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SENIOR SCHOOL CALENDAR Summer Term 2019 Term Dates SENIOR SCHOOL CALENDAR Summer Term 2019 Term Dates SUMMER TERM 2019 Staff In Service Training Friday 26 April Boarders Return Sunday 28 April Summer Term Begins Monday 29 April May Day Bank Holiday Monday 6 May Half Term Begins (after classes) Friday 24 May Boarders Return Sunday 2 June Classes Begin Monday 3 June Summer Term Ends (after classes): Friday 5 July AUTUMN TERM 2019 New Staff Induction Day Wednesday 28 August Staff In Service Training Day Thursday 29 August New Student Induction Day Friday 30 August Existing Boarders Return Sunday 1 September Autumn Term Begins Monday 2 September Half Term Begins (after classes) Friday 18 October Boarders Return Sunday 3 November Half Term Ends (classes begin) Monday 4 November Autumn Term Ends (after classes) Friday 13 December SPRING TERM 2020 Staff In Service Training Friday 3 January Boarders Return Sunday 5 January Spring Term Begins Monday 6 January Half Term Begins (after classes) Friday 14 February Boarders Return Sunday 23 February Half Term Ends (classes begin) Monday 24 February Spring Term Ends (after classes) Friday 27 March Important Telephone Numbers POSITION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER Senior School Reception 01509 817000 Preparatory School Reception 01509 817010 Headmaster Mr J Reddin Via Reception Senior Deputy Head Mr K Ryce Via Reception Deputy Head (Pastoral) Mr C Donegan Via Reception Assistant Head Academic Ms J Davis Via Reception Assistant Head & Mr J Neville Via Reception Head of Sixth Form Head of Preparatory School Father C Cann Via Preparatory School Reception Head of Nursery Miss R Green 01509 817088 Father President Father Philip Sainter 01509 817009 Bursar Mr C Bellamy Via Reception Head of Boarding & Mrs J Leite 07850 709881 Girls' Housemistress Boys' Housemaster Mr P Gilchrist 07850 709882 Medical Centre Duty Sister 01509 817016 Registrar's Office Miss K Smith 01509 817031 01509 817072 School Fax 01509 817004 Email [email protected] Website www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - Positions Of Responsibility HEAD BOY: Toby Snell HEAD GIRL: Alicia Boothroyd DEPUTIES Matthew Garcia Olivia Delargy Krishan Gupta Megha Patel George Morgan-Jones Nicole Spencer HEADS OF HOUSE ARUNDEL: Molly Edwards, George Morgan-Jones EMERY: Sarah Astill, Oliver Foulds DE LISLE: Anna Williams, Harry Ainscough LEETHAM: Grace Clark, Daniel Bastock SPORTS AMBASSADORS Jenna Pole Matthew Lindley CRICKET CAPTAIN: Toby Snell TENNIS CAPTAIN: Sarah Astill SENIOR BOARDING PREFECTS Annabel Walsh Senior School - Before School Activities ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF TUESDAY Senior Orchestra Years 7-13 8.15am-9.00am Music Hall EMc/RAR THURSDAY Brass Ensemble Years 7-13 8.15am-9.00am Music Hall KV FRIDAY Newman Orchestra Years 5-8 8.00am-8.30am Newman Hall MM/CMC/KV This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - Lunchtime School Activities ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF MONDAY Library Years 7-13 1.15pm-2.15pm Library MW St. Vincent de Paul Society Years 9-10 1.30pm-2.00pm Preparatory School PJS Kubb Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm South Terrace MN Croquet Club Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Fountain Lawn JN/KR/JR/CD Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.35pm-2.10pm Maths Hexagon SKC French Club Year 11 1.40pm-2.10pm Languages Block DC Senior Choir Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall RAR TUESDAY Library Years 7-13 1.15pm-2.15pm Library MW Greek Club Years 7-13 1.20pm-2.10pm L5 SPA St. Vincent de Paul Society Years 9-10 1.30pm-2.00pm Preparatory School PJS The Enquiry Club Years 7-8 1.30pm-2.00pm Media Studies 2 JDA Croquet Club Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Fountain Lawn JN/KR/JR/CD Kubb Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm South Terrace MN Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.35pm-2.10pm Maths Hexagon ESE/ MS Chess Club Years 7-11 1.40pm-2.10pm M4 MD Clarinet Choir Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall KV Gospel Choir Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Mu1 RAR French Games Club Years 7-9 1.45pm-2.10pm L4 ACR Spanish Games Club Years 7-9 1.45pm-2.15pm Languages Block WZ Pet's Corner Years 7-13 1.45pm-2.05pm Back of SFC DJD/DGA This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - Lunchtime School Activities cont. ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF WEDNESDAY Library Years 7-13 1.15pm-2.15pm Library MW St. Vincent de Paul Society Years 9-10 1.30pm-2.00pm Preparatory School PJS Kubb Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm South Terrace MN Croquet Club Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Fountain Lawn JN/KR/JR/CD Film Club Years 7-13 1.35pm-2.10pm MS1 CHB Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.35pm-2.10pm Maths Hexagon GH French Club Year 11 1.40pm-2.10pm Languages Block DC Wind Ensemble Years 7-11 1.40pm-2.10pm Davis GH Book Club Years 7-8 1.40pm-2.10pm Emery Library VH/MW Kahoot Club Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm CR1 EA Food Prep and Nutrition Year 11 1.50pm-2.10pm FS KB THURSDAY Library Years 7-13 1.15pm-2.15pm Library MW St. Vincent de Paul Society Years 9-10 1.30pm-2.00pm Preparatory School PJS Art Club Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Art Room 4 DB Kubb Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm South Terrace MN Croquet Club Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Fountain Lawn JN/KR/JR/CD Guitar Ensemble Years 7-13 1.30pm-1.55pm Messiaen Room JB Puzzle Club Years 7-9 1.35pm-2.05pm M3 ESE/HS DofE drop in session Years 9-13 1.40pm-2.10pm CR2 CMC Public Speaking and Debating Society Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm SFC Lower Lounge SAT Swing Band Years 7-13 1.40pm-2.10pm Music Hall PB FRIDAY St Vincent de Paul Society Years 9-10 1.30pm-2.10pm Preparatory School PJS Sixth Form Book Club and Enrichment Years 12-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Newman Building LS/LW (Week 1) Kubb Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm South Terrace MN Croquet Club Years 7-13 1.30pm-2.10pm Fountain Lawn KR Cool Maths Years 7-13 1.35pm-2.05pm Maths Hexagon SJ School Photographers' Club Years 12-13 1.35pm-2.10pm MS1 DS Chamber Ensemble Invitation 1.40pm-2.00pm Music Classroom EMc/CMC French Club Year 11 1.40pm-2.10pm Languages Block DC Pets' Corner Years 7-11 1.45pm-2.05pm Back of SFC SKF This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - After School Activities ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF MONDAY Drama Club Juniors (Priority Activity) Years 7-8 4.30pm-5.20pm Theatre AMC Drama Club (Priority Activity) Years 9-10 4.30pm-5.20pm Drama Studio JEM D of E Bronze Award (Priority) Year 10 4.40pm-6.10pm R1 CMC/PT/PR/SPA Musical Theatre (Priority Activity) Years 7-10 5.20pm-6.10pm Music Hall JEM/RAR Film Club Screening Years 7-13 4.20pm-6.10pm MS2 CHB The Ratcliffe Spitfire Years 7-13 4.30pm-6.10pm Art Department DB Swimming Years 7-13 4.40pm-5.45pm Pool AST/SF Senior Cricket Year 11-13 4.40pm-6.00pm Fields EW/PG/DM Fitness Suite Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.00pm Fitness Suite MBO Art Club Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Art Room 3 AW Senior Tennis Training Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Courts EB Athletics Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Track PG/MB/DW/LG Go4SET (March) Year 9 4.40pm-6.10pm P2 AC TUESDAY CCF (Priority Activity) Years 9-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Square MBA/MR/AD/CP/HG Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award (Priority) Year 12 6.45pm-8.30pm CR1/R1 CMC/PC Creative Writing Club Years 7-11 4.40pm-5.40pm E3 SAT Girls' Tennis Years 7 & 8 4.40pm-6.00pm Courts LG/CM Rounders Years 9 & 10 4.40pm-6.00pm Fields EB/TK Cricket Years 11-13 4.40pm-6.00pm Fields EW Cricket Years 7 & 8 4.40pm-6.00pm Fields MLA/MBO/DW/MLU Fitness Suite Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Fitness Suite DM This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change. Please view the most current version at www.ratcliffecollege.com Senior School - After School Activities cont. ACTIVITY YEAR GROUP TIME VENUE STAFF WEDNESDAY Choir (Priority Activity) Years 6-13 4.40pm-5.20pm Music Hall RA Mother Teresa (Week 1) Years 12 & 13 4.20pm-5.20pm Emery Library SKC/KB Boys' Tennis Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Courts PMC/MLA Ftiness Suite Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Fitness Suite TK Boys' Rugby Year 10 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields MK Athletics Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Track MBO/MB/MLU Fencing Years 7-13 5.30pm-6.20pm Newman Hall *RS THURSDAY Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award Year 11 4.40pm -6.10pm R1 CMC (Priority) Girls' Tennis Years 9 & 10 4.40pm-6.00pm Courts EB/LG Rounders Years 7 & 8 4.40pm-6.00pm Fields AST/CM/BH Cross-Country Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.00pm Field/track MB Art Club Years 10-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Art Room 4 DB Cricket Years 9 & 10 4.40pm-6.10pm Fields DW/MK/EW/DM FRIDAY Drama Production Rehearsal Years 10-13 4.20pm-6.10pm Theatre JM (Priority Activity) Senior Orchestra (Priority Activity) Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Music Hall EMC Basketball Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Sports Hall MSE Golf Club Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Beedles Lake PG/JR/SJ Golf Course Swimming Years 7-13 4.40pm-6.10pm Pool SF/MLA This programme is accurate at the time of printing but may change.
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