Weatherhead High School WEATHER REPORT

A high performing academy providing excellence for all Summer Term 2019

Mrs Henderson, her Performing Arts team and almost a hundred students were involved in this brilliantly bonkers musical extravaganza, based on the works of Dr Seuss. There were standout performances from Year 13 Drama students; Olivia Ord (Cat in the Hat), Ruby Tuft (Sour Kangaroo) and Jenna Harding (Horton) who were starring MRXLIMVJSYVXLERH½REPWGLSSPWLS[7TIGMEPQIRXMSRWQYWXKS to Annie Scott (JoJo), Mr Mayor and Mrs Mayor, (Will Richardson Smith and Holly Bee), the dazzling Gertrude le Fuzz (Becky Isaac), QEKRM½GIRX1EM^MI0E&MVH )VMR8LYVPS[ XLIFIEYXMJYP&MVH+MVPWERH the Wickersham Brothers, supported by an amazing cast of Whos and Jungle Company, dancers and a dedicated backstage team. Business Studies students helped to raise over £1,100 for our chosen charity, The Book Bus[MXLXLIMVXYGOWLSTERHVEJ¾I

Resilience Respect Reach Reward Weatherhead is World Class - Prestigious Award was the Perfect Christmas Gift!

The World Class Schools Quality Mark (WCSQM) has named Weatherhead as one of the latest schools to successfully complete the accreditation process and be awarded World Class Schools status. Miss Whelan and student ambassadors were delighted to be invited to GSPPIGXXLIE[EVHEXEGIVIQSR]MR0SRHSR;IEXLIVLIEHMWXLI½VWXWGLSSPXSEGLMIZIXLMWEGGVIHMXEXMSRMRXLI;MVVEPEVIEERHEGVSWWXLI whole of Merseyside.

The award’s uniqueness lies in the fact that the students are assessed with regard to whether they, themselves, are World Class, rather than the school itself. WCSQM believes that if a school is truly World Class, then the students should be able to demonstrate this.

Head Girl, Katy Barham led the student ambassadors comprising Deputy Head Girl, Tamzida Begum; School Councillors - Molly and Millie (Year 11) and Holly and Polly (Year 10), who, as a team, coordinated and led themselves through the rigorous assessment process. The girls shone throughout with unwavering dedication, impressive team work, excellent communication skills and demonstrated the outstanding calibre of Weatherhead students.

Miss Whelan, commented, “to achieve this recognition beyond our Ofsted ‘outstanding’ status is a real credit to our extremely talented students. It is evidence of the hard work, commitment and dedication of all the staff who create an aspirational culture, where our students really believe in themselves and strive to achieve their best at all times, as well as the tremendous support from our parents, carers and Governors. It is an absolute honour to be one of only 83 schools in England to achieve World Class Schools status. I could not be prouder of the school and our wonderful students.”

In the press …. students were interviewed on BBC Radio Merseyside and were featured in the Echo’s, Your Echo. Visit the school website www.weatherheadhigh.co.uk/ news-and-events/latest-news to hear our World Class interview.

2 SUCCESSES Headteacher’s Award

A record 27 students, from Years 7 to 13, were presented with a Headteacher’s Award by Miss Whelan last term for outstanding effort in class, charity work, volunteering and leadership.

Awards Sports Awards Evening NCS 8LI)PMXI+]QREWXMGWWUYEHSTIRIHXLIERRYEP7TSVXW%[EVH)ZIRMRK Mrs Moretta had the pleasure of attending the National Citizen with an impressive display of tumbles and lifts. Over a hundred Service awards to accept a Gold Award, which recognises a awards were presented to students including Half Colours (award- school with over 60 students taking part and Champion School ed for 2 years commitment) and Full Colours (4 years) in Football, status for the fourth year running. Weatherhead students are Gymnastics, Netball, Rounders and Trampolining and recognition in encouraged to take part in the NCS programme during the 7TSVXW0IEHIVWLMT summer holidays, which develops personal and social skills. The coveted ‘Team of the Year’ award was presented to the U14 The four phase programme includes an outward-bound Footballers and ‘Squad of the Year’, to the U15 Trampolinists. Jess Ross residential, developing life skills and working as a team on a [EWREQIH³.YRMSV7TSVXW;SQERSJXLI=IEV´ERH0YG]'SSO³7IRMSV social action project. Sportswoman of the Year’. Guest speaker, Liverpool FC defender, 0IMKLERRI6SFINSMRIHWXYHIRXWMRGIPIFVEXMRKXLIMVWYGGIWW

Senior Awards Evening %PQSWXELYRHVIHERH½JX]WXYHIRXW[IVIVIGSKRMWIHEXSenior Awards Evening for their commitment, effort and hard work for the last academic year, both in and out of the classroom. Music student, Hannah Whiting, kicked off the evening with a beautiful rendition of Sam Smith’s Lay Me Down accompanied by Tom Simms on piano. Head Girl, Katy Barham, introduced guest speaker and Weatherhead alumni, Sophie McKibbin, who inspired students with her speech about the importance of reaching high, working hard, her love of travel and how she secured her dream job as in-house lawyer for Warner Bros.

SUCCESSES 3 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award - Class of 2018

In February, we celebrated the success of over 160 students at our Duke of Edinburgh’s Award)ZIRMRK Gold Award Winner Collectively, there were 108 Bronze awards, 40 Silver and 10 Gold which is our biggest cohort yet! A special mention to the Gold awardees &IGO]&EVVS[7EQQ]&VI[0MFF]&SYPKIV0M^^])PWSR+ISVKME,ITOI'LPSI Hunt and Megan Warren. Chloe Hunt was delighted to receive the Award for Outstanding Contribution.

