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downside SCHOOL SUMMER TERM 2010 ANGELUS V. The angel of the Lord declared unto Mary; R. And she conceived by the Holy Spirit. HAIL MARY, FULL OF GRACE, THE LORD IS WITH THEE; BLESSED ART THOU AMONG WOMEN AND BLESSED IS THE FRUIT OF THY WOMB, JESUS; HOLY MARY, MOTHER OF GOD, PRAY FOR US SINNERS NOW AND AT THE HOUR OF OUR DEATH. AMEN. V. Behold the handmaid of the Lord; R. Be it done to me according to your word. HAIL MARY… V. The Word was made flesh; R. And dwelt among us. HAIL MARY… V. Pray for us, O holy Mother of God; R. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ. Pour forth your grace into our hearts, we beseech you, O Lord, so that we, to whom the incarnation of Christ your Son was made known by the message of an angel, may be brought by his passion and cross to the glory of his resurrection, through the same Christ our Lord. Amen. downside SCHOOL STRATTON-ON-THE-FOSSE RADSTOCK BATH BA3 4RJ www.downside.co.uk SUMMER TERM 2010 Name House Examination Centre Number 63433 1 CHAPLAINCY REGULAR MEETINGS / REHEARSALS MASS Sunday 08.55 Duty Choir Practice Mass is celebrated in the Old Chapel on weekdays at 07.40, except on days when Mass is celebrated with the school in the Abbey Church. On Thursdays Monday 16.00 Wind Quintet Powell House attends the Mass and provides a reader and servers. Anyone 13.40 Third Form Academic Society who would like to assist with reading or serving at the morning Mass on other 18.30 Oxbridge Group days is asked to see Dom Anselm. 18.40 Chamber Recital On Thursday evenings at 21.00 in the Old Chapel there are House Masses or Tuesday 07.55 Schola Trebles and Sopranos House reconciliation services. 13.40 Fourth Form Academic Society 14.00 CCF / Community Service 16.00 Brass Group CONFESSIONS 16.30 Schola Trebles and Sopranos Confessions are heard before Sunday Mass in the Abbey Church in St Benedict’s 16.40 Full Schola Chapel (from 09.40 when the Mass is at 10.00). Confessions are heard on Thursdays before and during the evening Mass in the Old Chapel, or at other 21.30 Sodality of Our Lady times by private arrangement with one of the Chaplains. Wednesday 07.55 Schola Trebles and Sopranos 16.30 Pipe Band DAY PUPILS 18.40 Chamber Choirs Once a week day pupils attend a service with the Chaplains in the 19.30 Amadeus Singers Abbey Church Crypt. Thursday 07.55 St Oliver’s Trebles 13.40 Fifth Form Academic Society 16.00 Junior String Quartet Friday 13.40 Hymn Practice 14.00 Music Priority Time 14.00 Choir Practice 15.00 Orchestra and Concert Band 18.30 School Student Council 18.40 Abingdon Debating Society 21.10 Sodality of Our Lady 2 3 USEFUL NUMBERS AND EMAIL ADDRESSES USEFUL NUMBERS AND EMAIL ADDRESSES Monks 01761 235161 [email protected] Head Master Dom Leo Maidlow Davis 01761 235101 [email protected] Head Master’s Secretary Mrs Lyn Payne 01761 235101 [email protected] Deputy Head Master Mr Andrew Hobbs 01761 235108 [email protected] Deputy Head Master’s Secretary Mrs Sue Corke 01761 235108 [email protected] Director of Studies Dr Julian Roberts 01761 235117 [email protected] Director of Pastoral Care Mr André Gushurst-Moore 01761 235183 [email protected] Director of Activities Mr Dominic Grass 01761 235169 [email protected] Marketing and Admissions Mr Gordon Pearce 01761 235135 [email protected] Registrar Mrs Anastasia Hatvany 01761 235103 [email protected] Academic Administrator Mr James Moretti 01761 235192 [email protected] St Oliver’s House Mr Richard Iago 01761 235160 [email protected] Powell House Mr Simon Potter 01761 235133 [email protected] Caverel House Mrs Belinda Bouchard 01761 235131 [email protected] Barlow House Dom Anselm Brumwell 01761 235132 [email protected] Roberts House Mr Mark Grinsell 01761 235129 [email protected] Smythe House Mr Gordon Pearce 01761 235126 [email