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Confidence Purpose Respect Principal’s Message Important Dates This week we announced our attendance prize 3rd March: Lancashire Mind: Parents Workshop for the form group with the best year round 5th March: World Book Day attendance. These students will be offered the opportunity to spend the day at Blackpool 7th-8th March: Silver D of E Training Pleasure beach. We feel that students who 11th March: Governors Meetings commit to excellent school attendance deserve 13th-15th March: Silver D of E Expeditions to be rewarded. Students are very excited and 17th March: Year 9 Parents Evening we are hopeful this will encourage students to attend every day in this half term. 3rd April: End of Spring Term Sixth Form News: After a relaxed half term break, students have returned to their studies well rested. On Tuesday, the Year 12 students attended Ripley St Thomas School for the Safe Drive Stay Alive presentation. It was hard hitting and everyone learned some invaluable lessons about how to stay safe. On Wednesday, the Year 12 group attended a session on healthy relationships and issues of consent. It was full of useful information on how to stay safe and how to know the signs of healthy, unhealthy and abusive relationships. Even though rather quiet at times, they got lots out of the session. Thursday of this week brings us to our Sixth Form Parents Evening. An extremely useful time for parents to discuss with teachers the progress of their son/daughter and to find out where gaps in their learning are and what learning strategies can be put in place before the next round of mocks and for the Year 13s, their final exams which are approaching us very quickly! Next week, we are travelling to Manchester Central for the Annual UCAS Exhibition where students can find out more regarding future prospects and careers! We also have the second group of students completing their Heart Start First Aid training which will earn them a certificate! In the next few weeks, we have several speakers coming into school to talk to students about personal statements, interviews and other topics that will help students in the future when applying for jobs, apprenticeships or universities. The letter that was sent out to parents and students regarding the consultation process and the proposal of closing the Sixth Form has also been attached to this issue of the newsletter. Confidence Purpose Respect Youth Speaks Final: On Saturday 8th February, our Senior and Intermediate Youth Speaks teams made the journey to Windermere School to compete in the District Finals of the Rotary Youth Speaks competition. The intermediate team of Chairperson Isabelle Miller (Year 7), Speaker Sophie Casson (Year 8) and Year 8 Proposer of the Vote Thanks, Emily Taylor (Year 8) spoke on the topic of animal abuse for entertainment. They were responsible for an incredible display of public speaking and must all be praised highly, as a team all new to the competition this year, they performed impressively amongst competition of a very high standard. A special mention to Sophie Casson who received the prize for the best Speaker at the competition. In the afternoon our Senior team consisting of Chairperson Abi Atkin (Year 12), Speaker Harlie Bowerbank (Year 11) and Proposer of the Vote of Thanks Zak Wilding (Year 11) took on others from the local area posing the question everyone has been pondering, ‘Why are there no baby Garys?’. They did very well against some very strong competition despite being interrupted by a barking dog! A final thank you to Annie Branson (Year 11) and Lily Bliss (Year 12), their support on the day and fantastic writing skills really boosted the senior team. Whilst neither team will be progressing to the national final, they both performed phenomenally against some tough competition and represented the school exceptionally. It has been a delight working with them, and I look forward to seeing what they go on to do in the future! Coronavirus: DfE Advice for Schools, Parents & Carers: We have published the latest advice to from the DfE regarding the Coronavirus on our school website. We are encouraging all students to follow the advice and have ensured all hand-gel dispensers are re-stocked as well as putting reminder posters in the bathrooms. Year 9 Health Questionnaires: Next week, Year 9 students will be completing an online health questionnaire as part of Lancashire County Council’s Health Needs Assessment. A copy of the questionnaire will be available in the school reception from the middle of this week. The school receive no personal data from the questionnaire. The responses are used by the school nurse to find the correct support for students who need it based on their responses. PE News: The girls under 13 indoor cricket team played against The Bay Leadership Academy on Tuesday afternoon in the district qualifier for the regional indoor cricket competition which will