Ark William Parker newsletter MARCH 2017 : ISSUE 19

Premier league footballer returns to school

Eucharist In this issue Sporting successes Duke of Edinburgh award The Bishop of Lewes Health grant A Groovy show! Enrichment Jerwood Gallery Student work Artist of the month End of term events and more... Aspire . Achieve . Suc - Welcome

Dear Parents, carers and friends within our community. I am delighted to be writing to you at the end of a very busy and exciting term at William Parker where you are about to experience the successes and achievements of our pupils both in and outside the classroom. As you will see and read, we have welcomed a number of visitors, participated in a variety of workshops and represented the academy, all in order Bishop Richard of Lewes to give our pupils a wide variety of experiences that will support them in becoming well rounded citizens leads Easter Eucharist where they can make positive contributions to their communities. Some of these events were participating On the 29th March, we welcomed Bishop Richard of Lewes to lead the in training in order to prepare and revise for exams, Easter Eucharist at our academy. The Eucharist took place in the main attending alternative sports workshops at Brighton hall for years 7 and 8 during period 1 and years 9 and 10 during period University, representing the academy in a sporting 2. We also welcomed a number of the academy governors to the fixture, signing up for the Duke of Edinburgh award, Eucharist. This was the first formal Eucharist worship in the school in participating in the Eucharist assembly and many the last two years. many more! Previously, Eucharist has been an informal and smaller affair in the I am incredibly proud of the achievements of the boys school Chapel. However, as we near the Academy’s 400th anniversary during this past term, both academically and the decision has been taken to develop Eucharist in a larger capacity pastorally. They have demonstrated on several than before. occasions that they are respectful, hardworking and Rev. Luke Dean, incumbent chaplain, invited the Bishop to lead the resilient young men, and more recently this has been worship and opened an invitation for him to observe the academy in its commented on by visitors to the academy. The Parker teaching and learning. Manners are being owned by the pupils and they are At the start of each service, student John Zachariah led the procession demonstrating the importance of them as they carry into the hall. During the services, Milo Moody and Sam Tomlin shared themselves around the site. reading the gospel and reading the intercessions. All students were During the year we have focussed on improving our given the opportunity to take bread and (non-alcoholic) wine or receive independent advice and guidance for all of our pupils. a blessing from the Bishop; they also shook hands as a sign of peace. A This involved individual pupil and parent meetings special mention goes to sixth form student Yafet Okubet for his expert with Years 8 and 9 in order to support the boys with piano playing as students entered the hall. making their option choices, inviting in a host of external companies, trades and services in to develop aspiration and give advice and guidance about future recruitment and university places. The response from pupils has been excellent and the plans for the rest of the year are also exciting. We really enjoyed hosting Eucharist with the Bishop of Lewes. Years 7-10 were invited to take part in the service, which they took very seriously. The pictures demonstrate our boys either receiving a blessing or communion. It gave us time to reflect on the values that we hold dear as individuals and as an academy. We have been very busy preparing our boys and Year 13 pupils for their impending Public Examinations and the pupils have been amazing, showing great perseverance in order to make the strides in order to get the results that they so deserve in the Summer. I am sure that you will join me in wishing them the very best of luck for a good set of papers and questions. Our Summer academy term starts on Tuesday 18th April at the normal time. I wish you all a restful and peaceful break with enjoyable times with your family. Stephanie Newman Acting Principal

Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Premier League player inspires our students

Students at Ark William Parker Academy were thrilled when Premier League footballer and AFC Bournemouth star defender, Steve Cook, paid a surprise visit to the academy. Steve, a former Ark William Parker to playing against Liverpool in the League and inspired by Steve’s visit. They asked student, has been paying particular interest Cup. He talked about being on loan at him many questions, ranging from his in the Year 8 football team who reached several non-league clubs before being favourite pitch to play on to the best player the last 16 in this year’s ESFA National Cup. signed by Bournemouth and going on the he has ever come up against. They were Steve relived his memories of his very own journey through the leagues before particularly intrigued about his school National Cup winning memories from 2004. securing a premier league position. Steve football memories. He spoke to students from the sixth form spoke clearly about the ‘Perseverance’ he Steve said “It was fantastic coming back to Football Academy, the Year 8 football team had to show and the ‘Faith’ in his own school, seeing the boys and some of the old and Year 10 GCSE and BTEC students about ability to ultimately ‘Achieve’ what he has - staff. I had great memories of being at his own journey from nearly missing out on three key words from the schools ethos. Parker and I wish the current Year 8 team a scholarship at Brighton and Hove Albion, The Year 8 boys were particularly excited every bit of luck in the National Cup.” U13 team reach final 16 in the ESFA National Cup