protected] Isabella House Mrs Claire Murphy 01761 235143 [email protected] 4 5 USEFUL NUMBERS AND EMAIL ADDRESSES USEFUL NUMBERS AND EMAIL ADDRESSES Bursar Mr Richard Rossiter 01761 235125 [email protected] Development Director Mrs Jane Vines 01761 235158 [email protected] Assistant Bursar Mrs Lisa Chapman 01761 235122 [email protected] School Shop Manager Mr Paul Burcham 01761 235138 [email protected] Travel Secretary Mrs Bridget Moules 01761 235104 [email protected] Director of Music Mr Christopher Tambling 01761 235146 [email protected] Head of Nursing Care Sister Karen Strong 01761 235128 [email protected] Head of Boys’ Games Mr Austin Woodin 01761 235139 [email protected] Head of Girls’ Games Mrs Kate Hornsby 01761 235120 [email protected] Chaplains Dom Raphael Appleby 01761 235189 [email protected] Dom Boniface Hill 01761 235161 [email protected] Dom James Hood 01761 235113 [email protected] 6 7 WEEK 1 of 6 WEEK 1 of 6 Sunday 18th April Monday 19th April St Alphege 09.30 Staff meeting, Gasquet Hall By 19.00 St Oliver’s boarders return By 20.00 Senior School boarders return Tuesday 20th April Summer Term Opens Day pupils return 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal 08.20 Schola Rehearsal 09.00 Opening Mass, Abbey Church 11.05 Classes begin 13.40 Head Master’s Assembly, Theatre Wednesday 21st April St Anselm 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal 8 9 WEEK 1 of 6 WEEK 1 of 6 Thursday 22nd April St George 16.00 Whole School Photograph, Worth Lawn 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal Friday 23rd April 10.45 Head Master’s Briefing, Common Room 17.00 Lower Sixth Form Religious Studies Revision session with Millfield School, Gasquet Hall Saturday 24th April Deputy on Duty: Mr Grass Isabella House Duty Non-Exeat Weekend 14.00 Cricket 1st XI, J/Colts A, J/Colts B v Colstons School (A) dep 12.20 09.00 GCSE Music Terminal Tasks, Breakspear 14.00 Cricket 2nd XI, Foals A, Foals B v Colstons School (H) 09.30 Lower Sixth Form Parents’ Conference 18.00-19.00 Whole School BBQ AS/A2 Physical Education Conference, Corsham School 19:00 Vintners Society 11.15 Parents to meet staff 19.30-20.30 3rd Form Disco – Trafford Room 13.00 St Oliver’s Sponsored Walk 20.30-21.30 4th/5th Form Disco – Trafford Room 13.30 Girls Tennis 1st, 2nd, U15, U14 v Monkton Combe School (H) 21.30-22.30 Sixth Form Disco – Trafford Room 10 11 WEEK 2 of 6 WEEK 2 of 6 Sunday 25th April 4th Sunday of Easter Full Schola 12.00 Bath trip 12.00 Cabot Circus trip 19.00 School Film – Rutherford Room Monday 26th April French AS Mock Orals 10.45 Head Master’s Briefing, Common Room 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal Tuesday 27th April French A2 Mock Orals 12.30-16.00 Fourth Form Physics Trip, Hardenhuish School (A and B Sets) 14.00 CCF Band Rehearsal 16.00 Heads of Faculty Meeting 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal Wednesday 28th April 13.00-17.30 Lower Sixth Form Physics Lecture, Bristol University 18.30 School Council, Head Master’s Dining Room 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal 12 13 WEEK 2 of 6 WEEK 2 of 6 Thursday 29th April St Catherine of Siena 16.15-18.00 Fourth Form GCSE Religious Studies Mock Examination 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal 21.00 House Mass for Smythe Friday 30th April 10.45 Head Master’s Briefing, Common Room 18.30 Quarterguard Rehearsal 19.20 Blessing of Houses Saturday 1st May St Joseph the Worker Deputy on Duty: Mr Gushurst Moore May Morning Madrigals Powell House Duty 11.30 Cricket 1st XI v King’s Bruton School (H) 14.00 Girls Tennis 1st, 2nd U15, U14 v King’s Bruton School (H) 13.30 Tennis 1st, Colts v Wells Cathedral School (A) dep 12.20 19.30 4th Form Dinner and Reeling 13.30 Rounders U13 v Millfield Prep School (A) dep 12.20 20.00 Blood Brothers, Bristol Hippodrome 14.00 Cricket 