A Specialist Sports College

WINTER 2016

Headteacher’s‘blog’ the ultimate aim of delivering a world class – DECEMBER 2016 learning environment for present and future generations of LJS students.

That dream has now been realised and it has been a privilege to participate in uplifting official openings for both the new building itself and the stunning AGP (Artificial Grass Pitch). The AGP opened in mid-August with the official ceremony taking place on Thursday 3 November – please see the Sports Specialism section of this Newsletter for full details. Autumn Sporting The following day, Friday 4 November, was an iconic day in the long and Achievements distinguished history of LJS, with a full day’s activities arranged to honour the official opening of the new school building. In the morning, over 250 LJS sports teams returned in September We are extremely proud of all of our pupils from partner Primaries joined Y7 with a great start and have already teams, who represent the school so well to experience entertaining literacy Sports Partnership recorded some fantastic results to date. in all their events and we look forward to sessions with internationally renowned Games We currently have our Y9 boys’ Football reporting more success in the future. author Dan Freedman. Every child team reaching the Semi Finals of the involved received a signed copy of his County Cup, with our Y8 team still in latest book, which is about to be turned As we approach the end of the first their respective competition. Our into a CBBC series featuring the hero, Claim your term in our wonderful new building, Netball teams have had some fantastic Jamie Johnston. free school meal... it is worth reflecting on the 11 students, including Matthew S results, with our U14 team in particular transformation LJS has undergone and Matthew D, were involved in the Our school of 2-3 years as we mobilised our energy achieving some amazing scores against I saved more I get a tasty, nutritious gets £hundreds than £350 and meal for free every day extra for every in just a few short years. and tenacity to lobby yet again for Sports Partnership Games across the schools in our area. Our KS4 girls’ hours of time on registered pupil making lunches . They took part in boccia, Hockey team and Y11 Netball teams a new school building to help our volleyball, fencing, goal ball, tennis both won their & students compete in the ultra- and cricket. competitions and our Y11 boys won competitive 21st Century global the Redcar & Cleveland 6-a-side economy. Sadly, co-locations could All students demonstrated Olympic and When Mr Gove, in his wisdom, decided tournament. The Y7 boys’ Football B not be included in the PSBP (Priority Paralympic values and were a credit to LJS. to terminate the BSF (Building Schools Schools Building Programme) and our team won the Redcar & Cleveland for the Future) project over 5 years ago, Tournament. In October, we entered emerging collaboration with Kilton it appeared that the hopes and dreams Thorpe Special School could not reach a number of teams in the Cleveland inner! of another generation of young people fruition but those excellent relationships County Cross Country Finals and our ...and everyone’s a w In the afternoon, dozens of former staff our council about free school meals today. To find out whether you qualify talk to your school or y from and East Cleveland developed during the BSF planning Intermediate Girls’ team won, to qualify and Governors joined an all-star cast would be consigned to the file marked phase remain today. for the North of Finals in ‘junk’. That included the of VIPs including the Lord Lieutenant, November. Six of our Y9 boys community, who were part of our PSBP made it quite clear that, as one Lord Gisborough, Graham Henderson represented the County at Football exciting and creative co-location plan. of the 250 schools with the worst (Ex-Vice Chancellor of and won the McKinnley Cup, defeating condition surveys nationally, we would University), Tom Blenkinsop MP, Mayor teams from , Hartlepool, Nothing will ever compensate for that have to move forwards on our own and so of Redcar & Cleveland Councillor Barry Stockton and . feeling of disappointment, nor the loss began a 3 year magical mystery tour, with Hunt, Deputy Mayor of Guisborough

