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1 the Hollyfield School Term Dates The Hollyfield School Week commencing: 7 May 2018 The Hollyfield School e-bulletin Surbiton Hill Road, Surbiton, KT6 4TU 020 8339 4500 “The school’s work to promote pupils personal development and welfare is outstanding” Ofsted 2016 Head’s Line: Dear Parents/Carers I have attached to my weekly e-bulletin a Cycling to School helpful link from National On-line Safety, I would like to remind students who cycle do please access this information as it is a to school that it is compulsory for them to helpful resource - wear a cycle helmet. It has been noted https://twitter.com/natonlinesafety/status/ that not all students are wearing helmets 991688591817441280. We place great care and they are encouraged to do so for and attention to safeguarding at our school their own protection. alongside providing high quality pastoral support. I want to wish Mrs Kerridge well Early Closure - 25 May 2018 Term Dates as she we be leaving our school to begin a I would like to remind you that school will Autumn Term 2017 new and exciting role and welcome Mrs close at 11.50am on 25 May for years 7, 8, 4 September to 20 December McMillan as our new Student Support 9, 10, 12, 13. Year 11 will be expected to (Inset Day – 4 Sept/30-31 Oct) Officer for Years 7, 8 & 9. The role of a stay for their Celebration of Achievement Half Term 23 – 27 October Student Support Officer is a vital one in event at Imber Court. Christmas Holiday ensuring we provide students with the care, 21 December-3 January 2018 guidance and support which is so often Year 11 Celebration of Achievement – 25 Spring Term 2018 needed. This is alongside the important May 4 January – 29 March work our Student Services provide in Don’t forget the Year 11 Celebration of Half Term ensuring that all students know where to go Achievement ceremony is taking place on 12-16 February to for additional support. Friday 25 May 2018, this is a wonderful Easter Holiday occasion where we will get a chance to 30 March – 13 April As a community school we continue to reflect, look forward and celebrate the Summer Term 2018 ensure we are delivering high quality achievements of our young people in 16 April – 19 July education whilst maintaining our strong Year 11. Half Term inclusive ethos. If you are able to support 29 May – 2 June (Bank Hol 7 May) with this important and on-going work do Parents/Carers have been invited to share ….… Stop Press……. please consider applying to be a School the experience although seats are limited • 19 May – New Y7 CATS Day Governor; your service and support would to one parent per family due to the venue • 25 May – Y11 Celebration be very much appreciated. Please contact capacity, please reply to Mrs Northeast in me via email at the school office if you would like to [email protected] if you reserve a seat – In this issue…… Page would like to discuss this further and a [email protected] Head’s Line/School Fund…..….1-4 reminder too that I also have my parent This week/Next week…….…….…5 clinic every Wednesday afternoon if you Open Door General News.…...........................7 would like to meet with me to discuss any I hold Parent Clinics on Wednesday Dept News…………………….…..7 further matters that I can support with. afternoon/evening during term time. Year Group/Subject News…….....9 These are from 2.00-6.00pm for PTA News……………..……...…. 12 Key Dates………………….…..…...13 I hope you enjoy the Bank Holiday parents/carers to speak directly to me Sports Practice Schedule…….... 16 weekend. regarding any concerns/ suggestions. Cafeteria Menu……………….... 17 Local Events….....………..……... 21 Linda Grewar Please contact Louise Sutton to arrange It is with great sadness that we were an appointment on 0208 339 4500 or informed of the passing Linda Grewar this email [email protected]. week, our thoughts and condolences go to her family. Donations in her memory are Tom Maltby, Headteacher being made to the Princess Alice Hospice who looked after her. If you would like to donate please contact www.pah.org.uk/. “Pupils behave well and relationships based on mutual respect are good. Pupils enjoy school and take pride in their work” Ofsted 2016 1 The Hollyfield School HOLLYFIELD SCHOOL FUND The Hollyfield School is here to provide an outstanding educational experience, complemented by the values that we instil in our students of self-reliance, responsibility and honesty. In contrast with our aspirations & ambitions for your children, our public sector funding is frozen and our capital allocation funding has been slashed. Providing the best environment for learning and the best life opportunities under these circumstances is ever more challenging. The Hollyfield School Fund has been established to enable us to advance the education and welfare of all our students. Funds raised are used to provide first rate resources and opportunities for everyone at Hollyfield School. We have been fortunate over the years to have had a number of benefactors who have shared our vision and have generously helped us towards our goals. For example, they have provided financial support for the excellent annual school drama productions and also helped us improve facilities such as the refurbishment of our science labs. In recent years, Hollyfield School Fund monies have helped us rebuild the student toilet block and to provide a wonderful outside learning environment, The Hollywood Wildlife Garden. We are also looking forward to the internal and external refurbishment of the canteen facilities. One of the ways in which you can support The Hollyfield School is to provide financial assistance. Your support enables the school to consider projects and equipment to benefit the students that would not ordinarily be affordable within the annual school funding. The current suggested contribution is £30 per month, per child, or £360 per year. For the majority of donors (who are UK residents) ticking the gift aid box will enable us to reclaim a further 25 pence per £1 from the tax office. While some families support at a higher level, others prefer to give to the school in other ways, for example, by donating their skills. Whatever donation you feel able to make is greatly appreciated and will be used to benefit all our students. How you can contribute • A donation form, with Gift Aid declaration follows. If you feel able to contribute a small, regular contribution, please complete the forms and return it to the Bursar in the Finance office at school. 2 The Hollyfield School INSTRUCTION TO YOUR BANK OR BUILDING SOCIETY TO PAY STANDING ORDER Please fill in the whole form and return it to the Bursar at the address printed on the covering letter. 1 To the Manager of............................................................................................. ......................................................................................Bank/Building Society 2. Address of Branch (as on cheque book) ……………….………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3. Name(s) of Account Holder(s)............................................................................. .......................................................................................................................... 4. Branch Sort Code (from the top right hand corner of your cheque) 5. Bank or Building Society Account Number 6. Reference (Student’s Name) 7. Instruction to your Bank or Building Society Please pay: E C E D A T t/a The Hollyfield School Lloyds Bank - Kingston Sort Code: 30-94-77 Account Number: 77763760 £30.00 per month commencing 1st September 2017 to 1st July 2022 Signed:......................................................................................................................... Name (please print) ...............................................................Date:................................. 3 The Hollyfield School The Hollyfield School Gift Aid declaration Name of charity or Community Amateur Sports Club The Hollyfield School Please treat as Gift Aid donations all qualifying gifts of money made today in the past 4 years in the future Please tick all boxes you wish to apply. I confirm I have paid or will pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax for each tax year (6 April to 5 April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all the charities or Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) that I donate to will reclaim on my gifts for that tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not qualify. I understand the charity will reclaim 28p of tax on every £1 that I gave up to 5 April 2008 and will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I give on or after 6 April 2008. Donor’s details Child’s name Title First name or initial(s) Surname Full home address Postcode Signature of Donor D Date Please notify the charity or CASC if you: Want to cancel this declaration or change your name or home address No longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains. If you pay Income Tax at the higher or additional rate and want to receive the additional tax relief due to you, you must include all your Gift Aid donations on your Self-Assessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and Customs to adjust your tax code. Please return this form to the Finance office at The Hollyfield School. 4 The Hollyfield School THIS WEEK…………….. TOP ATTENDERS The year group with the highest overall attendance so far this year is Year 7 with a total of 95.5% The top form group within each year this week is: 7 Mercury = 97.3% 8 Jupiter = 96% 9 Neptune = 95.4% 10 Mercury
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