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Science Week BBC SCHOOL REPORT BRITISH VALUES DAY Teach Meet Fairtrade Fortnight Year 11 Residential MATHS FEAST whalley ranGe 11-18 hiGh school - A MEMBER OF THE EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP TRUST sprinG 2015 news • reviews • faculties • charity • performance • success SCIENCE WEEK BBC SCHOOL REPORT BRITISH VALUES DAY TEACH MEET FAIrtradE FORTNIGHT YEAR 11 RESIDENTIAL MATHS FEAST WWW.WRHS1118.CO.UK WELCOME FROM THE ACADEMY HEADTEACHER We are delighted that we have for the second year running won an SSAT Educational Outcomes award for our exceptional progress. The award is to recognize our achievement of being in the top 10% of schools nationally for value-added progress. Sue Williamson Chief Executive of SSAT said: ‘These results are testament to the commitment and hard work of the students, teachers and leadership team at Whalley Range 11-18 High School, and show what can be achieved when skilled teachers have high expectations and ambition for every young person’. In March the official launch took place of the Business Class partnership between Whalley Range 11-18 High School, Levenshulme High School and the Manchester Business School. The guests included students, parents and staff from both schools and staff from the Business School. It was a very successful event that enabled networking to create relationships and encouraged the development of new ideas for exciting partnership activities in the future. Our Key Stage 4 and 5 students have worked very hard to prepare for their exams and we wish them every success when they sit them in the Summer term. Elizabeth Hole - Academy Headteacher Patsy Kane M.A. - Executive Headteacher HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY Our Sixth Form AS RE students, along with Mrs Eaton and Miss Hoyles attended the very prestigious annual Holocaust Memorial event taking place at the Cornerhouse along with other schools from all around Manchester. The Lord Mayor of Manchester also attended the annual memorial along with some Jewish Rabbis, scholars, historians and descendants of Holocaust survivors. We watched a film which was very emotional and inspirational about the British man Nicholas Winton who saved thousands of children from concentration camps and brought them safely to England during WW2, There was a Q & A session with the scholars from the Holocaust Education Trust and the event ended with a Jewish prayer. The event gave us something to think about and made us all value being able to live peacefully, knowing that our family will not be taken away from us just because of our race or religion. Whalley Range String Group On Thursday 5th March the Whalley Range String Group took part in a celebration of Irish Music at Chorlton Irish Club. This event was arranged by Mr Richard Sanderson, the string teacher here at the school. There were many different schools all showcasing their talent including the national youth fiddle champion. Values Day Our string group played 3 traditional Irish folk songs and they were all excellent! One of our very own members, Sawsan Jarwan in Year 9 also As part of our multi-academy trust work, students hosted the evening. She announced each performer and told the audience from Whalley Range 11-18 High School and all about the schools and groups that they were about to see. She did this Levenshulme High School spent the day working with confidence and professionalism, well done Sawsan and the Whalley together to celebrate both co-operative and British Range String Group! values. Students collaborated to create a co-operative values jigsaw which will be displayed in both schools and were also given the opportunity to listen to and MATHS FEAST! question some inspirational women from Manchester. The day was a huge success and we are eager to Like gladiators ascending into the Coliseum, two teams start arranging our next event! from Whalley Range valiantly entered the halls of Manchester University, pens in hands and calculators stowed away. They had come to compete in a battle of wits against rival schools from the far corners of the Greater Manchester area. The Maths Feast 2015 was an event of special magnificence; almost thirty teams and three hours of pure sums. Whalley’s alpha-team consisting of Olivia Carter, Faith Chamapiwa, Pankti Gupta, and Lydia Moodycliffe broke into the overall top ten. The beta-team with Tasbiha Chohan, Amina Hameed, Khadija Hammad, and Mariyah Khan reigned victorious in round five. Their structure (pictured) towered above the competition; a cardboard-crafted colossus of Colombus Cubes that brought home maximum points. This year; round five and the top ten. Next year; total domination of the entire competition! WRHS PARTNERSHIP NEWS SPRING 2015 INCLUSIONfaculty The Inclusion Faculty continues to be popular amongst students in all year groups. Our Faculty offers help to all who need it in all subject areas and we encourage every