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Carter Community School • Blandford Close • Hamworthy • Poole • • BH15 4BQ • Tel 01202 676789 • www.carter.poole.sch.uk CHILDREN IN NEED A MESSAGE FROM OUR VICE PRINCIPAL Carter students once again supported Children in Need by holding a Nikki Pitman non-uniform day and cake sale raising in The favourite part of my role is conducting learning walks; I love popping in to the classrooms and watching the excess of £422! students hard at work, engaging with their learning. Over the last half term I have seen students competing for the highest grades in their knowledge quizzes, listened to the formal sentences students construct when answering discussion questions and delighted in reading lots of excellent extended writing pieces. Our staff create great learning environments for our students to learn and I want to take this opportunity to thank them for that. A NOTE OF THANKS! As a school we are always looking at new ways to move forward and this term we reminded students about what Local business Memorysmith Ltd has kindly ‘active’ listening looks like. We have introduced ‘PET’ to our staff and students. ‘Pens down, Everyone listening, donated a supply of reconditioned laptops. These Track the teacher’. Every minute matters in our lessons and our aim of introducing this to our students is to support will be used across all year their learning and for them to maximise their achievements in lessons. groups and will support As our long and busy term ends, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the staff, students and parents the students’ learning. for their engagement with teaching and learning at Carter and I wish you all a restful and peaceful Christmas. Thank you very much! Don’t Forget… You can now check the menu for the following week on the website!

ARBOR PARENT PORTAL FISHING IN PORTUGAL Our Parent Portal, allowing access to your child’s student profile including attendance, Another of our talented students is Riley Price who merits and behaviour points, is now being used regularly by parents and feedback has been recently travelled to Portugal with the England U16s very positive. There is a Parent’s Guide on the website including a guide on how to book Junior Shore Angler Team and came 6th place in the appointments for our consultation evenings. If you are having difficulty using the system or FIPS-M World Championships. Thanks to the Angling have lost your log in details, please contact the school through [email protected] email with Trust for allowing us to use their photograph and your query and a member of the Parent Portal Team will respond. Parents of GCSE students will also be able to congratulations on a fantastic result! view examination timetables from March 2019 once the exam board entries have been completed.

CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR The Christmas show was a fantastic success showcasing the talent we have at Carter. Students have worked so hard in the run up to the show starting with auditions in November and then weekly rehearsals. We had a variety of performances, amongst them were Sophia Edwards with her beautiful voice, a dancing duo from Elexie and Kaci Ruddy and an effortless solo from Eva Wilcox. KS3 dance club also performed and had been rehearsing their dance to ‘This is me’ since September. They showed great enthusiasm and improved their skills each week. GCSE Dancers also worked hard to perform one of their exam pieces. Miss Hogg is extremely proud of all your hard work and determination. Well done!! TRIP TO THE LIGHTHOUSE At the beginning of term, a group of dance students STUDENT COUNCIL from across the school year groups were invited Following a formal Election process including candidate campaigns and speeches, to see Rambert2 at The the new Student Council is now well established and influencing how school is Lighthouse. This was a fantastic opportunity to watch run. There are two representatives per tutor group (with the exception of 11CS one of Britain’s most exciting dance companies, who have three) giving a total of 31 Student Councillors. One of the Year 11 unlike anything our pupils have seen before. Rambert representatives said: “I have tried for the student council since I was in Year 1 are well known internationally for their inventive and now finally in Year 11 I have been elected. I feel so pleased to be part of approach to dance, creating inspirational and original this team”. Of the election process, a Year 7 successful candidate wrote: “at pieces of movement. The students were treated to a first I was very scared and anxious about the school council election because triple bill, exploring physicality, space and unity. This there were lots of competitors however, it was the power of heartfelt words was followed by a Q and A session with members of that grasped my way to victory!” Year 8 Elexie explained what it was like on the company and our students contributed questions Election Day, “We all had to gather in the hall where Ms Davidson announced regarding the dancers’ backgrounds and the original the school council reps. I was so nervous sitting there wondering if it was my use of sound. chance this year. As the teacher said my name I felt so happy to be part of this This trip was organised by both the Dance department school and that my tutor group had wanted me to help represent them and the and the newly re-launched Excellence Club, offering school.” We are grateful to all the Student Councillors for their time, commitment enriching opportunities for Able, Gifted and Talented and support of the school and wish them all the best during their tenure! students. We hope that this will be the start of more regular trips to The Lighthouse, so watch this space!

