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Student Bulletin Page 1 Highcliffe School Student Bulletin Monday 9 th – 13 th March 2015: Week B General Notices Year 10 PWL Mock Interviews (VDN) We are half way through the mock interview programme and the Year 10 students have been a real credit to themselves and the school. The feedback has been very positive from both the interviewers and students. The students have been well prepared and brought some inspiring things with them to share at their interview. Thank you to everyone in making this another success. Ballard/Highcliffe Lecture Series (VDN) On Thursday 12 th March we welcome a well renowned British composer to Ballard School to talk to us about his prestigious musical career. Christopher Gunning has composed scores for films, television and concert halls. His TV compositions include Agatha Christie’s Poirot, Middlemarch and Porterhouse Blue. Christopher has won 4 BAFTAs and 3 IVOR NOVELLO awards to name but a few. Come and hear him talk about his life in music. The lecture starts at 7pm. Please bring your friends. Music Notices Performance Evening – A-Level solo recital evening on Tuesday 10 th March in the Performance Hall. Tickets are available on wisepay. Woodwind Ensemble – Miss Lockyer – Tuesday lunchtimes in Ex3 Although Grease may be over Choir is starting back up again and all new members are of course welcome – Miss Riley – Wednesday after school in Ex3 G&T Session – Thursday after school in Ex2 Guitar and Ukulele Club – Mr Bannister – Friday lunchtimes in Ex2 KS3 – If you would like to rehearse at lunchtimes you need to book the band room through MyHighcliffe (one booking per group per week) and if you would like to rehearse after school there is a booking sheet inside the front door of Ex3. GCSE and BTEC level 2 students (Music and Music Technology) – Lunchtime and after school on Tuesdays in Ex5 - coursework catch-up session for anyone who would like extra support with their work.
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Student Bulletin Page 1
Highcliffe School Student Bulletin
Monday 9th – 13th March 2015: Week B
General Notices
Year 10 PWL Mock Interviews (VDN) We are half way through the mock interview programme and the Year 10 students have been a real credit to themselves and the school. The feedback has been very positive from both the interviewers and students. The students have been well prepared and brought some inspiring things with them to share at their interview. Thank you to everyone in making this another success. Ballard/Highcliffe Lecture Series (VDN) On Thursday 12th March we welcome a well renowned British composer to Ballard School to talk to us about his prestigious musical career. Christopher Gunning has composed scores for films, television and concert halls. His TV compositions include Agatha Christie’s Poirot, Middlemarch and Porterhouse Blue. Christopher has won 4 BAFTAs and 3 IVOR NOVELLO awards to name but a few. Come and hear him talk about his life in music. The lecture starts at 7pm. Please bring your friends.
Music Notices
Performance Evening – A-Level solo recital evening on Tuesday 10th March in the Performance Hall. Tickets are available on wisepay.
Woodwind Ensemble – Miss Lockyer – Tuesday lunchtimes in Ex3
Although Grease may be over Choir is starting back up again and all new members are of course welcome – Miss Riley – Wednesday after school in Ex3
G&T Session – Thursday after school in Ex2
Guitar and Ukulele Club – Mr Bannister – Friday lunchtimes in Ex2
KS3 – If you would like to rehearse at lunchtimes you need to book the band room through MyHighcliffe (one booking per group per week) and if you would like to rehearse after school there is a booking sheet inside the front door of Ex3.
GCSE and BTEC level 2 students (Music and Music Technology) – Lunchtime and after school on Tuesdays in Ex5 - coursework catch-up session for anyone who would like extra support with their work.
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MONDAY 16TH MARCH – FRIDAY 27TH MARCH 2015
MON TUES WEDS THUR FRI
1 8X Girls – Hockey
Boys – Benchball
8Y Girls – Hockey
Boys - Benchball
7Y Girls – Netball
Boys – Benchball
7Y Girls – Benchball Boys – Football
2 9X Girls – Hockey
Boys - Benchball
7X Girls – Netball
Boys – Benchball
7X Girls – Benchball Boys – Football
8X Girls – Benchball Boys – Football
3 9Y Girls – Benchball Boys – Football
8Y Girls – Benchball Boys – Football
4 9Y Girls – Hockey
Boys – Benchball
9X Girls – Benchball Boys – Football
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The above activities will run for 2 weeks.
Please make sure you have the correct kit for each activity
Literacy Notice
The Topic Sentence (DBN) Do you make sure that the FIRST SENTENCE of each of your paragraphs opens with a clear TOPIC SENTENCE which gives the MAIN IDEA of your paragraph?
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Trips
Imperial War Museum - Tuesday March 24th (HFH) A reminder for any year 10 & 12 History students who would like to go on the Imperial War Museum visit to return their form to student support by March 17th. If you have any questions about the visit please see Mrs. Finch.
