50 day countdown for LMS World Record attempt
Reception class goes on a bug hunt at Whisby
Caterpillar Music session at Nursery
May 2019
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Prep pupils featured on Lincs FM
Psychology students attend BodyWorld exhibition
Boarders visit Harlem Globetrotters
Dear Parents and Guardians Welcome to the May half term edition of the Messenger. This half term has disappeared at the blink of an eye. With the weather being better of late, it has allowed us to play lots of fixtures in tennis, cricket and rounders. I hope this edition gives you a flavour of all the opportunities available to the pupils with Sailing and Horse Polo continuing to be popular. Congratulations to Ciaran Wolverson who has been selected for next year’s NLD U18 squad in rugby. This is richly deserved. After half term the PE Department are running a Road to Wimbledon tournament which will involve about 40 pupils across Key Stage 3. This will take place on Friday 7 June. Good luck to all involved. As well, an advanced notice that Jess Gillam is coming to Lincoln Minster School on Friday 19th July, as part of the Lincolnshire International Chamber Music Festival 2019. BBC Young Musician brought saxophonist Jess Gillam to fame in 2016, and since then she has performed at the Last Night of the Proms, won a Classic BRIT Award, released her first album on Decca Classics, and begun presenting a new flagship BBC Radio 3 show. Joined by international pianist Zeynep Özsuca, the duo perform a typically eclectic programme spanning centuries and styles. For further details, please contact Gill Maxwell in the Music Department. We wished Miss Tweedale all best wishes today as she takes maternity leave and I will share news of her new arrival in due course. Mr Thomas will be Acting Head of Department over the next year. I hope you have an enjoyable half term. With best wishes Mark Wallace
A message from Headmaster Mark Wallace
Welcome to the May edition of Messenger
Messenger | May 2019
Earlier this month our Year 2 and Year 6 pupils sat their SATs tests for Reading, Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar and Mathematics. Everyone worked extremely hard and gave their best. We are very proud of them all. However, there is something important that I want to share with all pupils, particularly those involved in formal tests and exams. The SATs tests and indeed all exams only test a small snapshot; they do not assess what makes you special and unique. The people who devise the tests and those who mark them do not know you the way we know you. The results of these tests will be useful and will tell us something, but certainly not everything. They do not tell us about your individual talents, be it, music, sport, art, drama and all the many other talents we have represented at LMS. They do not tell us how many languages you speak, how determined you are, what a good friend you are and they do not tell us that you are kind, trustworthy and thoughtful. They do not measure your confidence or your resilience, respect and commitment, because there is no way of testing all these values and talents that make you so SMART! So while we wait for the results please remember this and remember how proud we are of all our pupils. Aristotle said, “Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all”. Fiona Thomas Head Teacher Preparatory School
Head of Prep Fiona Thomas
Jess Gillam is coming to Lincoln Minster School on Friday 19th July, as part of the Lincolnshire International Chamber Music Festival 2019. BBC Young Musician brought saxophonist Jess Gillam to fame in 2016, since when she has performed at the Last Night of the Proms, won a Classic BRIT Award, released her first album on Decca Classics, and begun presenting a new flagship BBC Radio 3 show. Joined by international pianist Zeynep Özsuca, the duo perform a typically eclectic programme spanning centuries and styles; Friday 19th July, 7:30pm, Lincoln Minster School Recital Hall. LICMF are also running a special Festival Young Musicians’ Day on Friday 19th July, with a chance for you to see Jess in an open rehearsal, and to play with other young musicians from around Lincolnshire. All instruments and abilities are welcome! Every pupil signed up to attend our LICMF Young Musicians’ Day will also be eligible to receive one free ticket either to the evening concert or to any other concert in the festival – www.licmf.org.uk for full details) with two paying adults. Book now to secure your place! For full information and to book your place, please contact Mrs Maxwell (Senior School) or Mrs Wilkinson (Prep School) to pick up an application form.
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Less than 50 days to go until pupils depart on their world record attempt!
Pupils from the Senior school are heading to the Himalayas to set a world record attempt for the highest game of Hockey played.
A gerbil called Barry..
Writing success has come in the form of a gerbil called Barry, for year 6 pupil, Grace S who made it through to the top 500 entrants in the BBC Radio Two ‘500 words’ writing competition, earlier this term. The national competition, founded by radio DJ Chris Evans, is very popular among school age children and over 100,000 entries were received. Grace, 10 years old at the time of writing, centres her story around two boys presenting a project and a larger than life head teacher who encounters an unwelcome furry friend... The final, held at Windsor Castle this year, is on Friday 14th June. The successful young writer will win Chris Evans' height in books, 500 books for their school and an invitation to visit the set of a CBBC Production.
Year 3 pupils featured on Lincs FM's Breakfast Show
Year 3 pupils were joined by Lincs FM's Joseph Begley on Tuesday, to discuss their term topic of Vikings for the Breakfast Show's 'Little Schools Feature'.
