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Birkdale School RES NON VERBA CALENDAR Easter Term 2016 www.birkdaleschool.org.uk 77753 - Birkdale_Christmas Term Programme 2015 Cover_layout1 21/07/2015 16:48 Page 1 y a d i r www.birkdaleschool.org.uk F Senior School Oakholme Road, Sheffield S10 3DH y a [email protected] d s 0114 266 8408 (Switchboard) r u 0114 266 8400 (Bursary/Finance) h T Prep School Clarke House, Clarke Drive, Sheffield S10 2NS y a [email protected] d s E 0114 267 0407 e L n B d e A School Uniform T W www.johnlewis.com E M 0114 278 2380 I T www.tacklebag.co.uk y [email protected] a d s e u Dates of Terms (All dates are inclusive) T Christmas Term 2015 Christmas Term 2016 Begins Tuesday 8 September Begins Tuesday 6 September Half Term Friday 23 October – Sunday 1 November Half Term Friday 21 October – Sunday 30 October Ends Friday 11 December Ends Friday 16 December y a d Easter Term 2016 Easter Term 2017 n Begins Tuesday 5 January Begins Tuesday 10 January o Half Term Saturday 6 - Sunday 14 February Half Term Saturday 18 February – Sunday 26 February M Ends Friday 18 March Ends Friday 31 March l s o k s o Summer Term 2016 Summer Term 2017 r y e / t h o i s i t c b v Begins Monday 11 April Begins Monday 24 April w e S i i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 u e t l c r Half Term Saturday 28 – Sunday 5 June Half Term Saturday 27 May – Sunday 4 June c C e o m A t S o Ends Friday 15 July Ends Friday 14 July f H A 79647 – Birkdale_Easter Term Programme 2016 Inners_layout1 Friday27November 11.09 Easter Term Calendar 2016 January Monday 4 January S5 Mock Exams begin Staff INSED Day Tuesday 5 January Term begins for Pupils Clubs and Societies start at the Prep and Senior Schools S5 Mock Exams 8.40am Senior School Registration 8.50am Senior School Full Assembly 9.15am Senior School Lessons commence 12.45pm History Society Committee Meeting (E23) - MSC 4.00pm Senior School Staff Meeting (Lecture Theatre) - PMO Wednesday 6 January S5 Mock Exams Girls Netball v Sheffield Hallam University (H) (EIS) Thursday 7 January S5 Mock Exams House Cross Country (S3 and S4) Friday 8 January S5 Mock Exams 12.45pm Senior School Housemasters Meeting (Conference Room) - WPNP Saturday 9 January 10.30am 1st XV, U13, U12 Rugby v Loughborough Grammar School (H) 10.30am U15, U14 Rugby v Loughborough Grammar School (A) Monday 11 January S5 Mock Exams House Cross Country (S1 and S2) 4.00pm Senior School Pastoral Committee (Conference Room) - WPNP Tuesday 12 January S5 Mock Exams U6 Psychology Visit to Sheffield Crown Court - HDC 2.30pm U11A, U11B, U11C, U10A, U10B, U10C Rugby v St Olave's School (A) 7.00pm Information Evening for Cricket and Golf Tour to Dubai (Lecture Theatre) - TWC Wednesday 13 January S5 Mock Exams Mallorca Exchange: Spanish Group arrives - FR Girls Netball v Lady Manners School (H) (EIS) 2.00pm 1st VII Rugby v Highfields School (A) 3.30pm U15, U14 Basketball v King Edward VII School (A) 7.45pm S3 Theatre Trip ("An Inspector Calls"), Sheffield Lyceum - MCL Thursday 14 January S5 Mock Exams 2.00pm U16, U15 Rugby v Highfields School (A) 7.30pm Historical Association Lecture: "Monarchs, Martyrs and Ministers: the History behind Wolf Hall" (Professor Catherine