It was an absolute pleasure to share the school’s vision with those parents who came along a week ago to our special evening. It was an opportunity to share, not only the school’s educational vision but also how our plans for the site will support future initiatives to extend and enrich our children’s learning. I was delighted to be able to acknowledge how far we have all come already on our learning journey and how the changes to the curriculum, introduced over the past four years, are bearing fruit with a more challenging, engaging and innovative timetable. But equally how we, as a school, as a community, as a Board of Governors, cannot afford to be complacent and sit back as if all our work is done. In education, it never is. Each year there is always a new group of children, a fresh classroom dynamic and the task of tailoring the learning to the needs of those new children, begins all over. I am excited to be the Head of Hazelwood at this point in its illustrious history and am really looking forward to delivering its future vision.

This vision includes a new Upper School Certificate (loosely based on the Duke of Edinburgh Award) to be introduced from January 2015. The children will receive recognition for acts of leadership, for commitment to clubs inside and outside of school, for mentoring younger pupils and for becoming involved in, and promoting environmental issues. It will further boost the opportunity offered to our older pupils to boost their self esteem and to extend the boundaries of their own comfort zones in the pursuit of a well-earned bronze, silver and gold award.

A new Computing Curriculum is being developed which will be rolled out across the school in September 2015. This initiative recognises that it is now not enough to teach ‘ICT’ as children these days are born within reach of a keyboard and an i-pad. Instead we will be looking to introduce the children to the worlds of programming and coding, allowing them to get to grips with how computers work and how to harness their capabilities for the expansion of their own learning.

We will continue to be a three form entry school with no more than twenty children in any class (our building plans are not about increasing pupil numbers above this ambition). Our commitment remains to invest in teaching assistants across the Lower School and we plan to move forward with our Year 7 scholarship stream to ensure that all our children give of their best in Senior School scholarship exams through focused and inspired specialist teaching.

Next Wednesday and Thursday, Moya Slade will be on both sites taking photos of the school at work and at play. Please can all children be sent to school looking extra smart. And whilst we celebrate and make best use of the fabulous facilities we already have, we also recognise the need to bring a pocket of the Wolfs Hill campus up to scratch and to bid a timely farewell to the much-loved, and well-trod, Cedar and Veranda teaching blocks. At the tender age of 35 years, the plan will be to ‘blow’ these buildings over in the summer of 2015 and to begin work on a year-long project to replace them with a most stunning and inspirational building of classroom learning for the Lower School (Years 3-5) and for the school’s humanities subjects.

There will also be a Lower School Art Room and a whole school Music Room housed beneath the graceful curves of the roof. I am delighted to say too that the new building will house a 450 seat auditorium which will allow the whole school to meet together on weekly and special occasions in order to promote our growing sense of community, to hold assemblies and to host external visitors and speakers. The new building will nestle into the hill and through use of glass, cedar cladding and soft landscaping will mould with and reflect the sense of outdoors which pervades the site and encapsulates our motto Spiritu Inspiratus.. There will be outside learning areas directly accessible from the classrooms on the ground and lower ground levels.

The above architect’s images of the new build will be on display at our forthcoming Open Day in November if anybody would like to take a closer look. We await news of our planning application.

But we cannot build such a legacy without a degree of disruption. We have however managed to design a building which keeps this disruption down to under one whole calendar year. All being well, we will be opening the doors onto our new light-soaked atrium in August 2016 ready for learning as usual in September.

I for one cannot wait. There will be a fuller information leaflet coming out to you around half term but I hope this has given you all enough of a flavour of what the school’s vision is all about to instill in you the same sense of excitement and anticipation that is currently coursing through my veins and those of the staff and Board of Governors.

I so hope that each of you will be part of our vision and that your children will make their unique contribution to the school’s future history.

For a list of emails/letters/texts sent home each week please see the ‘Notice Board’ further down the Nutshell.

