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Crown Life October 2019 Dear Parents/Carers and Guardians Annual Prize giving Awards, Stationers’ Hall Careering towards the half term break, it seems appropriate that I formally Achievements of students across all year groups were celebrated at our introduce myself. My name is Wayne Barnett, annual prize giving evening at The Stationers’ Hall on 7 October. a husband and a parent with twenty two years of educational experience. For the past four Students, together with their parents/carers, enjoyed a welcome reception years I have been the Principal of Mascalls with drinks and canapes before being called to take their seats for the Academy, in Paddock Wood, one of Kent’s formal awards ceremony. The winners were: highest performing non-selective schools. Prior to joining Mascalls and Leigh Academies Special Awards Winners Trust I worked in, and around, South London CCF Cadet Award Sword of Honour Jules (Year 13 leaver) for the Harris Federation, joining them when The James Wilkes Award Matthew (Year 11 leaver) The Academy Award Joshua (Year 13 leaver) the federation had just three schools and The Shea French-Gibbens Fortitude Award Lillie-Ann 8JHX departing when they had grown to thirty secondary and primary academies spanning the South and South East of London. Until recently, I lived in Blackheath, playing Rugby at Well Hall (now the home of Blackheath RFC) and could often be seen running around Eltham, Shooters Hill, Charlton and Kidbrooke as a member of the Sutcliffe Park Athletics Club. When I was approached to lead Stationers’ Crown Woods Academy by Simon Beamish, CEO of Leigh Academies Trust, I was delighted. Knowing, from past experience, the reputation of SCWA and its illustrious history I was excited by the prospect that, in the not so distant future, Stationers’ Crown Woods Academy can, once again, be an educational jewel in South MR ROBERT POOLEY MBE P RESENTING THE SWORD OF HONOUR MR. T. FENWICK MA STER , THE ST A TIONERS ’ CO mpa NY P RESENTING AW A RD TO JULES THE Jam ES WILKES AW A RD TO MA TTHEW East London. Yours Wayne Barnett, Principal STOP PRESS: Friday 15 November - non-uniform day for BBC Children In Need. Donate £1 and wear your own clothes to school. Join the student leadership team in MR. T. FENWICK MA STER , THE ST A TIONERS ’ CO mpa NY MR. T. FENWICK MA STER , THE ST A TIONERS ’ CO mpa NY A ND fundraising activities throughout the day. P RESENTING THE ST A TIONERS ’ CROWN WOODS AC A DE M Y TO MR A ND MRS FRENCH -GIBBENS P RESENTING THE SHE A FRENCH - JOSHU A GIBBENS FORTITUDE AW A RD TO MS LONG , HE A D OF DEL am ERE SCHOOL ON BEH A LF OF LILLIE -ANNE Ashdown School Winners for Academic Year 18/19 Sherwood School Winners for Academic Year 18/19 Year 7 Achievement Award Claudia 8JMI Year 7 Achievement Award Bryan 8PBE Year 8 Achievement Award Bradley 9ADN Year 8 Achievement Award Robert 9CJN Year 9 Achievement Award Lucy 10SON Year 9 Achievement Award Abanoob 10GLD Year10 Achievement Award Nicholas 11LWN Year 10 Achievement Award Aiden 11ENH Ashdown School Visual and Performing Art Lily 11LWN Sherwood School Visual and Performing Art David 8HPK Ashdown School Digital Media Award Holly 8JMI Sherwood School Digital Media Award Joseph (Year 11 leaver) Ashdown School Sports Award Alfie 12PMY Sherwood School Sports Award Sullivan 8LRO Ashdown School Award Momo (Year 11 leaver) Sherwood School Award Olivia 10GLD Ashdown School Highest GCSE Divine (Year 11 leaver) Sherwood School Highest GCSE Aisha (Year 11 leaver) Delamere School Winners for Academic Year 18/19 Symphony School Award Winner for Academic Year 18/19 Year 7 Achievement Award Teniola 8JHX Inclusion Award Nancy 10LWD Year 8 Achievement Award Anneli 9PGP Year 9 Achievement Award James 10SFH Arden Sixth Form Winners for Academic Year 18/19 Year 10 Achievement Award Alice 11HPM Year12 Achievement Award Selorm 13SMH Delamere School Visual and Performing Art Isobel 11OOD Arden Sixth Form Visual and Performing Art Daniela (Year 13 leaver) Delamere School Digital Media Award Lola 8JHX Arden Sixth Form Visual and Performing Art Samanta (Year 13 leaver) Delamere School Sports Award Katie (Year 11 leaver) Arden Sixth Form Sports Award Sophie (Year 13 leaver) Delamere School Award Katie 12DMN Arden Sixth Form Digital Media Award Liberty (Year 13 leaver) Delamere School Highest GCSE Matthew (Year 11 leaver) Arden Sixth Form Award Faridah (Year 13 leaver) Arden A Level Highest Joshua (Year 13 leaver) Arden Vocation Level 3 Highest Shannon (Year 13 leaver) Stationers’ Crown Woods Academy 145 Bexley Road, Eltham SE9 2PT www.scwa.org.uk • Respect • Inclusion • Family • Collaboration • Perseverance Academy News CCF News Jack Petchey