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CALENDAR Summer Term 2017 CALENDAR Summer Term 2017 10:40 Section Meetings 18:45 Section Music Competition Final in The Pugin Library Tue 9 Junior Chapel Choir Choral Festival Day at Stowe Fri 26 Subject Grades and 5th & 6th Form Revision Guidance Published to 14:00 Winchester House Athletics Meeting Parents Tue 18 Apr 09:30 STAFF INSET 18:15 Faders’ Inter-Parent Cricket Match (H) 09:35 Finance Committee Meeting 17:00 Boarders Return Wed 10 Year 3 Egyptians Day 16:00 Half-Term begins Wed 19 Term Starts 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 1st, 3rd, Colts A & BG Cubs A XI v ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 08:15 Day Children Return Beachborough (H) Thu 20 14:00 Juniors & 3rd Form to ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’, Belgrade Theatre, 14:30 Girls’ Rounders 1st, 2nd & Tigers v Swanbourne House (H) H A L F T E R M Sun 28 May 14:30 Faders’ Cricket v Everdon (H) Coventry 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11/10A & U11/10B v Grace Dieu (A) Fri 2 June Juniors & 3rd Form depart for Skern Lodge Fri 21 08:15 FAB Coffee morning in the Conservatory Thu 11 14:00 Health and Safety Committee Meeting Sun 4 June 15:00 OB Golf Society Meeting, Kilworth Springs GC, Leics 09:00 Whole School Photograph 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U9 & U8 v Kimbolton (H) 12:50 Prefects’ Meeting 15:00 Boys’ Cricket U9A & U9B v Spratton Hall (H) 18:30 - 19:30 Boarders Return Sat 22 Boarders’ Zootopia Weekend Fri 12 09:35 Finance Committee Meeting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 08:30 FAB Big Dig in the Organic Garden 13:00 - 15:00 Pre-Prep Open House Mon 5 08:15 Day Children Return 10:30 HOD (Core) Academic Meeting 18:00 Musical Soirée Juniors, 3rd & 4th Forms in The Pugin Library Juniors & 3rd Form return from Skern Lodge 14:00 Girls’ Rounders 1st & 2nd v Kimbolton (H) 18:45 Musical Soirée 5th & 6th Forms in The Pugin Library Tue 6 Common Entrance & 5th Form Examinations 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 1st & Colts A XI v Winchester House (A) Sat 13 Boarders’ Springtime Weekend 13:45 Juniors Team Photographs 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 2nd & Colts B XI v Winchester House (H) 10:30 HOD (Creative) Academic Meeting 15:25 Upper School Team Photographs Sun 23 Boarders’ Activity: Twycross Zoo 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11A, U11B & U10A v Swanbourne House (A) 18:15 Faders’ Cricket v Bold Dragoon (H) St. George’s Day Parade for Cubs and Scouts 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 1st, 3rd & Colts B v Foremearke Hall (A) Wed 7 Common Entrance & 5th Form Examinations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 2nd, BG Lions & Colts A v Foremarke Hall (H) 09:15 BGF Meeting & AGM at BG Mon 24 18:00 ‘The Way Ahead’ Presentation to Middle School Parents in the Sun 14 10:00 - 12:00 Sponsored Walk: Walk for Water & Race for Life 13:45 Girls’ Rounders U11A Tournament at Rugby School Pugin Library Boarders’ Activity: Jump-in Trampoline Arena, Warwick 14:00 Boys’ Cricket Senior Section Finals Tue 25 Young Art Exhibition at the Royal College of Art begins 14:00 Singing Afternoon at Rugby School 14:30 Boys’ Cricket Colts A, Colts B, BG Cubs A & BG Cubs B XI v 12:50 Games Committee Meeting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bedford (A) 14:30 Girls’ Rounders 1st, 2nd & Tigers v Oundle (H) 18:00 Faders’ Cricket (Nets) Mon 15 09:00 CE Mathematics Aural Examination 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11B & U10A v Crackley Hall (H) Wed 26 Boys’ Hockey U11 Midlands Finals Cannock HC 17:15 Senior Chapel Choir Evensong, Coventry Cathedral Thu 8 14:30 Girls’ Rounders 2nd & U11A v Stoneygate (A) Tue 16 Common Entrance & 5th Form Examinations 09:00 CE French Aural Examination 09:15 - 15:00 Year 1 Visit to Brandon Marsh 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 1st, 2nd, Colts B & BG Cubs A XI v S. Anselm’s (H) 09:00 - 10:45 New Reception Children’s Teddy Bears’ Picnic 12:50 Games Committee Meeting Thu 27 UK Mathematics Junior Challenge 3rd Form Mosque Trip 14:30 Boys’ Cricket U9A, U9B, U8A & U8B v Stoneygate (A) 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U9, U9/8 & U8 v Crackley Hall (H) 18:15 Faders’ Inter-Parent Cricket Match (H) 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U9A, U9B & U8 v Stoneygate (H) Fri 28 Young Art Exhibition at the Royal College of Art ends Wed 17 09:15 - 15:00 Year 1 Visit to St. John’s Museum, Warwick 16:00 Audit Committee Meeting 09:00 - 12:30 4th Form Action Aid Rainforest Activity 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11A & U11B v Maidwell Hall (H) Fri 9 Sat 29 Boarders’ Fast and Furious Weekend 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 1st, 3rd, Colts A & BG