Miss Whelan kicked off the proceedings highlighting our students’ dedication and hard work which mirrors the school’s core values of Respect, Reach, Resilience and Reward and welcomed Kevin Rodgers and Nicky Cage from the North West DofE Operations Team, who presented the awards. Students delighted in recapturing and sharing their memories with parents and staff and watched a compilation of expedition JSSXEKIFIJSVIVIGIMZMRKXLIMVGIVXM½GEXIWERHFEHKIW

Thank you to Mr Owen, who stepped down as DofE Manager in December - passing the baton on to Miss Faulkner. The evening was also a celebration of his contribution and achievements during his time running the DofE programme. The awards were testament to not only his hard work, but also of our three leaders; Dr Temple, Miss Basford and Mrs Grimwood. Well done to the Class of 2018 - we look forward to celebrating the next cohort under Miss Faulkner’s guidance with expeditions to Malham Cove and Loggerheads in June and July.

For more information about our DofE programme, please visit the school website www.weatherheadhigh.co.uk/enrichment/the-duke-of-edinburghs-award

What’s in the Box? Students who achieved 100% attendance in the six weeks before Christmas were entered into the What’s in the Box? prize draw. Congratulations to winner Sisley Reynolds, Year 9 who won a box full of goodies including a polaroid camera, chocolate, sweets and stationary.

Runners-up for each year group were: Year 7:  0]RH],YPQI Year 8: Nile Wharton Year 9: Georgia Francom Year 10:7EQ0M Year 11: Amy Wright

4 SUCCESSES Standing on the Holocaust Memorial Day Year 12 historians and History subject ambassadors were invited to Shoulders of Giants attend the Wirral Holocaust Memorial Commemoration at the Floral Pavilion. Students and staff were treated to an afternoon off to enjoy The group listened to a presentation by the return of the GiantsXS;MVVEPERH0MZIVTSSP*VSQWPIITMRK students from High School on the beach at New Brighton, snoozing in a hammock in St. about their trip to Auschwitz and joined George’s HallERHLMNEGOMRKXLIWXVIIXWSJ0MZIVTSSPSZIVEQMPPMSR in remembering victims of the holocaust people enjoyed the Giants spectacular. Two Year 7 students were with the lighting of memorial candles. snapped enjoying the afternoon and were delighted to have their Students were inspired by a presentation TLSXSKVETLMRGPYHIHMRXLISJ½GMEP+MERXWFSSO JVSQ0EH]1MPIRE+VIRJIPP&EMRIWSR her evacuation from Prague on the kindertransport trains in 1939. Lunch Time Heroes

Following on from the success of American themed food in celebration of July 4th and Christmas dinner, the canteen served up delicious sweet and sour chicken, spring rolls, prawn crackers and egg fried rice in celebration of Chinese New Year and heart shaped biscuits on Valentine’s Day! Year 7 students from Miss Brough’s lunch club handmade Chinese Christmas Craft Fair lanterns and love hearts to decorate the canteen. The PTF organised a wonderfully festive Christmas Craft Fair, supported by hundreds of students, staff and friends of Weatherhead. The PTFGSSVHMREXIHEVEJ¾IERHVIJVIWLQIRXW World Challenge students ran a tombola, with dozens of local stallholders selling candles, chocolates and Christmas goodies. Year 8 Rush In Chamber Choir performed a selection of Yuletide songs and carols 243 students visited the Liverpool Maritime to get everyone in the festive mood! Museum, over two days, taking part in the RUSH programme which educates on the effects of legal and illegal substances and the consequences of drug taking. Students watched a drama performance and explored the issues raised through theatre workshops, with actors and museum ZSPYRXIIVW8LIXVMTJSVQWERIWWIRXMEPEWTIGXXSXLIWGLSSP47,') programme, providing our students with the knowledge to make informed choices and to keep themselves safe.

Year 9 Well-Being Day

As part of the Year 9 PR programme, students participated in a range of workshops to help support their well-being. Kayte Walsh from My Esteem, spoke to students on how to improve self-esteem and manage emotions, Happy Times ran yoga and mindfulness sessions, Chartwells educated students on healthy eating, whilst Year 12 Mental Health First Aiders, Hannah Broster, ,ERREL7YXXSR0MZ;LIEHSRERH6SEE%LQIHEHZMWIHWXYHIRXW on how to support themselves. During the evening parents and carers were able to access the information given to students throughout the day and watch a bespoke performance by the Open the Door Theatre Company about teenagers and the issues that they face.

EVENTS & TRIPS 5 #careformetoo

To mark National Young Carers Awareness Day on 31st January, a small group of our Young Carers presented to staff about how school supports and helps them cope with being a young carer. The group of 51 students, from Years 7-13, celebrated with a pizza lunch. At the end of the Autumn term, the group also enjoyed a Christmas lunch, organised by Miss Brough.

Young Carers Christmas Lunch When Harry Met Aneesha... Year 7 student Aneesha Tasnim, was chosen from hundreds of deaf students across the borough to represent the Wirral Hearing Support Service and Weatherhead to meet Prince Harry and Meghan. Harry and Meghan made a beeline for Aneesha, who was delighted to present Meghan with a pair of booties knitted by Teaching Assistant, Mrs Duffy, for the Royal baby. Harry spoke to Aneesha to ask her name and Meghan went out of her way to sign ‘thank you’.

International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day and National Midwives Alex & Jessica Natasha Jonas visits Weatherhead Careers Week were celebrated across the school with a number of guest speakers and visitors (including two ex-students). 'MZMP)RKMRIIVJoanna Bateman, former Commonwealth Games badminton player Caroline Grimwood, Midwives Alex Ruse and Jessica Acton Lawrence, Jen Emery - entrepreneur and owner of Zest Fitness, Jayne Kennedy, Marketing Manager for B&M Waste and Olympic boxer Natasha Jonas inspired students with their stories of hard work and ambition.

6 EVENTS & TRIPS The Good Wolf

With a lot of talk about Mindfulness in the media of late, a recent survey found that students who employ regular QMRHJYPRIWWTVEGXMGIMQTVSZIHQSSHIQTEXL]GSR½HIRGIWIPJIWXIIQGSTMRKWOMPPWERHEREFMPMX]XSTE]EXXIRXMSR and focus. On the back of this, Mindfulness Champion, Miss Folan has launched an exciting new group for Sixth Form students called the Good Wolf (which originates from an old Cherokee parable).

