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The Andprint The andprint Headlines Issue 12 28 November 2019 ‘School of Rock’ was another amazing DIARY DATES whole-school show that demonstrated the talents of students from all age groups. The leading cast included a number of Y7 students who rose to the challenge of 29 Nov Occasional Day - School Closed the big stage and delivered powerful performances that will be remembered for years to come. The senior 05 Dec 18:30 GCSE Celebration Evening leading roles were also played perfectly by older 07 Dec Fo$S Christmas Fair students and this combination resulted in a very funny, enjoyable and engaging show. The audiences showed 17-19 Dec Christmas Lunch their appreciation through almost continuous applause 19 Dec 19:00 A level Reunion Evening throughout the play and went home extremely happy to have been part of this spectacular. I would like to thank all of the staff involved in planning, directing and Please visit our school website for the most up to date producing the show – this was a combined effort from diary dates music, drama and dance to showcase the talents of students. I would also like to thank all of the student cast for performing to such a high-standard and entertaining us all so well. Congratulations everyone! By the time you read this most of the Learning Review appointments will have been held. For some this is a first opportunity to meet staff and for others it is time to re-visit progress since last year. These meetings focus closely on the personal development of students which is a significant part of developing the whole-child. I hope you found them useful. Finally, the school Winter Fair is only a week away and preparations are in hand to make it bigger and better than before. See elsewhere for more information on events and timings. I look forward to seeing many of you there supporting the school and having lots of fun in the process. Alan Gray Headteacher Sandringham School Registered in England No. 07523557 Confidence Headteachers Commendations Week Ending 29 November 2019 Bea Madzharova 7H Science Belle Mortimer 7H Science Noah Ziaullah 7H Science Aspiration Vivian Cela 7J Science Joe Farrugia 7J Science Sophia Parsons 7F LL Sophia Dass 7N Science Bryony Russell 7F LL Ollie Greenway 7N Science Kyle Wu 7F LL Aiden O'Brien 7N Science Isabel Ramachandran 7H Mathematics Jay Stagg 9E Drama Beth Adams 7J Art Lily Everitt 9N PE Sofia Anderson 7J Art Mae Barnett 7J Art Initiative Vivian Cela 7J Art Sara Chekairi 7J Art Alfie Collingbourne 9A Science Tabitha Devlin 7J Art Heidi Lowe 9A Science Saharsh Lakshmanan 7J Art Caitlin Ramsay 9A English Eda Pozder 7J Art Megha Sahu 9A English Poppy Robinson 7J Art Max Scott 9A Science Jessica Rolph 7J Art Azzy Choudhury 9H English Jessica Rolph 7J Mathematics Chloe Reid 9H English Erin Taylor 7J Art Olivia Leigh 9J English Shaun Uzus 7J Art Rhea Marwah 9J Science Nia Viljoen 7J Art Salam Rajab 9J Science Amber Webb 7N Mathematics Lily Payne 9N Science Harvey Alden 8A PRE Freya Barker 8A PRE Integrity Mia Pold 8A PRE Niopha Rodrigues 8A PRE Oliver Buckingham 8F Phil, Religion & Ethics Herbie McKillop 8F Art Sam Traviss 8F Phil, Religion & Ethics Lily David 8N History Zak Ward 8F Phil, Religion & Ethics Laura Holliday 8N History Majd Al Hayek 10A Geography Bea Kite 8N History Angus Houlahan 10A Geography Amy Robertson 8N History Talya Morfett 10A Geography Lily-Anna Saltmer 8N History Gaby Farrenkothen 10E Geography Olly Ward 8N History Fae Gibson 10E Geography Georgina Blandford 8S Art Amelie Jones 10E Geography Lola Chandler 8S Art Rosie Jones 10E Geography Amy Clark 8S Art Rhea Joshi 10E Geography Nico Curry 8S Art Amy Pitchforth 10E Geography Martha Duncan 8S Food Technology Oscar Sprowson 10E Geography Zoe Hart 8S Art Molly Charnock 10F Geography Adam Knox-Cudd 8S Art Rosie Hart 10F Geography Sam Muldoon 8S Art Ella Mauchline 10F Geography Ellie Norman 8S Science Brody Armstrong 10N Geography Ellie Norman 8S Art Aaron Ready 10S Geography James Ollis 8S Art Toby Rushton 10S Geography Jess Pratt 8S Science Olly Carpenter 10T Geography Jess Pratt 8S Art Alex Shallcross 8S Art Resilience Theodore Templeton 8S Art Fabio Avvinti 8T PRE Sofia Anderson 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Roslin McGregor 8T Science Vivian Cela 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Evan Wills 8T Science Sara Chekairi 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Fleur Lilwall 9E Mathematics Dominic Hamman 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Sibongi Mlalazi 9E Mathematics Harry Parkin 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Daniel Wang 9E Mathematics Jessica Rolph 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Ed Arkell 9F Mathematics Shaun Uzus 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Elliot Cheshire 9F Mathematics