PERIPATETIC MUSIC LESSONS THE CHAMP! We currently offer peripatetic sessions for drum tuition. However, should any student wish We are absolutely in awe of the achievements of to do other instruments please contact Barry Murray, Music Teacher on murrayb@carter. our Year 11 student Kyle Whiffen. He has competed poole.sch.uk and he will endeavour to arrange this. Instrument ownership is not always in a variety of boxing matches to gain the title of necessary as we have drums and keyboards that can be used in school. There is the possibility Western Counties Champion and third best boxer for of instrument hire through SoundStorm and Pupil Premium students get half price sessions. his category in England! Well done Kyle! These lessons are the life blood of the Music Department! Also, don’t forget Ukulele Club on Wednesdays at 3.15pm as a great introduction to learning an instrument. MACMILLAN COFFEE MORNING This year the Year 7s organised the annual Macmillan Coffee morning raising the tremendous sum of £100.10!

Carter Community School • Blandford Close • Hamworthy • Poole • Dorset • BH15 4BQ • Tel 01202 676789 • www.carter.poole.sch.uk ISLE OF WIGHT ESU MACE DEBATE Every year we look forward to taking our Year 11 GCSE students to the Isle of Wight for a On Monday 19th weekend of adventure and learning. This year’s trip was on the 10th and 11th November. November, Carter Tracie Deane, Head of STEM and Assistant Principal reported “the students really did make Community School the school proud both when respectfully observing the Armistice Day minute’s silence and played host to the during the activities. Shannon’s leap of faith blindfolded and Matt and Jamie’s team work English Speaking climbing the Jacob’s ladder were two very memorable moments. Every student pushed Union Mace their own personal boundaries which is the purpose of this trip and I am sure it’ll be a great Debate. Six schools from across the south of England, start to their revision.” Thank you to all the staff who supported the trip. Without them these took part in rigorous debate in order to progress to kind of activities would not be possible. #MadeinCarter #EducationwithCharacter the next round of this prestigious competition. All students were tested on the power of their rhetoric to convince external judges of their debating skills. Omar Samer and Olivia Smith were selected to represent Carter, proposing the motion of building on FEEDBACK ON OUR YEAR 10 STUDENTS Green Belt. They bravely took on Bishop Wordsworth’s Rob Halfhide, KS4 Learning Director is very happy with the Year 10s commenting: “They are working well in Grammar School, holding their ground against their class and looking smart in their uniforms. They are a credit to the . They are working hard to secure more experienced opponents. their work experience placements for July. Chloe Saxby was the first to secure hers and went a step further by We are all incredibly proud of Olivia and Omar volunteering at her placement during the school inset day. We are very proud of her.” for trying something new and displaying #EducationWithCharacter. Thank you as well to our lovely Prefects who were exemplary hosts throughout the evening. This debate was part of the school’s new Excellence PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE Club, offering enriching opportunities for Able, Gifted Each January we organise and run a Careers Fair attended by a large range of and Talented students. We hope that this is just the employers and Higher Education providers giving the students the opportunity to beginning for Carter’s public speaking programme, look around the stands and gather information as to what options are available offering an array of opportunities for other pupils in post-Year 11. The Careers Fair has been established to complement work covered the near future. in the Beliefs and Values lessons and will hopefully answer questions on ‘next steps’ for students and parents alike. During the school day Years 8, 9, 10 and 11 students will have the opportunity to visit the Careers Fair. We will then be opening our doors to all year groups to attend with their parents between 3pm and 4pm. This will run YEAR 9 UNIVERSITY OF alongside our Year 10 Parents Evening. Confirmed bookings for the next Careers Fair include Ansbury Careers Guidance, the Armed Forces, Bournemouth and Poole College, SOUTHAMPTON TRIP , NHS, Kingston Maurward College, RNLI, Sunseeker. We look forward This year, Carter to seeing you there. are excited to announce a new partnership with the University of RACING AT ROCKINGHAM Southampton. The university is Eloise Weedon, whose dad runs the Bournemouth and Poole known globally College Age 11-24 Kit Car team, has been helping during for its fierce academic reputation, and membership practice sessions and had the opportunity in October to race within the elite Russell Group. Throughout the year, competitively at Rockingham. What an experience Eloise! the Excellence Club will be running a series of trips to the University, for students across the year groups, in order to offer a glimpse of life beyond Carter. This term, 15 pupils from Year 9 were selected, on the basis of their academic success, to spend a day exploring the campus and learning about different PARENT REVISION EVENINGS careers. As soon as we arrived, we were taken on a Back in September, the English department hosted our first ever Literature Parents tour of the Highfield Campus, finding out about the Revision Evening which was a great success. We had around 30 students and their amazing range of facilities on site. The afternoon took parents working together and revising The Sign of the Four by Sir Arthur Conan the form of an app competition, working with other Doyle - it was a real eye opener for parents, showing them how much their son/ schools to design an app that will help other young daughter is actually expected to do as well as giving them a better understanding people find the job that is right for them. of the text itself. Following on from this success, we invited Year 11 parents The students had a fantastic day, and look forward into school during November to watch the RSC’s Romeo and Juliet when it was to more engagement with Higher Education whilst streamed live and for another revision evening on the Romeo and Juliet text itself. at Carter, expanding their horizons and encouraging Thank you to all the parents and students for attending these events; we are sure academic excellence. you will see positive results in your understanding of these texts. YEAR 5 TRANSITION EVENT As part of the Year 5 Transition/ GCSE ART Taster events for Hamworthy Park Junior school students, the Parents of GCSE Art students attended an information evening with special guest PE department ran a Handball James Hankins from Arts University Bournemouth. This was a fantastic opportunity session. Carter’s Sports Leaders to get a closer look at the work expected from the students and speak to staff about Jeni White, Amelia Percival and expectations, time-frames and assessment objectives. James spoke to parents about Rosie Fleming ran the session progression into higher education and the job opportunities that stem from creative for 30 students. They did a subjects. As part of their course, the Year 10 students enjoyed the annual trip to fantastic job and made it a fun day for the children. Hamworthy Common where they were tasked with creating their own piece of land The Leaders utilised what they have learned from art inspired by the recent research on Andy Goldsworthy. We look forward to seeing being part of local Handball Club Poole Phoenix their portfolios at the end of the course! and the U15 County Squad. #THISGIRLCAN #PHOENIXONFIRE SKI TRIP EASTER 2020 Easter 2020 will see some KS3 Carter students going skiing to Panto Naevso in Italy. We will spend a week learning, improving and mastering the skills of skiing and immersing ourselves in the Italian culture. Anyone interested in going on this trip should email Victoria Saunders on [email protected]

