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Autumn Term InformationSTOP PRESS
Results of the ISA LONDON WEST GALA 22ND OCTOBER 2009
On 19th October 2009 the Year 11 GCSE music group went on a trip to Cooper Court in Farnborough to perform. We went to Cooper Court to entertain the residents with a variety of music including songs from musicals, a clarinet piece and a much-loved Beatles song. Each of us did a solo piece along with two group pieces. Hannah sang ‘I’m Not That Girl’ from the musical Wicked and a duet with Kelly-Ann ‘For Good’ also from the musical Wicked. Alex sang ‘Hey Jude’ and accompanied herself on the piano. Nuala performed ‘Evening’ on the clarinet and Kelly-Ann sang ‘Think of Me’ from the musical Phantom of the Opera. All of the pieces went really well and we loved performing to such a wonderful audience.
As well as the solo pieces, we also performed two group pieces: ‘Use Somebody’ and ‘Candles’. After our performance we chatted with our audience and they gave us some valuable feedback and many compliments on our performances. We thoroughly enjoyed going to Cooper Court and performing for the residents there. We would like to thank them for their warm welcome and we hope that we can go back and perform for them again!
Kelly
(Music Prefect)
Year 11 Cooper Court PDF Photos
On Wednesday 7th October 2009 Hawley Place School football team played against Daneshill School football team. The year 4 played first and year 3 played afterwards. The line up for the year 4 was Michael in goal, Sam and James at the back, Alex and Harry in midfield, Lewis up front and Miles as a sub. The score ended up being 3-0 to Hawley Place with Harry getting a hat trick.
Straight afterwards, the year 3 played. Their line up was Joshua in goal, Bashar and Matthew at the back, Sajad and Justin in midfield, Tom up front with Tom getting a hat trick and then Tom added another. The score was 4-0 to Hawley Place, well done Hawley.
Written by Michael Mansfield
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Indv |
Rebecca Futcher |
MG |
1 |
5 |
Lucy Sturton |
MG |
1 |
2 |
Finli Whiteman |
MG |
1 |
6 |
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Oliver Broad |
YEB |
1 |
1 |
Charlie Catterall |
YEB |
1 |
6 |
George Bainbridge |
YEB |
1 |
4 |
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Alexia Debenham (1) |
YEG |
1 |
6 |
Hannah Archer(1) |
YEG |
1 |
5 |
Leigh Beale (1) |
YEG |
1 |
2 |
Chloe Pask(2) |
YEG |
4 |
8 |
Sophie Flaxman(2) |
YEG |
4 |
14 |
Catherine Moore (2) |
YEG |
4 |
15 |
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Courtney Woodhead (1) |
YDG |
2 |
2 |
Robyn Ackerman (1) |
YDG |
2 |
6 |
Madelaine Dodd(1) |
YDG |
2 |
13 |
Maddie Dean |
YDG |
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17 |
Georgia Gauntlett |
YDG |
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14 |
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Sarah Gallichan(1) |
YCG |
1 |
6 |
Georgina Simmons(1) |
YCG |
1 |
8 |
Lois Beattie(1) |
YCG |
1 |
12 |
Courtney Smith(2) |
YCG |
3 |
15 |
Alex Thompson(2) |
YCG |
3 |
9 |
Georgina Seville(2) |
YCG |
3 |
16 |
On Wednesday 23rd September 2009, Hawley Place Junior Choir went to see Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the New Victoria Theatre in Woking.
When we got to school we were all extremely excited and the lessons seemed to drag, but the coach finally came. We arrived at the Theatre just in time, and as soon as the show started, we were completely absorbed in the story.
The tale of the flying car, its inventor and his children, was very well told. One of the best moments of the first half was the real dogs that were used in the number “Toot Sweets”. It was really cute!
After the interval, the action switched to Vulgaria, with the Baron and his evil wife who hated all children. The Child Catcher scared us all – but Chitty saved the day! Everyone lived happily ever after, and Truly married Caractacus.
All too soon, the cast were bowing and we were cheering and clapping as hard as possible. It was quite sad for us Year 6s, for that was our last show with the Junior Choir. But it doesn’t really matter – we had too much fun to be worried about that!
