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The Kings' Messenger THE KINGS OF WESSEX SCHOOL A Church of England Foundation School Specialist Technology College Issue 69 You can also enjoy in colour on our website: THE KINGS’ MESSENGER www.kowessex.co.uk First of the new school year - Autumn Half Term October 2006 Dear Parents Contents Page Head’s Introduction 1-2 Despite the unseasonable warmth, the leaves on the chestnut trees Awards Evening 2006 3-7 outside my office at the front of school are beginning to change colour Special Achievements 7 School Policies 8 as this first half term of the new school year draws to a close. In true Challenge Grades 9 Kings tradition, there has been a lot happening this term. Drugs Awareness Evening 10-12 Black History Month 10 Fairtrade Café 11-12 I always enjoy starting our new school year celebrating the success of A Promise to Africa 12 our students at our Awards Evening. This year was all the more English to Perth-y-Pia 13-15 special as it marked the 30th anniversary of the three‐tier education Young Archaeologist 15 Languages Beginnings 16-18 system within the Cheddar Valley and quite rightly, Mr Keith Blown away by Music 19-22 Herring, former Headteacher of Kings between 1976 and 1994 Drama Review 22 honoured us by being our special guest to present over two hundred Getting Scientific 23 Greenpower Challenge 24-25 awards. Congratulations to all our students who received awards. Girls Getting Robotic 25 Technology & ICT Clubs 25-26 To mark the 30‐years, myself and the other Cheddar Valley Arkwright Scholarship 27 RedLine Car Designer 27 Headteachers have decided to channel our fundraising this year TurnKey I.T Solutions 28 towards supporting a group of schools in the Masindi District of LRC Adventures 29 Uganda. Our Promise to Africa will help to improve the buildings and Screen: Film Club 29 Christian Leader 30 equipment in a number of schools and make a real difference to the Kings & Queens Sport 31-34 lives of children in this desperately poor area of the world. Danzatak Show 34 Educational Trusts 35 I am pleased to say that our new Year 9 students are settling into life Calendar 36 in their upper school. They recently sampled the wealth of extra curricular activities at our Freshers’ Fayre. In addition to welcoming our new students, a visible difference around school must certainly be our new accommodation, notably, our new Languages block and the extension to the Music Corrick Theatre; along with the refurbishment of our Sixth Form Common Room. I am also delighted to report that our planning application for a new Drama studio has been granted and work is due to commence early in the new year. I hope that parents have found our information evenings held this half term useful, including the Year 12 information evening, the Drugs Awareness evening, Year 10 coursework evening and latterly the Sixth Form Open Evening. Enhancing our work within the classroom, there have already been a number of educational visits this half term that you will be able to read about later in this newsletter. I am grateful to our staff for leading these valuable trips. A pleasure for parents, students and staff was the recent charity recital that was organised by our Parents’ Music Support Group and enthusiastically supported by the thrilled audience raising over £800 for the Music Department. 1 Behind the scenes, rehearsals are also underway for this year’s school production of the popular 1950’s musical Grease. We recently celebrated this part of our school calendar with our Harvest Church Services at St. Andrew’s Church led by Preb. Victor Daley and also Rev. Tim Hawkings of Axbridge. I always enjoy these important spiritual gatherings in the life of Kings and I am grateful to our Christian Leader Jo Burridge for organising the services. There is already an international feel to the school year with Latvian dancers visiting in partnership with local Danzatak led by Dr Alec Brice. The Czech exchange has recently departed and our Languages Department will soon be off to Berlin for their cultural visit. I remind parents of our forthcoming Target Setting Day on Tuesday 14 November 2006 when parents will have opportunity to meet with their child’s tutor to discuss their progress and targets for the coming year. I do hope that you will all be able to attend this important meeting. Finally, in addition to our news reported in the local press, I invite you all to watch out for our Kings and Queens news team who at the time of writing are fine‐tuning their articles to appear in the Cheddar Valley Gazette during half term. As you can see life never stands still at Kings, so I would like to wish all our parents and students a restful and enjoyable half term holiday and thank you for all your support. I remind you that we return to school on Monday 6 