Fletcher, Swansea University) (Lecture Theatre) - MSC 7.30pm Lower School Ski Trip Information Evening (Heeley Hall) - AJA Friday 15 January S5 Mock Exams end Saturday 16 January 9.30am 16+ Scholarship Exam Day (Grayson) - PRK/HAP 10.00am U11 Harrison Cup Rugby, QEGS 10.00am U13, U12 Rugby v The Rodillian Academy (H) 10.00am U15, U14 Rugby v The Rodillian Academy (A) 1 79647 – Birkdale_Easter Term Programme 2016 Inners_layout1 Friday27November 11.09 January/February Monday 18 January Senior School Dhal Bhat Week - KDB 9.30am Birkdale Prayer Fellowship (School House) - GO 4.00pm Senior School Heads of Department Meeting (Conference Room) - PRK 6.00pm-8.00pm Nepa-16 Training Evening, Faculty of Engineering, University of Sheffield - KDB Tuesday 19 January 4.00pm U13 Basketball v Tapton School (H) 7.30pm Auction of Promises for Nepal (Heeley Hall) - HJF Wednesday 20 January Mallorca Exchange: Spanish Group departs - FR Senior School House Rugby (S5 - U6) 9.30am 11+ Entrance Tests 2.00pm Girls Netball v Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School (H) (EIS) Thursday 21 January 9.00am Futurewise Careers Assessments - CJC 3.30pm U15, U13 Basketball v All Saints High School (A) 7.30pm S3 Options Evening (Heeley Hall) - SHK Friday 22 January 2.30pm U9A, U9B, U9C, U9D Rugby v St Olave's School (A) 6.30pm U16 Football (The People’s FA Cup), “Goals”, Granville Road Saturday 23 January Sixth Form Sports Scholarship Interviews - PMO/RDH 10.30am U14, U12 Rugby v Hall Cross School (A) 10.30am U16, U15, U13 Rugby v Hall Cross School (H) Monday 25 January Lower School House Rugby (S1 - S2) 4.15pm Liaison Committee (Conference Room) - WPNP Tuesday 26 January 2.30pm U9A, U9B, U9C, U9D Rugby v QEGS (A) 5.00pm S5 Parents Evening (Heeley Hall) - SHK Wednesday 27 January Senior School House Football (S5 - U6) 9.00am-12.30pm P3 and P4 Stardome Event Thursday 28 January Middle School House Rugby (S3 - S4) 2.15pm-3.50pm Music for Youth Festival Performance Rehearsal (P1) - GLB 4.00pm U14 Basketball v Meadowhead School (H) 5.00pm U15 Basketball v Meadowhead School (H) Friday 29 January AS Psychology Lecture Day - HDC 2.30pm U11A, U11B, U11C, U10A, U10B, U10C, U10D Rugby v QEGS (A) 6.00pm Prep Oakes Weekend Saturday 30 January Prep Oakes Weekend 10.00am U14, U13, U12 Football v Wickersley School (H) 10.00am U18A, U18B, U16, U15 Football v Wickersley School (A) Sunday 31 January Prep Oakes Weekend ends Monday 1 February Lower School House Football (S1 - S2) 12.45pm-1.45pm History Society Diplomacy Competition (E23) - MSC 4.00pm Senior School Pastoral Committee (Conference Room) - WPNP Tuesday 2 February 11+ Scholarship Exam U6 Physics Trip to Jodrell Bank - PCJ 12.45pm-1.45pm History Society Diplomacy Competition (E23) - MSC 4.00pm U16 Basketball v Meadowhead School (A) 2 79647 – Birkdale_Easter Term Programme 2016 Inners_layout1 Friday27November 11.09 February Wednesday 3 February All Day - ABRSM Music Exams (Octagon) - SSP Girls Netball v Hull Collegiate School (H) (EIS) pm - Arkwright Scholarships Aptitude Paper 9.00am-11.30am Linguistics Olympiad (Lecture Theatre) - HVS 12.30pm-3.45pm Senior School Swimming Gala, Ponds Forge - RDH 12.45pm-1.45pm History Society Diplomacy Competition (E23) - MSC 5.00pm