By Katie Humphrey, 6LH
Eagle Radio's Love crew dropped into Hawley Place on Friday 11th September, giving Ellen and Jess D'Arcy (and their mum, Mrs Lorna D'Arcy) a crew ride to school. Love Crew presenter Smiler introduced the girls on air and they gave a big 'Hello' to all at Hawley Place, then Smiler joined the whole Junior School for a second live link up. This time, pupils raised the roof as they shouted "Good Morning"! Smiler stayed to answer questions and give out car stickers. Hawley Place was the very first school to be mentioned on the Crew Ride this school year.
Following a large amount of international activity during the last school year, we decided to give this event a lower profile than usual.
A special assembly was organized for Friday 25 th September, for which children in Key Stage 2 were invited to supply pictures and flags of their chosen country. They also needed to be able to show the location of that country on a world map, and to teach their peers to say ‘hello’ in the language. We duly greeted one another in French, German, Spanish, Maltese, Urdu, Arabic, Hungarian, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Punjabi and the native language of New Zealand .
A week before the event, each child had received a quiz sheet, and prizes were awarded to the highest scorers during the assembly.
The children are to be congratulated for their interest and enthusiasm, which is clearly visible from these photos.
We concluded the assembly by singing the hymn Il porte le monde entier dans ses mains (He’s got the whole world in his hands – in French!)
E. Willey and A. Hornsby
On the 6th of July 2009 the pupils of Hawley Place School went to the Prospect Theatre which is situated in Farnborough Sixth Form College to perform. We were lucky enough to be able to perform with professional singers and performers who have been in West End shows! This was very exciting for us and we felt that we were very privileged to be given this opportunity. Five of us were delighted to be asked to perform solos or duets with a live band. Hannah Cleeve performed ‘Broadway Baby’; Joanna Gregory performed ‘In a Very Unusual Way’, Caris Brookes performed ‘Nothing’ and Charlotte Steele and Hannah Steele performed ‘How the other Half Lives’.
We also performed many group pieces that we were given words for a few days before the workshop to learn. When we arrived in the school hall for the workshop we were inspired by the two professionals who were there to teach us the songs. Their voices were absolutely fantastic and I wish that I was able to sing that well! We learnt songs such as ‘All That Jazz’ from Chicago, ‘Consider Yourself’ from Oliver and ‘Do You Hear the People Sing’ from Les Misérables. We just sang most of them and learnt different parts to all of the songs with harmonies, and in ‘All that Jazz’ we learnt a few actions to go along with it which made it more exciting and interesting to watch.
In the evening when we went to the Prospect Theatre to practise the songs on the stage and get ready to perform we met all of the other professional performers and watched them rehearse. We were mesmerised by how good they were and were really inspired by them. It made us even more excited about performing to our families and friends later in the evening.
We all thoroughly enjoyed performing the group pieces especially ‘Can You Hear the People Sing’ because it gave all those involved a chance to perform together. All of the soloists sang their songs very well and everybody really enjoyed and appreciated the experience that we were lucky enough to be given. We would also like to thank the music department for organising this memorable event for us.
Hannah Steele, Music Prefect
We are much indebted to the Twinning Association of Rushmoor for their generous grant, which helped us to host the children from our link year 6 class this summer. It provided a very special focus for the exchange of correspondence and videoconferences which had taken place throughout the year.
The very excited French children arrived at St Pancras at 9.30am on Monday 22 nd June, having had an early morning start.
Alison Boukhobza and Caroline Taylor from the Twinning Association of Rushmoor were there to greet them, along with Mrs Willey.
Mrs Pipe and Mrs Vango brought the Year 6 Hawley Place children to meet the party for a sightseeing bus tour of London , and it was a delight to see how well the children interacted from the moment they met.
A picnic lunch in St James ’ Park (and a visit to their excellent loo provision) was followed by a pleasant walk through the park to the Horse Guards, where the children enjoyed taking photographs and buying souvenirs.
After all the walking, one might have expected the children to be tired and to sleep on the coach back to school....but NO! The vibrant chatter and buzz of excitement was heart-warming. Some of the more studious types even started to complete the London activity booklet which they had received for the tour!
Back at Hawley Place School , some wonderful parents and staff had been preparing a welcome for our guests, followed by games of cricket and rounders and a family barbecue, at which Mr Pipe presented the children with a Kwick Cricket set for their school, before they departed to their host families.