take place later in the year. The girls, who have been training as a team every week for over 2 months, produced an excellent dominating performance with both bat and ball as well as in the field. The Bay batted first and scored 27 runs for their wickets, in response Carnforth scored 77 runs to win the game. Well done girls. This week’s football fixtures were against Our Ladys with years 7, 8, 9 and 10 all set to play. Due to the extremely wet weather the year 10 game was postponed on Monday. Years 7 and 9 hosted Our Ladys on Wednesday afternoon and it was two good victories for the Carnforth teams. The year 7s won 2-1 in a close game. Kai Travis scored the opening goal with a long-range effort. Our Ladys equalised in the second half but a well Ryan Wallworth goal won the game for Carnforth. A notable mention to Kelby Potter who made a series of good saves making his debut in goal for the school. The year 9 boys eased to victory with a 10-1 win. The goal scorers were Jack Norris (3), Sam Lancaster (2), Bailey Bates (3), Oli Patterson and Charlie Ash who scored the pick of the goals with a right footed half volley from the edge of the area which screamed in to the top corner. The year 8 boys travelled to Our Ladys on Thursday afternoon. The game was very close and neither side could break the deadlock in the first half, with Alfie Rider making a number of excellent saves in goal for Carnforth. Our Ladys took the lead in the second half but Jake Cross leveled the game with a well taken finish at the back post after a dipping free kick from Jack Finnigan. Carnforth then looked the better team and piled on the pressure however a swift counter attack from Our Ladys with 8 minutes left on the clock won the game for the home side. Year Date Sport Team Location Time Groups Tuesday 3rd 7 & 8 Netball Bay Leadership Academy Away 3.30pm-5pm March Wednesday 4th 7 & 9 Football Morecambe Bay Academy Away 3.30pm-5pm March Wednesday 4th 7, 8 & 9 Netball OLCC Away 3.30pm-5pm March Thursday 5th 8 & 10 Football Morecambe Bay Academy Home 3.30pm-5pm March The PE department urges all pupils to dress appropriately for the upcoming weather. Often we find that the months of January and February are the coldest, therefore pupils are advised to wear skins underneath their PE kit. As well as this pupil’s are advised to wear their school PE tracksuit top. These are available to buy from the school uniform shop. Pupils will not be allowed to wear their coats. Further to this, there has been an increased number of pupils misplacing PE kit this term. Often these kits do not have pupils’ names on them, therefore this makes it incredibly difficult to find the missing kits. Please make sure that all PE kits have their name written on them, there is a space on the label for this. As always, it is expected that all pupils attend all PE lessons in full PE kit, including PE socks, with appropriate footwear (trainers or boots). Pupils who fail to do so will receive a lunch time detention. The PE department will be posting regular updates, news, fixtures and results on the schools official Twitter (@carnforthhigh) and Facebook page. This will be the easiest way to follow what is going on at CHS PE. Please give these pages a follow and a like to stay in touch with what is happening in the PE department. Consultation letter Canteen Menu Week 1 Monday (Hunters Chicken) Beef Chilli Con Quorn Mince Chilli Chicken fillet Quorn fillet Topped Carne and Steamed Con Carne and wrapped in bacon with Cheddar Caramel Apple Pie Rice served with Steamed Rice Topped with Cheese and BBQ and Custard Nachos and Sour served with Nachos Cheese and BBQ sauce Cream and Sour Cream sauce Tuesday Country Beef Szechuan Chicken Vegetarian Cottage Quorn Szechuan Cottage Pie served and Vegetables Pie served with and Vegetables Marble Sponge and with Peas, Carrots served with Peas, Carrots and served with Custard and Gravy Steamed Rice and Gravy Steamed Rice. Prawn Crackers Wednesday Rich Beef and Cheese and Onion Sweet and Sour Quorn Sweet and Onion Pie served Pie served with Chicken with Sour with Steamed with Mash Apple Crumble and Mash Potatoes, Steamed Rice and Rice and Prawn Potatoes, Custard Vegetables and Prawn Crackers Crackers Vegetables and Gravy Gravy Thursday Roast Turkey and Quorn fillet, Stuffing, Beef Lasagne served Spinach and Ricotta Stuffing, Mash and Mash and Roast with Salad or Cannelloni, Salad or Chocolate Chip Roast Potatoes, Potatoes, Vegetables Vegetables and Garlic Vegetables and Garlic Sponge and Custard Vegetables and Gravy and Gravy Bread Bread Friday Quorn or Breaded Haddock Deep fried Scampi Beef burger in a Vegetarian Burger and Chipped with Chipped bun with Chipped in a bun with Selection of Cakes Potatoes, Mushy Potatoes, Mushy Potatoes, Mushy Chipped Potatoes, and Biscuits Peas, Beans or Peas, Beans or Peas, Beans or Mushy Peas, Beans Salad Salad Salad or Salad 2020 .
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