S2 Parents Evening 6.00pm-8.00pm Nepa-16 Training Evening, Faculty of Engineering, University of Sheffield - KDB Thursday 4 February All Day - ABRSM Music Exams (Octagon) - SSP Middle School House Football (S3 - S4) Sixth Form Paris Homestay and Study Visit (departure) - KMH U14 Rugby (Durham Sevens) 12.45pm-1.45pm History Society Diplomacy Competition (E23) - MSC 4.00pm U13 Basketball v High Storrs School (A) Friday 5 February S1, S3, S4 Grades published Sixth Form Paris Homestay and Study Visit - KMH 12.45pm-1.45pm History Society Diplomacy Competition (E23) - MSC 3.45pm Half Term begins Saturday 6 February Lower School Ski Trip departs - AJA Monday 8 February History Society Trip to Lincoln - MSC Sixth Form Paris Homestay and Study Visit (return) - KMH Wednesday 10 February Ash Wednesday Thursday 11 February 10.00am P3 and P4 Prep Rugby Tour departs 7.30pm Historical Association Lecture: "The Changing Images of the Late Roman Empress" (Dr Julia Hillner, University of Sheffield) (Lecture Theatre) - MSC Saturday 13 February Lower School Ski Trip returns - AJA Sunday 14 February Half Term ends 5.00am P3 and P4 Prep Rugby Tour returns Monday 15 February L6/U6 Mocks begin L6/U6 Study Leave begins P4 Crucial Crew Trip 4.00pm Senior School Staff Meeting (Lecture Theatre) - PMO 4.00pm U12A, U12B Football v Hill House School (A) 4.00pm U13 Football v Tapton School (A) 4.00pm U14 Football v High Storrs School (A) Tuesday 16 February L6/U6 Mocks L6/U6 Study Leave Wednesday 17 February L6/U6 Mocks L6/U6 Study Leave S5 House Football Competition 4.00pm-5.15pm S3 Duke of Edinburgh Training - CJC 7.00pm Solos Concert (Octagon) - AMJ 3 79647 – Birkdale_Easter Term Programme 2016 Inners_layout1 Friday27November 11.09 February Thursday 18 February L6/U6 Mocks L6/U6 Study Leave 2.15pm-3.50pm Music for Youth Festival Performance Rehearsal (P1) - GLB 2.30pm U15 Football v Hill House School (H) Friday 19 February L6/U6 Mocks L6/U6 Study Leave 7.30pm FOBS Gastro Evening (Heeley Hall) - KLH 7.30pm Nepa-16 Training Weekend at Castle Dyke begins - KDB Saturday 20 February 10.00am U18, U15, U13, U12 Football v Ackworth School (A) 4.30pm Nepa-16 Training Weekend at Castle Dyke ends - KDB Monday 22 February 8.00am-3.45pm S3 History Trip to the Imperial War Museum, Manchester - MSC 4.00pm Senior School Pastoral Committee (Conference Room) - WPNP 8.00pm Birkdale Prayer Fellowship (School House) - GO Tuesday 23 February 9.00am-12.00pm Music for Youth Festival Performance Rehearsal (P1), Firth Court, University of Sheffield - GLB 2.15pm U10A, U10B, U10C Football v Hymers College (H) 4.00pm U13, U12 Football v Huddersfield Grammar School (H) 7.00pm Sixth Form Theatre Studies Trip (“Waiting for Godot”, Crucible Theatre) - LD/MCL Wednesday 24 February U11 Rugby (Terrington Sevens) U14 Rugby (St Peter's Sevens) U15 Rugby (Bradford Sevens) 2.00pm Girls Netball v High Storrs School (H) (EIS) 3.00pm U18A, U18B, U16 Football v Denstone College (A) 3.00pm-8.30pm Classics Reading Competition, University of Leeds - HVS 4.00pm-5.15pm S3 Duke of Edinburgh Training - CJC Thursday 25 February U12 Rugby (St Olave's Sevens) 2.30pm U15, U14 Football v Huddersfield Grammar School
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