Church Lane, Guisborough TS14 6RD • Tel: 01287 636361 • Fa x: 01287 610309 • w ww.laurencejackson.org ‘Improving Life Chances’ Friends of LJS Update Councillor Dennis Teasdale and James The third special event was a service As well as the new build, the new Stuart-Mills (EFA) NE Regional Lead, to to commemorate our two fallen heroes uniform of green blazers was unveiled in Calendar dates for Term 2 witness a vibrant programme of music in ex-students Chris Maddison and September, which proved popular with and dance including a video link with Richard Turnbull, attended by families students and parents alike, whilst our Term 2 Faye Marsay, star of stage and screen and friends. This took place in the Y11 ‘cashless’ catering system is also Friends of LJS was formerly known as who paid tribute to LJS staff for helping up and running very effectively. JANUARY 2017 the PSA. On moving into the new school to inspire her to make the most of her building, it was decided to re-launch fabulous talent. Inevitably, with any new building we this Committee and change the name. have experienced our fair share of This means that those involved do not The official opening was performed by construction defects and snagging as have to be a member of staff or parent the inimitable Baroness Tanni Grey- we settle into our new surroundings but 3 School reopens at 8.25am to be part of the group. It is hoped that Thompson, who reinforced the vital role I would like to commend students and we can encourage more members of the that education plays in providing staff for their resilience and adaptability FEBRUARY9 2017 Y11 PC2 issued to parents school community to join us and help choices for young people and spoke as the new systems and routines 25 Friends of LJS meeting at 7.00pm raise funds to support the students. glowingly about the students and staff become embedded. As well as a change of name, the of LJS. The opening ceremony was live meetings have changed to Wednesday streamed on our Facebook account The final phase of the project involves evenings from 7pm, once every half term. and has received outstanding feedback. demolishing the old building early 7 Y10 PC2 issued to parents in 2017, which will be emotionally Friends of LJS have raised considerable 9 Y9 Parents’ Evening - 4.00 – 6.30pm Assembly on Remembrance Day, Friday challenging for all of us but when funds by organising raffles and running 11 November, and was also deemed the wonderful landscaping and smart, 9 Y9 Options Convention stalls at the Christmas Fair. to be a great success, with both families effective link road emerges I’m sure extremely grateful that their sons would everyone will reap the benefits. 9 School closes at 3.00pm The 200 Club welcomes new members have a permanent memorial on the The last 12 months have been (£6 per yearly quarter), with monthly 10 PD Day - school closed to students main corridor of the new building. extremely challenging and I would like prize draws of £75, £50 and £25 and This ceremony also had a live feed to personally thank students, staff, 20 School reopens at 8.25am a special draw in the Summer. For more which has had over 5,000 hits – Governors and the wider community information, please contact Mrs Spencer again with extremely positive feedback. for your patience and support. 23MARCH Y92017 1:1 Parent Meetings - 4.00pm onwards ([email protected]).

All that remains now in terms of official Have a great Christmas and a healthy, 27 Y9 Diptheria, Tetanus & Polio injections Full details of events are available on openings is the Leisure Centre, which Headteacherhappy, prosperous 2017. the school website. will take place in the Spring of 2017 – Friends of LJS always welcome new keep an eye on the local press and 2 Y11 PC3 issued to parents our website for more details. Mr Gavin members - the next meeting will be 7 Y11 Meningitis injections at 7pm on Wednesday 25 January in the school. 8 Friends of LJS meeting at 7.00pm 9 Y11 Parents’ Evening - 4.00 – 6.30pm 13 Y8 PC2 issued to parents 13 Y9 Girls’ HPV injections 16 Y8 Parents’ Evening - 4.00 – 6.30pm 23APRIL Y72017 PC2 issued to parents 30 Y7 Parents’ Evening 4.00 – 6.30pm

4 Spring Concert - 7.00pm 6 School closes at 3.00pm 7 PD Day - school closed to students 6-11 Malaga trip 12-16 Y11 Geography Iceland trip