News from The Larks On Tuesday next week Oak will be visiting the theatre in Dorking to see ‘Room on the Broom’. They have been enjoying their theme of ‘stories, this half term and a visit to see one of their favourites performed will be a fantastic end to their topic. There has been some super work emerging on the theme of stories, from detailed paintings of ‘The tiger who came to tea’ to witches broomsticks and potion making inspired by ‘ Room on the broom. Oats have been used to form letters and make porridge and we even had furniture designed for a teddy bear!

Mrs Weeks will be away from The Larks from Monday 13th to Friday 24th October and she will be working for the second week of half term (Monday 27th to Friday 31st October).

The Grassy Mound is growing! Thanks to our wonderful small team of staff and parents the tiny mound grew and grew last Sunday morning as more and more wheelbarrow loads of soil, some tyre steps and an eight foot ladder were added. We are so delighted with the end result and can’t wait for the turf to arrive next week. Once this had been laid by Gary, our maintenance man/gardener, we hope to have it fully in use within a month. Many, many thanks to the parents who helped us: Mr and Mrs Russell, Mr and Mrs Meadon, Mr and Mrs Collinson and Mrs Townsend – we could not have done it without you! In addition, while the grassy mound was being created, Mrs Week’s partner Steve kept himself busy by digging Skylarks a huge new sandpit! This is now being lined and edged by Gary and will be ready for digging in very soon.

“Time to sit back and enjoy the fruits of our labours”

Could we please remind parents again to keep their children at home if they are unwell as we have had a number of quite poorly children in the rooms this week. Whilst we fully understand the pressures on working parents, failure to do this ultimately has a negative effect on everyone. Our staff work extremely hard to prevent the spread of infection and we have been praised this week by the Health Protection Agency for our high standards of infection control. However, despite this, more children and staff may become ill, which will affect the quality of everyone’s experiences. Thank you for your co-operation.

News from Hazelwood The rain clouds stayed away on Saturday morning to see the Hazelwood U9 team progress through to the main cup final as group winners following two wins and a draw against Hawthorns, Royal Russell and Elmhurst respectively.

A close match up in the semi-final was settled by a brilliantly worked team goal by Hazelwood to seal the victory over St.Mary's one goal to nil.

The weather gods weren't on our side as the clouds rolled in for the final against Elmhurst. This didn't deter the boys though as they put in a battling performance against Elmhurst but simply couldn't find the back of the net. At the end of normal time the score was tied 0-0.

The dreaded penalty shootout loomed and unfortunately, this wasn't to be our day and we lost 3-2.

The final result aside, it was a fantastic achievement reaching the final and the boys were truly deserved winners of theirs medals. I'm looking forward to seeing more silverware come their way in the future.

I also wanted to pass comment on how proud I felt to be a "Hazelwood Parent". Not only did all the boys play some brilliant football as a team and in such good spirits, but I thought their behaviour both on and off the pitch was exemplary. Congratulations to all.

Happy Harvesters Thought the Nutshell might like to see that the harvest box that was bought at the end of last week’s Harvest Festival went to very good use.

Wonderful produce - the butternut squash and carrots were used the next day to make a yummy soup.

Very handy as our house guest "Uncle Tom", who arrived from Jersey that day, is vegetarian!

QUESTIONS FROM THE QUEUE

What makes you special Mr Walton asked the children and unique? the above question to the children this week. Here are some of the best answers...

I have 11fingers!

My smile

Finger prints

My DNA I can turn my leg all the way around...

Mr Pilkington stands proudly alongside his U10 football team who performed brilliantly in the recent Hawthorns football tournament, falling only, at the last hurdle, to a penalty shoot out. Well done boys!