Nia Viljoen 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Grace Cullen 9T Mathematics Callum Waller 7J Phil, Religion & Ethics Cami Hawes 9T Mathematics Tasnimah Zakaria 9A French Jacob Holloway 10J Science Zoe Webb 9N French Evan Rutland-Turner 10S Science Yavor Yordanov 10A Media Studies Aspiration and Confidence Kenzie Benaissa 10A Mathematics Lucy Pether 10A Mathematics Christy Shaw 10A Mathematics Kyla Fellowes 10J Mathematics Jade Pledger 10J Mathematics Poppy Burfot 10N Mathematics Erin Pointer 10N Mathematics Celebrating Student Success We are always delighted to celebrate student success. Please send any news/photos to; [email protected] for inclusion in the next edition of the Sandprint. English Department Year 7 Christmas Box Appeal Well done to the following students for their recent music exam results. Since September, Y7 have been reading Charles Dickens’ Christmas classic: A Christmas Carol. Dickens’ Lily Hurp-Grade 6 Piano with Merit timeless message of helping those in need has inspired Y7 to take part in the Christmas Box Appeal. English Dhanu Goonaratne-Grade 5 Piano with classes all worked together getting boxes ready to help Distinction spread Christmas cheer to vulnerable children across Europe. Our original aim was to donate two boxes from Alex Shallcross-Grade 4 Violin with Merit each English class, but the students exceeded all expectations and we donated a total of 52 boxes! Congratulations to you all, what a fantastic achievement! A big thank you to all the students, parents and staff in their generosity and enthusiasm towards this project. On Saturday, Gabz Farrugia, spent an hour at Radio 2 with Rylan. She saw how the studio worked ‘We did the Christmas Boxes because we wanted to and then spoke live on air! Rylan was absolutely be generous and give gifts to people who are not as lovely with Gabz and she is still on a complete high. fortunate as us. We hope it will make the people who She was so inspired that she’s already written to receive these gifts happy and excited and make their Radio Verulam, asking if she can volunteer with Christmas special!’ Isabel Ramachandran 7H them. ‘We put together different boxes for different age groups to go around Europe. In it for a 2 year old boy we put a colouring book and pens, a tooth brush and paste, a hat and socks, soft sweets and a toy car. This was important because especially at Christmas time, it’s very hard to stay warm and it’s a time to give to people who are less fortune than us.’ – Millie Taylor 7H ‘This winter all the Year 7 English classes made Christmas boxes as part of the Christmas box appeal. We each brought in a few items (toys /clothes /sweets / toiletries) to fill the shoe boxes and wrapped them in class to send off to children who are not lucky enough to get presents at Christmas. It was enjoyable putting them together and it gave us a sense of Christmas Lunch satisfaction knowing that they would be going off to people less fortunate than ourselves. We were inspired by our work in class as we have been studying 'A Christmas Carol' by Charles Dickens, which is all about sharing the Christmas spirit.’ – Tabitha Devlin 7J Tues 17th / Weds 18th / Thurs 19th December Tickets for the Christmas Lunch, being held on Tuesday 17th December (Y7 & Y9), Wednesday 18th December (Y8 & Y10) and Thursday 19th December (Y11, Y12, Y13) are available to purchase via Parentpay at a cost of £3.65. Please buy tickets via ParentPay by Monday 2nd December. Tickets will not be issued after this time. If you need a login reminder for your ParentPay account please contact Finance. There will be no other food available from the canteen at lunchtime on both these days so please ensure students bring their own lunch on the days they are not having Christmas Lunch. D10/D11 will be available for their use. Thank you Louisa Earley Assistant Business Manager Class of 2019! We are holding a reunion evening for Sixth form students and their parents who left Sandringham last summer. The informal event will take place at 7pm on the 19th December 2019 in the main school hall. Should you have a son or daughter who left Y13 last year who wish to attend please email; [email protected] stating how many people will be attending. ABSENCE LINE 01727 799564 Absence Email: (Available 24 hours) [email protected] Please report ALL absences before 9:15am on the first day of absence and every morning there- after Alfie Fox Stuart Kemp, Assistant Headteacher Teacher of English School of Rock 2019 School's Out! We're so sad it's all over, but what an amazing show it was! We had the best time rocking on and we are incredibly proud of our very talented cast! To all involved, thank you so much for making this year's performance so amazing and we can't wait to see what you can all do next year.
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