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Downsend School DOWNSEND SCHOOL CALENDAR SUMMER TERM 2017 Code of Conduct The purpose of this code is to ensure that everyone at Downsend knows what is expected and realises its importance. Towards others: As a pupil at Downsend I will: Make Downsend a happy place where everyone matters. Accept that, although I may not get on with everyone, I should not be unkind to anyone. Take care of the school environment and always respect other people’s property. Behave sensibly in class and respect the right of other children to learn. Be polite. For myself: I will: Always be honest. Give my best efforts even when I do not like something or find it difficult. Wear the correct uniform and take pride in my appearance. Be punctual and organised for lessons and appointments. Complete homework on time to the best of my ability. REMEMBER You are an ambassador for your school. APRIL 2017 Week 1 Monday, 17 __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 18 STAFF INSET 2.00-4.00 pm Chamber Choir rehearsal for Belgium trip __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 19 8.30 am Term Starts __________________________________________________________________ Thursday, 20 All Day 8S Fieldwork trip to Juniper Hall __________________________________________________________________ Friday, 21 Assembly Mr J Albert 7.00 am Chamber Choir trip to Belgium departs 3.30 pm Cricket v Staines Prep U11A Cup Match (A) __________________________________________________________________ Saturday, 22 __________________________________________________________________ APRIL 2017 Week 2 Monday, 24 8.00-9.00 am DPA Recycling Collection (Sports Hall) 1.15-1.45 pm Lower School House Assembly 2.30 pm Cricket v Cranmore U9A & B (A); U9C & D (H) 4.40 pm Tennis v Rokeby U11 Boys (H) 10.45 pm Chamber Choir trip to Belgium returns __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 25 2.30 pm Cricket v Cranmore U11A & B (A); U11C (H) __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 26 2.15 pm Cricket v Cranmore 1st & 3rd XI (A); 2nd & 4th XI (H) 2.30 pm Rounders v Danes Hill U12 & U13 (A) 4.40 pm Tennis v Rokeby U10 Boys (A) __________________________________________________________________ Thursday, 27 All Day Yr 2 Forest School Visit @ Downsend am 8S BBC Newsroom ‘Bootcamp’ 12.45-1.15 pm Upper School House Assembly 2.30 pm Cricket v Danes Hill U10A & B (A); U10C & D (H) 3.30 pm Cricket v Aldro U13 (H) - Surrey Cup __________________________________________________________________ Friday, 28 Assembly Mr T Haynes, Headmaster, Tonbridge School 2.15 pm Cricket v Cumnor House U8A-E (A) 2.30 pm Yrs 3 & 4 Inter House Rounders 4.30 pm Tennis v CLFS U11 & U13 Boys (A) __________________________________________________________________ Saturday, 29 ________________________________________________________________________________________ MAY 2017 Week 3 Monday, 1 Bank Holiday __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 2 All Day Yr 3 trip to Butser Ancient Farm Park 2.30 pm Rounders v Danes Hill U11A-C (H) 2.30 pm Cricket v Danes Hill U11A & B (H); U11C (A) 4.45 pm Tennis v Danes Hill U10 & U13 Boys (A) __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 3 2.30 pm Cricket v Danes Hill 1st & 3rd XI (H); 2nd, 4th & 5th XI (A) 3.00 pm GHS Athletics U10-U13 Girls (A) __________________________________________________________________ Thursday, 4 All Day Yr 2 trip to Bay Pond 2.45 pm Rounders v Danes Hill U10A-D (A) 2.45 pm Cricket v The New Beacon U10A-D (A) 4.00 pm Cricket v Cheam Primary U11A (H) - U11 Cup 4.30 pm Tennis v Rokeby U12 & U13 Boys (A) __________________________________________________________________ Friday, 5 Assembly Mrs R Cole, Headteacher, Dunottar All Day 8S trip to Dover Castle 2.45 pm Rounders v Danes Hill U8A & B (A) 4.00 pm Athletics - Danes Hill Relays Yrs 5-8 Girls (A) 4.30 pm Tennis v CLFS U10 & U12 Boys (A) __________________________________________________________________ Saturday, 6 am Open Morning 9.30 am IAPS National Swimming Finals @ K2, Crawley 9.30 am Cricket v Lanesborough 1st XI & U11A (A); 2nd XI (H) __________________________________________________________________ MAY 2017 Week 4 Monday, 8 2.30 pm Rounders v The Study U9A & B (H) 2.45 pm Cricket v The New Beacon U9A-D (A) 4.15 pm Tennis v CLFS U10/U11 Girls (A) 4.30 pm Tennis v Parkside U10 Boys (H) __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 9 pm Pre-Prep Ashtead Yr 1 Assembly 1.45 pm Yr 5 & Yr 7 Buddies Event 2.30 pm U11A Rounders Tournament @ Danes Hill 2.30 pm Rounders v The Study U11B & C (H) 2.30 pm Cricket v Rokeby U11A& B (H); U11C (A) 4.15 pm Yr 7 French trip meeting, Dining