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Riddlesworth Hall School Summer Term Calendar 2019 Term Dates Summer Term 2019 Term Begins: 29th April 2019 Half Term: 25th May 2019 – 2nd June 2019 Parents’ Day: Saturday 29th June 2019 End of Term: 5th July 2019, 12 Noon Autumn Term 2019 Term Begins: 4th September 2019 Half Term: 18th October 2019– 4th November 2019 Autumn Fair: 18th October 2019 – 19th October 2019 End of Term: 11th December 2019, 12 Noon Spring Term 2020 Term Begins: 8th January 2020 Additional Charges 0740am – 0800am, Breakfast Club (£6.20) 0800am – 0815am, Early Morning Care (£1) Contact the School Telephone: +44 (0) 1953 681246 1645pm – 1730pm, Late Pick PRE-PREP Only (£2.50 per 15 minutes) Email: [email protected] 1730pm – 1800pm, After School Care (£7.50) 1800pm – 2000pm, Supper Club (£12.35) Visit the School Riddlesworth Hall Preparatory School, Hall Lane, Diss, Norfolk, Riddlesworth Hall School IP22 2TA, Summer Term Calendar England. 2019 Week One HALF TERM: Saturday 25th May – Sunday 2nd June Wed 1st May Home clothes day for Aylwood. Week Five Week Eight Thurs 2nd May Langley Athletics, 11:00 – 17:00, Years rd th 5-8. Mon 3 June Pre-Prep Assembly. Mon 24 June Pre-Prep Grandparents’ Day. Years 3-8 Revision Week. Sun 5th May Boarders’ trip to Thorpeness Boating Senior – Years 6-7, Art Exhibition. 08:30 – 12:00 Pre-Reception – Year 2 th Lake. Tues 25 June Pupils VS Parents Cricket Evening at Transition Morning. Riddlesworth Hall, 17:00 – 19:00. 16:00 Years 1-2 Parents Transition th Week Two Wed 26 June U9/U11 Mixed Cricket VS Brookes Meeting. Cambridge, 14:30 (H). Tues 4th June Years 6-7 Cycle Proficiency Quiz and Mon 6th May BANK HOLIDAY – NO SCHOOL Pre-Prep Barnado’s Big Toddle. Grimm Reaper Presentations. th Tues 7th May Walking with the Wounded Assembly. Thurs 27 June Years 1-8 Cark Park Safety and Cycle Wed 5th June Years 1-2 Car Park Safety. Wed 8th May U13 Boys Cricket VS Brandeston, 14:00 Proficiency Award Certificates. U9/U10/U11 Mixed Cricket VS Glebe th (H). Fri 28 June Rehearsals for Parents’ Day. House, 14:00 (A). Fri 10th May Years 3-8 Pre-Bike Training. Pre-Prep Sports Day. Fri 7th June Bedford Athletics, 11:00, Years 6-7. th Sun 12th May Boarders’ trip to Thetford Forest. Sat 29 June Parents’ Day Speeches 11:00. Book Trust Pre-Prep PJ Day. Pupils’ Sports 14:00. Sun 9th June Boarders’ trip to Blofields Strawberry Sun 30th June Boarders’ trip to Wells Beach. Week Three Picking and Cinema. th Mon 13 May Year 5 (Group 1) Cycle Proficiency. Week Six Wed 15th May Pre-Prep Boiled Egg and Soldiers Charity Week Nine Breakfast and dress up day. Mon 10th June Senior Exams. Mon 1st July Years 4-8 Assembly on Wearing Seatbelts. U12 Boys Cricket VS Norwich School, Golf, 10:00 – 13:00, Years 1-4 Thetford Wed 3rd July U11/U13 Cricket VS Glebe House, 14:00 14:15 (A). Golf Club. (H). UEA Athletics, Years 3-6. Tues 11th June Brookes Cambridge Athletics, Years 3-6. th Fri 5th July 11:00 Closing Prayers. Thurs 16 May Years 3-4 (Group 1) Cycle Proficiency. Senior Exams. Years 3-8 Boiled Egg and Soldiers Wed 12th June Pre-Reception – Year 2 Trip to High charity Breakfast and dress up day. Lodge, Thetford. th Fri 17 May Years 3-4 (Group 2) Cycle Proficiency. Junior/Senior Exams. RHSA Friday Tea 15:30 – 17:00. Thurs 13th June Junior/Senior Exams. Years 5-7 Surf Trip to Cromer. th Fri 14 June END OF TERM 12 NOON th Lisa Cassidy Vocal Recital. Sun 19 May LAMDA Examinations in the JCR, 08:00 Pre-Prep Father’s Day Celebrations, – 14:30. 14:30. Boarders Cupcake Decorating Lesson. Junior/Senior Exams. St. Felix Athletics, Years 3-6. Week Four Sun 16th June Boarders’ Woodland Day – on site. Mon 20th May Years 6-7 Cycle Proficiency. Week Seven School Games Cricket, Mundford Cricket Club, 10:00 – 16:00, Years 5-6. Mon 17th June School Games Final. Years 1-2 Parents Evening, from 15:30. Tues 18th June Assembly Launch Entrepreneurship Years 3-8 Parents Evening, Surnames A- Challenge. E, from 16:00. Wed 19th June U13 Mixed Cricket VS Brookes Tues 21st May Pre-Reception and Reception Parents Cambridge, 14:15 (A). Evenings, from 15:30. Thurs 20th June Pre-Prep Sports morning with Years 3-8 Parents Evenings, Surnames Barnardiston. F-K, from 16:00. Pre-Prep Big Sleepover. Wed 22nd May School Games Cricket, Mundford Cricket Fri 21st June Year 5 (Group 2) Cycle Proficiency. Club, 10:00 – 14:00, Years 5-6. Staff VS Parents Golf Competition at Diss Pre-Reception and Reception Parents Golf Club, 17:00 start. Evenings, from 15:30. Sat 22nd June Antiques Fair Set up. Thurs 23rd May Years 6-8 Cycle Proficiency. Sun 23rd June 09:00 – 16:00, Grand Antiques Fair at Years 3-8 Parents Evening, Surnames K- Riddlesworth Hall School. Z, from 16:00. Boarders’ Trip to Wymondham – Scuba Fri 24th May Swimming Gala at Glebe House, Years Diving. 3-6. .
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