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Bexhillbeacon TERM 1 2017 Bexhill The magazine keeping students, staff, parents and carers, and the widerBeacon community updated on events at Bexhill Academy. Year 7 Scholarship Students Callum Hunter Macmillan Coffee Appeal Morning Academy Sports Careers Update HOUSE Reports CHESS COMPETITION Bexhill Beacon 2 3 Bexhill Beacon s the first term came to an end we can certainly say that Scholarship Students Awe have made an excellent start to the new academic Congratulations to 25 students from Year 7 who were awarded Scholarship year. programmes to acknowledge their outstanding ability or talent across a wide range of subjects. Well done to you all. Students came back refreshed and keen to learn. As this Academic Scholars new year began we have experienced yet another great leap forward in the positive attitudes and behaviour demonstrated by our students. Our new Year 7s have made a really good start, all 304 of them! They are demonstrating that they understand the importance of engaging with their learning and are getting to grips with the daily routines of their new school day. We began the year with GCSE Information Evenings in both Year 10 and 11, and a Settling In Evening for our Year 7 parents. All of which were reasonably well attended, although we would like to see even more parents at these events . Working together in partnership was the focus of these evenings and ensuring that parents are aware of the Music Scholars Drama Scholars challenges that their children would face as this academic Heidi Brown - Principal year progresses. We are stressing the importance of developing students as ‘independent’ learners. Students need to adopt really good learning habits from Year 7 if they are to be able to achieve their full potential in the new style GCSEs they all face. We have also stressed the importance of doing homework and I would like to remind parents that we do have a homework club which operates Mondays to Thursdays from 2.50 – 4.30pm in the library to support students. Last Wednesday we held a very successful Open Evening and welcomed over 600 Art Scholars Sports Scholars people to this event. In addition we have also held Open Mornings where prospective parents had the opportunity to have a look around the school during the working day. As this term draws to a close I would like to remind parents that we have our first set of Mock Exams the week beginning 13 November involving both Yr11 and Yr10 students. Bexhill Beacon 4 5 Bexhill Beacon APPEAL FOR CALLUM HUNTER: In the afternoon a sponsored walk took place MUFTI DAY, SALE AND SPONSORED and students and staff alike participated and Macmillan Coffee WALK BLASTS THROUGH £3,000 completed the challenge, using a route planned On Friday, 29 September, as part of the TARGET RAISING £7,394 around the Academy fields. nationwide Macmillan Charity Coffee Morning students from Bexhill Academy When Callum Hunter, who It was wonderful to see the took part in an Academy wide “Bake Off”. is a student in Year 11 at Bexhill community working together and Each of the Academy’s five Houses sold Academy, recently suffered a the attitude of the students and cakes for the charity from stalls which spinal stroke students through support of staff and parents was weighed heavy under the incredible the Academy’s Student Council truly outstanding throughout. contributions made by students. Cakes expressed a desire to contribute and stands were judged by Principal Heidi to the cost of purchasing a When the final amounts collected Brown and Senior Vice Principal Vicky specialised sport wheelchair, were added up they came to an Norris-Wright of the Academy who praised which will enable him to continue amazing £7,394 with money over students for their fantastic efforts which to play basketball and participate the target amount being used to resulted in a total of £426 being raised in other sporting activities. pay for specialist physiotherapy. on the day. Congratulations are due to Imperial House for winning the prize for Many students joined in the Mufti day and enjoyed On Friday 29 September Callum was joined the best stall and Charlotte Canham re-cycling their toys and games at the stalls which by his parents at the Academy to collect the in Year 8 whose cake was chosen as the operated during break and lunchtime. Cakes were cheque (pictured below). Students’ efforts “Best in Show”. baked and bought and there was even a healthier were praised by Callum’s parents and by the Chess Competition Over the last few weeks students have been taking part in the Chess competition. The final was held between Elise Sage O7 and Jack eating stall with strawberries and popcorn, which Principal of the Academy, Heidi Brown, who Elliott H8. Elise