At the beginning of January, Ark William Parker’s U13 football team won through to the final 16 in the English Schools National Cup after beating George Abbot School in Guildford. The team played in the next round on 25th January and showed great perseverance in pursuit of a place in the final 8. The Year 8 team fought hard against strong opposition from All Hallow's Catholic School, Farnham but their search for a place in the Quarter Final of the National Cup ultimately ended in a 1-0 defeat in extra time. The first half was an even contest with both sides having strong penalty claims. Parker captain Benn Ward had the best of Parkers William Parker took the previous game to chances, drawing the All Hallows keeper penalties and the game was heading for a into a fine save from a free kick. All Hallows similar ending, however, the impressive All had a lively forward line and man of the Hallows striker managed to find the net match Jamal Palmer, alongside Harvey with a cross-come-shot with only three Mapstone, marshalled the defence well to minutes of extra time remaining. keep the All Hallows chance to a minimum. Spencer Winters and Freddie Legg also Coach Jimmy Elford said, “The Parker boys defended well against quick and skilful can hold their heads high and be proud of wingers. their achievements; they reached the last sixteen of a competition with over 700 The second half followed a similar pattern schools entered. The school and its staff are of play. All Hallows putting the Parker certainly proud of them.” defence under more scrutiny and just when they thought they had broken the deadlock visit our website for more Cody Craddock was on hand to produce a fine save to tip the ball onto the crossbar news and photos when a certain goal seemed inevitable. www.arkwilliamparker.org Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Year 8 Basketball win Ark William Parker hosted the Year 8 B League Basketball tournament with Academy, Bexhill Academy and in attendance. Our team started off drawing a close game against Bexhill Academy with overtime not being able to separate the teams. Victory against a more physically developed 8-4 and Boys boldly support the annual against Rye College 18-0 ensured that we won the tournament. International Women’s Day Squad - Lewis Walker, Jamal Palmer, On 8th March, Year 8 students showed Ms Grimmer Head of Year 8 said, Harvey Mapstone, Reece Harrison, Eric support for International Women’s Day “International Women’s Day is a chance for Baily, Leon Harrison and Adam Thomas which celebrates the social, economic, us to connect women’s struggles in the UK cultural and political achievements of and across the world. It is vital that we Year 9 Basketball women. encourage boys and men to stand in During their assembly the boys heard how solidarity with women and girls to highlight AWPA travelled to Claverham to take so many women and girls across the world inequalities faced by females nationally and part in the Year 9 B League Basketball are still unable to reach their full potential; globally. Here at Ark William Parker it is tournament to take on Claverham, how they lack access to a proper education, imperative that our boys are made aware Robertsbridge and Bexhill Academy. family planning facilities, safe homes and of and encouraged to support such Despite a slow start the boys career opportunities. The students showed movements, helping them to develop into performance grew with each game but a real understanding of issues that prevent well informed young men with respect and unfortunately were unable to gain gender equality. Promotion for the event compassion for others. Gender equality will victory in any of the games. and support is needed until every female benefit males as well as females and the Squad - Oli Cook, Sasha Akramovich, has these things and more. idea that unity is a powerful tool for change Harry Cote, Tyrone Guy, Freddie is as true now as it has ever been.” Many students were also keen to sign the Edwards, Kian Epps, Reece Freeman, pledge on the White Ribbon campaign Year 8 students pictured above with Jamie Nolan and Josh Sigva website which promises to speak up and #BeboldForChange selfie cards from the stand against violence towards women. campaign.