The group meet every Tuesday lunchtime to practise mindfulness and share useful tools of positive psychology. Students have embraced the challenges of stepping out of their comfort zone, embarking on homework tasks including random acts of kindness and a digital detox. Abbie, Year 12 commented, ‘our vision is to grow the group and reach younger year groups over the next few months, I would love to take the tools I’ve built up and share them.’

In the meantime, if you are interested in practising mindfulness yourselves at home consider downloading some of the superb resources that are available, for example Headspace, Buddify, Calm or Breathe apps and Fern Cotton’s Happy Place podcast.

MATHS Christmas Countdown

Well done to all our winners and students who took part in the Christmas 'SYRXHS[RGSQTIXMXMSR)ZIV]HE]HYVMRK(IGIQFIVE'LVMWXQEWXLIQIH1EXLW problem was posted on Twitter for students to answer correctly and win daily prizes. NSPCC Number Day

On 1st February, Weatherhead joined thousands of schools across the UK taking part in Number Day, a mega Maths-inspired fundraiser for the NSPCC(YVMRKXLIHE]2YQIVEG]0IEHIVWLIPHEGEOIWEPI ERHWXYHIRXWERHWXEJJ[IVIIRGSYVEKIHXSXEOITEVXMRE³2YQFIV,YRX´½RHMRKERHMHIRXMJ]MRK different numbers worn by members of staff around the school. In total £205 was raised for the NSPCC'SRKVEXYPEXMSRWXSXLI[MRRIVSJXLI³2YQFIV,YRX´7YRILE7MRKLMR06-

SUBJECTS 7 MFL I’ll Be There For You ….

‘Rising’ to the challenge with their prize-winning bake, Year 11 students created a beautiful Friends themed cake for the Eurpean Day of Languages bake off8VEZIPPMRKMRXSRHTPEGI[EW)VMR8LSQEW´IRXV] of a pink suitcase, decorated with the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben. Year 7 students said “ciao” to 3rd place with their cake, hand decorated [MXL±LIPPS²MR)YVSTIERPERKYEKIW.YHKIW1MWW;LIPER1MWW7YPPMZER ERH1V'YQQMRWLEHEHMJ½GYPXHIGMWMSRNYHKMRKEPPIRXVMIW8LI standard was so high that special mentions were awarded to three entries from Years 7 and 8; a towering sponge cake decorated with Bake Off Winner )YVSTIER¾EKWE7TERMWLXLIQIHX[SXMIVGEOIXSTTIHSJJ[MXL ¾EQIRGSHERGIVWERHEWTEKLIXXMERHQIEXFEPPWMPPYWMSRGEOI8LI bake off was part of a week of events to celebrate European Day of Languages[LMGLMRGPYHIHOEVESOI½PQWGSRXMRIRXEPFVIEOJEWXJSVWXEJJ and a form time quiz.

Bake Off Runner Up

Bake Off 2nd Place

PERFORMING ARTS Weatherhead

Inspired by MTV’s Unplugged, Weatherhead’s second acoustic event was once again a huge success. The theatre was transformed into a jazz club inspired backdrop and our talented Music students wowed the audience by candlelight. There were stunning performances from the Junior and Senior Choir, with their renditions of the Jackson 5’s I Want You Back and Holding Out for a HeroF]&SRRMI8]PIV+'7) students performed beautiful harmonies with Bohemian Rhapsody and Someone Like You by Adele.

To listen to recordings of Weatherhead Unplugged performances, please visit the school website www.weatherheadhigh.co.uk/podcasts.

8 SUBJECTS DANCE NATD Exam Results Well done to our talented Dance students (supported by Mrs Games) for their outstanding Dance exam results. In total, 8 merits and 9 distinctions were awarded to students.

Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 6 1IKER'LEHIVXSR (   )PIERSV(IRXSR (   3PMZME+VIIREPP ( Keeley Davies (M) Aimee Gerrard (D) Amber Harding-Jones (M) Olivia Dicastiglione (M) Abbie Gill (M) Olivia Ord (M) Keira Grant (M) Megan Johnson (D) Rachael Sheen (M) .IWWMGE1G(SREPH (   8ME0SXLMER (    Jessica O’Neill (D) Aminah Mahgoub (M) )ZMI7GVSKKMI (

Year 10 dancers completed their Grade 4 exams last month, whilst new cohorts of Year 7, 8, 9 and 12 students will be working on Grades 1, 2, 3 and 6 in the Summer term.

Trips & Workshops

Dance students enjoyed a spectacular performance of Life is a Dream by contemporary Dance company, Rambert. With choreography by the Olivier Award-winning Kim Brandstrup, alongside dramatic dancing from Rambert’sFVMPPMERXIRWIQFPIMQEKIV]JVSQ½PQQEOIVWthe Quay BrothersERHEPMZISVGLIWXVETPE]MRKXLIQYWMGSJ;MXSPH0YXSWđE[WOMXLI spectacular dance show created a dream-like experience.

=IEVERH%0IZIP(ERGIWXYHIRXW[SVOIH[MXL6EQFIVX professional dancer, Katie Mason, as part of their practical and theoretical development. Students learnt repertoire from Ruby Tuesday, which they will perform as part of their solo assessment. The students loved working with Katie, who was impressed by the talent and approach of our students.

=IEV+'7)(ERGIWXYHIRXW[IVIJSVXYREXIXSEXXIRHE[SVOWLST with professional dancer, choreographer and aerialist, Nikki O’Hara, who prepared them for their set phrase exam. Nikki has created the set TLVEWIWJSVXLI+'7)(ERGIW]PPEFYWERH[I[IVIPYGO]XSFIEFPIXS [SVO[MXLLIVHMVIGXP]FIRI½XXMRKJVSQLIVI\TIVXKYMHERGIERHMRWMKLX COMING SOON …

The Dance department will be celebrating with the ever popular Neon disco at lunchtime on Wednesday 1st May and an open dance competition on Thursday 2nd May.