‘Improving Life Chances’ ‘Improving Life Chances’ SCHOOL EVENTS Old Trafford Visit Enrichment Day Visitors were then able to discover first-hand the extensive range of PiXL ‘Up for Debate’ National During November, a group of Y7 opportunities available in every Y7 students were involved in a day students travelled to Old Trafford to curriculum area. Over 200 students of team building activities with their Final Winners at Eton College watch Manchester United play West Ham volunteered to assist during the form groups. It was the aim of the United in the English Football League evening, either involved in practical day to build positive relationships Cup. For some of the students it was the presentations or acting as guides with both staff and students through first time they had watched a top flight showing visitors around. competitions within the year group. football game. Although very excited at The day was a huge success and On Wednesday 6 July, five students Additionally, the team had two being given this opportunity, the students students enjoyed using lots of new attended the PiXL ‘Up for Debate’ impromptu debates to participate in, behaved impeccably throughout the trip. Open Evening skills to overcome different final at Eton College after winning two for which they were given 20 minutes Bronze Duke of challenging tasks. earlier regional rounds. to prepare, without staff assistance. Y8 took part in an enterprise day The team comfortably won all three Edinburgh Award based around planning a music Kate G, Molly D and Kellen H, of their debates and progressed to festival. Students were required to supported by Zach D and Scott J, the Grand Final, which they ultimately On Thursday 22 September LJS was plan budgets, performances, catering were incredible. For the competition, won! Kellen H was in the top five host to over 900 parents, carers and and venues, using team-work skills they had to prepare two debates speakers of the whole competition prospective Y7 students for its 11th In November, a group of students and and forward thinking. Some very - the first one was, “This house and Kate G was the top speaker – annual Open Evening. This evening staff participated in a sponsored walk to promising entrepreneurs emerged, believes that assisted suicide should what an achievement! provided a fantastic opportunity for raise funds for equipment for the Bronze showing their skills and proving their be legalised”; the second, the grand Well done team LJS!! visitors to meet staff, experience a final was, “This house believes that LJS are very proud of this fabulous Duke of Edinburgh Award. The students projects could make a profit in navigated their way from LJS to Roseberry selection of the numerous curricular University education should be free”. team of debating champions. and extra-curricular activities and visit the real world through a team Topping. During the walk the students presentation at the end of the day. learnt new map reading skills and how all areas of our fantastic new state to use pacing and timing to improve of the art building. Y9 students worked around lifestyle their orienteering skills. choices for the day. They covered Silver Duke of The feedback from parents/carers five different areas, including diet, Edinburgh overwhelmingly indicated how impressed physical activity, sexual health, drugs they were with such polite, considerate awareness and smoking/alcohol. Expedition and enthusiastic young people. They The purpose of the day was to give clearly felt that the students themselves Y9 students a thoughtful insight exhibited the values of LJS in action. into the lifestyle choices they will be faced with as young adults. Here are a few of their comments:- The day was well led by external In October, students took part in their leading professionals and LJS staff. Silver Duke of Edinburgh Expedition, Y10 Making which takes place over 3 days. This entailed pitching camp, cooking Opportunities themselves meals and navigating their Conference way around the North Moors. The weather was poor to say the least Fantastic school but none of them moaned about the Lovely, friendly staff elements, working as a team to complete This is a three-day programme, the award. and pupils Ex-Y11 Presentation Evening the first taking place on 19 October. Science experiments The Conference has been designed Mr Gavin addressed the audience, very interesting to help students develop job emphasising how LJS strives to improve applications and interview skills the life chances of every child in our and fun and to deliver careers information. It was a pleasure to welcome back and LJS, who helped us present Mrs Spencer, on behalf of ‘Friends of LJ’ care. Mr Gavin also outlined some of the The day was supported by our ‘class of 2016’ on Thursday 17 the multiple awards. presented Endeavour Awards (£100 fantastic experiences available at LJS, An amazing Routes2Employment and November, for their much deserved each) to Alex Jennings and Reece O’Leary, including clubs, practices, teams and experience independent careers services. awards evening. The event was a great Winners this year included Eve who had made the most progress over numerous educational visits in the UK, opportunity to celebrate the many Hamilton, as a tribute to her stunning five years, whilst five students, Ben Europe and beyond. This was followed During the day students were successes of Miss Sarginson’s former results and work she did in assemblies Fountain, Callum Macdonald, Hannah by a joint presentation from Erica H, Staff and pupils encouraged to identify their year group and give them a look sharing the story of her younger Raine, Jack Saville and Grace Plahe were Head Girl and Angus T, Head Boy, who very welcoming and personal skills and qualities, to around our brand new building. brother Cole; and Matthew Morton, recognised for 100% attendance over five clearly acted as great ambassadors for helpful at develop their self-confidence and We were joined by VIP guest and who made twice expected progress years - what an achievement! We wish the school and demonstrated what answering questions practical job hunting skills. Students ex student Chris Dunn, whose family in many of his subject areas. these students all the very best for the eloquent and confident students LJS were also given advice on how to have close links to Guisborough future - please keep in touch. have nurtured during their school career. understand the labour market.

