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Congratulations Richard Lander Racing! 2Nd at the International RICHARD LANDER SCHOOL WEEKLY BULLETIN 13th October 2015 Congratulations Richard Lander Racing! 2nd at the International Greenpower Finals!! More Greenpower success on pages 7 & 8 RICHARD LANDER SCHOOL WEEKLY WEEKLY BULLETIN BULLETIN : 17th: 13th May October 2013 2015 2 2 Important Dates for your HALF TERM BREAK THURSDAY 19TH Diary Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Rugby Fixture NOVEMBER vs Mullion (away) Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Netball OCTOBER MONDAY 2ND 7:30—9:30pm - Truro College Fixture vs Heslton (away) Watch out for Big Draw events in Open Evening WEDNESDAY 25TH the Art Department. For more TUESDAY 3RD Governors Meeting—Policy information please see Mr Rose Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Netball TUESDAY 26TH FRIDAY 9TH - SUNDAY 11TH Fixture vs Camborne (away) 7—9pm - Year 12 Presentation International Greenpower finals at WEDNESDAY 18TH Evening Rockingham Speedway Peninsula Partnership Cross- Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Netball MONDAY 12TH Country at Redruth School Fixture vs Redruth (away) Year 6 Maths Master Class THURSDAY 5TH FRIDAY 27TH TUESDAY 13TH Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Rugby Fixture Gifted and Talented Catering/Food Year 10 GCSE Art trip vs Penryn College (away) trip to the Good Food Show at the Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Rugby Fixture U14 Hockey Tournament at NEC, Birmingham vs Falmouth (away) Richard Lander School Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Netball THURSDAY 5TH - TUESDAY 16TH DECEMBER Fixture vs Penair (away) Pearl of Africa Choir in Cornwall THURSDAY 3RD WEDNESDAY 18TH MONDAY 9TH Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Netball Year 8 Hockey Festival at Penair Pearl of Africa Choir Workshop Fixture vs Mullion (home) School (daytime) and Concert (evening) FRIDAY 4TH FRIDAY 16TH TUESDAY 10TH INSET DAY - No students in school The Lord Speaker's Peers in Year 7 Hockey Festival at Pool Year 11—Creative Arts trip to Schools Visit Academy London Year 11 - Truro College Assembly WEDNESDAY 11TH TUESDAY 8TH Year 7 - Gideons Assembly Governors Meeting—Personnel Young Chef Competition - Regional MONDAY 19TH THURSDAY 12TH Final Year 6 Maths Master Class Young Chef Competition WEDNESDAY 9TH WEDNESDAY 21ST / THURSDAY Year 10 Parents - GCSE English/ Governors Meeting—Termly 22ND Maths induction evening FRIDAY 11TH Year 9 - Drama - Primaries Fire Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Netball 4—7pm - Christmas Craft Fair- Safety Tour Fixture vs Pool (home) School Hall. Lander for Uganda WEDNESDAY 21ST Years 7B,8,9,10 & 11 Rugby fundraiser Year 11 Drama trip to Lord of the Fixture vs Redruth (away) MONDAY 14TH Flies at H4C FRIDAY 13TH Year 7—Francovision Governors Meeting—Finance and Non School Uniform for Children in MONDAY 14TH - THURSDAY 17TH General Need - £1 donation please History Battlefields visit to THURSDAY 22ND Year 7 West Cornwall Rugby Messires/Somme 6—7:30pm Year 7 Parents - Festival at RLS FRIDAY 18TH Cheese & Wine—An informal SATURDAY 14TH Non School Uniform for Ugandan evening, an opportunity to meet U14 Netball Tournament at Partner Schools - Last day of term. your child’s tutor and teachers. Newquay MONDAY 19TH DECEMBER - Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Rugby Fixture TUESDAY 17TH FRIDAY 2ND JANUARY vs Penair (home) Years 7,8,9,10 & 11 Rugby Fixture Christmas Break U16 Hockey Tournament at vs Newquay Tretherras (home) Richard Lander School Y7B Netball Festival, Y8B Netball FRIDAY 23RD JANUARY Festival at Redruth School INSET DAY - No students in school MONDAY 4TH JANUARY 2016 WEDNESDAY 18TH MONDAY 26TH OCTOBER - First day of Spring Term Careers Fair in the School Hall FRIDAY 30TH OCTOBER RICHARD LANDER SCHOOL WEEKLY WEEKLY BULLETIN BULLETIN : 17th: 13th May October 2013 2015 3 3 This year Richard Lander School is taking part in a world drawing festival. Throughout October there are a series of Big Draw activities planned. The activities will be at lunchtimes in a variety of places. Long drawings, chalk drawings, portraits, collaborative work and drawing will take place. All students from all years along with all staff are encouraged to take part. Keep your eye on moodle and your ear on the tanoy! http://www.thebigdraw.org/ RICHARD LANDER SCHOOL WEEKLY WEEKLY BULLETIN BULLETIN : 17th: 13th May October 2013 2015 4 4 Combined Truro Schools Art Project. ow running for over a N decade, the Combined Truro Schools Art Project is an annual event giving students the chance to exhibit their work in a public gallery. Each year students have the opportunity to work with established artists, as well as