MADE training New Homework Club In January, our sixth form students Our new after school homework club were given the opportunity to attend a has got off to a good start. MADE training event. MADE develop The club takes place in the Library from independent and motivated learners 3.15 until 4pm on Monday, Tuesday through interactive and engaging skills- Thursday and Friday. based workshops. This is a great opportunity for students The aim of the workshop was to who need extra help with their empower our students to go further in homework or just want to do their education and in life, by giving them a homework in a quiet place… toolbox of thinking strategies that build If that’s you then the Homework Club is confidence, increase competence and the place for you. improve results. Come one come all… Students found the workshop very inspiring; they were encouraged to think about how they could use these techniques in school work and life outside school; they realised that they can do anything if they put their minds to it. Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Year 7 Rugby - A respectable 3rd place

The Year 7 rugby team finished off with a respectable third place finish at the sevens tournament at St Richards Catholic College on Wednesday 22nd March. This was the boys first outing as a team at Ark Team show great perseverance, William Parker and perhaps this showed as they lost their opening faith and respect as they reach game against eventual tournament winners and hosts St Richards. semi finals of the County Shield However, Parker won their next group match against St Leonards The Ark William Parker football team have been level but again the hosts broke Academy to move into the semi-final showed great perseverance, faith and away and scored a second. thanks to a much improved respect when they achieved a place in the After going behind, Parker pulled a goal back semi-finals of the County Shield. The Year 10 performance that included a good through Finley Page. This now provided a blend of strong running and skilful team won 3-2 against Oriel High in Crawley . real sense of perseverance in the team and offloading. They met Claverham After waiting 30 minutes, due to the council they had a belief that they could win. After not marking out the correct lines, the game sustained pressure Jaden Gerrish then Community College but were well eventually got under way. The Parker team equalised and sent the game into extra time. beaten. However, Parker did get a late consolation try to show what had a few chances to score but so did Oriel Another team talk and they were motivated High and it was the hosts who took the lead to get the winner which Finlay Page scored. they were capable of. towards the end of the half. Parker still had Parker then really started to play with The boys then met Bexhill Academy real hope that they could win; they didn't confidence and could have scored more but to play for third position with the let their heads drop and continued to eventually settled for a 3-2 win to move game finishing 4 tries each in an end create chances. into the semi finals of the County Shield. to end game. This left Parker joint After their team talk at half time, Parker Coach Mr Morris said, “The Year 10 football third overall, a fantastic achievement showed a great amount of team spirit by team were an absolute credit to the school considering it was their first taste of creating their own huddle to gee today both on and off the pitch. They rugby in an Ark William Parker jersey. themselves up. This clearly showed in the encompassed all of our core values as a way they played in the second half when Coach Mr Martellini said, “It was school and fully deserved the win.” they came out really fired up; they could fantastic to see the boys enjoying themselves playing rugby with smiles on their faces and improving 2nd place in Rugby throughout the afternoon. Hopefully there will be a lot more to come from tournament these players in the future.” Our Year 9 team finished second overall in a seven a side rugby tournament with seven other local schools. The Parker side had had little preparation and no experience playing together as it was their first outing as a team. However, this did not stop them from eventually reaching the final of the competition after beating with the team’s performance. The boys have Hastings Academy, hosts St Leonards shown faith, perseverance, respect and Academy and Claverham Community College. achievement in abundance to get so far.” Parker played a strong Bexhill Academy side in the final and finished second overall. visit our website for the full report Coach Mr Martellini said “I’m really pleased www.arkwilliamparker.org Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement DofE Training Phase - Navigation