Triathlon Heroes caught on camera Moya Slade took hundreds of action shots during the Hero Bear Triathlon. Whilst she cannot promise to have captured every single competitor on film, there are lots of wonderful shots which will act as a fantastic reminder of a very special day. Please follow the link below to view the pictures. Instructions on how to order images are contained within the website. The password you will need is also detailed below.

http://moyasladephotography.smugmug.com/Hazelwood-Triathlon Password: Heroes

Pupils in Years 6-8 can bring in a water bottle to keep themselves hydrated during the day. It must have a sports cap, be filled only with still water and be taken home each night to be rinsed out.

Hazelwood arrived at Sevenoaks Prep on a glorious afternoon for the Thomas Trophy. The children fought hard against stiff competition throughout the afternoon and all competitors gave their all. The pick of the performances were from Cross Country captain Hannah Williams who finished 3rd in the U13 girls category and Luke Danby (year 3) who came 10th from 120 runners the majority of who were year 4. Unfortunately the event wasn't plain sailing for all. George Limpenny took a nasty fall at the start of his race and spent the afternoon and evening visiting numerous Kent hospitals. Rumour has it the Limpennys may even have a loyalty card at Pembury!

Year 6 pupils worked together to create posters highlighting the different languages spoken across Europe. This was in anticipation of last week’s European Languages Day. Madame LeFloch was delighted with the result and the children’s Esprit de Coeur!

Dear All THANK YOU so much for standing in the torrential rain so our children could be swiftly drafted in. Above and beyond as always and it's very much appreciated!

PADI Proud!

Congratulations to Alex Yewman, Joshua Lendon and James Quessy who completed the PADI Open water Diver certification at the weekend with SMG Scuba.

The dives took place at a lake in Wraysbury, West London. This specially adapted facility has fresh water aquatic life such as Carp, Pike, Perch and Crayfish as well as numerous sunken wrecks to explore

Four dives were completed at the lake to achieve the certification which included performing skills first practised in the pool and then exploring the lake to develop buoyancy control. It is a fantastic achievement and licence for some truly life changing underwater experiences.

Courses are available each term for the pupils at through SMG Scuba. Contact he school for details

Simon Gray SMG SCUBA

As part of the Futuresmart initiative, pupils in Years 7 and 8 were challenged by Madame Le Floch to think about the character traits…only in french! They were asked to match up the definitions of each of these traits, already translated into french, and then to create mind maps to be shared with pupils across the Prep School. The results were amazing and will be featured in the Nutshell when they are available. CALLING ALL TENORS and BASSES – WE NEED YOU!

The adult choir are an integral part of our annual Carol Service being held at Tonbridge School on Tuesday, 9th December. Weekly rehearsals are held on a Thursday starting 6th November 4.45 – 6.00 pm in the Chapel. If you can spare some time, please join us! Email to [email protected] (we do understand that Choir members may not be able to attend all rehearsals due to work commitments). Printed music and CDs will be available after half term. Mrs Louw looks forward to hearing from you!

Poetry Day by Stephanie Clark We came into the classroom and I saw a brown envelope. I asked Miss Clayton why there was an envelope and she told me that inside was a poem and there were lots hidden around the school. When I went back to find it, it wasn’t there. Someone else had probably got to it before me. After you had read the poem and shared it, you had to hide it somewhere else.

Some people got something around ten poems and others none.

Then the people in choirs (chapel choir, training choir, junior choir and chestnut choir) went to the Sports Hall to practise for the Harvest Festival. We came in later and practised singing ‘Give Me Joy in My Heart’. Then there was the real thing.

We had break and went to the theatre and a famous poet called Roger Stevens read out some of his poems (everyone laughed because they were so funny!) At one point he talked about poems not having to rhyme and read some more out loud. This time he stopped at the end of each sentence and everyone shouted out a word that rhymed with the last word of the previous line. Then Roger said a word that didn’t rhyme! There was another poem where it said random things and suddenly he shouted,

“Low flying rabbits ahead!!”

You were meant to duck because otherwise you would bang your head so it was a kind of action poem.

He read a Halloween poem and said it was very scary. When he read it, it wasn’t that scary, but at the end he went,

“BOO!” This made us all jump.