November 2006. Yours sincerely, CHRIS RICHARDSON Headteacher Important message for Year 10 Parents from Subject Leader for English Ms Anderson! The results of the Key Stage 3 English Review should be in school by Thursday 30 November 2006. We will of course inform parents of any change in their child(ren)’s levels. Some Year 11 students with Keith Antoine at their recent motivation key skills conference 2 Awards Evening 2006 – celebrating achievement! On Thursday 14 September 2006 the following awards were presented before an audience of parents, teachers and special guests. The Guest speaker for the evening was Mr Keith Herring, Former Headteacher of The Kings of Wessex School (1976-1994) Tutor Awards Year 9 Boy Girl 9De Henry McGinty Melissa Sweet 9PA Miles Ingleby Ella Houghton 9SRO Ashley Morris Hollie Reece 9SG Robert Rogers Annabell James 9DPW Will Streeter Rachel Harding 9AT Lucas Eriksson Emma Kidby 9GL Danny Griffiths Lianne Hawthorne 9ML Jonathan Holt Hannah Lane 9EC Andrew Blair Jessica Hemmings 9SS Ben Peverall Daisy Banwell 9NR Amad Ahmed Anna Bailey Year 10 Boy Girl 10RA Oliver Sealey Kathryn Clarke 10RW Tom Stanley Hannah Bates 10DR Jason Heath Jennifer Knowles 10IS Robert Edwards Emily Hawkins 10JG Daniel Layton Helen Taylor 10BL Jason Edwards Joanne Kidner 10FS David Searle Hannah Lucas 10VP William Waelchi Philippa Hambling 10WE David Frost Elizabeth (Buffy) Rabbitts 10FP Chris Shaw Lily Fry 10SBA Lewis Matthews Emma Weight Year 11 Boy Girl 11EHE Joe Cottrell Alex Kimmins 11JR Robert Baker Charlotte Allen 11MB Rob Tuck Louise Crocker 11RB Tom Puddy Lily Mason 11DP Alex Conroy Aimee Knight 11TP Fraser McQueen Imogen Rigby 11CL Peter Chalmers Harriet Allen 11 MH Jack Shepherd Lisa Roper 11LD Alex Babbington Heather Paterson 11SP Duncan Bailey Naomi Taschimowitz 100% Attendance to School - 2005-2006 Thomas Broom Holly Crompton Alice Edwards John Edwards Michael Elliot Connor Finlay Thomas Midcalf Oliver Sheppard 3 Subject Awards: Awarded for the greatest effort and progress Year 9 Subject Awards Art Rosie Bjorkstrand Citizenship Jake Harris Design Technology Ciaran Worcester Drama Kathy Jones English Alice Edwards French Tom Midcalf German Stuart Cook Geography Jessica Fiorelli History Joanne Howe ICT Michael Turner Learning Support Chris Cook Mathematics Priyanka Singhal Music Joshua Day Physical Education Uday Vemulapalli R.E. Samantha Chinnock Science Matthew Barber Year 10 Subject Awards Art Nathan Salmon Business Studies Johnathan Taylor Child Development Emily Ferguson Citizenship Joel Hemmings Design Technology Josh Underhill Drama Faye Aston English Tom Bosley French Sandy Shaban German Andrew Underwood Geography Emma Kent History Maria Pinnington ICT Jake Hodgetts Learning Support Kathryn Edwards Mathematics Tom Day Music Luke Stone Physical Education Sam Coles R.E. Yvette Taylor Science Paul Young WORK EXPERIENCE AWARDS: An excellent week of work experience in Year 10 Joel Hemmings and Gemma Major GNVQ AWARDS: High achievement in Business Studies Sam Cox and Katie Ireland YEAR 9 AWARDS FOR HIGH ACHIEVEMENT: Excellent achievement in SAT’s examinations: Nicola Atkin Matthew Barber Ross Babbington Rosie Bjorkstrand Daisy Banwell Samantha Chinnock 4 Joseph Cowell Benjamin Peverall Cameron Crook Georgina Pollock Joshua Day Carly Pope Calum Dickinson Ryan Pridgeon Flora Emeney Joseph Purves Connor Finlay Priyanka Singhal Matthew Fotheringham Helen Slingsby Jacob Gaudoin Emma Smith Joanne Howe Madeleine Stewart Jack Humphrey Sarah Weigold Thomas Knight Eve Woolway Henry McGinty GCSE AWARDS for High Achievement Students Achieving Over 10 Grade A*/A’s in this Summer’s GCSE examinations Jennifer Barritt Samuel Bird Harry Briffitt Laura Carter Laura Caton Charlotte Chinn Peter Coates Sasha Davies Kelly Eccleston Elizabeth Freeman Mark Goddard Lily Mason Fraser McQueen Bethan Meadowcroft Bethany Morgan Christopher Nash Heather Paterson Joshua Roberts Sophie Ross Naomi Taschimowitz Bethan Tucker Daniel Ward Students who made outstanding progress from Key Stage 3 to 4 in this Summer’s GCSE examinations Robert Baker Candice Barrett Jack Brady Aimee Brogden Ebba Eriksson Natasha Gowan Bethany Hale Charlotte Richardson Jennifer Scott Sarah Taylor Elizabeth Tungate AS AWARDS for High Achievement Achieving three or five Grade A’s in this summer’s AS examinations Sarah Bollard Jason Gupta Bianca Rossiter Elizabeth Cooke Catherine Harding Hazel Rossiter Matthew Cooper Alistair Haggerty Matthew Skuse Harriet Cripps Samuel Jones David Smart Richard Fay Clare Macaulay Gemma Tidman Paul Foster Frances Rabbitts Thomas Young ERICA PADFIELD AWARD for High Achievement at ‘A’ Level Achieving four Grade A’s in this summer’s ‘A’ Level examinations Isabel Fenton and Philip Tromans Achieving three Grade A’s in this summer’s ‘A’ Level
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