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NEWSLETTER Issue 316: 20 October 2011 HEADLINES....HEADLINES....HEADLINES....HEADLINES....HEADLINES Notley High School and Braintree Sixth Form NEWSLETTER Issue 316: 20 October 2011 www.notleyhigh.com HEADLINES....HEADLINES....HEADLINES....HEADLINES....HEADLINES..... Key Stage Three In Brief... We are now Awards Evening collecting Morrison’s “Let’s grow” vouchers. These vouchers will enable us to get equipment for gardening for use in our new school allotment. The collection box for vouchers can be found in the library. Mrs Wallace Contact the Newsletter If you have a piece of news you would like to be included in the School Newsletter, you can email it directly to the editor at: [email protected] The deadline for submission is the Friday prior to publication. Pupil Absence/Late Lines Notley High School and Braintree Sixth Form celebrated our annual Year 7 01376 556347 Key Stage Three Awards Evening at the Braintree Arts Theatre in the Year 8 01376 556348 Braintree Sixth Form on Thursday 13 October. Over one hundred students from Years 8-10 were awarded prizes for Year 9 01376 556349 their hard work and high achievement in a variety of curriculum areas Year 10 01376 556350 during the academic year 2010-11. Year 11 01376 556351 Teachers nominated the students from each Year Group who were the The absence lines should most hard working and also the most high achieving to receive prizes. be called on a daily basis to There were also special awards for students excelling in the school’s report your child late or sick. specialist school subject areas of Technology, Maths, Science and ICT as well as for exceptional performance in Maths (Christopher Dickens). Furthermore, there was an award donated by retired History teacher and Head of House Anne Howard for exceptional performance in History, Geography and RE, which this year went to Eve Stalker. There was also an award donated by the parents of former English teacher Janet Smart, who sadly passed away in the summer of 2004, for outstanding performance in English, won by Megan Beck. Mr Thompson spoke about the school’s decision to introduce a new award for exceptional effort in Modern Foreign Languages in memorial of Mrs Gaynor Adams, who sadly passed away in February, which was won this year by Rhyse Crook. The highest accolade of the evening went to Elise Horsham, for outstanding achievement across “Working together, achieving together” HEADLINES.... the board in the end of Key Stage Three assessments in English, Maths and Science. The gathered students, parents and staff were entertained by “Vocalise” by Rachmaninoff, played on the clarinet by Yasmin Hurford, and later on in the evening by “Vittoria, Vittoria” by Giacomo Carissimi, which was sung by Amy Lazell. The audience listened intently as guest speaker Jacqui Smith, Senior Teacher, spoke about the Jack Petchey Award and students from Notley High School and Braintree Sixth Form who had been nominated for and received it, which she followed with an inspirational video of previous Award winners from the school. A thoroughly pleasant night was enjoyed by all, capped off when refreshments were served after the event by the Friends of Notley High School, allowing staff, governors, parents and students to mingle and discuss the evening’s events. Below is a full list of award winners. KS3 PRESENTATION EVENING 13 OCTOBER 2011 BRAINTREE ARTS THEATRE 7.30 PM SPECIAL AWARDS YEAR 9 PRIZE FOR DRAMATIC IMPROVEMENT IN KS3 Presentation Evening ATTITUDE/BEHAVIOUR ACROSS YEARS 7-9 EFFORT ACHIEVEMENT GoverningJay CravenBody of English Samuel Doré Rhiannon Walker Notley High School and TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE AWARD Maths Liberty Mann Abigail Gilfillan Braintree Sixth Form Welcome and Introduction Year 7 Science Kirsty Aston MrOliver Simon Kiersnowski Thompson Headteacher Holly Everett Modern Foreign Mr D Gask (Chair) LanguagesMusic Yasmin Hurford Mrs J TurnerYear 8 Clarinet Solo Mrs APip Comfort Roberts French Tazmin Brown “Vocalise”Louise Lazell Mr B Britten Mrs A Hicks Spanish Thomas Segura ByKate Rachmaninoff Portway Year 9 Mr B Pentelow Chloe Bennett ICT PresentatioRacheln of Aw Ingramards MrsLeah Jacqui Riley Smith Mr T Parrott Senior Teacher Mr R Smith Technology MrMATHS R Caryl TROPHY Music Amy Lazell Mr K Yap D & T Adam Chappell Emma Hayden Christopher Dickens Vocal Solo Mrs V Patel Food/Textiles Connor Walla ce “Vittoria,Kirsty Reynolds Vittoria” THE ANNEMr HOWARD G Sprawling AWARD FOR LOWER By Giacomo Carissimi Mrs A Hatchman Humanities SCHOOL HUMANITIES Mr M EvePickering Stalker GeographyClo se Amy Gullen MrRebecca Simon Thompson Harris Mrs J Bracewell Mrs M Morris History Lucy McNair Tony Upton THE JANETMr SMART N Vosper MEMORIAL AWARD RE RefresRaymondhments Meadwill b e seJamesrved iMeaden the Café Mrs TMegan Gardham Beck Mr S Thompson (Headteacher) Creative Arts The Chairman