their own teachers, to produce work responding to a specific brief. This displayed in the past takes a good Neya Sabetian added, year’s topic has given the students deal of time to produce. To start ‘It was an amazing and very the opportunity to look back this process the students from 6 creative experience, I loved through the myths, legends and schools around Truro have had the drawing the animations and then history that have shaped our view chance to attend workshops to seeing it all come to life.’ of the physical, and imagined, learn about the art of automaton Cornish landscape. making, at Falmouth Art Gallery, These films and models will and the process of stop frame premier early in 2016 but in the The exhibition opens in March animation, at Truro School. lead up to this further workshops 2016 at The Lander Gallery, Truro. are in the planning to ever expand This may still seem some time Obie Collinson King had the chance the range of opportunities for our away but the quality of work to attend the animation workshop students. In the coming months we and clearly enjoyed his experience; hope to take another group of ‘It was a fantastic day and was a students to Cape Cornwall to challenge for all of us. Our movie photograph the dramatic was called, ‘The Beast of Bodmin’. landscape there and continue their It was amazing to see our film and automaton work in school. drawings turn into a movie and we were all really pleased with the Mr A Conrad result.’ Art Photography Teacher Year 7 Art Trips to St Ives enough to experience the mine and were able to get a sense of and Geevor Mine what it is like being underground. In St Ives students were able to see Barbara Hepworth’s amazing T he Year 7 Art trips last week sculptures and see her workshop. were a great success with all of It was great to see so many Year 7 having the opportunity to go students sketching and drawing in St Ives of Geevor tin mines for the the garden. They were also lucky day. At Geevor they were lucky enough to see a range of art work RICHARD LANDER SCHOOL WEEKLY WEEKLY BULLETIN BULLETIN : 17th: 13th May October 2013 2015 5 5 on display at the Tate including St Ives Art Trip 2015 some work by Bridget Riley, the famous Op artist . They were We arrived at St Ives about 10:30 fantastic days out and the students after traveling on a coach. The first gained a great deal from the place we visited was the Barbara experience. There are student Hepworth museum. We saw reports on each trip below. sculptures and learnt about a very Ms N Dalby talented lady called Barbara Head of Art Hepworth. When we were there we looked around her garden and house and then we drew some of the sculptures. After that we walked to the Tate gallery and explored the art on display . We saw some modern art. It was very authentic and colourful. Whilst there we answered some questions about some of the art on display and drew some of the paintings. I liked the big stained glass window that you see as you go inside the gallery. After that we left the Tate and went to the seafront and we drew the great views. We could see the boats in the harbour and the Geevor Art Trip 2015 houses around. It was a good day and I learnt a lot about art. After a long journey we arrived at Leo Summers Geevor with great views of the sea. Year 7 As soon as we got there we started to do rough sketches of things around us. We then had a tour in a building with big metal structures and shaking tables. After that, our groups were split and half of us went down into the tin mine and the other half did some panning. Being underground was really fun even though it was a narrow tunnel. When we came out we swapped and we then did some more sketches and we then set off home after a great day. Lily Burton Year 7 RICHARD LANDER SCHOOL WEEKLY WEEKLY BULLETIN BULLETIN : 17th: 13th May October 2013 2015 6 6 6 downside that technology is leading to people spending less time outside enjoying nature. They came up with an app which allowed people to connect through common interests and meet up in public places. They spent a long time considering the safeguarding aspect of such an app and found some innovative solutions. Their presentation was professional and Year 10 Computing Girls Cornwall and attended Cornish sold their idea well and, although taste the benefits of a schools, has travelled the world they didn’t win the competition, all enjoying a highly successful career agreed that it had been a really career in IT in IT and has now returned to interesting and challenging day share her love for her subject and out. At the beginning of term ten Year the job opportunities it offers. 10 Computing students travelled to the Eden Project for a Digigirlz Both Kate Hughes and Michele event.
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