The French staff were then whisked away by HPS staff with just enough time to witness the final minutes of a cricket match on the green at Yateley, before light stopped play. A combination of the live band, playing some foot-tapping music, and a glass of traditional English Pimms, provided a relaxing half-hour before going home for a good night’s rest.
The first children arrived back in school at 8am the next morning, and normal lessons were held until break, with a maths quiz using the interactive whiteboard, and English activities which involved French and English children working together on a joint project. The teachers had worked hard to provide suitable activities, accessible in both languages, and it was a delight to see how well the children communicated with one another.
After break, the children watched a Science Theatre production in the School Hall and enjoyed a proper English school dinner before gathering their belongings and being transported to the Council Offices to meet the Mayor of Rushmoor.
We received a warm welcome in the Council Chamber, and the children were fascinated by the robes, badge of office and various traditions which are associated with the work of the Mayor of Rushmoor, Cllr Roger Kimber. There was no shortage of questions from French and English children alike, and they were delighted with the friendly and interested manner in which Roger answered them. Our sincere and heartfelt thanks are due to all the Council staff who made our visit so enjoyable.
After a refreshing drink in the adjoining gardens, we made our way to Sainsbury’s for a ‘shopping experience’ (The store had been forewarned!). The children were encouraged to find items which would not be found in a French supermarket.
Then it was time for fond farewells – and yes, there were tears! The coach was waiting to transport the party back to St Pancras.
We waved them off with a mixture of emotions. The time had flown by too quickly, and yet it had met all the objectives we had set out to achieve – Friendships had been forged, cross-cultural understanding deepened and motivation to learn languages more than doubled. If only one thing made it worth all the effort, it was the remark of an otherwise rather disaffected young man, as he climbed out of my car when we returned to school: “Yeah, Madame Willey it’s been a great two days – Thanks for organising it”. Vive l’entente cordiale!
E. Willey
On Wednesday 16 th September, Hawley Place U11s played a football match versus St Neots. The line-up was Jake Sajkowski in goal, Jamie Wilkinson and Thomas Leadbetter in defence, Christopher Warren and Harry Harlock in midfield, and Ragan Jain and Sam Jannesari in attack. The Subs were Charlie Catterall, George Bainbridge and Oliver Broad, with Harry captain the side.
With Hat-tricks coming from Christopher and George, followed by two goals each for Harry and Sam, and goals from Oliver, Charlie and Ragan.
The final score was 13-0 to Hawley Place.
On the same day, years 3 and 4 played a match versus another St Neots team. In goal was Michael Mansfield, in defence James Archer and Sam Mainwaring, Alex Brown and Harry Gardner in midfield, and Lewis Broad up front. With Matthew Hammann, Tom Pask and Miles Eva as subs.
With hat-tricks coming from Alex and Harry, followed by a single goal from Lewis. The final score ended 7-0 to Hawley Place.
Well done Hawley!!
Written by Jamie Wilkinson year 6
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Homemade Lamb & Vegetable Cobbler, Potatoes, Cabbage & Swede Vegetarian Vegetable Cobbler Strawberry Jelly or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Tuna and Pasta Bake, Sweetcorn and Green Beans Chocolate Sponge or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Shepherd's Pie, Cabbage, Parsnips & Gravy Vegetarian Vegetables topped with Cheese and Potato Peaches and Pears or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Baked Duo of Fish Fingers, Baked Beans, Garden Peas and Chipped Potatoes Ice Cream or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