‘Improving Life Chances’ ‘Improving Life Chances’ Meeting Robin Jarvis been given sound impartial advice to Analox, Army Careers, Askham Bryan, help them to make informed decisions BL Hairdressing, Carillion Craft Training, about ‘options’ and post 16 choices. Cleveland College of Art & Design, The ‘it’s up to you’ theme empowers our Coast & Country, Contemporary Hair, students to research as many choices as Everyone Active, Freebrough 6th Form Just before half-term, two groups of possible, and gives them the best start College, Gateway, Hayes Travel, ITEC students from Y7 and Y9 were lucky in the workplace. The feedback we have Northeast Ltd, Labman Automation, enough to visit Guisborough Bookshop, received from attendees was truly Learning Curve Construction, Macks to meet the popular children’s Author, Careers amazing – the students were a credit to Solicitors, Middlesbrough College, Robin Jarvis. Many already knew of his LJS and the local community. Students National Citizens Service, NEARP, bestselling ‘ Witches’ trilogy and Convention 2016 have been discussing the Convention 6th Form College, were enthusiastic to hear him talk about and the Careers Office has welcomed Prior Pursglove College, RAF Careers, his new book ‘The Power of Dark’. the genuine interest shown. We will Redcar & Cleveland College, build on this success and offer all of Routes2Employment, Royal Navy & On 3 October 2016 we held our annual our students this brilliant opportunity Royal Marines Careers Office, SHAPE Careers Convention for Y9 and Y11 in the future. Accredited Training, Stockton & students. The Convention was attended Riverside College, The University We would like to say a special “Thank by 30 training providers, Colleges and Of Teesside, TTE Mechanical & History Trip to Poland You” to our attendees. We could not local businesses. Our students have Technical Training. do this without you! ‘Top of the Bench...Top of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s As part of the Y11 History is impossible; there are not enough Regional Practical Challenge’ curriculum, students study a unit words to convey the way the Robin Jarvis is a master story-teller and of work on Hitler’s Germany 1929- experience has profoundly affected students were enthralled as he described 1945, including an in-depth study us, both in our understanding of the story he had written and explained of the persecution of the Jews and human suffering endured by so many how he had developed his gothic tale. the Holocaust. In order to provide people during the Holocaust and Also an accomplished artist and model maker, Jarvis was accompanied by the On Wednesday 30th November, a team Our superb LJS team students with an invaluable insight also in our outlook on the world in shrunken head of Scaur Annie, one of of four students from LJS visited managed to secure into life in Europe under the which we live today. Perhaps the his characters, which demonstrated to Teesside University to take part in the 3rd place in the oppressive regime of the Third Reich, inscription upon the memorial at students how keen he was to get the Royal Society of Chemistry’s ‘Top of competition overall. a group of students visited Krakow Auschwitz can say it more eloquently details of his stories just right. the Bench’ regional competition This achievement is not to be during October half term. than I could ever hope to: “Forever accompanied by Miss Wardle underestimated, given the level of let this place be a cry of despair and The trip included visiting Krakow’s a warning to humanity.” These words Both groups of students had the and Mr Hannaway. difficulty of the challenges and the Old Town, the Jewish Ghetto of opportunity to ask questions, both The team consisted standards of the other teams. Erin, will forever be ingrained in the minds Kazimierz, Oskar Schindler’s factory, and hearts of those of us who took about his books and influences. of two Year 9 Natalie, Maddy and Jake did our school Wawel Hill, Wieliczka Salt mine Jarvis was full of praise for our region, students (Erin W proud and were brilliant ambassadors. part in this poignant visit, as we and most hauntingly Auschwitz endeavour to ‘heed the warning’ and particularly Whitby, which has featured and Natalie M), Concentration Camp. in many of his novels. one Year 10 I would like to commend all four of learn the lessons that history teaches student (Maddy these students for their relentless Describing the thoughts and us so well. If only people were The sessions finished with each student B) and one Year 11 enthusiasm, remarkable resilience emotions of those of us who prepared to listen. receiving a signed copy of ‘The Power student (Jake J) who were and ability to adapt to a new and participated in the visit to Auschwitz of Dark’ with an individual dedication: competing against six other teams challenging situation. In addition, Malaga a fitting end to an exciting and inspiring of students from other schools I would like to thank Miss Wardle afternoon. around the region. and Mr Hannaway for their hard work and support in making sure that our The competition consisted of two students had an opportunity to take The Malaga Trip 2017 is officially rounds of an online quiz, a ‘Name the part in this worthwhile event. Finally, launched! In April 2017, Mrs Allan, Element’ game, a practical experiment I’d like to thank Maddy B for taking Mrs Grego and Mrs Wood will be challenge and a ‘University Challenge ‘iodine clock’ experiment. This involved (Directorthe time to of help Learning me compile for Science) this article. taking 27 Y9 and Y10 students to style…final buzzer round’. Miss Wardle working out what ratio to mix two Malaga in Spain. The students will and Mr Hannaway were most impressed colourless chemicals in, in order for visit the Alcazaba (palace/fortress); with how well all four students worked the chemicals to react and turn blue in Mrs Crawford the Gibralfaro (castle); the Crocodile together as a team in this challenge; 21.5 seconds. Impressively Erin, Natalie, Park and the bull-ring museum. especially given the fact that they had Maddy and Jake managed to work out There will also be a Spanish language never worked together as a team before! a ratio of the chemicals which reacted in 21.55 seconds. This inspiring lesson, a trip to the bowling alley, The practical challenge involved achievement led to them winning a tour of Malaga’s football stadium investigating the rate of reaction of the this challenge. and a salsa dance lesson. We are all Look out for updates in the Spring very much looking forward to the trip. and Summer newsletters!