DRAMA

-X[EWERSXLIVFYW]XIVQJSVXLI+'7)ERH%0IZIP(VEQEWXYHIRXW[LSIRNS]IHE contemporary performance of Lord of the Flies (with an all-girl cast), as well as performances of Death of a Salesman, My Mother Never Said, How to Train a Lion and a powerful performance of Blood Brothers, which reduced many students to tears!

SUBJECTSCAREERS 9 DRAMA Take a Bow

8LI=IEV(VEQEWXYHIRXWTIVJSVQIHXLIMV%0IZIP(VEQEI\EQ performance pieces in front of a specially invited audience of pupils LAMDA Drama from New Brighton and Somerville Primary Schools. Over 150 pupils (and their teddies) enjoyed the performances, which were themed Exam Results around children’s stories, including We’re Going on a Bear Hunt.

Congratulations to Year 8 students Madison Bailey, Freya &IVIWJSVH-^^]'EVX[VMKLX6YF](MP[SVXL%PMGI)[MRK/MOM -RGLFSEVH0MFF]/MRK7E½E7GLYP^%RRMI7GSXXERH)ZMI Thomson who all passed their Grade 1 practical LAMDA Drama exam, under the supervision of Drama teacher, Miss Donlevy.

MUSIC Olivia Ord also organised a spectacular musical evening themed around Disney at the Oscars with solo, duet and choir performances of Music Grade DisneyGPEWWMGWJVSQ½PQW over the last 80 years. The Exam Success packed programme included performances of Chim Chim Congratulations to Year 11 student, Cher-ee from Mary Poppins, Alice Mathieu, on obtaining a Merit in Be Our Guest from Beauty and her Grade 6 singing exam. the Beast and Can You Feel the Love Tonight? from Lion King. World Challenge students ran a tuck shop during the interval to support their trip to Malaysia. The event was devised and coordinated by The Sound 3PMZMEEWTEVXSJLIV0IZIP&8)'1YWMGEWWIWWQIRX of Music … %WTEVXSJLIV&8)'1YWMGUYEPM½GEXMSR Year 13 student, Olivia Ord delivered a series of three singing workshops to pupils at Egremont Primary School, teaching them to sing Bruno Mars’ Count on Me with harmonies. The pupils thoroughly enjoyed the workshops and responded well to Olivia’s direction. They were hoping to TIVJSVQXLI½RMWLIHTMIGIXSXLIVIWXSJXLIMV]IEVKVSYT

10 SUBJECTS BADMINTON BASKETBALL

The KS3 Badminton squad took part in the Wirral School Games ;IPPHSRIXSXLI=IEVWUYEHSRXLIMV½VWXQEXGLEKEMRWX tournament, competing against Upton Hall School and the Bebington High School. It has been great to see so many new 3PHIVWLE[%GEHIQ]'SRKVEXYPEXMSRWXS.IWW1G2EF)QMP]4EVWPI] students attending .IRR]6]ERERH)QMP]8E]PSVSREKVIEXTIVJSVQERGI Basketball Club and representing Weatherhead .IRRMJIV-^^]ERH)PPMI in particular). Player’s player (nominated by the opposition) went to Ruby Stevens.

Year 7 Interform Winners INTERFORM

Sixth Form: “The Dream Team” led by Alicia Francioni

Year 7 winners: 7MFA Year 8 Winners: 8NJB Year 9 Winners: 9SNP Year 10 Winners: 6)+ Year 9 Interform Winners Year 10 Interform Winners Year 11 winners: /):

FOOTBALL

Year 7 & 8 combined squad Weatherhead 8 - 2 Ridgeway High School Top Goal scorer - Ruby Betteridge (4 goals) ;IEXLIVLIEH2SVXL0MZIVTSSP%GEHIQ] Goal scorers)VMR'PSYKLERH6YF]7XIZIRW Year 8 Weatherhead 3 - 1 Kirkby High School Goal scorers.IR6]ER7STLMI/MPFERIERH0MPPMI1EI*SWXIV Year 7-8 Footballers Year 9 & 10 friendly Weatherhead 4 - 0 Upton Hall School Goal scorers0YG]&S[OIV%R]E1G'VIEH]ERH7MWPI]6I]RSPHW

English Schools’ Football Association Playstation Cup UNDER 12 Round 1 - bye Round 2 - opponent conceded Round 3 - Weatherhead 2 - 10 Range High School

Year 8 Squad

SPORT 11 FOOTBALL

UNDER 13 Round 1 - bye Round 2 Weatherhead 4 - 2 Whitby High School Goal scorers - Holly Hadden and Shannon Cousins Round 3 ;IEXLIVLIEH'LIWXIV½IPH,MKL7GLSSP Goal scorers0MPPMI1EI*SWXIVERH.IRR]6]ER Round 4

Weatherhead 3 - 0 All Saints Catholic High School U13 Squad Goal scorers - Jenny Ryan, Shannon Cousins and Ruby Betteridge Round 5 Weatherhead 3 - 1 Kirkby High School Goal scorers7STLMI/MPFERI.IRR]6]ERERH0MPPMI1EI*SWXIV What an incredible journey this team has been on! Unfortunately, XLI]VIEGLIHXLIIRHSJXLIMV)RKPMWL7GLSSPW´JSSXFEPPNSYVRI]MR XLIPEWX7TIGMEPQIRXMSRXSKSEPOIITIV)QMP]4EVWPI]ERHEFMK shout out to the rest of this outstanding team - what a credit they are to the school! Players: ,SPP]%PQSRH6YF]&IXXIVMHKI-^^]'EVX[VMKLX0MFF]'SXXSR 7LERRSR'SYWMRW+VEGI*SWXIV0MPPMI1EI*SWXIV,SPPMI,EHHIR 7STLMI/MPFERI)QMP]4EVWPI]ERH.IRR]6]ER U14 Squad UNDER 14 Round 1 - bye Round 2 Weatherhead 5 - 0 Helsby High School Goal scorers - Parry (2), Kilbane, McCready Round 3 Weatherhead 8 - 1 All Saints Catholic High School Goal scorers - Kilbane (3), Anya McCready (2), )PPE%WXFYV]  &S[OIV Round 4 Weatherhead 2 - 1 Carr Hill High School Goal scorers )PPE%WXFYV]6SKER Round 5 Weatherhead 10 - 0 Flixton Girl’s School Round 6 (last 16) Weatherhead 5 - 2 Walkden High School UNDER 15 Round 1 - bye Round 2 8LI½VWXKEQISJXLIWIEWSRJSVXLI9RHIVWWE[;IEXLIVLIEH beat Rainhill 2-0 in Round 2 of the Cup, with a cracking opening KSEPJVSQ'ETXEMR0YG]&S[OIV Round 3 ;IEXLIVLIEH2SVXL0MZIVTSSP%GEHIQ] Round 4 ;IEXLIVLIEH'LIWXIV½IPH,MKL7GLSSP

