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Uniform for September Trust Transport the German Exchange the All No. 32 27 May 2016 Uniform for September Years 9 and 10 The PTA is kindly organising the ordering and selling Curriculum Enrichment Week: 27th June – 1st of uniform again this summer. New intake students July have ordered their uniform at their intake interview. Many thanks to all students who completed the Existing students can collect an order form from online questionnaire to choose their in-school reception. The order form must be returned by Friday activities for the Monday and Tuesday (Year 24th June. Nine) and Wednesday and Thursday (Year 10) of Curriculum Enrichment Week. Students will find Trust Transport out which activities they have been allocated shortly after half-term. Those students who are Last year, due to parental demand, the Trust trialled going on a trip on the Friday of the week (1st three bus routes and it hopes to continue these next th July) should have received, or will school year starting 5 September 2016, the routes will receive shortly, a letter outlining payment details. be: Examination week for year nine and ten students takes place during the week commencing Newmarket route calling at Newmarket, 13th June. The timetable is shown overleaf and Moulton, Kentford, Horringer Court campus, individual staff will continue to guide students’ Westley campus and County Upper campus. revision. However, half term provides an Stowmarket route calling at Stowmarket Tesco, opportunity for some additional revision in railway station, old Aldi bus stop, Elmswell, moderation. Parents will receive the results Beyton, Thurston, Great Barton, Horringer Court formally with the end-of-year report. campus, Westley campus and County Upper campus. Year 11 Red Lodge route calling at Lackford, Mildenhall, Red Lodge, Tuddenham, Horringer Court campus, Below are a few reminders: Westley campus and County Upper campus. Students wishing to purchase a Year Book need to hand in their £7 in a sealed, named The cost will be £4.50 per day for a Pass, payable envelope to Mrs Kennedy by the end of today. per half term in advance; a ticket ‘pay as you go’ Tickets for the School Prom, priced £18, are service is also available. The Trust also runs an available from the Year Office on any day Inter-Trust bus service from Tollgate School to between now and 21st June. Horringer Court and Westley campuses. If anyone is interested and would like further details please School leavers’ ‘hoodies’ are available to order email [email protected]. at £20 . See Mr Hamill for more details. The German Exchange Year 12 Students should have brought letters home this week As you are aware, students will take school with information about the return leg of the German examinations in those subjects where they have not taken the AS. These will take place between Exchange. There will be a meeting for parents and th th students on Tuesday 21st June in the coffee shop at Wednesday 15 and Friday 17 June. Students 6.30 pm. will only be required to come in for exams on those three days. The timetable is overleaf. The All-Through Trust Draw Students will not be able to continue with subjects in Year 13 if they do not continue to attend the Our PTA is selling draw tickets at all the major events lessons for the remainder of this term. Unless between now and the final performance of ‘Oliver’ at students are really certain that they will not th The Apex on Saturday 9 July. The money raised will continue any given subject next year, they pay for the Trust’s minibuses next year. Tickets are should therefore continue to attend the relevant available from reception. lessons. Year Group News Fixtures ‘The Accolade’ 06.06.16 The May edition has been sent home today and posted U14 boys’ cricket v Castle Manor (a) in full colour as usual on our website. 07.06.16 U15 boys’ tennis v Stowmarket U15 girls’ tennis v Half Term Culford & King Edward VI at Culford 08.06.16 School finished for half term today. Years 9, 10, Western Area Athletics at Bury St Edmunds track 11 and 12 return on Monday 6th June with the 09.06.16 revised timetable for year 11 so that all lessons are in U15 boys’ A tennis v Culford & Debenham at Culford subjects still to be examined. The next edition of the U15 boys’ B & C tennis v King Edward VI (a) County Courier will be published on Friday 10th June. SCHOOL EXAMINATION WEEK (13-17 JUNE 2016) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Year 9 - am History Geography English Science P1-2 French Year 9 – RS Mathematics German pm P5-6 Spanish Year 10 – am English RS Option 2 Option 3 P1-2 Year 10 - Withdrawal pm Mathematics Science Option 1 Option 4 German P5-6 YEAR 12 INTERNAL EXAMS Block Subject Block Subject 2 Chemistry 1 Biology Wednesday Tu 5/6 Economics M 1/2 Physics 15 June W 1/2 English Language W 5/6 Psychology Th 3/4 English Literature F 3/4 4 Biology 3 Chemistry Thursday M 5/6 English Language M 3/4 History 16 June W 3/4 History Tu 1/2 Physics Th 1/2 Sociology F 5/6 5 English Literature Friday Tu 3/4 Psychology - - 17 June Th 5/6 Sociology F 1/2 .
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