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School Newsletter April 2017 Name: ……………………………… Cardinal Allen Catholic High School School Newsletter April 2017 Name: ……………………………….. His Lordship visits Cardinal Allen Our School hosted a talk from a member of the House of Lords to encourage students to become more engaged with the political and parliamentary process. Lord Goddard of Stockport met with some Year 9 pupils, GCSE History students, and the members of the school’s Student Council to talk about the work and role of the House of Lords. This was followed by a question and answer session on various aspects of the parliamentary process and life at Westminster generally. To thank Lord Goddard for coming to Fleetwood, the pupils presented him with a Cardinal Allen scarf and a souvenir tin of Fisherman’s Friend lozenges. Year 10 pupil Erin Broderick said: “Lord Goddard was really interesting and answered lots of questions about issues such as Brexit and fracking.” Michael Akers, Assistant Headteacher and teacher of History at Cardinal Allen, said: “This was a fantastic opportunity for our students to interact with someone who knows the parliamentary system inside out, as it can sometimes seem far removed from their daily lives. “Lord Goddard gave our pupils a really informative and entertaining overview of the work of the House of Lords and also provided some inspiration by explaining how he got there despite his relatively humble background.” The visit was arranged through the Lord Speaker’s “Peers in Schools” programme, which has been running across the country since 2007 and has so far involved around 75,000 young people. This continuing outreach programme sends members of the House of Lords into schools/academies and colleges across the country to give talks in support of the citizenship curriculum. Beth Brown (Y10) added: “It was great to have such an interesting insight into what actually happens in the Houses of Parliament.” (This article appeared in the Fleetwood Weekly News on Thursday 24th March 2017) Up to date news items, reminders and comments relevant to the education of our pupils and our work in the community. Now with over 1400 followers. @cardinalallen ART NEWS The Rotary Club of Fleetwood – Young Photographer Competition The Art Department would like to congratulate Sam Howarth on winning the Rotary Club of Fleetwood Young Photographer Competition in the Intermediate category, and also the Terry McCarron trophy for Cardinal Allen School. Sam submitted three fantastic photographs based on ‘reflection’ and absolutely wowed the judges. Sam’s entry will now go forward into the District competition for Lancashire and Cumbria. Good luck Sam! Sam is pictured being presented with the Terry McCarron Trophy by Mrs Vivien McCarron Young Seasiders Competition Both Year 9 and Year 10 were given the challenge of creating detailed close–up paintings in the style of the artist Georgia O’Keeffe. Nine of these fantastic art works were chosen to represent Cardinal Allen at the ‘Young Seasiders Arts and Crafts Exhibition 2017’. Approximately fifty schools entered this competition from across the Fylde. ART CLUB MONDAY 3:05-4:05PM If you need extra help with Art classwork or homework, or simply want to try a new skill then come to Art Club! GCSE CATCH UP SESSIONS Tuesday 3:05-4:05PM Thursday 3:05-4:05PM Art room 1 only. REMINDER OF LUNCHTIME SESSIONS Monday 1:15-1:45pm - KS3 Homework Club. Tuesday 1:15-1:45pm – KS3 – Art room 1 only. Wednesday- Closed. Thursday 1:15-1:45pm – GCSE Catch-up. Friday – Closed. A winning entry……. Congratulations to Leah Pendlebury in Year 10 for winning the area final of the Rotary Creative Writing Competition. Her entry will now be included in the District final. Here she is receiving her award from the Rotary Club. Sponsored Spell Many congratulations to students in year 7 and 8 who raised a grand total of £1,160.89. This money will buy new class readers and plays for use in English lessons. A selection of students will be invited to attend a book club with the purpose of reading and suggesting their preferred book titles. Students who raised the most in sponsors, spelt all fifty spellings correctly or worked hard towards their test have been awarded a certificate during assembly time. There are so many names to mention individually but congratulations to all of you for your enthusiasm this term. Tia Millard and Libbi Moran (Mrs. Swift’s Year 7 English group) who helped to contribute the fantastic final total by collecting sponsorships and learning their spellings. Year 9 Notorianni Ice Cream Project Year 9 have recently completed their ‘Notorianni’ ice cream project in English. Each group across the year were tasked with re-branding the company, in order to open a new store for the famous parlour, here in Fleetwood. It was a fantastic effort