UNDER 16 U16 Squad Round 1 - bye Well done to the U16 footballers who took on Greenbank in Round 2 Round 3. Greenbank were a very strong team with most girls Weatherhead 4 - 0 Christleton High School playing to academy level. Goal scorers8E]PSV3EOPI]  )PPMI*PIIX[SSH and Melissa Molyneux 8[S9RHIVXIEQWXSSOTEVXMRXLI½VWXVSYRHSJXLIEFL Cup, Round 3 organised by Tranmere Rovers. Weatherhead A topped their group, Weatherhead 0 - 5 Greenbank High School UYEPMJ]MRKJSVXLI½REPWERH;IEXLIVLIEH&GEQIEGPSWIRHMR XLIMVKVSYTREVVS[P]QMWWMRKSYXSRXLI½REPW

12 SPORT NETBALL Year 7 Netball Squad Year 7 Weatherhead 2 - 3 Weatherhead 3 - 4 Ridgeway High School Goal scorers'LPSI'SSTIVERH)PPE;MPPMEQW Player of the match - Natasha House Weatherhead 3 - 0 Bebington High School Player of the match)PPE;MPPMEQW

Year 7 & 8 combined squad Weatherhead 5 - 1 Ridgeway High School Player of the match - Jenny Ryan for excellent defending Special mention=IEV)PPE;MPPMEQWJSVEWXIVPMRKTIVJSVQERGI ;IEXLIVLIEH2SVXL0MZIVTSSP%GEHIQ] Weatherhead 2 - 6 St John Plessington Catholic College Player of the match - Natasha House Year 7- 8 Netballers Year 7- 8 Netballers Year 8 Weatherhead 3 - 0 St John Plessington Catholic College Player of the match0YG]7QMXL Weatherhead 10 - 0 Bebington High School Player of the match0YG]7QMXL

Year 8 & 9 combined squad Weatherhead 18 - 5 St. Mary’s Catholic College

Year 9 Weatherhead 5 - 0 Ridgeway High Sdhool Year 8 Netball Squad Year 9 Netball Squad Weatherhead 3 - 2 Woodchurch High School Weatherhead 2 - 4 Prenton High School Player of the day)PMWLE,EVVMWSR Weatherhead 3 - 12 Prenton Player of the match - Sisley Reynolds

Year 10 Weatherhead 18 - 2 Player of the match - Jena Williams Weatherhead 12 - 9 Prenton High School Player of the match)PIERSV(IRXSR Year 10-11 Netballers

Year 10 & 11 combined squad Well done to the Year 10 and 11 netballers who battled against blustery winds, cold temperatures and drizzly rain on a Saturday morning in January, at the annual Netball City Tournament. The girls did themselves proud and played and won some great games. Three hours in these conditions and they were still smiling at the end (just!)

Year 11 Weatherhead 16- 0 Hilbre High School Player of the match)VMR1YPZI] Year 10 Netball Squad Year 11 Netball Squad Weatherhead 1 - 12 Woodchurch High School A Weatherhead 7 - 3 Prenton High School B Weatherhead 2 - 5 Prenton High School A Player of the match)VMR1YPZI]

Squad players: )QQE'VSWFMI0MFF](EPI]'SVEP)PPMW&IXLER+MPP Tasya Hoyle, Millie Jones (Captain), Melissa Molyneux, )VMR1YPZI]ERH'LEVPI]7YQQIV½IPH

SPORT 13 STEM A group of Year 10 students enjoyed taking part in a STEM 7GMIRGI8IGLRSPSK])RKMRIIVMRKERH1EXLW IZIRX coordinated by the University of Newcastle. The group were tasked with completing a series of activities to see if they could escape a Zombie Apocalypse! This included cryptic puzzles, making structures and working out how to escape from the zombies the quickest! The girls also enjoyed a presentation on careers and opportunities in STEM.

Engineering 4EYP*SPER,IEHSJ1IGLERMGEP)RKMRIIVMRKERH%RH] ;MPPMEQW0IGXYVIVSJ1IGLERMGEP)RKMRIIVMRKEXthe University of Liverpool, came to talk to Gifted and Talented students EFSYXXLINSFSTTSVXYRMXMIWERHXLIZEVMIX]SJ)RKMRIIVMRK courses on offer at University. The group enjoyed listening XSHMJJIVIRX,MKLIV)HYGEXMSRERHGEVIIVSTXMSRWERHKSX involved in hands on demonstrations.

HE+ Ten Year 12 students were selected to participate in an exciting ,)4VSKVEQQIGSSVHMREXIHF]LJMU and the University of Cambridge, working with students from across Merseyside to engage in research projects. Students developed their presentation and academic skills relating to topics such as; “the future of vaccinations”, “the past and future of US-Russian relations” and “the golden ratio”. The programme will continue into the summer with admissions talks and a residential to Cambridge.

14 G&T Author Week

*MZIHE]W½ZIEYXLSVZMWMXWERHWM\FIWTSOIPIWWSRWJSVSZIV 780 students, over 200 books sold, and even more signatures! Weatherhead’s LRC hosted the annual Author Week event in November. Five amazing authors joined us for a day each, taking PIWWSRWWMKRMRKFSSOWERHFSSOTPEXIW;IPPHSRIXS1MWW+VEMRKIV06' Manager, for once again securing such a high calibre of authors and getting our students excited about reading.

