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Parents Newsletter 19.12.18 HT News st 21 December 2018 Ambition · Pride · Success Artwork by Jodie Hedges Clay Kiwi Year 11 Dates and Events AUTUMN TERM 2018 A few words from Mr Newman Monday 3rd September to Friday 21st December 2018 It has been a very busy end to the Autumn Term, with many of the recent 19-20.12.18 Whole School Production – “The Wiz” events showcased in this Christmas edition of HT News. 21.12.18 End of Autumn Term – school closes 1.30pm SPRING TERM 2019 School highlights Monday 7th January to Friday 12th April 2019 There have been so many highlights in recent weeks, including our end of Half Term term Christmas events. On Wednesday 12th December we had our Monday 18th February to Friday 22nd February 2019 wonderful Christmas Carol Service at Haileybury Chapel which was very 7.1.19 Staff Training Day (school closed to students) much enjoyed by students and staff. We supported Save the Children’s 8.1.19 School re-opens for all students Christmas Jumper Day last Friday, along with our bake sale organised by 15.1.19 University applications deadline Year 7 and we raised £750 which was a tremendous fundraising total from 24.1.19 Year 7 Parents’ Evening 4.00pm-7.00pm our whole school community. On Monday this week it was wonderful to 11.2.19 Parents’ Forum 5.30pm celebrate this summer’s Year 11 and Year 13 exam results at our 28.2.19 Year 10 Parents’ Evening 4.00pm-7.00pm 2.3.18-5.3.18 Sixth Form Psychology Trip to Paris Certificates Presentation Evening and we witnessed our brilliant school 7.3.19 Year 12 Parents’ Evening 4.00pm-7.00pm production of The Wiz too this week, with a large cast including students 13.3.19 Year7-10 & 12 Awards Evening 6.00-7.00pm from Year 7 to Year 10. We then finished the term today with our Awards 20.3.19 Year 8 Options Evening 5.00pm-6.30pm Trip for Year 9 to Year 11 students, and our Achievement Assesmblies for 28.3.19 Year 8 Parents’ Evening 10.4.19 Deadline for Year 8 Options all year groups. More details about all of these highlights can be found 11.4.18 Year 11 Parents’ Evening inside. SUMMER TERM 2019 School attendance Tuesday 23rd April to Friday 19th July 2019 Half Term Thank you for your support with school attendance which has continued to Monday 27th May to Friday 31st May 2019 improve in recent months following our sustained work in this area. Student attendance underpins everything else we do as a school and 01992 308333 it is now at the national average. Thank you for working with us to make [email protected] such a difference in this area with the vast majority of our students. @Hailey_Turnford Mock Exams www.haileyburyturnford.com Year 11 and Year 13 students received their recent Mock Exam results today. We gave them a ‘mock’ results day experience to help them understand what results day will be like in August. This week, teachers have been going through their exam papers and providing feedback opportunities with students. When we return in January students will only have five months to go until their final exams! Thank you for your support for the school throughout 2018. We continue to make good progress as a school, as recognised by Ofsted in May when they stated that “improvements are increasingly evident”. We are fully staffed for January 2019 and look forward to another successful twelve months for the school, improving the quality of the education that we can provide for your children. I wish all students and families a very happy Christmas and peaceful New Year. The Principal's Book The following students have been entered into the Principal’s Book for excellent work/contribution to the school. Haileybury Carol Service The Wiz Programme Henry Atkinson 7MLU Ryan King 7MLU Dante Barzey 10SDR Seval Basri 10MQU Poppy Rooke 8LBR Danny Smith 8RNE Sam Winders 7OHU Students of the Week – 3rd December Shackleton – Huseyin Tosun – 7OHU Pankhurst – Faye Bullock – 8LBR Bevan – Hajar Faiz – 11CSI Turing – Tayden Field – 8RNE Students of the Week – 10th December Shackleton – Aimee Williams – 10COV Pankhurst – Gracie Green – 7EKA Bevan – Ryan King – 7MLU & Katie Cushings – 7EKA Turing – Henry Atkinson – 7MLU Students of the Week – 17th December Shackleton – Josh Asiedu – 11KWA Pankhurst – Dante Barzey – 10SDR Bevan – Rosie Gill – 9BLU Turing – Seval Basri – 10MQU House News Well done to all of the Year 7 students who took Final house positions for the Autumn Term part in our competitions this term and who competed in the recent swimming gala at Haileybury. Turing 1st Christmas card winners Henry Atkinson – Turing Pankhurst 2nd Madelina Zavadovschi - Pankhurst Remy Matthews – Turing Bevan 3rd Most festive dress Henry Atkinson – Turing Shackleton 4th Best Baker Emily Pym – Shackleton Well done to Turing! Swimming gala 1st Pankhurst 2nd Shackleton 3rd Turing 4th Bevan