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The Hemel Hempstead School Issue 1102 The Hemel Hempstead School Issue 1102 th 5 July 2019 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hhs.herts.sch.uk I am sure that I read somewhere once that schools are supposed to quieten down over the last few months of the summer term. I am not sure who wrote that, but clearly they had never worked in a vibrant, busy secondary school. This week has been a rollercoaster of emotions. On Wednesday night three girls and boys athletics teams achieved a phenomenal legacy. For the third year running, both teams are District Athletic Champions. Personal and District records tumbled and the new PE office desk is groaning under the weight of trophies and shields. It has been an incredibly successful year for the PE department and staff and students should be very, very proud of themselves. Also on Wednesday our Senior Chamber Choir attended the National Music for Youth Festival as one of only seven choirs from the whole country to have been selected from regional competitions. They performed last, in the stunning Birmingham Symphony Hall, and were simply beautiful. I cannot wait to hear them again for what, as many are Year 13, will be their last performance together in tonight's Summer Music concert. Thursday saw 217 nervous but excited new faces sat in the main hall for me to welcome them to their new secondary school, as it was our Year 6 into Year 7 transfer day. We have heard such good things about this year group from all the Primary Schools we have visited over the last three months and are incredibly excited to be welcoming these young people into our community. On Monday Junior Windband spent the day at Adeyfield Academy and Year 7 enjoyed Mathematics Puzzle Day. Year 12 Politics students were at Parliament and the Supreme Court on Tuesday. Wednesday saw a group of very talented Year 8 mathematicians taking part in the Motor Maths Challenge at Watford Grammar School and on Thursday a group of Year 9 students were on a careers visit to Smith Detection Laboratories. As if that wasn’t busy enough this Sunday we look forward to welcoming hundreds of you to our famous Summer Fair and Dog Show. Bigger this year than ever and at just £1.00 for entry this is a great day out with the forecast set for sunshine all day!! Thank you Neil Hassell Headteacher HEADTEACHERS CERTIFICATES For Exceptional Achievement Performing in Tales Untold and The Yarn Imran Ahmed 7N, Amelie Allen 9L, Lilah Burrows 8C, Ollie Bannon 8N, Amelie Davis 8C, Ella Bradley 9C, Grace Bradley 8C,Ella Deacon 9L, Chloe Evans 8L, Ella Cairns 10N, Brandon Eyles 8L, Samuel Dearman 7A, William Foley 7F, Grace Gower 9F, Stephanie Gallagher 7C, Farrah Harden 7A, Clara Gordon 8A, Freddie Harding 7A, Isla Hancock 8L, Aayla Haq 9C, Georgina Heron-Edmends 8C, Alfie Heale 8N, Ava Johns 8F, Justin Jones 8C, Aneeqa Khan 9C, Brynn Johns 7L, Olivia Maskell 9N, Stanley Kaleniuk 9A, Charlotte Masters 9F, Sunny Lacey 7F, Harry Miller 10F, Jessica Masters 7F, Phoebe Miller 7C, Imogen Melling 8N, Neola Mtore 9C, Daniel Mitchell 8F, Finley Pearson 7F, Fraser Mooney 7F, Theo Potton 7C, Euan Mowat 9A, Jack Raine 10P, Ellie Proctor 8N, Ruby Reeve 9L, Anjali Rayaprouli 8L, Kerrie Robins 9C, David Sliz 8P, Jasmine Smyth 9C, Abigail Small 8L, Timi Soladoye 9N, Jake Summers 8P, Tallulah Stafford 9N, Fay Wishart 9P, Tom Wiletts 8N, Charis Wilkes 8C, Sophie Williams 9C. Assisted by: Olly Dyer 12P, Jemimah Rose 12A, Josh Purdie 11F For Exceptional Achievement Long jump and 800m record breaker at District Athletics Brooke Evans 7F Club and County Pentathlon Gold Medals Brooke Evans 7F For Service to the School Community For displaying initiative and being pro-active in returning a mobile phone to a member of the public. Kayson Yazdanian 8C Outstanding Contribution to Hemel at War project Tom Albone 9N, Saira Babu Vinod 9P, Jack Ballard 9A, Archy Bertrand 9P, Ella Bradley 9C, Lauren Collis 9F, Alexa Corrigan 9A, Finley Crouch 9F, Ella Deacon 9L, Michael Downey 9A, Fraser Dyer 9P, Jack Harpley 9A, Aayla Haq 9C, Stanley Kaleniuk 9A, Joshua Lee 9F, Olivia Maskell 9N, Hrishi Panikkasseri 9N, Shaani Patel 9N, Lauren Rance 9C, Ruby Reeve 9L, Oliver Sharpling 9L, Teddy Smart 9P, Leah Van Vastenhoven 9F, Thomas White 9P For speaking superbly at Year 6-7 transition evening Phoebe Miller 7C Harry Rumble 7P Careers Information Year 10 students recently had the opportunity to take part in an employability skills session in school. Students worked in small groups with employers from local businesses who assisted them with CV writing and interview skills. This was organised with help from Connect Dacorum, a local charity