Awards Evening The highpoint of this term so far has to be the award of the Sword of Oliver 8SWO, Olivia 8ACN, Maysie 9CJN, Matthew (Yr 11 leaver) Honour to Jules, who completed his sixth form and CCF career in the and Aiden 11ENH had a brilliant evening receiving their Jack summer. Petchey Awards at the Blackheath Halls. Mr Langford received the Jules was awarded the Sword of Honour, which was commissioned Teachers’ Award. Congratulations to all our winners! and presented by Mr Robert Pooley MBE, of Pooley Sword Limited, who are the official sword makers to the Royal Marines. Citation For Cadet Sergeant Jules “Stationers’ Company - SCWA CCF Outstanding Cadet 2019 Jules joined the Combined Cadet Force at its inception in February 2018, as part of an initial cadre of just 8 cadets. As a former cadet in the Army Cadet Force, Jules brought with him some basic knowledge and skills, particularly in field craft, which he was able to put to good effect in the cadre. He was the sole member of the cadre with any previous experience and it was at this point that it became abundantly clear that he had real leadership potential. In the time that has passed and indeed throughout his service in the contingent Jules has been a steadfast, loyal and inspirational member of the contingent, organising and delivering training as well as making his own progress through the Royal Marines cadet training syllabus. Jules had an impeccable record of attendance at weekly cadet meetings, which take place as a voluntary after school activity on Thursdays and has been fully supportive not only of CCF adult staff and supporters but also of less experienced cadets. In the contingent, Jules served as the Troop Sergeant, responsible to the CCF adult staff for all of the cadets in the Troop. Jules commanded the contingent parade on the occasion of the formal opening in September 2018, our annual Remembrance parades and led the contingent team in the national Pringle Trophy competition held at the Commando Training Centre at Lympstone in Devon, receiving a medal of commendation. He was also the senior cadet on the Summer Camp in July, leading our cadets on their first week long Royal Marines camp on Dartmoor. He has proved time and again to be a highly capable leader and instructor, teaching cadets the same subjects and skills he himself learnt only a few months previously. Jules has gone way beyond the minimum expected of a cadet, with a pro-active can-do attitude and clear leadership potential and is duly awarded the Stationers’ Sword of Honour for 2019.” Recruitment this term has been particularly positive, with a large number of Year 10 students joining who are now fully involved with their Term 1 syllabus training, so watch this space in a couple of years for a future winner of the Sword of Honour! Academy News Academy News Camps International Costa Rica 2019 roles of wildlife and we managed to see many species of Costa Rican A report by Lauren 13CSH animals, including toucans, jaguars and spider monkeys. In the summer myself (Lauren), Thomas, Natasha, George, Tom, Jack Once we had completed Papagayo, we went to our final destination and Mr Langford went to Costa Rica from 25 July to 21 August. It was which was Camp Cano Negro. This is where we spent our final week organised by Camps International and we went to four camps located in the country. The project work we participated in was building around the country: Terraba, Osa, Papagayo and Caño Negro. beehives and constructing and painting benches (and trees). It was hard work during the day but it was all very rewarding and the activities In the first camp, Terraba, we were welcomed with a traditional dance in the evening such as the campfire, volley ball and the games of splat by the children of the community. For the project work we helped were a very well deserved break. with brick laying for a new building and improving sanitation. On one of the final evening we were joined by a traditional dancer and We gained many skills such as how to be good leaders, work well band who played and danced for us. We all managed to join in with both in teams and also learnt some extra Spanish with the locals. As it was a really good way of learning about the culture as well as having well as this we got involved with Terraba’s culture and traditions by fun. making tortillas. One of the women from the community joined us for a day and showed us how to make them. We had to separate all This trip was phenomenal. It taught us all so much about another of the individual pieces of corn and crush them with a big stone. It country and the skills we learnt we will take away with us forever.
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