The expedition is the time that students get accurate to ensure safety and confidence in A story by Year 8 to put all their Duke of Edinburgh training their navigation ability. student - Alfie Wood into practice. A key element to success is This task is the first of many where obviously not getting lost. Students spend a teamwork and collaboration come to the As the darkness of the clouds crept number of sessions learning about forefront. Each member of the team must over the horizon, the frightening fist navigation from using six figure grid contribute to both the planning and the on of fear gripped our crewmen. All of a references, bearings, pacing and route the ground navigation so there is no sudden, our fragile boat was being planning. opportunity for sitting back and being a thrown around by the cruel sea, With students divided into their teams of passenger. which had seized us in its briny grip, six or seven they are given a starting grid With no GPS or in car satellite navigation to reference, a lunch grid reference and a help them they are fully responsible for the tossing us from side to side. finishing grid reference, from this they must success of their expedition. The time spent While the waves galloped towards us, plot their routes and produce a route card. planning will show on the day. our helpless boat screamed for help! Each day has to have a separate route card As the tempest grew, the fist of fear with the students having to walk for six tightened its grip. Our crewmen hours; this is one of the most challenging panicked, fearful about what was tasks given to them. They must take into going to happen. account speed of walking with heavy rucksacks on, gradients, terrain, distance of Suddenly, the galloping waves began legs and change over times and time for to grow, thundering towards us at an planned stops to carry out their projects. incredible rate. These waves were All timings and distances have to be doubling their size every second. Soon these waves are going to swallow us whole. This is not how I Relationships and well wanted to go down, staring into the being - PSHRE Day mouth of a terrifying wave….. A variety of events took place on PSHRE day: Year 7 students received training in basic first ` aid so that they are aware of what to do if University someone was unconscious, choking or had a burn that needed treatment. Masterclasses Year 8 students explored issues around well- being linked to family issues or friendship In March, Year 10, 11 and 12 scholars concerns. participated in the Brighton University masterclasses. Year 9 had sessions linked to choices and how to make the right decisions without influence They spent the day with the from peers. university’s students; they took part Year 10 had workshops linked to careers from in workshops about university life, apprenticeships in Sussex and visits from the had lunch and sat in on lectures with health team at the Conquest hospital. the students to experience what a lecture would be like. Student voice students participated in a session on how to prepare to present a They had a real taste of university life. journalistic view of school life. Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Taster day gives Year 11s a chance to sample life at Ark 6th Form

On the 15th of March a number of Year 11 students from Ark William Parker, Ark Helenswood and a number of other Schools took part in a highly successful taster day. A significant number of students gained an insight into life as a sixth form student and the opportunities that Ark 6th Form can provide as a post- 16 provider.

Jerwood Gallery

A group of year 8 and 9 students were invited to attend the current Keith Tyson exhibition at the Jerwood Gallery. They produced responses to the art work on show and used clay to create an installation that will be exhibited shortly. This is part of the Pearls of the Sea project run by the Jerwood Gallery. Our thanks go to local artist Olivia Bishop and the Jerwood Gallery.

Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement A great performance from our cricketers Year 8s demonstrated a variety of good cricket skills when they participated in the District Indoor 6s Awarded a ‘Healthy’ grant! competition at Horntye Park along with five other local schools. Ark William Parker is delighted to announce with drop down days for students to learn that the academy been awarded a £10,000 about healthy eating, diet and physical Throughout the competition the boys Health Improvement Grant by fitness. An allocation of the funds has also conducted themselves well, both on County Council. been agreed for staff training needs to and off the pitch. Ark William Parker This money has been secured in order to enhance the development of Personal ended the competition having won 3 promote health and well-being within the Social Health Education (PSHE). and lost 2 of their games; both of the academy. It will fund new equipment for The grant was awarded through the games that were lost were narrow the PE department to engage students in development of a health action plan by the defeats and went down to the last ball sporting activities, including the PSHRE coordinator, the PE department and of the match. introduction of American Football within food technology. Coach Mr Eldridge said, “The boys the academy’s enrichment programme. PSHRE coordinator Collette Iglinski said, performed well both individually and New resources and interactive activities will “We are thrilled to have been awarded this collectively showing control and be purchased for the Food Technology grant. We recognise that health and discipline in all three areas; batting, department to help with promoting healthy wellbeing is central to the effective learning bowling and fielding, whilst displaying lifestyles. of our students; this grant will provide a great team spirit throughout the The fund will also support the development additional funds to address their health and competition.” of teaching and learning for Personal Social wellbeing priorities, enabling our students Team: Freddie Legg, Stuart Gray, Health and Religious Education (PSHRE) to achieve their full potential.” Henry Crowley, Reece Harrison, Eric Bailey and Frazer Redman.

Year 8s give a fantastic performance!

