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Issue 269 13 September 2013 Wilson’s Update Issue 269 13 September 2013 EXAMINATION RESULTS We start the year, once again, with excellent news in terms of exam- The strong performance at A level meant that nearly all our leavers ination results. Both our A level and GCSE groups put in first rate achieved the grades they needed for the university courses they had performances among the best the school has ever achieved despite applied for. The most popular destinations this year were Notting- the reduction in top grades at a national level. At A level, 72.53% of ham (19) Cambridge (13), Oxford (9), Southhampton (9), Warwick the grades were at A* or A (25.6% at A*) and 94.14% were at grade B (9) and Bristol (7). We were delighted that all 24 of our Oxbridge or better. At GCSE, 51% of grades were A* while 87.7% were A grade candidates got the grades they needed to secure their places. We or better. Overall, Wilson’s was the second highest performing boys’ will be publishing a full list of destinations in a forthcoming edition school in the country both at A level and GCSE, which makes us very of the Update. proud indeed. Top performers at A level Top performers at GCSE University Preparation Courses The following students were The following students gained the highest scoring at A level. the top grade in all their exami- Work in preparing our new Upper Sixth students for their applica- nations. tions to university and interviews is now well underway. All the 4 A* students spent the first three days of the term last week working George Barbantan Ben James with their teachers on university level work in the subjects they Jonathan D’Rozario Alex Johnsen wish to study at university. Students intending to study History, James Farrington James Lawton Philosophy and English enjoyed a three day residential at Corpus Arjun Gill Jordan Massiah Christi College in Cambridge with Mr Cole, Dr Hemp and Mr John- James Gunnell Kieran O’Regan stone. Amish Patel Masood -Ul Hasan Makhdoom Craig Threadgold Linden Hogarth Ben To Kartik Iyer Philip Knott 3A*, 1A Dolapo Koleosho Alex Clarke Andrew McDonald Kalyan Dutia Sujay Nair Scott England Harry Perkin. Michael Gunn Christopher Lawrie Thomas Lowe Kieran Patel Smit Patel Akaash Phakey William Ries Louis Woodhead. Lewis Lou 3A* Conrad Jefferies Dates for your Diary 16 September Prayer Group meeting (8.00 p.m.) 17 September Y13 Parents’ Information Evening (7.00 p.m.) 21 September Selective Eligibility Test 22 September PFA Car Boot Sale 25 September Senior Musicians Evening (7.00 p.m.) 27 September Y7 Parents’ Social Evening (7.00 p.m.) Half Term 21 October – 1 November (For this academic year only half-term will be 2 weeks long.) Issue 269 13 September 2013 MUSIC NEWS LET’S STICK TOGETHER! This year, for the first time in Wilson’s history, all the new Year 7 they should all feel really proud of themselves! Not only did the students were given the opportunity to spend their first two days boys learn a huge amount, but the two days gave the boys a great at Wilson’s playing eight new instruments and singing! opportunity to get to know the school and each other too – it was a great team building exercise. All the boys will go on to learn their On Wednesday every boy had five thirty minute lessons learning new instruments for the whole year, culminating in them all taking how to blow trumpets, horns, trombones, clarinets, flutes, bas- Grade 1 next summer. soons, oboes, beat drums and sing. The whole school was buzzing with boys moving from one room to another where staff showed Many thanks to the Humphrey Richardson Taylor Trust whose them how to put the instruments together and get a note out of generous donation made buying the instruments possible, the them! peripatetic music staff who made the event such a great success and all the boys who worked so hard over the two days. We hope On Thursday the fun really began as the boys were each given you all enjoyed it. an instrument and spent the morning learning to play ‘Let’s Stick Together’ by Brian Ferry. The two day music course culminated Please make sure you come along to all the musical events planned in an amazing concert in which a hundred and forty boys played for the rest of this term including Battle of the Bands, Jazz Dinner eight different kinds of instruments. To hear so many boys all Evening, Charity Winter Concert and the Carol Service. playing together so well after such a short time was incredible