Competitions
Design a Bookmark (ENH)
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P.E. Notices
FIXTURES/ PRACTICES 9th – 13th March
LUNCHTIME AFTER SCHOOL
Monday Year 9 Boys Indoor Football (JDN) Year 11 GCSE Fitness Club (Fitness Suite) (NJS)
6th Form Rugby Academy Year 11/12/13 Rugby – GCSE PEP (JDN) (SHM) Year 11 Boys Football vs Twynham (A) (NJS) Finish 5:15pm
Tuesday Year 7 Netball vs Avonbourne (A)(MWR) Return 5:15pm Year 11 Boys football Town Semi Final vs TBC (A) (NJS) Year 10/11/6th form girls football (CFM)
Wednesday Year 7/8/9 Girls indoor Cricket Club (CFM)
Year 10 GCSE Table Tennis Club 3:05 – 4:30pm (External Coach) 6th Form Rugby vs Corfe Hills (H) (JDN) Year 7 & 8 Netball Club (MWR) Year 7 & 8 Rugby club (NJS & SHM)-Year 9 & 10 girls welcome (CFM)
Thursday
Year 7 indoor football Club
Year 7/8/9 Girls Football Club (CFM) Year 7/8/9/10 girls cricket club (All welcome) 3:05- 4:15pm in the school gym (CFM) (New Milton Cricket captain to lead) Year 9 Boys football Town Semi Final vs TBC (A) (NJS) Year 7 & 8 Girls Football vs St Peters (H) Finish 5:00pm TBC (CFM) Year 10 Netball vs Ferndown (H) (LSN) finish 4:15pm
Friday Table tennis club 3:15-5pm (NJS) Year 9 and 10 Girls Rugby (CFM & JDN)
Results –
NSEA County Challenge Show Jumping Qualifiers – placed 4th in the Class 5 and 6th in the Class 6
Year 10 Boys Football vs Twynham – loss 1-0
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Clubs and Revision Sessions
Year 11 Science support Monday in SC8 3.05pm (RCN) Due to the Year 10 parents evening on Wednesday, the Year 11 session will be on Monday this week in Sc8. This session will be for the Y half of the year group. We will be reviewing P4 A-D (electrostatics and ultrasound). Please bring writing materials and be prepared for a prompt start. Eco club Tuesday in SC2 3:05pm (RCN) We are at the point in the year where we would benefit from extra pairs of hands during our sessions after school on a Tuesday! This week is potato week-our potatoes have been busy chitting over the last few weeks and are now ready to go in the ground – there will be lots of digging to do this week. Warm clothing and shoes suitable for this type of work will be essential. Please see Mr Craven in SC8 if you would like to be involved in this activity.
Science Boosters (KBY) Biology
Science Lunchtime Boosters Biology Sc4
Mondays 09-Mar B3 Molecules of Life Proteins and Mutations
16-Mar B3 Respiration Cell Division
23-Mar B3 The Circulatory System Growth and Development
13-Apr B3 New Genes for old Cloning
20-Apr B4 Ecology and the Local Environment Photosynthesis
27-Apr B4 Leaves and Photosynthesis Diffusion and Osmosis
04-May B4 BANK HOLIDAY 11-May B4 Transport in Plants Plants need Minerals
18-May OPEN Decay Farming
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Chemistry
Science Lunchtime Boosters Chemistry Sc3
Tuesdays and Thursday Week B 10-Mar C3 Rates of Reaction 1 Rates of Reaction 2
12-Mar C3 Rates of Reaction 3 Reacting masses
24-Mar C3 % yield and Atom Economy Energy
26-Mar C3 Batch or Continuous Allotropes of Carbon and nanochemistry
21-Apr C4 Atomic Structure Ionic Bonding
23-Apr C4 Periodic Table and Covalent Bonding Group 1 elements
05-May C4 Group 7 Elements Transition Elements
07-May C4 Metal Structure and Properties Purifying and testing Water
19-May OPEN COME WITH QUESTIONS 21-May OPEN COME WITH QUESTIONS
Physics
Science Lunchtime Boosters Physics Sc1
Thursdays 12-
Mar P3 Speed Changing Speed
19-Mar P3 Forces and Motion Work and Power
26-Mar P3 Energy on the Move Crumple Zones
16-Apr P3 Falling Safely Energy of games and theme rides
23-Apr P4 Sparks Uses of Electrostatics
30-Apr P4 Safe Electricals Ultrasound
07-May P4 What is Radioactivity? Uses of Radioisotopes
14-May P4 Treatment Fission and Fusion
21-May OPEN COME WITH QUESTIONS
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I wonder……………..
‘Why are Darwin’s ideas dangerous?’
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