2nd XI, J/Colts A, J/Colts B v King’s Bruton School (A) dep 12.20 14.00 Cricket Colts, Foals A, Foals B v King’s Bruton School (H) 14 15 WEEK 3 of 6 WEEK 3 of 6 Sunday 2nd May 5th Sunday of Easter Boys’ Chamber Choir 12.00 Bath trip 12.00 Go-Karting 19.00 Inter House Sports, Isabella v Caveral 19.00 School Film – Rutherford Room Monday 3rd May SS Philip and James French AS Final Orals 10.45 Head Master’s Briefing, Common Room 18.30 CCF Band / Quarterguard Rehearsal 18.30-19.20 Emma Craigie (O.G) to talk about her book ‘Chocolate Cake with Hitler’, Gasquet Hall 21.00 House Mass for Isabella Tuesday 4th May All Martyrs of England and Wales Common Academic Scholarship Examinations CCF Biennial Inspection Day, Warminster/Downside/Emborough French A2 Final Orals Wednesday 5th May Common Academic Scholarship Examinations German / Spanish AS Mock Orals 16.00-18.15 Visit from Lycee de l’Assomption, Nantes 16 17 WEEK 3 of 6 WEEK 3 of 6 Thursday 6th May Common Academic Scholarship Examinations German / Spanish A2 Mock Orals AS/A2 Music Recitals, Theatre 11.00-17.45 Games Photographs for Lent and Summer Terms including 1st XV, 2nd XV Rugby (All Age Groups) 21.00 House Mass for Barlow Friday 7th May 10.45 Head Master’s Briefing, Common Room 14.20 Ten Tors, Dartmoor 15.30 St Oliver’s Exeat Saturday 8th May Deputy on Duty: Mr Hobbs Smythe House Duty St Oliver’s Exeat 13.30 Girls Tennis U14 A U14B,U14C v St Mary’s School (A) dep 12.00 10.45 Fourth Form Parents’ Conference 14.30 Tennis J/Colts, Foals A v Dauntsey’s School (H) 11.15 Parents to meet staff 14.30 Tennis 1st, 2nd, Colts v Dauntsey’s School (A) dep 13.00 Ten Tors, Dartmoor Somerset AA Championships, Yeovil 13.30 Cricket 1st XI v Downside Wanderers (H) 18.00 Whole School BBQ 13.30 Cricket J/Colts v Downside Fisher Youth Club (H) 19:00 Vintners Society 13.30 Cricket Foals A v Brymore School (A) dep 12.00 19.00 Inter House – It’s a Knockout 13.30 Girls Tennis 1st, 2nd v St Mary’s School (H) 18 19 WEEK 4
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    Bright World Education advice and placement service into top UK boarding schools choose from over 450 independent First Class schools, colleges Guardianship and UK universities service across the UK www.brightworld.co.uk The Bright World Team knowledgeable, efficient and professional I whole-heartedly believe that without your dedicated efforts and good “recommendations, we would never have made it - Sheena, no words can express our gratitude to you!! Estella Yip, Mother of Regine Yip” Meet the school and university placements team who are here to help guide you from enquiry to confirming your place at a UK boarding school, college or university about Bright World Bright World Education Ltd and Bright World Guardianships Ltd are sister companies, both established in 2000 and dedicated to helping international students find places at UK schools, colleges and universities and safeguarding their welfare while they are here. Bright World Education Ltd is an education consultant specialising in helping international students find places at UK boarding schools, colleges and universities. Bright World has developed strong relationships with schools and colleges over the yearss so we have a tremendous knowledge of the schools, the education system and most importantly how international students can make the transition between their education system overseas and ours in the UK. We have excellent contacts with schools and understand the needs of international students very well. Schools fill up quite quickly during the academic year and we keep a careful note of the places still available week by week. To apply, send us the student’s name, date of birth and latest school reports with any further requirements and we will suggest schools that still have places in the correct year group for you.