MONDAY - Andy Seed entertained students with his fun and wacky Visiting author Kim Curran RSR½GXMSRFSSOWJYPPSJ[IMVHERH[SRHIVJYPJEGXW TUESDAY&EPM6EMMRWTMVIHWXYHIRXW[MXLKVMXX]½GXMSRI\TPSVMRK teenagers’ lives in modern multi-cultural Britain. WEDNESDAY8SQ1G0EYKLPMRIRXIVXEMRIHWXYHIRXW[MXLLMW hilarious books and illustrations. THURSDAY0EYVIR.EQIWMRWTMVIHWXYHIRXW[MXLLIVXIRWIERH unusual romances with strong female characters. FRIDAY - Kim Curran lived up to her reputation as a popular author with genre-blended action stories, this one with a with a demon-slaying boy band. Scholastic Book Fair 8LIIZIVTSTYPEVFSSOJEMVVIXYVRIHXSXLI06'MR1EVGLIRGSYVEKMRKWXYHIRXWXSKIXI\GMXMRKEFSYXXLIPEXIWXTYFPMGEXMSRWXVIRHWERHRI[ authors, and helps to create a real buzz about reading! The most successful fair to date, proceeds from book sales raised £500 of new books JSVXLI06'

World Book Day

8LI)RKPMWLHITEVXQIRX[IRXEPPSYXSRWorld Book Day, which this year celebrated ‘story telling’. As well as dressing up as popular book characters and inviting students to guess the costume, staff organised lunchtime activities. Themes included; Dr Seuss (with a pin the hat on the cat, word searches and dot- to-dot activities), Jurassic Park and Harry Potter. In lessons, KS3 students enjoyed a WBD quiz with ‘judge a book by its cover’, ‘teacher’s favourite’, ‘As seen on Screen’ and ‘genre’ rounds. Students were also given the opportunity to discuss their favourite book, read short extracts from popular books and take part in a mini quiz during form time. Staff went all out with some amazing costumes including Major from Animal Farm, Jaws, Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf, the Hungry Caterpillar, Where’s Wally, Miss Trunchbull and Dumbledore to name but a few!

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Poetry in Motion

8LI)RKPMWLHITEVXQIRX[IVIHIPMKLXIH[MXLXLIWYGGIWWSJ students who entered poems into the Chris Salmon Poetry Competition[MXLWSQIKVIEXVIWYPXW=IEVWXYHIRX0YGMERRE Cartwright, was awarded 1st prize in her age group with her poem ³)ZIV]HE],IVSIW´ERHMWRS[MRXLIVYRRMRKJSVWirral Young Poet Laureate. A number of students were also recognised for their contributions, including Saskia Barrington (Year 10), who achieved VHTPEGIMRLIVEKIKVSYT%REMW0MGL½IPH =IEV ERH)ZMI7QMXL (Year 10) whose entries were both Highly Commended.

The poems will be published in the ‘Heroes’ Anthology and students have been invited to an awards evening at Wallasey Town Hall as well as receiving cash prizes. In addition, students have the STTSVXYRMX]XSEXXIRHE[SVOWLST[MXLPSGEPTSIX0IZM8EJEVM

Everyday Heroes

16 LRC Harry Potter Night

The theatre was transformed into Hogwarts for the annual Harry Potter book night, with a chance for students to sample Care of Magical Creatures and Potions lessons, as well as creating their own Owlery!

Over eighty Potter fans got together in a variety of amazing costumes and were allocated houses. Slytherin and Ravenclaw[IVI½VWXXSQIIX0]RHWE]JVSQAnimals Take Over and her amazing creatures. The fantastic beasts included a rat, a friendly bearded dragon, a gorgeous sugar glider, a coiling snake, a hairy tarantula, a head- spinning owl and a pocket-sized tree frog! +V]J½RHSVand ,YJ¾ITYJJ started their night at the craft tables, where they made their own potion jars of colourful, scented bath salts, before moving on to create cute face-cloth owls.

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LRC 17 SSLT 8LI7708LEZIFIIRZIV]FYW]WMRGIXLIWXEVXSJXIVQ%W [IPPEWEWWMWXMRK[MXL3TIR)ZIRMRKWWTIEOMRKEX%[EVHW )ZIRMRKWSVKERMWMRK-RXIVJSVQRIXFEPPHIPMZIVMRKEWWIQFPMIW coordinating Pink Day and the Year 7 Halloween disco, WXYHIRXWEPWSJSYRHXMQIXSLIPT[MXLXLI1*0)YVSTIER Bake Off, the Wirral Foodbank collection at Christmas and organise the prom! University Applications

Over the last six months, Sixth Form students have enjoyed University Open Days, completed residentials, taken part in taster sessions and taken careers advice. Miss Smith, Guidance Coordinator, also delivered a presentation on using Unifrog to help submit a Personal Statement. The Sixth Form Team are delighted that the majority of Year 13 students have successfully completed University applications under XLIKYMHERGISJ1MWW0EQFIVX;MXLEGSLSVXSJSZIVWXYHIRXW applications vary from Nursing and Midwifery to Astro Physics and fashion! Some students will also take up Apprenticeships and full time employment. Police Academy Netball Congratulations to Year 12 student, Brandy Gallagher, who has The Sixth Form Netball team played a tense match against successfully secured a place on the Merseyside Police Volunteer an experienced team from Birkenhead Sixth Form College. Cadet Scheme. The one-year scheme engages young people in a It was a close match - both teams went goal for goal but structured training programme, aimed at developing key life skills and encouraging them to become role models and ambassadors. YRJSVXYREXIP]PSWXMRXLI½REPQMRYXIWSJTPE]4PE]IV of the Match went to Georgia Williams whose defence was Brandy will spend two hours, every Saturday morning, learning amazing throughout. more about the police service, gaining an insight into dog handling, QSYRXIHTSPMGI½VIEVQWXLIGSRXVSPVSSQTYFPMGSVHIVXVEMRMRK and forensics. This is an exciting opportunity for Brandy who hopes to join the police after leaving school.