Cubs A XI v Spratton Hall (H) Common Entrance & 5th Form Examinations 08:45 - 09.45 FAB Committee Meeting in the Pugin Library 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 2nd, BG Lions, Colts B & BG Cubs B XI v 5th Form Trip to Normandy, France, departs 10:30 - 20:30 6th Form Leavers’ trip to Oxford 10:30 HOD (non-Core) Academic Meeting Spratton Hall (A) 14:00 Reception & Year 1 Sports Day & Open Afternoon 14:00 Boys’ Cricket Upper & Middle School Section Matches 18:45 Boarders’ Barbecue 18:15 Faders’ Cricket v Repton Staff (A) Sun 30 Boarders’ Activity: Teamworks Go-karting, Northampton Thu 18 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U9 v Maidwell Hall (A) Sat 10 3rd & 4th Form Exam Results Published to Parents ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14:30 Boys’ Cricket U9A v Maidwell Hall (H) Boarders’ Crazy Combat Weekend Mon 1 May 16.30 Wasps Superleague Netball 4th, 5th & 6th Form Girls CE French Oral Examination 14:00 Boys’ Cricket U13A & U13B v Bedford (H) Fri 19 08:45 - 09:45 FAB Committee Meeting in The Pugin Library Tue 2 18:15 Faders’ Inter-Parent Cricket Match (H) 14:15 Boys’ Cricket Colts A & Colts B v Ratcliffe College (A) 19:00 OBS Committee Meeting at Bilton Grange Wed 3 Year 1 DT Day 14:30 Girls’ Rounders Senior Section Matches Sat 20 Boarders’ FAB Fun Weekend 14:30 Girls’ Rounders 1st & 2nd v Spratton Hall (H) 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11A, U11B, U10A & U10B v Kimbolton (A) 14:30 Girls’ Rounders 1st, 2nd & Tigers v Tudor Hall (H) 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11/10 A, B & C v Spratton Hall (A) 18:00 Houseparents’ Drinks Party for Boarders’ parents 14:30 Girls’ Rounders Juniors & Middle School Section Matches 14:30 Boys’ Cricket Colts A & BG Cubs A v Crackley Hall (A) 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 1st & Colts A XI v Maidwell Hall (A) 19:30 BG Summer Ball 14:30 Boys’ Cricket Colts B & BG Cubs B v Crackley Hall (H) Sun 11 Boarders’ Activity: Outdoor Laser Tag, Hatton Adventure World. 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 2nd, 3rd & Colts B XI v Maidwell Hall (H) 16:00 Boys’ Cricket 2nd XI & BG Lions v Princethorpe College (A) Sun 21 07:45 - 16:00 Repton Tennis Tournament U13 & U12 6th Form Leavers’ Trip to Jersey departs 16:15 Boys’ Cricket 1st & 3rd XI v Princethorpe College (H) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thu 4 15:00 Girls’ Rounders U9A & U9/8 v Spratton Hall (H) FAB Whole School Family Event Fri 5 12:15 Reception & Year 1 Exeat begins ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mon 12 5th Form Trip to Normandy returns 15:25 Middle School Team Photographs 12:30 Years 2, 3, Juniors, 3rd & 4th Form Exeat begins Mon 22 3rd & 4th Form Examinations begin Tue 13 09:00 - 15:30 3rd Form History Trip to Imperial War Museum, Duxford 13:00 5th & 6th Form Exeat begins Tue 23 09:00 - 10:45 New Reception Children’s Teddy Bears’ Picnic 18:15 Faders’ Cricket v Elevation (H) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 18:00 Rounders Parents v Teachers (H) Wed 14 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11/10A, U11/10B & U10 v Beachborough (A) 18:15 Faders’ Cricket v DUFS (H) E X E A T 15:00 Boys’ Cricket Colts A, Colts B & BG Cubs A XI v Crescent (H) Wed 24 14:30 Girls’ Rounders U11A & U11B v Milton Keynes (A) Sun 7 18:30 - 19:30 Boarders Return Thu 15 10:00 - 13:00 Year 2 Visit to Nagarjuna Kadampa Buddhist Centre 14:30 Boys’ Cricket 1st, 2nd & 3rd XI v Bromsgrove (H) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14:45 Boys’ Cricket U8A & U8B v Bablake (H) 14:30 Boys’ Cricket Colts A & BG Cubs B XI v Stamford (H) 6th Form Leavers’ Trip to Jersey returns Mon 8 08:15 Day Children Return 14:30 Boys’ Cricket Colts B & BG Cubs A XI v Stamford (A) 18:00 Speech & Drama Showcase Juniors and 3rd Form 08:30 Prep Assembly - Conduct Cup to be awarded Thu 25 3rd & 4th Form Examinations end 18:40 Speech & Drama Showcase 4th & 5th Forms 10:15 Section Meetings Fri 16 5th Form Exam Results Published to Parents 13:45 Reception & Year 1 End of Term 10:00 Full Governors’ Meeting 13:55 Years 2 & 3 End of Term 14:00 Years 2 & 3 Sports Day & Open Afternoon 14:30 Prize Giving LAMDA exams 15:30 Prep End of Term Sat 17 ABRSM Theory Examination 16:00 - 17:00 Headmaster’s Drinks Party for Leavers and their 09:05 Prep Assembly - Conduct Cup to be awarded Parents 10:00 Prep Sports Day 19:00 Staff Barbecue 13:15 Picnics in the Park ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Exeat begins after Sports Day E N D O F T E R M ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ E X E A T Headmaster: Mr A Osiatynski Sun 18 09:30 - 16:00 Cricket U11 6’s Competition at Rugby School HOLIDAY EVENTS MA Oxon PGCE MEd FRSA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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