‘Improving Life Chances’ ‘Improving Life Chances’ Lord Robert Winston Lecture Fourth Year of Art Success Education environment and work alongside guest artists and designers Article compiled by Kate G (Y10 student) cutting-edge science, such as stem and are given the opportunity to cell research. produce a variety of pieces in For the fourth consecutive year, a different materials. Throughout the lecture Lord Winston student from LJS has won first prize was an eloquent speaker, whose obvious in a national Art competition. Leah G The National Saturday Club nurtures passion and enthusiasm for his field successfully submitted the winning talent, builds confidence and raises of work made him even more engaging design in ‘The Education Network’s aspirations. It gives students an insight and all the more enjoyable to listen to. Design a Mug’ competition. Leah into studying at College or University Towards the end of the lecture we had received a £50 Amazon voucher and and an understanding of careers in the chance to ask questions. During this her design has been reproduced onto Success for Y10 the creative industries. aspect of the lecture it was possible to the front of mugs which the Education Network use for marketing merchandise. Now in its seventh year, the Saturday learn more about Lord Winston’s life, Art Students Club runs in 47 locations across the as well as to gain more knowledge Leah’s design is bold and colourful have a real interest in the subject. and is representative of the broad This year, Y10 students Olivia G, UK, in Colleges, Universities and at On 2 November 2016, a group of LJS around his particular area of research. the Victoria & Albert Museum. As well students from all year groups and Furthermore, this aspect allowed curriculum within education today. Leah G, Keira J, Laura K, Elsie L and Leah was also successful in being the Ellie W were selected to participate as over 100 hours of specialist tuition, a small group of Science staff had students to believe that such success Cleveland College of Art & Design run students also benefit from visits to the fantastic opportunity of attending is possible for anyone. winning designer for the exterior of in events every Saturday during term the food cube. a series of National Art and Design time this academic year. Museums and Galleries, master a lecture by Lord Robert Winston, Saturday classes for young people. classes from leading art and design currently a Professor at Imperial ‘Professor Winston delighted the pupils by coming over to each person asking Well done Leah! They select students who are keen to During the sessions, students will practitioners and an exhibition of their College, . This was a brilliant develop their Art and Design skills and experience working within a Further work in London’s Somerset House. lecture organised by High Tunstall a question to deliver his answer face Specialist Science College at to face’ - Mr Hannaway (Lead Science Remembrance The Royal Hall, Hartlepool. Technician). This was a stimulating, educational ‘Arriving early, we were lucky enough the 9 Assault Squadron Royal Marines, event that motivated students and staff to see Lord Robert Winston rehearsing who was killed on 30 March 2003 in alike. It made us aware of the important and perfecting his final delivery’ - On Thursday 3 November students Basra, Iraq, aged 24. Here, the poppy research that is constantly happening in Mrs Crawford (Director of Learning from St Paulinus RC, Galley Hill, crosses were planted by LJS Y11 medicine and different areas of science. for Science). Chaloner and Highcliffe Primary students, Rebecca S and Ethan G. In summary, it was an altogether very Schools, as well as students from LJS, During the lecture Lord Winston enjoyable evening and a wonderful event visited Guisborough Cemetery, where On Sunday 13 November, our Head Boy outlined all his work from improving to have had the privilege of attending. they learnt about the men and women Angus T and Head Girl Erica H, took fertility treatments, pioneering new who were buried there after dying in part in the Remembrance Service at treatments to improve in vitro On behalf of all of the students and active service. Alan Hayles from the St Nicholas’ Church, laying a wreath fertilisation (IVF), to developing pre- staff who attended this lecture, Christmas ‘Friends of Guisborough Cemetery’, at the cenotaph on behalf of LJS. implantation diagnosis of genetic Mrs Crawford would like to thank pointed out the 32 graves of those disorders. Lord Winston also told us High Tunstall College for organising Craft Fair who had died on active service and about his motivations to develop such a wonderful, worthwhile event for explained their role and the reason these medical break-throughs, as well the second year running. We all look for remembering their actions. as giving an overview of the science forward to the next STEM event. The students planted wooden crosses involved, from cell division to genetic Mrs Crawford would also like to thank with poppies on each of the graves. modifications to create a so called the students who attended this event On Thursday 24 November, LJS held for being superb ambassadors for LJS ‘super-mouse.’ Lord Winston went on its second Christmas Craft Fair – In particular, Mr Hayles highlighted the (particular thanks to Kate G for to consider the ethical issues associated the first to be held in our fantastic graves of former LJS students, Private compiling this article) and to staff for with his line of work and explored some new building! We had over 20 Richard Turnbull, from the 3rd Battalion supporting the event. different stalls selling items ranging Light Infantry who was killed on 29 June from cakes, sweets, Christmas cards, 1977 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, aged Fair Trade items, prints and even 18, and Marine Chris Maddison, from baby clothes! Members of the public also had the opportunity to look around the new school. The evening was a massive success with lots of funds being raised for local charities.