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Macaroni Cheese Bake, Sweetcorn & Green Beans Pears and Custard or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Homemade Minced Beef & Vegetable Pie, Cauliflower & Broccoli Vegetarian Cheese and Vegetable Pie Jelly or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Chicken Casserole & Rice, Carrots, Mixed Peppers & Garden Peas Vegetarian Potato and Lentil Curry Shortbread Biscuit or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Pork Sausages, Creamed Potatoes, Baked Beans and Runner Beans Vegetarian Quorn Sausages St. Clements Sponge or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Fish Cakes, Oven Wedges, Garden Peas and Spaghetti Hoops Apple Pie & Ice Cream or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
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Sausages & Savoury Rice, Garden Peas & Runner Beans Vegetarian Quorn Sausages Jam and Coconut Sponge & Custard |
Macaroni Cheese, Sweetcorn and Broccoli Jelly and Ice Cream or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Chicken and Ham Pie, Creamed Potatoes, Cabbage and Carrots Vegetarian Quorn & Vegetable Pie Peaches & Pears or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Lamb Moussaka, Green Beans & Swede Vegetarian Vegetarian Moussaka Bananas and Custard or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
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Homemade Spaghetti Bolognese, Carrots and Garden Peas Vegetarian Quorn & Vegetable Bake Oatie Biscuit or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Sausages & Apple Casserole, Potatoes, Broccoli & Cauliflower Vegetarian Vegetable Sausages & Apple Casserole Fruit Cocktail & Cream or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
Cheese & Vegetable Crumble, Oven Wedges and Tomato Salsa Rice Pudding |
Homemade Beef Meatloaf, Roast Potatoes, Parsnips, Cabbage & Carrots Vegetarian Vegetable Burger Mandarin Oranges or Fresh Fruit from the Basket |
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JUDO Year 2 12.40 – 1.20 pm £35.00 per term without kit hire £40.00 per term with kit hire Woodlands Hall Mr. Johnston
BALL SKILLS Year 1 Boys/Girls 12.30 – 1.00 pm KS1 playground/floodlit grass area Mrs. Orford + Miss Milne
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TENNIS CLUB 4.00-4.40 pm
11 sessions: 14 th September – 30 th November
£78.00 (£6.50 per session) £122 for 2 children Tennis Courts Mr. Stanford + Yr 10 helpers
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JUDO Year 1 12.40 – 1.20 pm £35.00 per term without kit hire £40.00 per term with kit hire Woodlands Hall Mr. Johnston
RECORDER CLUB Year 2 12.30 – 1.00 pm Junior Green Lodge Mrs. Burton
LIBRARY Yr 2 1.00 - 1.30pm Junior Library Mrs. Hogarth
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MUSIC & MOVEMENT CLUB Year 2 12.30 - 1.00 pm Woodlands Hall Mrs. Orford
LIBRARY Year 1 1.00 – 1.30 pm Junior Library Mrs. Hogarth
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MUSIC & MOVEMENT CLUB Reception 12.30 - 1.00 pm Woodlands Hall Mrs. Orford+ GN
BALLS SKILLS Year 2 Boys/Girls 12.30 – 1.00 pm KS1 playground/floodlit grass area Mr. Rowley +SW
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BALLET (starting 17 th Sept- ending 26 th Nov ( 10 weeks) Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 Pre-Primary 3.45 – 4.15 pm Primary 4.15 – 4.45 pm Grade 1 4.45 - 5.15 pm Cost: £42.50 per term Woodlands Hall Mrs. Walker