eventually proved to be immensely popular. Students also stated “We are so proud of all our students, emerging the winner. donated their technology pieces to be sold; and who have really lived up to the Academy ‘Be the iPad and phone holders they had made were Remarkable’ ethos.” Congratulations Elise! appreciatively purchased by many. Bexhill Beacon 6 7 Bexhill Beacon House Cup Winners 2016/17: Imperial Academy Sports fter a great start to the year, Imperial house I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the Amanaged to progress throughout the year pupils in Imperial House, the form tutors of Imperial Results so far this season developing their lead in the `House Cup`. With some house, parents and other staff who have helped great results in various inter-house competitions, support Imperial to another successful year. RUGBY including Sports, Science, Bake off and Geography. YEAR 9 COUNTY CUP Further to this we had some great results in our Go Team Imperial! Attendance, Carrots, English and Maths challenges. Bexhill Academy 25 : 22 Beacon Academy Throughout the year many off the other Houses closed the gap between themselves and us, but after FOOTBALL a fantastic sports day, where we finished runners up, Year 8 Imperial managed to retain the House Cup. St Richards 0 : 4 Bexhill Academy Bexhill Academy 4 : 1 Hastings Academy Year 11 Bexhill Academy 3 : 2 Robertsbridge Bexhill Academy 4 : 3 Hastings Academy Rye College 1 : 3 Bexhill Academy Year 9 Rugby Bexhill Academy 25:22 Beacon Academy Chicken: The Reading Dog fter an exceptionally successful 2016-17 season, the Year 9 Boys’ Rugby team carried on from where they left off by securing a thrilling 25 - 22 victory over Beacon “When I first saw Chicken she made me A Academy in the first round of the County Cup. In an incredibly closely fought contest, smile and when I was down or annoyed she Bexhill Academy came out eventual winners through a dramatic late try scored by their helped me to get back to my normal self. flying winger, . Bexhill scored five tries in all and there were a number Sometimes things can seem hard but when Bailey Le Beau of standout performers on the day. A special mention must go to , who I see Chicken she is what made me how Ben Gower performed fantastically in his first game for the Academy. Bexhill now progress through happy I am. She has helped me a lot. She is to the next round of the County Cup, with the team working incredibly hard in training to a great idea for the school ” ensure they build upon their success from the previous season. Abby Link-Smith - Year 7 - Harvard Try scorers: Bailey Le Beau (3), Jack Doorey-Palmer, Joey Gander Bexhill Beacon 8 9 Bexhill Beacon Year 8 Football Bexhill Academy 4 – 3 Hastings Academy St Richards 0 – 4 Bexhill Academy Luke Brundle scored 4 goals as 10 man Bexhill Academy fought their way to a Bexhill Academy 4 – 1 Hastings Academy narrow victory against Hastings Academy. The game did not start well for Bexhill, as 2 relatively early goals put them on the back foot. Just before half time Bexhill The Year 8 Boys’ Football were given a lifeline when Brundle slotted under the advancing Hastings keeper. team (pictured right) are The game then flipped on its head after a tactical masterstroke moved Brundle from off to a great start this year, his central midfield position to a place alongside Luke Warner-Melbourn up currently top of their league. front. Within minutes Brundle had completed his hat trick and Bexhill had moved They have played some into a 3-2 lead. Unfortunately for the 10 men, Hastings hit back immediately when amazing football against a long looping cross found its way in to the goal via the centre forward. Bexhill some good competition. The were not done there though, and with minutes to spare Brundle cut in from the right boys have beaten St Richards and finished into the bottom corner to complete a stunning victory. Praise must be 4 - 0, and Hastings Academy given to the 10 boys who battled their hearts out and especially Kyle Betts who 4 - 1. Goals have come played in goal for the first time and made a number of crucial and game winning from Ellis Jackson (x3), interventions. Ben Hart (x2) and Logan Man of the Match: Kyle Betts and Luke Brundle. Copley (x2). Upcoming games include Rye College Rye College 1 – 3 Bexhill Academy and William Parker both in the league and Oriel High in Bexhill Academy took their winning and the Rye keeper make a succession the County Cup. home form on the road and, despite of fine saves to keep the score at 2-1. a few shaky moments, came out 3 Bexhill even had the opportunity to seal Well done boys! – 1 winners against a determined Rye the win from the penalty spot after Aaron College side.
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