Then I had games and when I came back we attended a workshop with the same poet. He showed us a kind of poem (non-rhyming) and then we created our own using alliteration and adjectives. At the end some people had brought in money and bought some poetry books, with some of Roger Stevens’ poems. I didn’t bring money in but he gave out free postcards to everyone. I would have liked to get mine signed but he had to go to the next class to do another workshop. Hazelwood vs. Prep Swimming Gala Report – October 2014

th On Tuesday 7 October, the U8 to U11 (Year 3 – 6) boys and girls swimming team travelled to ’s 25m pool. Competing against Caterham Prep was set to be a tough fixture and the nervous yet excited Hazelwood swimmers prepared to swim their best – some for the first time ever at a gala! And what a performance it was from the team, final scores....

Hazelwood 1st 284pts Caterham Prep 2nd 270pts

All swimmers should be congratulated on their fine races and win against Caterham Prep! Particularly outstanding swims came from Oliver McCusker in Year 2, who swum up an age group and won his race. Karlijn Ras, Oscar Divito, Jasmine Fletcher, Anne Lisa Ras, Josh Willoughby, Hannah Richards, Jeremi Strowger and Isabel Fletcher who all won their races. Talented swimmer Callum Murray in Year 4, new to the school stormed ahead in all his races leaving the opposition behind! Well done to all swimmers for training hard for this win and good luck to those picked to swim at the U8-U10 gala against The Hawthorns School next Thursday!

Cross Country: National Schools Championships In stark contrast to the beautiful sunny day at Sevenoaks the U13 Boys and girls travelled to Surbiton on Monday for the first round of the English National Championships. Our boys team all ran well but struggled with the level of competition. The girls squad rose to the challenge. Hannah Williams (6th), Jim Kingdon-Jones (9th) and Ali Geldard (10th) put in outstanding performances and we are delighted to report that they are through to the South East Finals to be held in November. Training will begin in earnest so that the girls can keep progressing in this very prestigious competition.

Next week’s Nutshell will carry news too of the IAPS Cross Country competition which was held earlier this week. It’s been a great term for the school’s talented runners!

Grandes Felicitations a trois garcons!

Congratulations to our top three Geniuses in the Vocab Express Competition. Big rounds of applause for Ben who is the top overall genius of the competition at Hazelwood, Tom who is the runner-up overall genius and Shyam who achieved third-place overall genius. Madame Le Floch

Massive Well Done to the children of Year 8 whose innovative ‘Guess the number of Gummy Bears’ competition raised over £300 for Breast Cancer. This is an amazing effort which shows commitment and creativity. To all the winners – enjoy your delicious gummy bears!

Year 5’s acting out of the Battle of Hastings by Lelia Prime 5K On Wednesday 1st October, Year 5 went back in time to 1066. We acted out the key events building up to the Battle of Hastings. The three classes were divided into the armies of the three claimants to the throne. These armies were Harold Godwineson, William the Duke of Normandy and Harold Hardrada. 5C were Harold Godwineson’s army, 5B were William Duke of Normandy’s army and 5K were Harold Hardrada’s army. It was full of enjoyable moments and it was very funny when people pretended to be dead. Mrs Bradshaw narrated it very well and we all learnt a lot about 1066 and the Battle of Hastings. We learnt that Harold Hardrada was defeated at the Battle of Stamford Bridge by Harold Godwineson and that William Duke of Normandy then defeated Harold Godwineson in the Battle of Hastings to become King. Afterwards we all had a new understanding and it was really fun to act it out.

Congratulations to James Munns (Y5) James has been selected to attend the U11 South Central England Football Trials being held in November. If successful James could proceed to either the Development Squad or the main ‘A’ team and look forward to matches against Club Academies (such as Reading and Fulham). There is also the opportunity to travel to Sweden next summer to take part on the Gothia Cup. The Nutshell will keep you updated on how James gets on. Well done and best of luck.