EXTRA CURRICULAR SWIMMING (Starts 9 th September) (Open to all non-swimming club pupils)) Reception /Years 1 & 2 4.30 - 5.00pm Carwarden House 5.00 – 5.30pm Camberley 5.30 – 6.00pm Cost £24 per term Mr. Rowley (contact) |
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INFANT CHOIR Years 1& 2 12.30 – 1.00 pm Junior Music Room Mrs Cleeve + SW LIBRARY Reception 1.00 - 1.30pm Junior Library Mrs. Hogarth
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NETBALL SHOOTING SKILLS Years 3 - 6 (Trainers) 1.00 – 1.30 pm Netball Courts Mrs. Orford
JUNIOR VOCAL GROUP ( Priority over Sport) Years 5/6 (by invitation) 1.00 – 1.30 pm Junior Music Room Mrs. Cleeve
COMPUTER CLUB Years 5/ 6 (max 16) before ½ term Years 3/4 (max 16) after ½ term 1.00– 1.30 pm Year 4 Classroom Mr. Hornsby/Mrs. Murrall
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JUDO CLUB Years 3 - 6 4.50 – 5.30 pm £35.00 without kit hire £40.00 with kit hire Woodlands Hall Mr. Johnston
TENNIS CLUB 11 sessions:14 th September – 30 tt November 4.00-4.40 pm £78.00 (£6.50 per session) £122 for 2 children Tennis Courts Mr. Stanford NETBALL CLUB/MATCH TRAINING Years 5 & 63.50 – 4.50 pm KS 2 Playground Mrs Orford |
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FLUTE CHOIR Years 3 – 6 (by invitation) 1.00 – 1.30 pm Junior Green Lodge Mrs. Burton
CHESS CLUB Years 3 – 6 (max 20) 1.00 – 1.30 pm Year 6CP classroom Mrs. Price
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CROSS COUNTRY/ATHLETICS CLUB Years 3 - 6 4.00 – 5.00 pm Top Field/School Grounds Mr. Rowley/Mr. Lott / Mrs. Allen |
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Swimming Club (by invitation) Before ½ term Years 5 + 6 6.50 – 7.50 am Aldershot Garrison After ½ term TBA Mr Rowley
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JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Years 3 – 6 1.00 – 1.30 pm Attendance expected for pupils learning an orchestral instrument Junior Music Room Mrs. Cleeve
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SWIMMING CLUB (by invitation) Before ½ term Year 3 & 4 4.30–5.30pm Camberley Arena Mr. Rowley After ½ term TBA
GARDENING CLUB (until half term) Years 3-6 4.00 – 5.00pm School Grounds/Garden Mrs. Price |
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JUNIOR CHOIR Years 3 – 6 1.00 – 1.30 pm Junior Music Room Mrs. Cleeve + SW
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FRIDAY Swimming Club (by invitation) Before ½ term Year 4 6.50 – 7.50 am Aldershot Garrison After ½ term TBA Mr. Rowley |
BASKETBALL Years 5 & 6 Boys & Girls 1.00 – 1.30 pm (Trainers) Netball courts Mr. Rowley + Mrs. Orford
AFRICAN DRUMMING CLUB Years 3 - 6 1.00 - 1.30 pm Junior Green Lodge Mr. Mitchell
RE CLUB 1.00 – 1.30 pm Years 3 -6 6RW Classroom Mrs. Willey |
SWIMMING CLUB (by invitation) Before ½ term Years 3 5.15 to 6.00pm Years 5 & 6 6.00 to 6.45 pm Camberley Arena Mr. Rowley After ½ term (TBA)
FOOTBALL CLUB/MATCH TRAINING Years 5/6 (Boys) 4.00 – 5.00 pm Top Field Mr. Whittle EUROPEAN LANGUAGES CLUB Yrs 3 - 6 4.00 – 4.45 pm Yr 6 Classroom Mrs. Willey |
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Swimming Club (by invitation) Before ½ term Years 7 to 11 6.50 – 7.50 am Aldershot Garrison After ½ term ( TBA) Mr. Rowley |
Instrumental Ensemble Years 7 – 11 12.30 – 1.00 pm Senior Music Room Mrs. Price Chess Club Years 7 -11 12.30 -1.10 pm Library Miss Raymond Music Theory Clinic Years 7-11 1.00 - 1.30 pm Senior Music Room Mrs. Price Junior Vocal Group Year 7 (by invitation) 1.00 – 1.30 pm Junior Music Room Mrs. Cleeve German Conversation Year 11 GCSE (Compulsory) 1.00 – 1.30 pm Language Room 2 Mrs. Thomson Spanish Conversation Year 10 GCSE (compulsory) 12.30 –1.00 pm Lang. Room 1/2 Mrs. Quintero/Mrs Barnao Beginners French “Extra” 12.30 – 1.00 pm Language 3 Mrs. Willey Science Clinic Science Lab 1 or 2 12.30 - 1.00 pm Mrs. Taylor/Mrs. Reilly/Mr. Farrell (Rota)