Carter Community School • Blandford Close • Hamworthy • Poole • Dorset • BH15 4BQ • Tel 01202 676789 • www.carter.poole.sch.uk food collectionforthePoole Food Banktosupportour This harvestseason HARVEST DONATIONS TO FOODBANK students atthisfunandenrichingclub! Next term, wewillbelookingattheuseoffantasyinfilmsandhopetoseemore unpacking thecomponentsofhorrorgenre, addingtoourskillsofanalysis. Wick’s desk). From music, costumeandspecialeffects, wehavehadgreatfunin that make uswant tohide behind oursofas(orunder Miss range offilm-makingtechniquesusedwithinthesefilms Black to Ghostbusters. We have been dissecting the viewed a range of ‘horror’ films, from The Woman in that sendsshiversdownourspine. The clubhave the supernatural, analysingwhatitisaboutthegenre and 8. The focus offilmclubthistermhasbeen on brilliant startwithnewmembersfromacross Year 7 Entering itssecondyearatCarter, FilmClubhashada FILM CLUB Carter Community School • Blandford Close • Hamworthy • Poole • Dorset • BH15 4BQ • Tel 01202 676789 • www.carter.poole.sch.uk• • 4BQ Tel BH15 676789 • 01202 Dorset Poole • • Hamworthy • Close Blandford • School Community Carter feeder schoolsand value thebondwehave withthem. and musicdepartments. We regularlyinvitestudents andparentsfromourlocal Junior School to Carter. 115 children took part in activities in the food, dance, PE We wereonceagaindelightedtowelcome Year 5studentsfromHamworthy Park 5 ACTIVITY AFTERNOON YEAR type ofserviceoffersthewidercommunity. they wouldlike tovolunteer there againandunderstood what adifference this be picked andpacked. All ofthestudentsreportedthat helped stacktheshelveswithCarter’s donationsreadyto visited the site to see what happens to donations and being donated! OnFriday 16thNovember, fivestudents community spiritshone, withapproximately 150items local community. World War andtoactivelysupportthesecommemorations.” to rememberthesacrificemadebythosewholosttheirlivesduringFirst providing an #EducationwithCharacter, it’s incrediblyimportantforallofus happen.” SamDavidson, Principal, commented “As aschoolcommittedto like toexpressoursincerethanksallthoseinvolvedinmakingthetrip to our school. The whole experience was incredibly moving and we would chosen totake partinthisvisitandbothOmarSebastienwereacredit History teacherSimonMaguiresaid. “It was anabsoluteprivilegetobe Percy LBloomfieldtopaytheirrespects. task ofseekingoutthegraves ofHamworthysoldiers William Diffeyand Sebastien was chosentolayawreath. Land andvisitedtheworldfamousMeninGatememorialat Ypres, where Sebastien, bothin Year 8, alsowalked throughtrenches, crossedNoMan’s In additiontoseeingthelandscapeswherewar was fought, Omarand www.centenarybattlefieldtours.org Centenary Battlefield Tours Programme. Government’s commemorations andwas runbytheFirst World War The visitformedpartoftheUK and Sebastienwerethewinners. they shouldbechosenforthetrip. Omar statement detailingwhytheythought of World War I, aswell as a personal a smallprojectonthecommemoration competition, The Humanitiesdepartment ran aspecial War withatriptothe Western Front. centenary oftheendFirst World Two ofourstudentshelpedmarkthe REMEMBERING THE FALLEN REMEMBERING THE