Football The U18’s girls football team played Thomas Telford on a bitterly, cold afternoon at Woodchurch Sports Complex. Alisha Gibson scored Weatherhead’s only goal from a free kick in the 6-1 defeat.

18 SIXTH FORM Working 9 to 5 =IEVWXYHIRXW0MPM&IKYQERH7EVFMX7MRKLIRNS]IHE[IIO´W[SVOI\TIVMIRGI[MXLTVIWXMKMSYW EGGSYRXERG]½VQGrant Thornton. The girls were given the opportunity to engage in different aspects of EGGSYRXERG][LMGLXLI]JSYRHMRJSVQEXMZIERHFIRI½GMEP

Monday Introduction to the workplace and the group. Tuesday Introduction to audit and activities. Wednesday In-depth insight into taxes and activities. Thursday  ±8LMROERH;MR²XIEQ[SVOGLEPPIRKIXS½RHEWYMXEFPISVKERMWEXMSRJSV+VERX Thornton to go into business with. Friday Recruitment workshop, information about careers in accountancy, session on successful interview techniques and celebration lunch! LIVERPOOL SCHOLARS

The Liverpool Scholars Programme offers Year 12 students the chance to take part in a range of activities aimed at preparing them for University life and supporting XLIMVIRXV]MRXS,MKLIV)HYGEXMSR%GXMZMXMIWVERKIJVSQETTPMGEXMSRKYMHERGI workshops to academic skills masterclasses and lectures. The programme supports students to develop key academic skills, whilst experiencing University PMJIERHEMQWXSRYVXYVI[IPPMRJSVQIHERHGSR½HIRXETTPMGERXW8LIETTPMGEXMSR of a Scholars student, will receive additional consideration, including a guaranteed conditional offer of a place at the University of LiverpoolERHE½RERGMEPFYVWEV]XS help towards tuition fees and living costs. In the Pink! Halloween Disco In addition to decorating the common rooms and donning Students raised an impressive £862.82 for the Breast Care Unit at Clatterbridge Hospital, at the annual Pink Day charity fundraiser as part of ,EPPS[IIRSYX½XWJSVXLIHE]8LI7M\XL*SVQXIEQIRNS]IH organising a haunting Halloween disco for Year 7, with a frightful fancy breast cancer awareness month. Fundraising events included pink themed dress competition, dance offs, ghoulish games and plenty of prizes. fancy dress, the Pink Day talent show (one of the most anticipated The Year 7’s had an amazing night and £157.09 was raised for NSPCC. student events of the school calendar which did not disappoint) and cake sales. As well as students and staff dressing in pink to show their support, Year 12 and Year 13 went head to head, competing for the best decorated common room. Whilst Year 12 brought an air of sophistication and class to proceedings, Year 13 were crowned winners for the sheer volume of pink in the upper common room!

Christmas Celebrations Students and staff joined in with National Christmas Jumper Day in support of the NSPCC. Students were later rewarded for their hard work, endeavour and attendance on the last day of the Christmas term. Students were treated to the ‘Breck Road nativity’ with memorable performances from the Sixth Form Team!

SIXTHSIXTH FORM FORM 19 It’s All Downhill Over February half term, 19 Sixth Formers accompanied by Mr Stringer, Mrs Conway and Mr Barr, travelled to Austria to enjoy a weeks skiing in the resort of Flachau. The group, mostly made up of novices, enjoyed a pre-ski trip to the Chill Factore, in Manchester, MRTVITEVEXMSRJSVXLIXVMT[MXLQER]LEZMRKRIZIVTYXSRETEMVSJWOMWFIJSVI8LI½VWXHE]SRXLIQSYRXEMRWPSTIWWE[PSXWSJJEPPW and snowballs, but most importantly some great skiing! The ski instructors were amazed by the progress everyone made, commenting that there were lots of naturals in the group. As well as mastering the ski lifts and the art of stopping and turning, many students got to grips with parallel turns and navigating the challenging red runs by the end of the week. The group also enjoyed après ski activities including Barr’s Bonker’s Bingo, the Lucky FlitzerXSFSKKERVSPPIVGSEWXIV)MWWXSGOWGLMIŠIR %YWXVMERGYVPMRK ERH[EXGLMRKEPSGEPMGILSGOI] KEQI8LIWXYHIRXWLEHEJERXEWXMGXMQIFSXLSRERHSJJXLIWPSTIW-XMWLSTIHXLEXXLIWOMXVMT[MPPFIGSQIEVIKYPEV½\XYVIMRXLI7M\XL Form calendar.

Introduction to the World of Work Year 7 students took part in a carousel of activities related to thinking about their future and the world of work. Young Chamber, the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University and the Department for Work and Pensions came along to support the event and HIPMZIVIHEGXMZMXMIWMRGPYHMRKLS[XSTVITEVIJSVMRXIVZMI[[SVOMRKMREXIEQERHYRHIVWXERHMRKXLIFIRI½XWSJ,MKLIV)HYGEXMSR

20 CAREERS & HIGHER EDUCATION University Opportunities

Students from Years 7 to 10 enjoyed a day at Liverpool Hope University - the aim of the event was to dispel myths surrounding University and encourage students to look further into University options.

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Careers in Healthcare Year 12 students attended a Physiotherapy event at the University of Liverpool HYVMRKLEPJXIVQ)VMR%FFSXX,ERREL'SRPI]ERH'LEVPMI4VMXGLEVHPIEVRX about the three strands of Physiotherapy, took part in interactive workshops to learn physio techniques and discovered more about the day-to-day role of a Physiotherapist.

Entrepreneurial Skills

Kelly McWilliam from KMW Training and Owen Drew from local business, Luxury Candles, visited school to talk to Year 10 Business Studies students about setting up a business and RYVXYVMRKIRXVITVIRIYVMEPWOMPPW7M\XL*SVQ&8)'&YWMRIWW students enjoyed a presentation by self-employed Web Designer, Nigel Smith, who spoke to students about running a small business, his job and careers within the IT industry. BTEC Business talk

CAREERS & HIGHER EDUCATION 21 The Apprentice - You’re Hired!