Our Year 8 rugby team represented the scored after a long period of pressure from academy with pride at the sevens Parker which eventually resulted in Josh Preparing for Austria tournament hosted by Bexhill Academy. Crouch-Smith offloading inside to Redman to The boys lost out to a strong Bexhill dot down and finish the day on a high. Twenty three students went to Academy side in the first game of the Coach Mr Martellini said, “The boys were a Knockhatch dry slope ski centre to afternoon but rallied to earn a 15 - 15 draw credit to the academy, we started slowly practise for their ski trip. They all had against St Leonards Academy thanks to against a great Bexhill side but grew in to scores from Harvey Mapstone and Aiden a great time; they listened to their the tournament with a good fight against St. Avery (two). instructors and worked really well as Leonards Academy, which resulted in a Parker showed great perseverance and faith draw. We then beat The Hastings Academy a team. The group of Ark Helenswood as they produced a winning performance to and Ark William Parker students will to end the day with a fantastic result and defeat Hastings academy 15 - 10 thanks to performance. All of the boys showed good be going to Alpendorf during the two tries from Frazer Redman and another sportsmanship and outstanding attitude.” Easter holidays. from Harvey Mapstone. The winning try was Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Sixth Form Football

The 6th form completed their season finishing in a credible third place and missed out on the play off stage on goal difference. Over the season the team have competed against Buckswood, Lewes FC Academy, , Sussex Coast Hastings, Sussex Downs Eastbourne Duke of Edinburgh - First Aid and Beacon College. Throughout the season the team only lost three The Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh students are games, two of those were against now in their training phase. This involves Buckswood who comfortably won the sessions run after school every Tuesday league. In all the games we played where they begin to gain the knowledge the boys showed great and skills to enable them to complete the determination, desire, attitude and expedition phase of the award. willingness to learn in a variety of different situations and scenarios. The session most enjoyed by the students is The highlights of the season were always the first aid training. It is vital that victories over both Bexhill College when on expedition the students are able and Sussex Coast Hastings, where to administer safe first aid. The skills learnt they showed resolve and quality to range from putting a simple bandage on for win both games. The boys have a cut or graze through to breaks and burns. represented themselves and the The students also look at dealing with academy in a respectful manner in unconscious casualties. what has been a successful season During the sessions students receive theory for the team. information; they will then move on to the practical element, putting theory into practice with imaginary scenarios giving students situations that they may face out on expedition. With remote supervision the students will have to manage the situation before emergency help will arrive. The session gives students confidence in managing first aid situations as well as lifelong skills that might be called upon when the unexpected happens. Premier League kit The Ark William Parker football team were thrilled to receive a Premier Artist of the Month - GCSE student Joshua, produced League kit from AFC Bournemouth Joshua Csobonas, Year 10 these excellent observational star defender, Steve Cook. drawings of natural forms. Steve, a former Ark William Parker student, nominated the school through the Premier League Players Kit Scheme. Steve was a member of the schools National Cup winning team in 2005 and is now a regular starter for Bournemouth in the Premier League. Jimmy Elford, Coach said, “We are delighted to have received the kit from Steve. We follow his successes at Bournemouth with pride and it’s great to have him think of us. The boys were amazed to see Steve retweet the photo of the team wearing the kit.” Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Alternative PE day Thirteen students from Years 9 and A Groovy Show! 10 attended a Sports Leadership day that was held at the University of Students from Ark 6th Form East Sussex and Brighton’s Eastbourne campus. This took a trip back day was organised by students at the in time, taking to the stage in a spectacular university who are studying to be PE new musical production showcasing the teachers. The event enabled students outstanding talents of the performing arts to take part in team building students across all year groups. activities and learn new exciting The Groovy Magic Love Show! is an sports, such as street surfing, kinball, affectionate tribute to the 1960s and the ultimate frisbee and cheerleading. madcap comedies of the era. Featuring Students enjoyed taking part in fabulous hit songs from the past, a strange sports which they had never tried mix of eccentric characters and a plot full of before; it was a break from the more comedy and farce, the show played to a traditional PE activities like football packed house, and was an absolute hit for and rugby. audiences and everyone involved. Students from 8 other schools from This amazing production included students around the County also attended the from Year 7 right through to Year 13 in event which gave everyone a great roles as performers, singers, dancers, tradition of producing inspiring performing opportunity to develop their musicians and technical crew, creating an arts productions, The Groovy Magic Love communication and team work. exceptional company and an unforgettable Show! was an original, imaginative and The day also gave students a feel of evening. Continuing Helenswood’s proud unforgettable experience for all involved. what a university is like; planting seeds of thought about whether they would consider going on to study in a Artwork sold at the Higher Education Institution. Saatchi Gallery Teacher Mr Morris said, “It was a On the 21st March, Ark William Parker great day for our students to try a had the privilege to take part in an selection of new activities, event called Art for Ark. Forty-five developing the skill of learning pieces of artwork from students and something new and demonstrating teachers across the Ark network were one of the schools core values, hung in London’s famed Saatchi perseverance. They also got a chance Gallery near Sloane Square. to meet new people and develop At the end of last year, three pieces of Mr Woodhead, Zac said, “That is amazing! their communication skills.” artwork were submitted by Ark William And well deserved for the art department, Parker students to be considered for the I’m sure that money will definitely go into auction - all three were chosen. The work good use, I'm glad that it all goes the submitted was ‘Hastings Seafront’ a lino department too.” print by Yafet Okubet, ‘De La Warr’ a “Congratulations to you too, as I'm sure, screen print by Harry Stevens and ‘Skull’ a without you teaching us we wouldn't have sculpture by Zac Walbrin. had art work like that to sell. So, many During the event, guests were invited to bid thanks.” on the artwork in a silent auction where all Harry has been accepted on to a fine art three works were sold raising a total of Painting Degree. £1550 for the three pieces. Zac is studying engineering design at the On learning of the sale from art teacher, University of Sussex. Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Enrichment Sessions