Hall 7.00 pm Yr 5 Upper School Transition Meeting, Dining Hall __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 10 All Day Yr 4 trip to Marwell Zoo 2.30 pm Cricket v Cumnor 1st & 3rd XI (H), 2nd, 4th & 5th XI (A) 4.00 pm Rounders v CLFS U12A & B; U13A & B (H) 4.30 pm Tennis v Cranmore U11 Boys (H) __________________________________________________________________ Thursday, 11 8.30-9.30 am Uniform Shop open to receive stock All Day Yr 2 Forest School Visit @ Downsend am Pre-Prep Leatherhead Yr 1 Assembly 2.30 pm Rounders v The Study U10A-D (H) 4.00 pm Cricket v CLFS U10A-C (A) __________________________________________________________________ Friday, 12 Assembly Mr I Thorpe 2.00 pm Yr 3 Inter House Cricket 2.30 pm Rounders v The Study U8 (H) TBC U11A Cricket Tournament @ Cumnor House 4.30 pm Tennis v Parkside U13 Boys (H) 4.45 pm Tennis v Nonsuch U12/U13 Girls (A) __________________________________________________________________ Saturday, 13 9.00 am Cricket v Rokeby 1st & 3rd XI (A); 2nd & 4th XI (H) __________________________________________________________________ MAY 2017 Week 5 Monday, 15 Common Entrance Language Orals Week 2.30 pm Rounders v Danes Hill U9A & B (H) 4.00 pm Cricket v St George’s Junior School U9A-C (A) 4.40 pm Tennis v Parkside U11 Boys (A) __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 16 am Pre-Prep Epsom Yr 1 Assembly 2.00 pm Yr 6 Inter House Cricket 3.15 pm Rounders v Notre Dame U11A-C (H) __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 17 am Yr 4 Charity Kindness Workshop 2.30 pm Rounders v Hawthorns U12/U13 (H) 4.00 pm Cricket v CLFS 2nd, 4th & 5th XI (A) 4.15 pm Cricket v CLFS 1st & 3rd XI (H) 4.45 pm Tennis v Danes Hill U11 Boys (A) 6.00 pm Yr 5/6 Local Schools Public Speaking Competition __________________________________________________________________ Thursday, 18 2.30 pm Cricket v Milbourne Lodge U10A-C (A) 3.00-4.30 pm Uniform Shop open for sales 3.45 pm Yr 8 residential trip meeting, Dining Hall __________________________________________________________________ Friday, 19 Assembly Whole School House Assemblies All Day 8S trip to Victoria & Albert Museum 2.00 pm Cricket v Milbourne Lodge U8A-C (H) 2.45 pm Rounders v Notre Dame U8A & B (A) 5.30 pm Informal Voice Concert (Hayley Griffiths), Dining Hall __________________________________________________________________ Saturday, 20 9.00 am U10A Rounders Tournament @ Downsend 9.00 am Cricket v Rokeby U9A-C (A) Evening ESSA South East Round __________________________________________________________________ MAY 2017 Week 6 Monday, 22 Yr 5 Assessments and Yrs 6 & 7 Exam Week 2.30 pm Cricket v Danes Hill U9A & B (H); C & D (A) 3.30 pm Rounders v St Teresa’s U9A & B (A) 4.45 pm Tennis v Cranmore U10 Boys (A) 6.00 pm Informal Piano & Oboe Concert (Sarah Cobby), Dining Hall __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 23 All Day 8S Legal Challenge 2.00 pm Cricket v Shrewsbury House U11A & B (H) (5.00 pm end) 2.15 pm Yr 6 Inter House Rounders __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 24 2.00 pm Cricket v Feltonfleet 1st & 3rd XI (A); 2nd & 4th XI (H) 2.15 pm Yrs 7 & 8 Inter House Rounders __________________________________________________________________ Thursday, 25 All Day Yr 2 Forest School Visit @ Downsend All Day 8S Science trip 2.00 pm Yr 5 Inter House Cricket 2.00 pm Yr 5 Inter House Rounders __________________________________________________________________ Friday, 26 Assembly Mrs T Groocock All Day STEAM Curriculum Collapse 2.00 pm Cricket v Cranmore U8A & B (H); U8C & D (A) 2.30 pm Rounders v St Teresa’s Yr 2 (A) __________________________________________________________________ Saturday, 27 __________________________________________________________________ MAY/JUNE 2017 Week 7 Monday, 29 BANK HOLIDAY HALF TERM BEGINS __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 30 DOWNSEND+ RUNS FROM 30 May - 2 June __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 31 __________________________________________________________________ Thursday, 1 __________________________________________________________________ Friday, 2 HALF TERM ENDS __________________________________________________________________ JUNE 2017 Week 8 Monday, 5 Yr 5 residential trip to PGL departs __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, 6 Common Entrance exams begin All Day Yr 3 trip to Wakehurst Place 2.15 pm Cricket v Cumnor House U11A (A); U11B & C (H) 2.30 pm Rounders v Claremont U11A & B (A) __________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, 7 Yr 5 residential trip to PGL returns 4.30 pm Yr 6 residential trip meeting,
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