Date for your Diary: Sunday 12th October at 10am HARVEST FESTIVAL

St Peter’s Church is holding its annual Harvest Service this Sunday. A celebration of all things bright and beautiful, the service is popular with families and children of all ages. Father James will be leading the service and the Nutshell is sure that he will be delighted to see as many Hazelwood faces as possible in the congregation. More information appears at the end of this Nutshell.

The library at Hazelwood is a haven for a wide range of readers who come to its relative peace and quiet to immerse themselves in their favourite books with friends or in search of some valuable ‘me-time’. Last week during Poetry Week the library was buzzing and Mrs Dymoke and Mrs Wizniewski were delighted to see so many new and familiar faces making themselves at home on the sofas and library chairs. All are most welcome!

Year 2 British Wildlife Centre Coin Race Year 2 hosted an exciting and noisy coin race on Wednesday 8th October in the Chestnut Hall. With the help and support of both parents and teachers, we raised over £150 for the children to adopt an animal from the British Wildlife Centre. The children fell in love with the animals when they visited earlier this term and have really enjoyed learning about them. The children exceeded our expectations, and in competitive spirit and voice they have made it possible for each house team to choose and adopt their own animal. Many children earned their money by doing jobs around the house and helping their family.

Everyone waited with baited breath to see who had the longest line of coins, a title that Parry proudly stole. However, the Dowling Ducklings celebrated their win, the most raised, by collecting an extraordinary £57.81! Well done Baily and Irving for your collaboration and focus on the task.

Everyone will agree that the afternoon was a great success, fostering team spirit amongst the houses. Well done Year 2!

And keeping up the wildlife theme, Joshua Willoughby was intrigued to catch sight of this albino squirrel on his way to school. Walking to school (or parking and walking) allows you the chance to spot a whole range of wonderful wildlife in the woods and trees around the school.

OAC OAC VISIT TO BENTLEY WOOD FAIR Sunday 28th September, 2014

It was a joy to start our 2014/15 OAC season with a continuation of the lovely summer weather. The Bentley Wood Fair is one of the largest celebrations of everything to do with wood, working in the woods and woodlands. It is possible to see dug-out canoes being made, carving, willow structures, bush craft skills, macho wood shifting and sawing machines, axe competitions and much more.

A mixed group joined us for the day and much enjoyed seeing the various exhibits, including trying a little carving, learning about different types of wood and their uses as well as enjoying purchasing one or two items. I think many of the children, in today’s money aware society, were surprised how much some of the wooden items cost. It is perhaps a good thing to realise how much time is involved in some of these ancient skills and that technology is not the only valuable commodity in life!

I still have hopes that another Hazelwood child might set up a pole lathe in their garden at home…

Ben Brownless 8/10/14

HPA

BONFIRE NIGHT Please don't forget to put your firework ticket order forms in by NEXT FRIDAY 17th OCTOBER. If sausages are not ordered there won’t be any for you to eat on the night!!! The form appears later in the online Nutshell.

Congratulations to the Year 3 parents who scooped the Best Dressed Table for their Intercity themed masterpiece at the HPA Quiz Night

NORTHBROOK FUNDRAISING & YELLOW MOON Watch out for the Northbrook fundraising and Yellow Moon Christmas catalogues which will be sent home in your children's bags next week. Any purchase form either of these will generate a donation to the school .... and if you get Northbrooks order in in time you will get a free roll of Christmas paper.

THE GIVING MACHINE Yes it’s that time of the year when Christmas will soon be upon us and I know a lot of us purchase our gifts through the internet. Please, please when making your purchases sign up to The Giving Machine which gives the school free money when you shop at a wide range of on-line stores including amazon, John Lewis and Apple.

News from the Kitchen Please don’t forget that next week’s menus for both The Larks and Hazelwood are now on the website under The Parents’ Section.

