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Ormiston Victory Apprenticeships Apprenticeships | Parent & Child Classes | Prom '14 | Beauty Event | Results Day | Plan Your Future December 2014 | Winter Ghost Production Victory Façade's latest success #VictoryFest 2014 Photographic celebration of our grand opening 100th Anniversary WWI We remember… “Achievement is outstanding because every student matters” (Ofsted 2013) December 2014 Victory Flag: Winter IN YOUR NEW ISSUE www.ormiston.org :HOFRPHIURPWKH3ULQFLSDO ................... 3 Ghost - The Musical (Facade) .........3 :H5HPHPEHU::,$QQLY ..........3 Ormiston Victory Apprenticeships ......... 3 &ODVVRI3URPSKRWRV ...........3 Top of the Bench ...................................3 European Day of Languages ................... 3 3DUHQW &KLOG&ODVVHV ...........................3 Costessey Cluster...................................3 Governance of Victory Academy ............ 3 7KH2$76PDOO6KLS5DFH ......................3 Victory Festival 2014 photos .......... 3 3ODQ<RXU)XWXUH ..................................... 3 %HDX7HD3DUW\ ......................................3 Christmas Fair ....................................... 3 Author Visits ............................................ 3 Working Lunch ..................................... 3 5HVXOWV'D\ ...................................3 Able, Gifted & Talented ......................3 Victory Fundraisers ................................3 Victory Sports news updates .........3 The Victory Flag is printed on 100% recycled paper | Design by www.fusional.co.uk Beauty, Welcome to the Performing Arts, Christmas edition Childcare, Business, of the Victory Flag. 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Our trip to Germany runs We are delighted they rose to such a tough at the end of this term • Do you want a personalised approach challenge and reviews from members and in the New Year we of the public have been full of praise for to your studies? look forward to visits to \RXUFKLOGUHQ,WLVLPSRUWDQWWRUHÀHFW Austria for skiing and two on the incredible skill-set they will have In October, we were delighted to be one of • Do you want to achieve top grades? %DWWOH¿HOGVWULSVIRUDUDQJHRIVWXGHQWV gained from their hard work: team- the few featured schools and academies in We also continue to run a range of parent • Do you want to enjoy the social aspect of work, resilience, striving for perfection, 7KH3DUOLDPHQWDU\5HYLHZ±LI\RXZRXOG presentation skills…and the list goes on. and child classes in the evenings – these like a copy, please call in at reception and sixth form as well as studying? include ceramics, astronomy and life- :HFDQQRWZDLWWR¿QGRXWZKDWWKH\ZLOO DVN1LFROHP\3$ZKRZLOOSURYLGH\RX EHWDNLQJRQQH[W\HDU3KRWRJUDSKVDQG drawing. If you would like to discuss the with one. • Do you want continued, personalised a story written by some of the stars are places available for the coming year, or VXSSRUWIURPVWD̆" included in this edition. suggest a new course, please contact Dr Thank you all, as ever, Allen on d.allen@ormistonvictoryacademy. for your support and • Do you want free membership to our gym, co.uk We organise these courses because we believe in the importance of family enthusiasm for all that subsidised beauty treatments learning. They are free to attend, so why we do – enjoy a great and fantastic new sports facilities? not enjoy some precious quality time with your child and sign up? Christmas break • Do you want the opportunity to take part with your family. LQ¿UVWFODVV3HUIRUPLQJ$UWVSURGXFWLRQV Thank you all for supporting our events to commemorate the 100th anniversary of We look forward performed in a brand new, purpose built, the start of World War 1 this November. to welcoming back 240 seat theatre? 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The name enterprise Swarm the doorsd that travelling and meeting new people and cultures Apprenticeships to create comes from a Swahili word for a ccan open… four new jobs here on council of wise or learned people, Members of the MFL department the Costessey campus. and is attended every Monday wore traditional dress – Each apprentice works to 0V%XUQVLQWUDGLWLRQDO3ROLVK support student progress, morning by two representatives GUHVVDQG0UV3HWWLWDQG0LVV as well as gaining a Sheldrake in German Dirndl. EXVLQHVVTXDOL¿FDWLRQ from each form group, as well as But the fun wasn’t just in the Swarm will provide our Ambassador team, members department – mathematics training, support and and science taught their starter lots of encouragement from the Senior Leadership Team to set and achieve of the academy, and myself. 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