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Dates for the Diary Dates for the diary Monday 4th November Start of term Thursday 7th November Year 11 Parents Consultation Dear Parent/Carer 4-7pm As always, term 1 has started at pace with As a reminder, please ensure that over so many events and activities being the holidays, uniform is replenished so th Monday 11 November undertaken across the year groups and that students return with smart, correct Year 12/13 trip to subject areas. We have seen the Middle uniform. As the weather closes in, Parliament Years Programme begin year 2 with the please ensure that students are wearing robust shoes (not trainers) and have a Year 8 students and as always it is coat (not a hoodie). Uniform guidance th wonderful to see them engaging in learning Tuesday 12 November based around the IB profile. We recently is on our website should you need Post 16 Open Evening hosted a week long placement visit from a clarification. Whilst we are not expecting 5-8pm senior member of staff from Dartford terrible weather just yet, please begin to Grammar School for Boys who commented think about what plans could be put in on how wonderful it was to see the place if we were to have snowy Thursday 21st November independence of learning, the engagement conditions that would affect the Year 9 Parents of students and quiet settled nature of our opening/closure of the academy. Whilst Consultation community. I am always proud to hear this is a rare occurrence, the health & 4-7pm feedback about Longfield, but coming from safety of students and staff must always one of the best schools in Kent was certainly take priority when making such high praise indeed! decisions. Monday 16th December Pantomime I would like to thank parents for their support Over the holidays we have a number of 7-10pm with our behaviour charter that has intervention & support sessions for enabled students to see a clear stepped students to work on their GCSE coursework, so I would like to thank staff Tuesday 17th December approach to encouraging good behaviour but also understanding the in advance for giving up their holiday to Pantomime consequences of poor choices. It is so work alongside our students at this 7-10pm important that students see that the crucial point in their education. relationship between home and the Friday 20th December academy is strong and united so that Mrs A O’Donnell End of term together we can guide our young people through the complexities of growing up. Making mistakes is part of that maturity process and understanding the consequences of poor choices is important so thank you for your ongoing support with this. Attendance A reminder to any parents or carers of any children who are absent must notify the Academy before 9am by calling 01474 700700 and choosing: Option 1: Student absence. Please leave a message stating your child’s full name, year group, reason for absence, nature of illness and expected return date. You can also email: [email protected] or speak to the Attendance Team on 01474 700700 ext 511 or 510 Congratulations to Matisse college for winning the highest attendance in Term 1. Anderson 94.50% Galileo 95.19% Matisse 95.27% Anderson 100% Attenders Abrahams- Emily Hall Samuel Pain Oliver Bourke Callum Hall-Rogers Callum Pain Connor Armstrong Jenson Hammond Bo Parsons George Arnold Harrison Hammond James Pascoe Renee Balogova Nathan Harbour Harley Pease Matthew Barnes Luke Hards Jack Pepler Felicity Barrett Frankie Hills Preston Playford Amber Barton Ella Hinton Joshua Pooley Lily-May Baxter Tonyeli Hoedoafia Aimee Porter James Black Jimmy Hossack Annie Purl Alfie Boreham Billy Jarvis Iwan Quinn Kyran Burrows George Jarvis Bella Rabjohns Katie Butcher Harry Jenkins Harvey Read Emma Carr Tillie Jenner Jessica Reeve Kieran Carr Alfie Jenner Jacob Reeve Lucy Cella Arun Jhita William Reynolds Joseph Chappell Connor Jones Amber Robinson Jon-Henry Coake Maia Kapsalis Emily Robinson Elise Davenport Morgan King Charlie Rogers Matthew Denton Molly Lane Jay Rogers Arjun Dhaliwal Alara Latham Nancy Rose Finn Doherty-Winch Abbie Lawrence Luke Rose Samuel Donegan Iona Leadbetter Adam Sands Rose Donovan Bradley Lee Kelise Seal Lewis Down Zoe Lee Maya Sengupta George Dyett Lily Leighton Clarissa Shuck Olivia Dyett Jack Lelean Liam Skeiky Holly Easton Alfie Lewis Lily Sleath Summer Fairfax Jack Lishman Simon Smart Jake Fasham Abbey Lissenden Samuel Smith Lani Fielder-Dyer George Loveridge Trevordean Souten Scarlett Flooks Poppy Mackenzie Alfie Stilwell Mae Francis Alex Maltby Freya Thompson Charlotte Frazier Drew Maltby Andrew Titterrell Rubyann Friend Jasmine Manning Scarlet Truder Olivia Furniss Liam McAllen George Walker Nathan Gappa Elysia Michel-Sims Mia Wallace Daisy Gausden Amy Mills Max Whatley Rahim Gegbe Sarah Mills Emma Wilkinson Rihanna