from all year 9 pupils and our four lucky winners were Anya Franklin-Williams, Alissa Hamilton, Lily Eaton, Lily Shoulder and Sammy Hall. The competition was fierce but their space themed re-imagining of ‘Notorianni’ was enough to convince the judges, three members of the ‘Notorianni’ team in Blackpool, that their vision was worth the prize of lots of ice cream! Well done to all of our year 9 students who participated, it was great to be involved in. World Book Day Now celebrating its 20th year, World Book Day on the 2nd March 2017 was a big celebration – the perfect chance to sit down with an old classic or find a new favourite! Not only was it a fantastic celebration of authors and illustrators, most importantly it was a celebration of reading. Reading develops the imagination. With reading, a person can go anywhere in the world or even out of it – the possibilities are endless! The main aim of World Book Day is to encourage children to explore the wonderful world of reading. KS3 students received a special £1.00 World Book Day token which could be exchanged for any of the specially produced £1.00 World Book Day books at various book shops or used to save £1.00 off any book costing £2.99 or more. The Aquinas Centre was a hub of activity as a number of students celebrated World Book Day by taking part in various competitions and celebrating reading. Further information on World Book Day is available at www.worldbookday.com Accelerated Reader Millionaires/Multi-Millionaires 2016/2017 Spring has sprung and we are certainly “growing” millionaires this year! How do you become a Millionaire? Read one million words! Cardinal Allen students who have read over a million words this school year belong to a select group of Accelerated Reader Millionaires. A word count is generated each time a student reads a book and then takes a reading practice quiz online using our Accelerated Reader software. We are delighted to announce that Kelsey Hoyle – 8BE, has now joined the elusive Millionaires Club – our fifth Millionaire this academic year! Kelsey has read and quizzed on 31 books with a total word count of 1,371, 087! Congratulations Kelsey and keep on reading. Top Accelerated Readers 2016/2017 Year 7, 8 and 9 pupils continue to use Accelerated Reader during Pick-up-a-Book and as we head towards the Easter break, our top readers so far this academic year, across the year groups are: Books Read/Quizzes Name/Form Words Read: Passed Ruby Mangnall 43 3, 310,427 Aleah Franklin-Williams 22 1, 604,354 Kelsey Hoyle 31 1, 371,087 Daniel O’Neill 12 1, 284,458 Harry Coureau 21 1, 203,581 Melissa Sparks 9 700,662 Gracie Sandham 14 637,756 Daniel Ivison 5 558, 988 Daniel Reese 5 520, 665 Tia Millard 14 506, 046 Well done everyone and keep reading! Pupil Librarians Wanted! The LRC will shortly be advertising for new Pupil Librarians and Monitors. Cardinal Allen encourages pupils to participate in the running of the library by volunteering to become Pupil Librarians. Pupils can help before registration, at lunchtime or during library periods. The Pupil Librarian Training Programme allows for different levels of ability and pupils can progress through the levels at their own speed. Librarians have an important role, not just in the day to day running of the LRC but also contributing to the development of the service. If you are interested in becoming a pupil librarian, please see Miss Shirreffs for an application form. Community News GLOBAL WARRIORS Fairtrade Fortnight Our Eco, CAFOD and Fairtrade groups joined forces to deliver Fairtrade assemblies and work- shops in eight local Primary Schools during Fairtrade Fortnight. The assemblies investigated the inequalities suffered by farmers in developing countries Water Day Our global warriors helped to raise almost £1000 for water aid during our Water Day. The day included Water workshops, a Water Walk and an evening concert at St Wulstans church. A Skype discussion with our partner school in Kenya concerning water issues was reported on BBC Northwest tonight as part of BBC School Report day. Interact Members of our Interact group enjoyed red carpet treatment greeting the celebrities as part of this year’s WE day at Wembley. This event is put on by Free the Children as a reward for the best volunteers in each school. The concert was attended by many celebrities including Kate Winslet and the Vamps. Our schools community work was rewarded by winning the Virgin Atlantic Scholarship award which will mean that one very lucky child from our school will have a chance of spending five weeks in India this summer building a school in a remote village. Dof E Our Bronze groups successfully completed their practise expeditions in the Silverdale area with two groups managing to enjoy fish and chips at Arnside chippy.
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