which works to establish links between businesses and the community with both sides able to benefit by taking part in activities such as this. This was an interactive event with students receiving lots of helpful information and feedback directly from employers about things such as what they look for in a CV, covering letter and interview. We are very grateful to Connect Dacorum and all the employers for taking the time to support this valuable activity. Please see the link to the latest parent pack from Amazing Apprenticeships. This month it includes interview tips, how to find an LGBT+ inclusive employer, an interview with a Capgemini apprentice, staying well at work, how to find the right apprenticeship, and much more. Download for free now. https://amazingapprenticeships.com/resource/parents-pack-june-2019/ Miss S Bond Careers Coordinator SPORT RESULTS County League Final, Athletics Squad U14 Boys – 4th U16 Boys – 5th U16 Girls – 8th District Sports Year 7 Boys 1st Year 9 Boys 1st Overall Boys 1st Year 7 Girls 1st Year 9 Girls 2nd Overall Girls 1st st st st Year 8 Boys 1 Year 10 Boys 1 Overall 1 th st Year 8 Girls 4 Year 10 Girls 1 PE Faculty Dates for your Diary ***Gold Week*** 7th July – Summer Fair 11.00am – 3.30pm 8Th July – 5th August – Year 11 and 12 Cambodia Trip 8th July – Year 7 Prizegiving – 9.00am in the Hall 8th July – House Drama and Art 7.00pm – 9.00pm 9th July – Year 8 Prizegiving – 9.00am in the Hall 9th July – GCSE Geography pre field trip meeting 6.15pm in M9 9th July – Sports Awards Evening 7.00pm – 8.30pm in the Hall 10th July – Year 10 trip to Macbeth, Blenheim Palace, 8.40am – 3.30pm 10th July – Year 12 Mock Interviews 9.00am – 12.30pm in M9 10th July – Year 12 Speakers for Schools presentation 2.30pm – 3.30pm in M9 10th July – Year 9 Prizegiving – 9.00am in the Hall 11th July – Year 10 Prizegiving – 9.00am in the Hall 12th – 18th July – DofE Gold/Silver qualifying exhibitions 12th July – Fun Run 11.25am – 2.15pm 12th July – School finishes for students at 2.15pm 14th July – Year 9 Newlands Trip 14th – 17th July – Year 10 Trip 1 to Berlin 15th – 18th July – Year 10 Trip 2 to Berlin ***Blue Week*** 15th – 19th Activities Week for students not on residential trips 15th – 19th Year 12 Self Programme Days 15th – Year 10 visit to XC 15th – Year 8 Forms ACF visit to RAF Hendon 15th – Year 7 Work Shadow Day 15th – Year 7 (not Work Shadowing) Careers related activities with Miss Bond 16th – Year 8 Forms ACF Maths enterprise Day 16th – Year 8 Forms LNP visit to RAF Hendon 16th – Year 7 Forms LNP visit to Whipsnade Zoo 16th – Year 7 Forms ACF visit Natural History Museum 17th – Year 8 Forms LNP Maths Enterprise Day 17th – Year LNP visit to Natural History Museum 17th – Year 7 ACF visit to Whipsnade Zoo 18th – Years 7-10 It’s a Knock-Out/Picnic in the Park 9.45am – 2.00pm (on school grounds) 19th – Last day of term, term ends for student’s at 12.15pm The Newsletter is blue or gold to correspond with the blue or gold timetable of the following week. Gold Letters Flyers attached: Letter 210 - It’s a Knockout and Picnic • Summer Fair and Dog Show Letter 211 - New Year 12 September Arrangements • Gade Family Support Courses/Workshops • Gade Family Support Summer Holidays Activity Programme 2019 Summer Fair & Fun Dog Show – Sunday 7th July 2019 11am – 4pm Listed below are all the fabulous organisations that will be running stalls on the day. I am so grateful for all the interest that has been THIS shown. It should be a great day. SUNDAY Stalls Trade/Craft/Charity/Services Claire’s Toys Utility Warehouse Guided Dream Light Boxmoor Nutri-Fit Daddy’s Old Shirt Lincolnshire Greyhound Trust Magic Bobbin Barton Lodge Usborne Books Safehands Canine Massage Forever Livng Cuthbert & Company Crafts by Fran Boxmoor Trust Kids be Happy Flying Start Tuition AVA’s Gifts Briony’s Hair and Make-up Lin’s Beauty Box Hands on Helath Boudoir Candles Boxmoor School PTA Bags and Bangles Southill School PTA Enchanted Forest Dacorum Scuba Castaway Cottage Mrs Facepainting Wendy’s Plants Domes & Dragons Moose Cannon Right at Home Past Time Picture Boxes Ameyzoo Partylite Candles St Johns Ambulance Food Stands School Stalls Nazy Healthy Diet Licenced Bar Hungry Wolf Cakes & Hot Drinks White Princess Ice Raffle Sweet One Tombola Kanans Kitchen Gift Stall Second-hand Books Year 7 Enterprise Stalls Year 7 Stall in the Dark Stall are subject to change Here is the entertainment you can expect to enjoy on the day. Miss Saxby and her team have kindly been putting the programme together for the stage events, while Miss Rayner and the rest of the Art Department are furiously creating the Art Exhibition.
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