and 25 September Senior Musicians’ Evening (7.00 p.m.) OUR NEXT MUSICAL EVENTS 11 October Battle of the Bands 15 November Jazz Dinner Evening Issue 269 13 September 2013 STEMNET’s 3D PRINTING DESIGN COMPETITION Congratulations to Suryava Bhattacharya who was awarded the winning prize in a competition to design a Mars Explorer. His design in- cludes all the facilities that would be required to undergo experiments on Mars, extract rocks from the surface and accommodate two scientists to ‘explore Mars’. The design was converted into a 3D model by STEMNET (Science, Engineering, Technology and Mathematics Network) over the summer and was presented to him by Mr Cady, Director of KS4. YOUNG ENTERPRISE A fantastic opportunity for students in the Lower 6th! Get involved in a national competition for young entrepreneurs. Working alongside your mentor you’ll create and run a business, develop and sell products just like real businesses do. Your aim is to make a profit and beat the competition. Previous entrants have found the Young Enterprise highly challenging but highly rewarding. See Mr Ormonde in the Business Department for details. Do hurry as places are limited. CCF AWARD Many congratulations to Major Burton who has been awarded the Cadet Forces Medal in recognition of his long and distin- guished service to the CCF at Wilson’s. The medal was present- ed before the school during assembly this week by the Head. The CCF plays a huge part in the life of the school, not only in providing superb opportunities for the boys who take part but in reinforcing within the school the values of service, leadership and excellence that lie at the heart of the school’s ethos. We owe Major Burton a huge debt of gratitude for his work with the CCF and are delighted that his service has been recognised in this HUMANITIES ‘HOUSE’ POSTCARD COMPETITION - RESULTS 2012-13 Results: 2013-14 so far…. House / Year B C G H S House / Year B C G H S 7 12 11 11 2 13 7 14 11 24 13 7 8 2 17 2 5 1 8 0 0 1 0 3 9 3 1 0 0 1 9 0 3 0 0 0 10 1 0 3 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 1 0 11 0 0 1 0 0 Staff 2 0 0 0 0 Staff 0 0 0 0 0 Total 20 29 16 8 15 Total 14 14 26 13 10 House Points 40 58 32 16 30 House Points 28 28 52 26 20 Each postcard is worth 2 house points. Remember you can send them anytime you go anywhere that has some historical or geographical significance. Issue 269 13 September 2013 PFA NEWS AUGUST PFA 100 CLUB DRAW WINNERS SEPTEMBER PFA 100 CLUB DRAW WINNERS 1st prize £77.50 Warren Robertson 1st prize £77.50 Jackie Lane 2nd prize £46.50 David Gray 2nd prize £46.50 David Gray 3rd prize £31 Anette Singarajah 3rd prize £31 Nick Gardner Congratulations to our prizewinners this month. Congratulations to our prizewinners this month. If you would like to join the 100 club with the possibility of win- ning a prize each month you can obtain an application form by emailing the PFA: [email protected] or see Wilson’s website under PFA. NOTICES WILSON’S PRAYER GROUP now quite low so any spare stock would be gratefully The Wilson’s Prayer Group is a group of Christians com- received. prising of parents, staff and others who are associated with the school. We meet once each half term in fellowship WILSON’S 400TH ANNIVERSARY together and to pray for the school. Meetings are held at In 2015 Wilson’s will be celebrating it’s 400th 8.00 p.m. in the chapel (which is on the top floor of the Anniversary and we’re already planning the main building). events. The dates for this year are: • Monday 16 September 2013 It’s very important that we get ideas from every- • Monday 4 November 2013 body, so we will be establishing a 2015 Planning • Monday 13 January 2014 Committee over the next two months to listen to • Monday 3 March 2014 your thoughts so that our anniversary year is a • Monday 28 April 2014 celebration for everyone. • Monday 9 June 2014 For further details about the prayer group, or to be added We would like to have representatives from the to the prayer mailing list please contact Agnelo Gonsalves students, staff, parents and Old Boys on this ([email protected]) or Nike Soretire (aesore@yahoo. committee and we are looking for volunteers. If co.uk) you would like to be on the committee then we would love to hear from you. If you can’t commit All are very welcome to come along. to the meetings but you have experience in event management or if you have any advice you can of- fer then please do get in touch.
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