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Shacklewell 2012 £3.0 0 Makeover Magic: Exclusive! Bob & Mrs Thomas EDITION FIRST Spy SHACKLEWELL 2012 £3.0 0 MAKEOVER MAGIC: EXCLUSIVE! BOB & MRS THOMAS Flip ME Over TALKS FIRST BETTY AS YOU’VE KISSES! NEVER “IT WAS YUK!” SEEN THEM BEFORE! PLUS: YOUR TEACHERS’ BABY PHOTOS HOW TO BE AN ARSENAL FOOTBALLER MEET JAMES BOND’S STUNTMAN Two MagazinesTwo in One! Say hello to the people behind this first Meet the team: ever issue of iSpy Shacklewell!! Dear Readers, ongratulations on a fabulous, fun packed first edition of the Shacklewell magazine. What better way to show off the array of Ctalent within our school and our parent/carer FEATURES community. To name just a few, we have artists, writers, designers, photographers and ideas people just busting to be seen and heard and this is a perfect way to do it. Beth Gibbon our launch Editor has worked tirelessly, her vision, commitment, loyalty to the project and her understanding of the children and how to showcase their work really FASHION shines through. The work is outstanding and I hope we see many more editions. Nicole Reid: Head Of School …and don’t forget the grown ups! PHOTOGRAPHY, ART & DESIGN uge thanks to our team of mentors, whose time and talents have made this magazine possible: parent editor Beth Gibbon and Hher right hand women: Lily La, Sam Dubra and Jodie Cariss, along with Ally Scott, Arzu Tahsin, Adam Rutherford, Emma Light, Georgia Murray, John Sanders, Matthew Cain, Nasema Miah, Rooma Parmar, Ruth Fitzgerald, Samantha Dewhurst and Suat Soruklu. Also our designer Stephen Hall and BOOKS & ITV Creative. PUZZLES Special thanks to members of staff who rummaged through old photo albums, submitted to interviews, underwent drastic transformations (yes you, Bob and Betty) and generally allowed our budding hacks to cut their teeth on them. We hope it wasn’t too painful. Shacklewell Primary School Shacklewell Row, Hackney, London E8 2EA 020 7254 1415 Tel: Layout and Design: Magpie Designs | http://magpiedesigns.co.uk 0 123 0 123 4 5 67 8 9 0 123 0 1234 5 67 8 9 Mrs Thomas guess who? Tells All! Aww, too cute! Can you match the staff member to their baby picture? Answers at the bottom of the page. Puzzle team: Temilola Olatunbosun, Patrick Mwangi, Zara Zaman, Metendeh Sarif Mentor: Sam Dubra The Shacklewell Superhead talks first kisses, teenage tantrums - and why bedpans turned her to teaching! Words: Chidera Nwanesi and Rozerin Bayram Mentor: Lily La What are your mum and dad like? A 4 My parents are amazing because they did so many H things for me. My dad is very old-fashioned, he J 2 always said to me “You know, when you grow up you’re going to get married and have children.” He was very much “Career? No career!” But my mum was very much “You know, you have got to have a career and you have got to do everything for yourself.” 3 And nowadays - what does your husband 8 call you? My husband? Its babe! F When you were little, what did you want to be? 1 A nurse. I loved looking after people, and the only E What’s the naughtiest thing you did at school? reason I went into teaching was because I did I got into trouble for talking all the time. Every work experience in a hospital and I had to change year my reports said, “Michelle needs to learn to bedpans. I hated it! I am tidy and clean and I stop talking.” couldn’t do that at all! And at home? When I was a little bit “ MY first kiss? OH yuk! But he was older and I wanted I 7 to do something and 9 C A good dancer “ B mum said ‘No you can’t’ I’d bang the door, storm off, all So you’re tidy then? those things. I’m very tidy, too tidy. People say I’m a little bit OCD. I don’t like mess anywhere. I’ve managed to control What was your it slightly since I’ve had children because sometimes favourite subject at your house doesn’t look perfect. 10 6 G school? D 5 Oh easy, writing. I Did you have a nickname at school? used to struggle a As a baby on my christening day A (No. 5) Mr. Disu, B (No.8) Betty, C (No.1) Ms.Gill, D (No.3) Miss. Fanny, E(No.9) Mr. Pernice, F (No.4) Miss.Murnane, I was called Harry because before I got married my bit with Maths but G (No.2) Miss.Begum, H (No.7) Mr.O’Garr, I (No.6) Mr.Middleburg, J (No.10) Miss.Dubra maiden name was Harris. English I loved. 