Former Weatherhead students, Molly Harrison, an Apprentice at Wirral Borough Council and Rosie Murphy, Graduate and Apprentice Coordinator came in to talk to a small cohort of Year 13 students about the Wirral Apprenticeship Programme. Coinciding with National Apprenticeship Week, the visit gave our students an idea of the opportunities within the local area.

Dave Armson from Ask Apprenticeships delivered a talk to Year 13 students who are not considering University, outlining what apprenticeships are, the different levels and how to apply.

Dr Pooja Saini from Liverpool John Moores University came into Time to Think! school and gave a Representatives from Unilever visited Weatherhead to fascinating insight to over deliver their Time to Think workshop to Year 9 Computer 30 students in Years 10 Science students. They talked about how computer skills to 13 about studying are used in industry, to bridge the gap between educa- Psychology, jobs within tion and employment and gave examples of case studies the sector and her own including the redesign of an ice cream carton. career path.

Law and Business Two student advocates from LJMU visited Weatherhead to talk to students interested MRWXYH]MRK0E[SV&YWMRIWWEX9RMZIVWMX]8LI]HMWGYWWIHXLIMVTEXL[E]WMRXS,MKLIV )HYGEXMSRERH[LIVIXLI]GSYPHWIIXLIQWIPZIWMR]IEVWXMQI8LI]EPWSWLEVIH their own University experiences with the students, who thoroughly enjoyed the session.

A Hive of Activity!

A small cohort of Year 8 and 9 students were invited to attend the Wirral Young Chamber Skills Show at the Hive. The careers fair allows students to get involved with hands-on activities and to speak to a variety of different employers about job opportunities and career paths.

22 CAREERS & HIGHER EDUCATION Petal Pot World’s Biggest

In February, our Year Coffee Morning 10 Petal Pot designers Weatherhead staff showed their support for Macmillan Cancer and attended a ceremony joined thousands of people across the country in the World’s Biggest at the Design Museum, Coffee Morning8LIIZIRX[EWLSWXIHF]SYV7IRMSV0IEHIVWLMT 0SRHSR8LIKMVPW Team and sales of their delicious homemade, Bake Off worthy cakes, were delighted to raised almost £300 for Macmillan Cancer. Thank you to those who present a cheque for baked and donated. just under £1,700 to a representative from Claire House - the proceeds raised from the sales of the Petal Pot (which won the Design Ventura competition last year, and was manufactured and sold in the Design Museum shop).

Alternative Advent Calendar

Thank you and congratulations to everyone who contributed to the Wirral Foodbank appeal before Christmas. A group of students met the Birkenhead warehouse manager who gave XLIQEXSYVERHI\TPEMRIHLS[HSREXMSRWEVIHMWXVMFYXIH0EWX year, they saw a 38% increase in demand but a 10% shortfall in donations. Families in need are given a three day food parcel, issued via 15 distribution centres across the Wirral. The foodbank also offers people the opportunity to talk to staff about their problems and be signposted to organisations who can offer help. Together, we donated 350kgs of food. Year 7 = 116kgs Year 11 = 28kgs Year 8 = 39kgs Year 12 = 37kgs Year 9 = 54kgs Year 13 = 37kgs Year 10 = 39kgs

Weatherhead Santa Dash

8LI7TSVXW'SYRGMPERHXLI4)HITEVXQIRXGSSVHMREXIH;IEXLIVLIEH´W½VWXIZIV7ERXE(EWLSRXLIEWXVSXYVJ[MXLEGLSMGISJOQ 2km or 3km dash. Dozens of students in Years 7 to 13 took part and over £150 was raised for Operation Christmas Child.

CHARITY 23 CHARITY

Christmas Boxes of Delight Miss Brough and her army of Year 7 helpers, collected and wrapped gifts for almost 120 residents from Victoria House and Mariners’ Park Care Home. Accompanied by members of the choir, Year 7 charity captains and representatives visited the residents, before Christmas, to hand deliver presents and spend time with the elderly. The visits form an important part of the school’s ongoing intergenerational and community programme, as our links with local care homes and residents continue to strengthen.

Students participated in a number of activities to raise money for Red Nose Day 2019 including Neon Just Dance, cake sales supported by Senior Charity Captains Mollie Stafford and Jenny Davies and an obstacle course led by Sports Captain, Georgia Williams, the Sports Council and CSLA students and raised almost £400.

Children Weatherhead’s in Need Got Talent Staff and students adorned spots to Almost £150 was raised for Wirral Foodbank from ticket support Pudsey bear in aid of Children sales for the Christmas talent show, Weatherhead’s Got Talent. After a rigorous in Need and raised over £650. EYHMXMSRTVSGIWWEGXW[IRXXLVSYKLXSXLIKVERH½REPFYXMX[EW/EMXP]R Hilton’s winning rendition of Rip Tide which won the judges over.

Well done to our eight World Challengers who have been busy fundraising since September, for their once-in-a-lifetime adventure to Malaysia. Supported by Mrs Daniels they have held tuck shops at school events, organised cake sales, sponsored events and more! Having completed a training camp in Snowdonia MR1EVGL[I[MWLXLIQPYGOSRXLIMV½REPJYRHVEMWMRKTYWLFIJSVIXLI]XVEZIP to Malaysia in July with Mr McCormick and Miss Green.

Key Dates for Your Diary Friday 24th May Wednesday 19th June Wednesday 10th - Tuesday 3rd September School closes for Summer Sizzler Friday 12th July INSET Day half term Year 7 Conway residential Thursday 20th June Wednesday 4th September Monday 3rd June Summer Sizzler Friday 19th July School opens for School opens School closes for Years 7 -12 Tuesday 2nd July Summer holidays Thursday 13th June KS3 Awards Evening Open Evening Monday 2nd September Friday 5th July INSET Day Friday 14th June Sports Day Open Morning

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