of Governors, Headteacher and Staff THE GAYNOR ADAMS MEMORIAL AWARD Art exHugotend a Marsden warm w elcomKatiee to aGracell gue sts Rhyse Crook Drama Anthony Goodwin Hannah Johnson AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT Music Robyn Campbell Yasmin Hurford SPONSORED BY THE FRIENDS OF NOTLEY PE Ryan Allen Lily Brown HIGH SCHOOL Elise Horsham Speech & Sarah Anderson Language Page 2 Notley High School and Braintree Sixth Form Newsletter – Issue 316 - 20 October 2011 “Working together, achieving together” PRESENTATION PRESENTATION CURRICULUM PRIZE WINNERS CURRICULUM PRIZE WINNERS YEAR 8 2010/2011 YEAR 8 PRESENTATION2010/2011 CURRICULUM PRIZE WINNERS YEAR 7 EFFORT ACHIEVEMENT YEAR 7 EFFORTYEAR 8 ACHIEVEMENT 2010/2011 EFFORT ACHIEVEMENT English Harry Gilyatt Amy Bathurst EFFORT ACHIEVEMENT Harry Gilyatt Amy Bathurst English Taylor Linehan EnglishEleanor Youngs English Taylor Linehan Eleanor Youngs Maths Emily Warwick Jack Gill YEAR 7 Maths EFFORTEmily Warwick ACHIEVEMENTJack Gill Maths Lucy Merrell Luke Robinson Maths Lucy Merrell Luke Robinson Science Bethany Dennison Bethany Foster EFFORT ACHIEVEMENT EnglishScience HarryBethany Gilyatt Dennison AmyBethany Bathurst Foster Georgia Cocks Toby Yap Taylor Linehan EleanorScience Youngs Modern Foreign Languages EnglishScience Georgia Cocks Toby Yap MathsModern Foreign LanguagesEmily Warwick Jack Gill Modern Foreign Languages French Katie McAfee Megan Halfacre MathsModern Foreign LucyLanguages Merrell Luke Robinson ScienceFrench BethanyKatie McAfee Dennison BethanyMegan Halfacre Foster French Benjamin Harrison Amber Hayden Spanish Melissa Deith Megan Walden ScienceFrench GeorgiaBenjamin Cocks Harrison TobyAmber Yap Hayden ModernSpanish Foreign LanguagesMelissa Deith Megan Walden Spanish Jordan Calder Kalei Milligan ICT Leah Challis Ashley Neale ModernSpanish Foreign LanguagesJordan Cal der Kalei Milligan FrenchICT KatieLeah McAfee Challis MeganAshley Halfacre Neale ICT Kelvin Corney Cameron Bernard Technology FrenchICT BenjaminKelvin Corney Harrison AmberCameron Hayden Bernard SpanishTechnology Melissa Deith Megan Walden Technology D & T Arabella Turner Tamsin Sprawling Technology ICTD & T LeahArabella Challis Turner AshleyTamsin Neale Sprawling Spanish Jordan Calder Kalei Milligan Food/Textiles Ryan Gregg Kelsey Riseborough D & T Olivia Shorten Food/TextilesMegan Marsh Ryan Gregg Kelsey Riseborough ICTD & T KelvinOlivia CorneyShorten CameronMegan Marsh Bernard Technology Food/Textiles Megan Bragger Rhianna Simkins Humanities Food/Textiles Megan Bragger Rhianna Simkins DHumanities & T Arabella Turner Tamsin Sprawling Technology Geography Alfie Long Lily Arkwright Humanities D & T Olivia Shorten Megan Marsh Food/TextilesGeography RyanAlfie LongGreg g KelseyLily Arkwright Riseborough Humanities History Joseph Barry Luke Fleming Geography Yan-Yan Li HumanitiesHistoryMegan Lane Joseph Barry Luke Fleming Food/TextilesGeography MeganYan-Yan Bragger Li RhiannaMegan Lane Simkins RE Sophia Coppin Harriet Mill History Kenny Twitchett GeographyRESamuel Perry AlfieSophia Long Coppin LilyHarriet Arkwright Mill HumanitiesHistory Kenny Twitchett Samuel Perry Creative Arts RE Michael Doyle HistoryCreativeLily Measures Arts Joseph Barry Luke Fleming GeographyRE Yan-YanMichael DoyleLi MeganLily Measures Lane Art Jamie Guilder Shannon Lacey Creative Arts REArt SophiaJamie GuilderCoppin HarrietShannon Mill Lacey HistoryCreative Arts Kenny Twitchett Samuel Perry Drama Tiana Patel Leanne Scott Drama Tiana Patel Leanne Scott Art Caitlin Smith CreativeEmily ArtsMallott REArt MichaelCaitlin Smith Doyle LilyEmily Measures Mallott Music Mia Shearwood Amy Lazell ArtMusic JamieMia Shearwood Guilder ShannonAmy Lazell Lacey Drama Edward Nash Henry Fitch-Bartlett Creative Arts PE Georgia Andrews Riley Baker Drama Edward Nash Henry Fitch-Bartlett DramaPE TianaGeorgia Patel Andrews LeanneRiley Baker Scott Music Isabelle Weager Hannah Knock Speech & Adam Warburton ArtMusic CaitlinIsabelle Smith Weager EmilyHannah Mallott Knock Adam Warburton MusicSpeech & Mia Shearwood AmyLanguage Lazell PE John Boswell LanguageMia White DramaPE EdwardJohn Boswell Nash HenryMia White Fitch-Bartlett PE Georgia Andrews Riley Baker Speech & Robert Rooke Music IsabelleRobert RookeWeager Hannah Knock Speech & Adam Warburton Speech & Language Language Language PE John Boswell Mia White Speech & Robert Rooke Language YEAR 9 SPECIAL AWARDS EFFORT ACHIEVEMENT PRIZEGoverning FOR DRAMATIC IMPROVEMENTBody of IN English Samuel Doré Rhiannon Walker ATTITUDE/BEHAVIOURNotley High School ACROSS YEARS and 7-9 KS3 Presentation Evening Jay Craven Maths Liberty Mann Abigail Gilfillan Braintree Sixth Form Science Kirsty Aston Oliver Kiersnowski TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE AWARD Modern Foreign Mr DYear Gask 7 ( Chair) Welcome and Introduction Mr Simon Thompson Languages HollyMrs J Everett Turner
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