Gegbe Maisie Morgan Shannon Winter-Nolan Matthew George Kate Morgan Holly Woods William George Zara Murphy Heather Yeates Aharon Gilham Noah Noordally Thokozani Zulu Kieran Greenidge Connor O'Connor Ben Greenwood Sophiat Oladipupo Benjamin Guest Kaya Osman Matisse 100% Attenders Abbie Milham Faith Cooney Lilly Glazebrook Sophie Chandler Adam Panczak Fintan Champion Lily Smith Sydney Newman Adam Hoare Francesco Guselli Louie Steer Sydney Peters Aidan Riphagen Frankie Shaxted Lucia Tourmentin Harrison- Aiden Lee Fraser Patterson Lucy Whiteaker Tamarin Dutfield Aiden Down Freddie Ward Lydia-Marie Boswell Taylor Moore Alana Flannery Freya Wemyss Lyla-Rose Openshaw Taylor Orsmond Alex Reynolds Garen Anighoro Madison Kitcher Tia Hamilton Alfie Prior Grace Chapman Mahi Patel Tia Wemyss Alfie Bigg Grace Slorance Matthew Carr Toby Hawkings Alfie Guselli Grace Hardy Meadow Raybould Tommie Russell Amelia Taylor Hannah Lake Megan Wilkinson Tommy Buckley Amy Hart Harrison Bonner Michael Whittam Troy Hutchings Archie Tee Harry Mordue Micky Ferguson William Garland Athena Coundon Harry Shaw Millie Kent Xander New Ava Bain-Willson Harvey-Lee Covill Millie Digby Zak Drayson Ava May Bigwood Hayden Crossley-Ford Molly Hanson Ayse Sesli Holly Hazell Neve Bradley Barinderpal Dhoul Imogen Smith Nicholas Greenfield Beth Woods Isla Brown Nicole Relf Bethany Ling Izabel Constant Nicole Whetnall Brendan Martin Jack Broughton Noah Stuart Brooke McMinn Jack Hardy Oliver Shaw Caitlin Ottley Jack Relf Oliver Wiszk Callum Thomas Jack Knowlson Owen Page Cameron Jeffrey Jake Munday Owen Shooter Carlton Barry James O'Brien Patrick Aiby Chay Henry-Rainbow James Smith Poppy Jolin Chloe Chumley Jay Redding Rachel Sachdeva Chloe Shrubb Jem Coundon Reece Abson Connor Magee Jibreel Onafeko Reece Furlong Daisy Glazebrook Joe Shrubb Riley Hodder Daniel Howlett Kaileah Gilham-Chester Riley Harman Daniel Leigh Karlee Britchfield Riley Willson Demi Kirkman Katie Waterman Ronnie Hanson Dylan Catley Katie Tooze Ruby Farrier Ella Hazell Katie Hart Ryan Samuels Ella Buckley Kerys Baker Mackway- Ellie Donegan Kian Eyers Ryan Jones Ellis Long Kye Finch Ryan Ferris Emily Morgan Laura Whiteaker Sa'iyd Mulla Erik Grubliauskas Lennie Fuller Sam Najafi Nejad Erin Hoare Lennon Openshaw Samuel Taylor Esmee Stanley Leya-Skye Irwin Scarlett Smith Ethan Jarrett Libby Shaxted Sehmeem Rahman Euan Jeffrey Lillian Lee Selina Page Sidney Shaxted Galileo 100% Attenders Aaron Whittaker Elyssia Humble Kit Watson Abigail Hambleton Emanuel Albertelli Lacie Hutton Aiden Lawrence Emily Warren Lauren Carpenter Aimee Winter Erin Boutsiavaras Lewis Lovelock Akili Watts Ethan Walker Lexie Errington Alexander Evans Evie Foster Lianne Hoang Alexandra Lewis Fanshu Wei Lilli Townshend Alfie Morgan Frankie Baughen Lily-Mai Harrington Alfie Perry Freddie Gibson-Priest Louis Holmes Amber Baldock Garis Laurinaitis Lucas Savill Amber Monks Grace Clark Lucie Hemsley Amy Burnside Hannah Harris Maddy Spooner Andrew Wyld Hannah Eason Marshall Collinson Anna Ramus Harry Fitzpatrick Matthew Dawe Austen Baker Hayden Aristide Miyah Page Bailey McKenna Henry Spencer Molly Sargeson Benjamin Funnell Hiyab Simon Niamh French Billy Lee Hollie Green Olivia Funnell Bradley Candelin Hollie Pendrigh Oscar Meek Brandon Bishop Hollie-Ann Legg Poppy Hanson Brandon Button Holly Mason Rachel Newton Caitlin White Isaac Harris Rebecca Simon Caitlin Dimmock Isabelle Castleton Riaz Lokat Caitlin Stanford Jack Grassby Ritchie Locock Callum Foster Jack King Rosie Chivers Callum Porter Jack Hinchey Ruby Valentine Casey Granados Jake Maher Ryan Brightwell Charlie Fitzgerald James Lowery Ryan Dennis Charlie Flewin James Wood Samuel Dacey Charlie Green Jamie Law Shania Durling Charlotte Mann Jess Lye Sophie Prime Christopher Sharpe Jessica French Stephen Hanley Conor Banks Jessica Boxall Summer Gill Cristina Pomar-Dossantos John Durling Tanaka Chinhoi Damien Russell Jonny Harris Tara Wheatley Daniel Brett Joseph Watson Teddy Baughen Daniel Wheeler-Doyle Joseph Ogbomo Vibishan Pakeerathan Danny McDonnell Joshua Dowding William Wood Darah Berlinck-Gaya Joshua Gorton William Toomey Dario Dellfino Josie Stanford Zach Fitzgerald Dylan Savill Keira Johnson Zak Temple Dyllan Juby Kianna Hasanpapaj Zara Taylor Eevy Parker Kiara Cribb Ellie Aldridge Kiera Norton Eloise Simmons Kirsty Granados Donation to Longfield Academy Sports leaders are becoming an important part of Academy life; going out into the local community and helping with sporting events like primary sports days and beach volleyball tournaments. In order to look the part, the PE department decided to secure some sponsorship to buy some new Sports Leaders t-shirts. Not only would these help our leaders stand out at events, it would also give them the pride and responsibility
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