Athletics competition A team of five Year 8 students represented Ark William Parker at the Hastings Schools Sports Hall athletics competition that was held at St Leonards Academy. The students took part in different running races involving running the length of the sports hall and turning on boards that rested against the wall. The students also took part in field events such as shot putt, Year 7 Football standing long and triple jump. The five students performed really well This is our Year 7 football enrichment, the boys love to come up and enjoy playing a and finished 5th place out of 8 schools. football tournament in house teams... there is always a lovely calm atmosphere with the Well done to Max Rawlings, Jamal boys showing great sportsmanship and etiquette when competing for the Year 7 Palmer, Tom Cumber, Harvey enrichment championship title. Mapstone and Jamal Lubanga. Pond and Beyond by Alex, Year 8 As part of our Academy enrichment programme we are working on sprucing up the garden area and pond, awaiting the arrival of our ducklings. Mallards start to pair up in October and November, and start to nest in March. They prefer to nest near water, we have a pond, and the duck generally makes her nest well covered in vegetation or a hole in a tree. Mallards exploit open water where food is plentiful however this sometimes results in the choice of less than perfect nest sites, particularly in towns. Nests have been found at our pond in discarded newspapers and bags. The female builds a nest from leaves and grasses and lines it with down plucked from her breast. Eggs are laid between mid-March and the end of July. The normal clutch is about 12 eggs, laid at one to two days intervals. After each egg is laid the clutch is covered to protect it from predators. If you stumble upon a nest full of eggs leave it well alone, it is unlikely to be abandoned. The laying period is very stressful for the female as she lays more than half her body weight in eggs in a couple of weeks.

Hot Chocolate Club The revitalised Hot Chocolate Club has got off to a great start in the Spring. This is a weekly session in the Chapel with the Hastings Christian Youth workers. The club is Give your views open to all students from 3.15- 4.15pm on Tuesdays; they are on Parent View welcome to have a hot chocolate and chat about the Parent View gives you the chance to say big questions and important what you think about your son’s school. life issues. By sharing your views, you’ll be helping us to improve. You will also be able to In the new term the Chapel will see what other parents have said about be equipped with new seating Ark William Parker Academy. Visit arrangements to accommodate https://parentview.ofsted.gov.uk prayer and worship.

Faith . Perseverance . Respect . Achievement Students presented with shield An Easter eggstravaganza to badges for achieving silver and gold celebrate end of term awards at a rewards assembly achievements

End of term In the run up to the end of term, special award perseverance, respect and achievement. celebration ceremonies have been held to celebrate the The events have been a great conclusion to the end of achievements of our students. term and an excellent way to celebrate the assemblies Students were presented with certificates, Easter eggs outstanding achievements of so many of our students. and vouchers for their progress in subject areas, their attendance and for displaying our core values of faith,

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