Principal’s Award – November Congratulations to our students who were nominated by their Year Achievement Coordinators for the Principal’s Award for November. Bright Siaw 7SWI Tayden Field 8RNE Fay Bullock 8LBR Rosie Gill 9BLU Amiee Williams 10COV Rio Taylor-Melvin 11KWA Holly Waughman 12HWE Konnor Sakizcioglu Year 13 Haileybury Carol Service Students from Year 7 & 8 attended a very successful Haileybury Carol Service on Wednesday 12th December. Year 7 students Henry Atkinson and Sam Winders, Year 8 students Danny Smith and Poppy Rooke and our Head Boy and Girl Matthew Curry and Acelya Oztas all stood up and read as did our Principal, Robin Newman. Seval Basri and Dante Barzey sang a duet and everyone sang Christmas carols under the Chapel dome. Reverend Chris Briggs, the Chaplin of Haileybury commented on how well our students conducted themselves. Year 7 Christmas Card competition Congratulations to all our Year 7 students who took part in the Christmas Card competition. The winners were: Madalina Zavadovschi 7CBI Henry Atkinson 7MLU Remy Matthews 7MLU HT Sport Spotlight Name Billy Bates Year 9 Club Norwich City Football Club What sport and level do you compete at? Championship football. How long have you competed for them? One year. How did you get into the sport? I just started playing. What’s your most memorable moment while competing? Making my debut for Norwich verses Chelsea and scoring a goal. What’s your biggest achievement within the sport you compete in? Getting bought for £36,000 from Leyton Orient What are your future goals in your sport? To play at a professional level. Who is your role model? Joe Gomez. What personal characteristics does your sport need? Leader and strong mind-set/mentality. If you were to give anyone advice on how to get involved in your sport, what would it be? Always give it your best shot and never give up. Name Jamie Telfer Year 9 Club Arsenal FC What sport and level do you compete at? I play football at Arsenal FC which is in the Premier League. This is one of the best leagues in the world. How long have you competed for them? I have played for Arsenal for two years and have entered my third season. How did you get into the sport? I played for Cheshunt FC for a bit of fun because my friends played for this team. Then I was scouted for a league two team called Stevenage. I played there for less than a year then I was transferred to Arsenal. What’s your most memorable moment while competing? My memorable moment is when I made my debut for Arsenal. I made my debut in a tournament in which we reached the final. It is memorable because I saved a penalty to keep us in it. What’s your biggest achievement within the sport you compete in? My biggest achievement was when I transferred from Stevenage to Arsenal because they paid a lot of money for me at the age I was. What are your future goals in your sport? My future goals are playing for Arsenal’s first team and I’m pushing to get an England International call-up for next year. Who is your role model? My football role model is a goalkeeper called David De Gea because he’s one of the best in the world. My other role model would be my Mum because she has taught me no matter how many times you fail you don’t give up. What personal characteristics does your sport need? The personal characteristics you need to have are a strong positive mind-set and you have to keep focused on what your doing. If you were to give anyone advice on how to get involved in your sport, what would it be? If I was to give advice for people getting involved in football I would say stay dedicated and always perform to the best of your abilities. If something goes wrong don’t beat yourself up about it and keep your head. Also listen to any advice your coaches have given you because they are just trying to get the best out of you. Congratulations to our students who have achieved 100% attendance this term Year 7 Scone, Jack Kulubya, Catrina Idris, Ethan Williams, Aimee Afonso, Joyce Selby, Reece Machado, Daniela Kitson, Jeremiah Year 11 Amali, Amina Siaw, Bright Manthou, Antzela Linwood, Holly Asiedu, Joshua Martinez Loaiza, Atkinson, Henry Silaghi, Leontin Mathews, Jake Bates, Robyn Daniela Mendes Baptista, Belenche, Andrei Sintim, Emmanuel Maxen, Tyler Boatin, Bernice Carolina Cartwright, Andrew Smith, Alfie Mungaroo, David Newman, Freddie Boatin, Candice Clayton, Lily Spink, Kadie Murphy, Caitlin Pearce, Stephanie Brotherton, Leon Cook, Millie Taylor-Melvin, Sky Paulding, Mackenzie Ramanayaka, Yenul Burgess, Amy Robotham, Cushings, Katie Tosun, Huseyin Saggs, Jamie Goodman, Abigail Qwarmae Dosunmu, Tran, Trang Sharples, Toby Shaw, Reece Harding, James Oluwakayode Featley, Charlize Verrier, Alfie Smith, Bobby Sintim, Zofeyah Jeffrey, Tommy Francis-Manning, Wade, Daniel
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