance Platform 19:30 Parents & Staff Mixed Hockey FUTURE TERM DATES Tue 26 15:25 Upper School Team Photographs Underlined dates are for Boarders’ return; Day Pupils return the following day. Wed 27 10:40 5th Form Exam Results Review Meeting Special arrangements for start of Michaelmas term. 14:00 Girls’ Hockey 1st v Beachborough (A) Term 2019 14:30 Girls’ Hockey U11A & U10A v Beachborough (H)) LENT TERM 2020 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U13A, U10A & U10B v Beachborough (H) Monday 6 January - Friday 27 March 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U12A, U12B & U11A v Beachborough (A) 14:45 Girls’ Hockey 2nd v Beachborough (A) Staff INSET Monday 6 January Bilton Grange Main Reception 01788 810217 15:15 Girls’ Hockey U11B & U10B v Beachborough (H) Term begins 17:00 Monday 6 January Dunchurch Bursary 01788 818244 15:30 Girls’ Hockey Tigers v Beachborough (A) Exeat Friday 24 January - Sunday 26 January Rugby Headmaster’s P.A. 01788 818208 18:45 Boarders’ Candlelit Dinner Half Term Friday 14 February - Sunday 23 February CV22 6QU Pre-PPrepre- PDenrep 0775901788 934080810287 Thu 28 10:40 6th Form Exam Results Review Meeting Exeat Friday 13 March - Sunday 15 March 14:30 Girls’ Netball U9A, U9B, U8A & U8B v Crescent (H) Prep Early Evening & Weekend Telephone 01788 818230 18:00 Speech & Drama Showcase Juniors & Middle School in the Assistant Head Boarding 01788 818235 Pugin Library SUMMER TER M 2020 18:45 Speech & Drama Showcase Upper School in the Pugin Library Sunday 19 April - Friday 3 July Fri 29 ABRSM Examinations Boys’ Matron 01788 818233 08:30 Section Sorting Ceremony in the Ravenscroft Hall Staff INSET Friday 17 April Boys’ Boarding House Telephone 01788 818224 10:00 Full Governors’ Meeting Term begins 17:00 Sunday 19 April or 01788 818209 13:00-15:00 Pre-Prep Open House Exeat Thursday 7 May - Sunday 10 May Girls’ Matron 01788 818236 Sat 30 Subject Grades & 5th & 6th Form Examination Results Published Half Term Friday 22 May - Sunday 31 May Girls’ Boarding House Telephone 01788 818225 14:00 Boys’ Rugby Senior & Middle School Section Matches (H) Exeat Friday 12 June - Sunday 14 June 14:00 Girls’ Netball 1st, 2nd & Tigers v LMR (H) or 01788 818210 14:00 -17:00 FAB Christmas Fair School Nurse 01788 818234 Sun 1 Dec Boarders’ Activity: Sledging and Fun in the Snow, Milton Keynes Xscape MICHAELMAS TERM 2020 School Shop 01727 223883 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sunday 6 September - Tuesday 15 December Director of External Relations 01788 818249 Mon 2 14:30 Reception Christmas Performance Staff INSET Wednesday 2 September - Friday 4 September UK Admissions 01788 818246 18:00 5th Form Parents’ Meeting Term begins 12:45 Sunday 6 September (New Prep Pupils) International Admissions +44 1788 818213 19:30 Parents & Staff Mixed Hockey 17:00 (Returning Boarders) Tue 3 19:00 Michaelmas Ensembles Concert Wed 4 14:30 Year 1 & Year 2 Christmas Performance Exeat Friday 25 September - Sunday 27 September www.biltongrange.co.uk Enquiries: 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U11A, U11B, U10A & U10B v Ratcliffe College (A) Half Term Friday 16 October - Sunday 1 November [email protected] Finance 14:30 Girls’ Hockey U11A & U10A v Ratcliffe College (H) Exeat Friday 20 November - Sunday 22 November Enquiries: [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CALENDAR Michaelmas Term 2019 E X E A T 13:15 Boys’ Rugby Oakham School’s U13A 10s Tournament (A) Sun 22 18:30-19:00 Boarders Return 14:30 Girls’ Hockey 1st & 2nd v Tudor Hall (H) Pre-Season Training ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sun 13 Boarders’ Activity: The Wave, Coventry Boys’ Rugby (Upper School) Tuesday 27th August - Friday 30th August Mon 23 08:15 Day Children Return ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 09:30-15:00 (ends 12:30 on Friday) Pre-Prep Book Week: Scholastic Book Fair begins Mon 14 Year 1 ‘Castles’ Topic Week Girls’ Hockey (Middle & Upper School) Wednesday 28th August - Thursday 29th August 08:30 Prep Assembly - Conduct Cup to be awarded Nasal Flu vaccinations for Reception to 4th Form 09:30-12:30 09:00-15:00 Juniors’ Trip to Sulgrave Manor 16:45-18:30 Juniors Parents’ Meetings Boys’ Rugby (Middle School) Thursday 29th August - Friday 30th August 10:00 Estates & Infrastructure Committee Meeting 19:30 Parents & Staff Mixed Hockey 09:30-12:30 10:40 Section Meetings Tue 15 09:15-15:30 Year 1 Visit to Warwick Castle ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 19:30 Parents & Staff Mixed Hockey 14:00 External Relations Committee Meeting Wed 28 Aug 09:45-17:00 New Staff Induction Tue 24 09:15-15:30 Year 3 Visit the Lunt Roman Fort 18:00-20:30 Juniors Parents’ Meetings Thur 29 09:00 Staff INSET Wed 25 08:30 School Council Meeting Wed 16 Year 3 Roman Archaeological Discovery Day 19:00-20:00 New Nest & Reception Parents’ Welcome Evening 14:30 Girls’ Hockey 1st & 2nd v Spratton Hall (A) 14:30 Girls’ Hockey U11A & U10A v Crackley Hall (H) Fri 30 09:00 Staff INSET 14:30 Girls’ Hockey U10A & U10B v Swanbourne House (A) 15:15 Girls’ Hockey U11B & U10B v Crackley Hall (H) Sat 31 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U10A v Grace Dieu & Eversfield (H) 16:15 Girls’ Hockey 1st, 2nd & Tigers v Kingsley (A) Sun 1 Sep 12:45 All New Prep Pupils Arrive for Lunch & Familiarisation 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U10B v Eversfield (H) Thu 17 16:00-18:30 Year 2 & Year 3 Parents’ Meetings 17:00 Full and Weekly Boarders Return 15:15 Girls’ Hockey Tigers v Spratton Hall (A) Fri 18 6th Form Half-Term Reports & Revision Guidance Published Term Starts Thu 26 Scholastic Book Fair Ends 16:00 Half Term begins ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14:30 Boys’ Rugby U9A, U9B & U8A v Grace Dieu (H) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mon 2 08:15 Day Children Return Fri 27 08:15 Macmillan World’s
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