Thank you to everyone who helped out and everyone who came to the event. We’re hoping to organise one in the Summer term!

‘Improving Life Chances’ ‘Improving Life Chances’ SPECIALISM UPDATE Official Opening of our 3G Artificial During the ceremony, Mr Thomson was and Northern Ireland U21), Mark Grass Pitch presented with a lifetime achievement Kitching (MFC) and Josh Bainbridge Thursday 3 November saw the award for his 37 years commitment to ( Carnegie and England Rugby PE and School Sport at LJS and the Union U20). The major award

official opening event of our superb @guisboroughlc 6.30 - 8PM AGP facility. local area of Guisborough in particular. winners were: GKR KARATE www.guisboroughleisure.co.uk Sports Team of the Year – KS3 National Badminton Team Finalists The day was packed with WINTER ONLY activities, including girls’ Football, a WellSporting done! Individual of the Year –

Primary School Tournament involving Hannah Raine (Team Northumbria OF THE MONTH WEDNESDAY *FIRST 8 of our local Primary Schools, a Rugby and U23 England Pathway Netball) demonstration delivered by the fantastic coaches at Guisborough RUFC, CLUB RUNNING CLUB TRAINING BADMINTON JUDO BODY PHOENIX BODY BLAST BADMINTON 5 - 7PM 6.30 - 8PM 8.10 - 9.50PM 5 - 8PM 6.30 - 8PM5 - 7PM 7 - 8PM 8 - 9.40PM 7 - 9PM 8 - 9.40PM the Redcar & Cleveland Year 11 six-a- 6 - 7PM 7 - 8PM HARRIERS BADMINTON BADMINTON HARRIERS ARCHERY BADMINTON 4 - 5.30PM GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS REDCAR CIRCUIT HUTTON DESTINATION DESTINATION side tournament and a Football NORTHGATE ABBEY NEW MARSKE PRIORY PRIORY demonstration from the Junior Sections Annual Sports College of Guisborough Town FC. A large number of VIPs and dignitaries helped Presentation us celebrate the fantastic event, Centre Leisure Guisborough FRIDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY Evening MONDAY THURSDAY Tel. 01287 635471 Tel.

including representatives from the WEDNESDAY These activities may be subject to change be subject to These activities may & squash badminton football, per hour for hire to also slots are There North Riding FA, Guisborough Town IN THE LEISURE CENTRE ARE:ACTIVITIES FC and the Football Foundation. Our guests of honour, the Mayor of Guisborough Councillor Mrs Thrower, In October we held our annual Sports Dave Parnaby MFC Academy Manager College Presentation Evening in the and MFC Centre Back Ben Gibson, prestigious setting of Gisborough Hall. helped cut the ribbon and officially Once again the attendance from declared the AGP open. The event students, family and LJS staff was was a huge success, enjoyed by all fantastic with the breadth of sports and to put the icing on the cake the and number of awards won greater than Y11 boys (pictured) won the six-a-side ever. To help present the awards were 3 tournament! former students, Lewis Maloney (MFC FOR ENQUIRIES: FOR [email protected] A Full Size, Flood lit Size, A Full Pitch Artificial Grass 6-a-side Sports Hall Track Athletics Squash Court Badminton Courts Climbing Wall Rock Studio Activity Room/Dance BMX Track Room Meeting/Conference Fields Playing main hall and other Classrooms, within the school available areas hire community for FACILITIES:

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