0 123 0 12345 67 8 9 0 123 0 1234567 8 9 iSpy’s Columnists get passionate Tell us about What’s the first thing you about a topic close to their hearts your first kiss. do when you get home Shout About! What was it from school? like? Can you guess? I see my My first kiss!! children – and then I DON’T EAT MEAT! KEEP OLYMPIC SPIRIT ALIVE! Oh my goodness. tidy up. Simranjeet Kaur, OK – it was Words: Words: Ryan Neto Da Silva Parent Mentor: Arzu Tahsin at secondary What’s your favourite n my family we school, I went Shacklewell school dinner? only eat meat eam Great to an all girls I like Wednesdays because it’s Going on my first date, age 15 every few weeks Britain did secondary school roast dinner. I like the roast beef, Iand it’s a really good exceptionally and we had a roast chicken, all of it. Age 13, with a new hair do! idea – it’s better for Twell in the Olympics disco and that’s your health and for this summer. It’s where I had my Have you got a favourite fancy dress costume? our planet. Did you really important we first kiss at 14. And I didn’t get married to him, oh I love witches costumes, the blacked out teeth and know that by eating stay inspired! The no yuk! His name was Michael. Why did I like him? hat, all that. less meat and more Paralympics featured ‘Cos I thought he was a good dancer. fruit and vegetables amazing people with I liked Madonna when I was And fave pop song? you can help prevent disabilities who pushed growing up, and I do like Michael Jackson. yourself from getting themselves to do their certain diseases? best and that is a Quick fire round Why did you leave Australia for England? Vegan and vegetarian lesson for everybody, saying that you should never I went backpacking with some friends. We travelled diets can be naturally give up, always try your best. Winners never quit, Cat all round the world, to Africa, CAT OR DOG? low in fat and salt quitters never win. The all through Europe, camping TEA OR COFFEE? Coffee and that helps to Olympics inspired me to and staying in hostels. Then SUNSHINE OR SNOW? Snow reduce our blood try out new sports such I ran out of money. I was PEN OR PENCIL? PEN pressure and as basketball, Lacrosse already a teacher and improve circulation. and loads more. XMAS OR NEW YEAR? Xmas I knew I could work in Rearing animals The Olympics made my CRISPS OR CARROTS? Crisps England so I came here for meat takes up mother take me to the to do supply teaching. TRAIN OR PLANE? Plane lots more of our planet’s resources than growing park more to ride my bike And then I didn’t go JOG OR SLOB? Slob vegetables and crops to eat. Vegetarian food isn’t and play. The Olympics and Paralympics were exciting home. just healthy, it’s also really colourful and tasty. and well organised, especially the opening ceremony. In my opinion the 2012 Olympics was the best so far! Can you tell us a If you weren’t a Head Teacher, what would you be? secret? I would probably have a shop with a cafe because I My middle like dealing with people and I like cooking as well, name is Jane. especially cakes. (whispers) But don’t let anyone Do you have any hobbies? know that! I love reading and shopping. I’m a real shopper. If I had loads of money that’s what I’d do. New Year’s Eve, when I was 26 0 123 0 123456789 0 123 0 123456789 Why is tap water sometimes WHY don’T our cloudy and white? Why do we have seasons? It’s just air! The cloudiness is tiny eyeballs grow? The Earth spins round the sun once bubbles in the water as it comes out a year. But the Earth is not perfectly of the tap. It’s cold in the reservoir ….and why is the sky blue? iSpy asked straight. It’s slightly tilted in space. at the end of your pipes, but warms BBC One’s Superstar Scientist Dallas So that means that the top half is a up a little bit on the way to your Campbell to explain bit closer for half of the year, and the tap. As it warms up the air inside it bottom half is a bit closer the other half froths a bit as tiny bubbles form. If of the year. The Sun is hot, so the half Words: Nadia Hassain, Fahima Akthar, Asha you leave a cloudy glass for a couple that is closer is warmer, and that is Sarif, Evelyn Shlomowitz Parent mentor: Adam of minutes it will go clear as all the Rutherford Summer.
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