student to experience every aspect of school life. Rainbow reading continues to be successful with EAL students who are able to become more confident in reading and thoroughly enjoy the sessions. Mrs Mothersdale runs this Monday to Thursday during registration. All students are making good progress in reading and listening skills and Mrs Khan supports individual students with reading activities during registration and they are also progressing well. Sixth Form Work Miss Rathore and Miss Khan have worked alongside the Sixth Form students to help them reach their full potential with exams. They have also advised on application forms, CVs and personal specification for university in order to secure their post-18 pathways. Project da y Mrs Hamnett and Miss Worrell support the students and assist teaching staff throughout the day in the various activities to ensure students can understand what is involved and that their needs are EAL intervention met, whilst also enthusiastically joining in with all the tasks. This year we have had an increased number of students coming to the Faculty for support with EAL needs. Miss. Kamesy and Mrs Suleman are always willing to help and assist children with their homework or any other issues they might have. They do extra work during registration, lunch and after school A124. Inclusion Leaders Mrs Hamnett and Mrs Mothersdale are working with Inclusion Leaders on an exciting knitting project. They are making ‘Plushis’ ,which are a knitted friend, for children with cancer. These will then be sent out to children who are in hospital to used as a friend when undergoing treatment. WRHS PARTNERSHIP NEWS SPRING 2015 FOOTBALL POETRY AWARDS Students across the school entered the National Football Poetry competition in February, in the bid to be selected BBC School Report 2015 to perform their poem at the Manchester School School Report was back for another action-packed year Games 2015. Only one and 11 students of making the news with young people around the UK. At poem could represent the school Whalley Range a group of and after much deliberation, as learned the reporting ropes in order to create their own all poems were brilliant, Sayeda report, which is now available to watch nationwide on the Fatimah Saadi’s poem BBC website. titled, ‘The Beautiful Game’ was chosen. Sayeda’s poem won ‘Best in Area’ for Greater Manchester and was invited with 5 school friends to Manchester’s National Football Museum Poetry Awards. Resident poet Paul Cookson hosted the event and Sayeda represented the school with pride as she performed her poem to the audience of 5 other schools. Though she didn’t win overall, she was a true credit to the school and was told that if the competition was based on performing the poem, she would have won! Well done Sayeda! at The Central Library Holly Smale A group of Year 7 students got the opportunity to by HEART meet Holly Smale: author of the Geek Girl series. In the stunning setting of Manchester’s Central Library, POETRY Holly Smale spoke to the students about her life and inspiration for Geek Girl. After the conversation with In January Mariam Ghori was the first the author, our students got to ask her questions. student from Whalley Range High The questions asked were perceptive, thoughtful and School to compete in the regional final challenging, and the students were a real credit to of the Poetry by Heart competition. the school. At the end of the event, students had the The competition was held at the Portico opportunity to get their books signed and even took a Library: an inspirational and historical selfie or two with Holly! location hidden away above the busy streets of Manchester City Centre. Mariam had learnt and recited 3 poems by George Herbert, Benjamin Zephaniah and a First World War poem by Amy Lowell. Following the competition she has been invited to participate in poetry recitals as part of the Manchester Children’s Book Festival. Students’ Work Published Through Creative Writing Club, students entered the national poetry competition: War of the Words, Conflict VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE Competition at the end of 2014. An amazing 14 of Ninety students from Yearfrom 10the went Bridge’ to see at the an Boltonoutstanding our students’ poems were production of selected to be published! Octagon in January. This classic of American drama Their poems can be seen in is being studied for English Literature and the girls Northern Poet’s anthology and were able to gain an invaluable insight into the play in this can now be read in the performance and the theatre company’s interpretations LRC. Well done to those who of the characters. It sparked plenty of debate on the way home and subsequently in the classroom. The girls were have been published, you are thrilled to see the text brought to life. Thanks to Miss a true credit to the school. Gledhill for organising such an incredible opportunity.
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