Music Department Thank you to the musicians for the wonderful Lunchtime Concert a packed Chapel enjoyed today. There were great solo turns from Kalai, Oscar DV and Freddie Bosshard as well as accomplished performances from the Hazelwood Quartet (William, Jack, Freddie and Elias) and the recently formed Trio (Eliza, Alexander and Henry). Great things are expected of these musicians and all our talented music-makers over the coming year. Bravo!

Music Timetable The weekly music timetable can be viewed on the Music Notice Board outside the Dining room in the courtyard. I will endeavour to have the coming week’s music timetable on the notice board by the end of the school day each Friday. Please ensure that your child brings their instrument and music in on the relevant day. It is also important for them to take these books and instruments home when they do not need them in school.

Sports Department

Match Reports should be put in the folder on the wall in the PE office. They are then collected by the captain on Monday morning to be read out in assembly. If your child is nominated as captain, please encourage them to write the report in time for the assembly. The children do like to share their successes with the rest of the school. Thank you.

Sport Age Team Opposition Result Score Score GOG Coach’s Comment For Against Sports Results – Week 5

Football U13 1st XI Sevenoaks Won 3 2 It could and should Prep have been more comfortable but we held on for the win. Football U13 2nd Aberdour Lost 1 4 Ben Tough match against XI Shepherd Aberdour 1st XI, We stuck to the task well.

Football U13 3rd XI Sevenoaks Won 2 1 Luke Louden Two good all round Prep Won 1 0 Jack performances. Underwood

Football Colts A Sevenoaks Won 4 1 Willem Law Great Passing Prep

Football Colts B Sevenoaks Drew 2 2 Oscar Should have been 22 Prep Powney -0. I'm going to turn grey!!!

Football Colts C Sevenoaks Won 5 0 Morgan We were bigger, Prep Roberts stronger and better but became greedy. PASS THE BALL. Football Colts D Sevenoaks Won 4 0 James A strong Prep Underwood performance. Max was always a threat and James kept us safe at the back. Football Colts E Sevenoaks Won 0 0 Team with Great Prep particular Coach...... Great mention to Team...... Still Leo, Guy and Unbeaten...... Oscar Football Colts F Sevenoaks Lost 0 2 Prep

Football U9 A Caterham Lost 0 1 Callum Good Passing Prep/ Won 4 0 Murray Copthorne Max Ejje Prep Football U9 B Caterham Won 1 0 James Excellent team Prep/ Won 2 1 Richards performance Copthorne Prep Football U9 C Caterham Lost 1 2 Edward Prep/ Lost 0 4 Modra It has taken Copthorne us 417 days Prep but WE SCORED A GOAL.

Hockey U9 A Reigate St Lost 3 6 Lucy Louden Some great moments but we Mary's still need to work on defence.

Hockey U9 B Reigate St Drew 5 5 Anna-Sophia Anna worked hard up front but Mary's Tull more defence is required.

Hockey U9 C Reigate St Lost 0 3 Lois Gollings Fought hard and never gave up. Mary's Despite the score we could so easily have drawn.

Hockey U13 1st XI Aberdour Won 8 2 Olga Dubov All the girls showed excellent determination. We still need to work on our spacing.

Hockey U13 2nd XI Aberdour Won 23 0 Lottie Shaw We are trying new attacking ?? tactics. They seem to be working!

Hockey U11 A Aberdour Won 5 2 Evie Hall We mixed up the A and B teams and still won both matches. Very pleased.

Hockey U11 B Aberdour Won 2 1 Emily Stephenson

Hockey U11 C Aberdour Won 2 0 Emily Kerr Brilliant spacing by Emily but we could benefit from passing out wide more often. Excellent defence from Tamsin. Hockey U10 A Sevenoaks Lost 0 3 Sophie Tried hard and narrowly missed Prep Thursby on one occasion.

Hockey U10 B Sevenoaks Drew 1 1 Claudia Maddie was great in goal and it Prep Taylor was a good team effort.

