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Prenton-Summer-Newsletter-2018 PRACTICALLY PERFECT IN EVERY WAY! Thanks to The Prenton Theatre Company, we 0DU\3RSSLQVZULWWHQE\3/7UDYHUVZDVPDGH were taken on a magical trip to the time when famous by Walt Disney’s production with Julie nannies ruled not only the nursery but also had Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. Our PTC production DELJLQÀXHQFHRYHUWKHLUSDUHQWV starred Cleo as Mary Poppins and Jessica as Bert, supported by Cerys and Mab as Michael Our talented cast sang and danced their way DQG-DQHDQG.DLWO\QDQG2OLYLDDV*HRUJHDQG RYHUDPDWLQHHDQGWKUHHFRQVHFXWLYHHYHQLQJV Winifred Banks. With a strong supporting cast through a wonderful and specially scripted of chimney sweeps, a bird woman, household adaptation of Mary Poppins and, with classic VHUYDQWVNLWHÀ\HUVDEDQNFKDLUPDQEDQNFOHUNV songs such as “A Spoonful of Sugar”, “Chim DQGLQYHVWRUVSDUNVWUROOHUVDQGDSROLFHPDQRXU Chim Cher-ee”, “Step in Time”, “Feed the SURGXFWLRQHYHQKDGDJURXSRISDUNVWDWXHVDQG Birds”, “Let’s Go Fly a Kite” and, of course, some honey bees. Altogether, there was a huge “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” - complete DPRXQWRIWDOHQWRQGLVSOD\ with superbly co-ordinated arm actions. No This story continued on page 2, more wonder audiences went home humming at least pictures on the back pages. RQHVRQJ Prenton High School for Girls | Hesketh Avenue | Birkenhead | Wirral | CH42 6RR Tel 0151 644 8113 | Fax 0151 643 9588 | Email [email protected] Web www.prentonhighschool.co.uk | Twitter @prentonhigh Headteacher: Mrs Lisa Ayling BA (Hons) NPQH Deputy Headteacher: Mrs Geraldine Fraser BEd (Hons) MSc ...Thanks to PTC Director Mrs Jones, teacher of Music Miss McCabe, musicians Mrs Rowlinson on piano and Matthew Jones and Jack Corlett, choreographers Ms Barr and Miss :RRGVHWGHVLJQHUV0LVV'RGGDQG0LVV*UDWWDQOLJKWLQJDQGVRXQGWHFKQLFLDQV0U*UDYHV and Mr Hughes – and to members of the cast who made many of their own props. There are more photographs from the performances on the back SDJHV&RQJUDWXODWLRQVWRHYHU\RQH IRUJLYLQJXVVRPDQ\PHPRUDEOH performances – you were VXSHUFDOLIUDJLOLVWLFH[SLDOLGRFLRXV Celebrating Mary! )ROORZLQJWKUHHHYHQLQJSHUIRUPDQFHVDQG Mrs Burns, Subject Leader – Music and a matinee of the 2018 summer production Performing Arts, who joined them from her of Mary Poppins, members of the Prenton PDWHUQLW\OHDYH7KH\KDGWLPHWRUHÀHFWRQ 7KHDWUH&RPSDQ\KDYHFHOHEUDWHGWKHLU all their months of hard work preparing to success. GHOLJKWXVDQGWRZDWFKWRJHWKHUWKHYLGHR DQGYLHZWKHPDQ\SKRWRJUDSKVRIWKHVKRZ They were able to sit down and enjoy a lunch laid on by Mrs Jones, the Production Director, Well done everyone – you really deserved and joined by Headteacher, Mrs Ayling, and this treat! Isabella’s Summertime Booking :KHQLWFRPHVWR¿OOLQJWKH section helping with their long summer days during the Mischief Makers project, a holidays, Year 7 Isabella has summer reading challenge a good plan. that encourages young readers. Her mother is a librarian at the Ellesmere Port public Good luck, Isabella - you will library and Isabella will be in the right place for some be based in the children’s JUHDWVXPPHUUHDGLQJ 2 Headlines As we come to the end of another successful year, the High Life is a great way to showcase and celebrate the tremendous efforts from our students and the dedication and commitment shown by staff. 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In the PHDQWLPHZHKDYHDQDJUHHGPLVVLRQVWDWHPHQWIURPVWDII*RYHUQRUVDQGVWXGHQWV Prenton High School for Girls: Making a positive difference today for a better tomorrow. $V\RXORRNWKURXJKWKHSDJHVRIWKLVHGLWLRQRIµ+LJK/LIH¶,DPVXUH\RXZLOODJUHHWKDWWKLVLVD PLVVLRQVWDWHPHQWWKDWLVYHU\PXFKLQHYLGHQFH 7RDOO*RYHUQRUVVWDIIVWXGHQWVSDUHQWVDQGRXUORFDOFRPPXQLW\,ZLVK you a restful and happy summer. I look forward to welcoming you back in 6HSWHPEHUDQGORRNIRUZDUGWRDQRWKHUSRVLWLYH\HDUDW3UHQWRQ Best wishes to all, Headteacher 3 SORRY TO SEE ASSEMBLY FOR YOU LEAVE! SUCCESS It was a case of parting being such sweet sorrow for both staff and our departing Year The last Year 11 assembly before the start 11 students. of the GCSE exams certainly grabbed VWXGHQWV¶DWWHQWLRQ(DFKUHFHLYHGDSDFN Returning to school for the last time together of jelly beans as they gathered in the Main IROORZLQJWKHLU¿QDOH[DPVWKH\DWWHQGHGD Hall and soon all became clear. 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