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Athletics / Cross Country Club Yrs. 7 - 11 4.00 – 5.00 pm School Grounds Mr. Rowley/Mrs. Griffiths Christmas Cake Club (16th Oct till end of term) Yr 9 (max 12) 4.00 – 5.00 pm HE Room Mrs. Alves Chamber Music Group (by invitation) Music office 4.15 - 5.00 pm Mrs. Rogeon-Pipe Tennis Club 11 sessions:14 th September – 30 tt November 4.00-4.40 pm £78.00 (£6.50 per session) £122 for 2 children Tennis Courts Mr. Stanford Craft Club Year 7 (maximum 12) 4.00 - 5.00 pm Maths 2 Mrs. Whitby Judo Club Years 7-9 4.50 – 5.30 pm £35.00 without kit hire £40.00 with kit hire Woodlands Hall Mr. Johnston |
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Flute Choir Years 7 – 11 1.00 – 1.30 pm Junior Green Lodge Mrs. Burton Netball Club 12.50 -1.30 pm Years 9 -11 (+ yr 8 before half term) Netball Courts Mrs. Dougal/ Mrs. Davis KS3 Choir Year 7 (compulsory) + Yr 8 12.30 – 1.00 pm Junior Music Room Mrs. Price Maths Clinic Years 7-11 12.30 -1.00 pm Maths Room Mr. Freeman/Mrs. Eastham Chess Club Year 7 – 11 12.30 – 1.10 pm Library Miss Raymond
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Netball Match or Practice Matches 4.15 – 6.00 pm Practices 4.15 - 5.15 pm Netball Courts Mrs. Dougal/Mrs. Davis Prep Club Years 7 -11 4.00 – 5.00 pm Senior ICT Room 2 Mrs. Thomas Art Club (maximum 15) Years 7/8 4.00 – 5.00 pm Art Room Mrs. Balen-Garland CLAiT/GCSE ICT Clinic Years 8 – 10 (maximum 16) 4.00 – 5.00 pm Senior ICT Mrs. Solomon
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French Conversation Year 10 GCSE (compulsory) 12.30 –1.00pm Language Room 3 Mrs. Pipe
Maths Clinic Years 7-11 12.30 -1.00 pm Maths Room Mr. Freeman
German Club Years 7- 9 12.30 - 1.00pm Language Room 2 Mrs. Vango
Study skills Clinic (by invitation) Years 7 - 11 12.30 – 1.00pm Senior ICTRoom 2 Mrs. Atkinson |
Swimming Club (by invitation) Before ½ term After ½ term (TBA) Years 7 & 8 5.30 to 6.15 pm Years 9 to 11 6.15 to 7.00 pm Camberley Arena Mr. Rowley GCSE ICT Clinic Years 10 – 11 (maximum 16) 4.00 – 5.00 pm ICT Room Mrs. Mercer Rugby Club Years 7 -10 4.15 - 5.00 pm Top Pitch Mr. Whittle Prep Club (by invitation) Years 7 -11 4.00 – 6.00 pm Senior ICT Room 2 Mrs. Atkinson Art Club (maximum 15) Years 9 4.00 – 5.00 pm Art Room Mrs. Balen-Garland
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Netball Club Year 7 (+ yr 8 after ½ term) 12.45–1.30 pm Netball Courts Mrs. Dougal/Mrs. Davis Maths Clinic Years 7 – 11 12.30 – 1.00 pm Maths Room Mrs. Eastham Senior Vocal Group 12.30 - 1.30 pm Yrs. 9 –11 (compulsory for GCSE music pupils) Junior/Senior Music Room Mrs. Price Chess Club Year 8 12.30 – 1.10 pm Library Miss Raymond Maths Club (by invitation) Years 7 – 912.30 - 1.00 pm Maths Room 1 Mrs. Bullworthy English Clinic Yrs 7 -1112.30 – 1.00 pm English Room 3 Mrs D’Arcy/Mrs. Thomas
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Netball Match or Practice Matches 4.15–6.00 pm Practices 4.15- 5.15 pm Netball Courts Mrs. Dougal/Mrs. Davis Drama Club Years 7 – 11 5.00 – 6.00 pm Old Hall Mrs. Ball Athletics/Cross Country Club Years 7 - 11 4.00 – 5.00 pm Top Field/School Grounds Mr. Lott+ Yr 11 Prefect GCSE Art Club Years 10/11 4.00 – 5.00 pm Art Room Mrs. Burke |
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French Conversation Yr 11 GCSE Compulsory 12.30–1.00 pm Language Room 3 Mrs. Pipe Chess Club 12.30 – 1.00 pm Yr 7 Library Miss Raymond Maths Clinic Yrs 7 – 11 12.30 – 1.00 pm Maths Room Mrs. Eastham |
Swimming Club (by invitation) Before ½ term Yrs 7- 11 4.15- 5.15 pm Camberley Arena Mr. Rowley After ½ term (TBA)
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