Hockey U9 A Hawthorns Missed The girls played really well and tournament out on showed how far they have the come. final by 1 goal. Hockey U9 B Aberdour Lost 2 4

Hockey U9 C Aberdour Lost 0 9

Hockey U8 A Aberdour Won 4 0 Elsa Taylor All the girls played really well and enjoyed their first match. They need to work on spreading Hockey U8 B Aberdour Lost 2 0 Claudia out and watching their feet! Gildersleeve

Hockey U8 C Aberdour Won 7 0

Notice Board Letters sent home The following communications have been sent via email or pupil post this week. If you have not received a letter (and think you should have done) please contact the School Office.

Year 5 - Invitation to meeting re future schools Year 6 iPad App – Clash of Clans Year 8 Rome & Sorrento 2015 Year 8: Once Upon A Time Email No. 3

Alumni Congratulations Congratulations to some of last year’s Y8 leavers, Lauren, Georgia and Claudia who were all successful at gaining places to the Academy. Lauren made it to satellite and Claudia and Georgia to Development Academy. They can look forward to matches v other counties at end of season in March. Furthermore, Claudia's school hockey team at Sevenoaks won the Kent Championships yesterday so through to regional.. all very exciting for them.

BABY SITTER My name is Cecily Arris and I live in Crockham Hill. I am an ex-Hazelwood pupil and I will be turning 16 in February. I have a certificate in first aid. I babysit for my younger siblings who are 12 and 9 the younger of whom is at Hazelwood.

Contact details Home: 01732 860086 Mobile: 07510 490375

Key Events for Next Week Monday 13th November 1000 Opro mouth guard fittings 1600 Football: U10A v St Mary’s, - A

Tuesday 14th November Year 8 careers lunch: John Waller (Underwoodsman) 1430 Hockey: U8 A&B v Reigate St Mary’s –H 1800 Lower School Parents’ evening

Wednesday 15 November 1430 Football: 3rd XI v Sevenoaks School – H 1430 Hockey: U13 A&B v St Michael’s (Edenbridge LC) – H 1430 Hockey: U11 B&C v Derwent Lodge – H 1430 Hockey: U10 A&B v Derwent Lodge – A 1500 Football: Colts A,B&C v Homefield/Chinthurst – Homefield

Thursday 16th October 0835 House debating competition Year 8 Warhorse outing 1430 Hockey: U9 A,B&C v Rosehill – A 1630 Swimming: U8/9/10 Gala v Hawthorns – A 1800 Lower School Parents’ evening

Friday 17th October

HALF TERM COMMENCES

The U8 football team may have narrowly missed out on victory this week, but by the look on their faces you wouldn’t have known. Great team spirit is clearly something which the boys have in boot-fulls. Just imagine how happy they will be when they win!

HAZELWOOD FIREWORKS DISPLAY WEDNESDAY 5TH NOVEMBER 2014 BOOKING FORM

Family Name:…………………………………………...... ………

Email address:………………………………………………………………………..

Eldest child’s name and form:……………….……………………………....………. (Tickets will be returned via your child’s school bag)

Tickets Number required Total £ Adult @ £6.00 Child @ £3.00 Sausages @ £1.50 each Veggie sausages @ £1.50 each TOTAL

Please note that sausages cannot be bought on the night. We must have your order prior to the event.

There will be drinks and snacks available to purchase on the night.

Please note that all sausages must be collected prior to the Fireworks starting. The kitchen will close at 6.45pm.

Please also note that you are responsible for your own children; there will not be school staff on duty to do this for you.

I enclose a cheque / cash for £ (cheques payable to “HPA” please)

Please ensure you complete the form in full and enclose the correct money. Please return the form and payment to the School Office clearly marked: “HPA Fireworks Display”

LAST DATE TO PURCHASE TICKETS IS WEDNESDAY 15TH OCTOBER