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The duowerealsogiventhespecial Commenting ontheexperience, POOLE MUSEUM TAKE-OVER DAY #EducationwithCharacter #MadeinCarter for ourstudentstogainexperienceof working insportandwithyoungpeople. referee thegamesandbeteammanagers. This isyetanothergreatopportunity different primaryschoolsparticipate. Carter’s SportsLeadershavehelpedto Each oftheeventshashadbetween8-12teamscompetingandseen10 Football events. This termwehavealsohosted Year 4, Year 5, Year 6Mixed and Year 5/6 Girls Football and Year 9/10BoysagainstPoole HighSchoolandSt Aldhelm’s. has allowedtheSchooltohavefixturesbeforeChristmasfor Year 7/8Boys, Maths Teacher Matt Grimason working back within the PE Department. This This yearhasseenfootballreturnwitharealbang! We aredelightedtohave FOOTBALL results. grades atschool. those with 90%orbeloware lesslikely toattainthese explains why students with persistent absences, especially or more GCSEs at grades A*-C (grades 9-4) and this of students whohaveover95%attendanceachieve five A recent Department of Education report showed drop ofatleastoneGCSEgrade! only achieve 90%. two weeks (which is 19 days in a school year), school year. Did youknowthatifmissonedayevery At Carter, westrive for 100%attendancethewhole ATTENDANCE ISIMPORTANT them thisamazingopportunitytoworkinthemuseum. November. They thoroughlyenjoyedthedayandthanked thestaffforgiving training dayonSaturday17thNovember, takingoverthemuseumonFriday 23rd to participateintheevent. SixCarterstudentsweresuccessfulandattendeda form giving information about themselves, Students completedanapplication staff in working at the museum. 7 studentsacrossPoole tojoin invited applicationsfrom Year medieval times. The museum and a urine sample bottle from including a WWII soldier’s helmet them someinterestingartefacts, October. They broughtwith assembly atthebeginningof Museum delivereda Year 7 Two representatives from Poole spray paintedrecycledplasticbottles. at the create a beautifulandrespectfulinstallationofpoppies picked teamofstudentsandstaffcametogetherto To markthecentenaryofend WW1 ahand- Smith andDaisy! materials”. A huge THANK YOU toMiss very usefulallowingustobuyadditional it was completelyunexpectedandwillbe delighted toreceivesuchagenerousgift; Pratt,Hannah ArtTeacher,said mum donated£100tothe Art Department. This term Year 11studentDaisyBettsandher to theDorset SchoolGamesfinals. and theDorsetsquad.We havepreviouslymadeit are proudtohavestudentsinbothPoole Phoenix have a rich heritage of handball at our Academy and Community School. Carterenteredthreeteams. Dorset Handball competitionhostedatCarter Three schoolsattendedthePoole andEast REMEMBRANCE INSTALLATION DEPARTMENTFROM THEARTTHANK YOU U13 HANDBALL

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