East Midlands Swimming Championship success for pupil Chloe
Year 9 pupil Chloe has taken part in the East Midlands Swimming Championships this May with some impressive results. Following an Easter training camp while on the family holiday, where Chloe was up at 7am every day to do an hour's swimming session before breakfast, Chloe competed in the East Midlands Swimming Championships over 3 days in the first half of May. Chloe swam a total of ten events – 200m & 400m freestyle, 50m 100m & 200m butterfly, 50m 100m & 200m breaststroke, and 200m & 400m individual medley. Highlight of the championship for Chloe was her performance in the 200m breaststroke where she was ranked 13th in the region coming into the event. She qualified 8th fastest to reach the final where she went on to finish 5th and within 1.5 seconds of the bronze medal – fantastic swim! Chloe knocked almost 5 seconds off her 200m breaststroke personal best time. Chloe also had some excellent performances in 400m, finishing 10th in her age group, 100m breaststroke finishing 12th in her age group (0.25 second outside of a place in the final), and 200m finishing 14th in her age group. Thank you to Chloe's father Paul for sending in this news story. If you would like to submit a news story to be featured on the school blog you can do so here.
LMS vs Wellow House School U13 LMS 8 Wellow 7. Wellow votes Kitty H as player of the match Players player was Frankie L Mrs Gilbert - Head of PE & Games
U9A vs St Hughs On Monday 20th May, Year 3 and 4 took part in a rounders match against St Hugh’s. In the first inning Grace did a brilliant catch out. Riley and Isabelle also worked really well together to stump somebody out. In the second inning there was some great teamwork when we were passing the ball, along with some amazing hits when we were batting. The Year 3's did really well as it was only their second match this season. Overall we won LMS 5 1/2 to St Hugh’s 3 1/2. Great job guys! Match report written by Lily H, Year 4. LMS vs Hull Collegiate School On 17th May the Year 5 & 6 girls played Hull Collegiate School. The B-team won 16-7 1/2 (7 and a half) Sorrel N, Verity M, Phoebe A and Freya G stepped up and played for the other team. However, sadly the A-team lost by 1 rounder. Their final score was 14 1/2 - 13 1/2 to Hull. We got 3 outs, 2 stumps and 1 catch. Well done to Olivia W who got player of the match. Match report written by Grace S, Year 6.
LMS Rounders
Rounders fixtures
March saw a very special Pop in and Play session take place at our Nursery with a visit from Caterpillar Music. Caterpillar Music host music sessions to using exciting themes, colourful instruments and baby safe puppets to encourage creative learning. During the Nursery's free, weekly Pop in and Play session last week Anna from Caterpillar Music, Newark, hosted a wonderful, fun class for the young babies and toddlers to enjoy together. "Thank you so much for inviting me to your Pop in and Play session; I had a wonderful time with your amazing children. The children (and carers) were great fun and joined in brilliantly." EYFS Practitioner Sarah Foyster said of the session: "We all had a fantastic time at Anna's music session, it was so much fun. The children loved the interactive element with all the puppets." Come along every term time Thursday 2.00 - 3.30pm for a FREE fun filled session for children aged 0 -3 years. Register your interest here.
Caterpillar Music visits Nursery's Pop in and Play Session
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A good start to the season made by the U15 girls and U15 boys tennis team. U15 Boys V Bourne William F George B Jack N Jamie W Player of the Match: George B LMS 1-Bourne 5 win Well done boys on playing up a year group. Some great tennis and promise for the season U15 Girls V Bourne Megan F Bridie M Anna W Evie B Player of the match: Evie B LMS 4 - Bourne 2 A win for LMS Fantastic tennis from the girls and some super tie breaks in a couple of the singles games. Well played girls. Miss Snowden Teacher of PE & Games
U15 girls & boys tennis results
LMS Tennis
Reception had a wonderful day at Whisby Nature Park on Tuesday 30th of April. The children started the day experiencing what it would be like to see like a fly & buzzing around the indoor classroom. After that we enjoyed hunting for bugs & using what we had learned at school to identify them, as well as learning about lots of new creatures! The children started down low & worked their way up high to find out which mini-beasts lived in the different areas. It turns out it's much trickier to catch a butterfly than it looks! The children then had a go at creating nature art, this involved using natural resources to create pictures & sculptures of some of the mini-beasts we found. There were lots of very creative interpretations. After a yummy picnic in the sunshine, we were visited by a dragon who had lost her eggs! The children went on a woodland trail to find the eggs, using their mathematical skills to make sure they had them all. They then created some new fairy houses using their creative skills to rebuild the ones the dragon had squashed. A great day was had by all & we look forward to using our new knowledge to find more mini-beasts around school. Miss Kirkby EYFS Teacher
Bug hunting in Reception
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On Tuesday 30th April, the Drama Department hosted the Regional Final of the English Speaking Union Performing Shakespeare Competition for 2019. Pupils from schools across the East Midlands took part, and we enjoyed an afternoon of monologues and duologues from a wide range of Shakepeare's most loved plays. The judges commented on how hard it was to make a decision, with so many strong performances. We were delighted to learn that, from Lincoln Minster, Chloe and Mackenzie (Year 9) and Susie (Year 8) were all Highly Commended, while Gabriel (Year 9) was one of two overall winners and will now go forward to the National Final in June. Congratulations to all who took part! Jenny Wafer Head of Drama
ESU Shakespeare Competition Final
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Exam success for international pupils
On Monday 29th a number of our international students took their Trinity English Speaking Grade 5 examination. This is the first time that Lincoln Minster School has entered students for this particular exam, having recently become an accredited centre with Trinity. The results were issued today and we are delighted that all 17 students have passed, with 11 of them attaining Distinction (the highest award possible) and a further 5 obtaining Merit. These exams represent just part of the school's commitment to supporting international students with their on-going development of language skills. The examination success here is both recognition and reward for all of their hard work, and will serve to support these students as they continue to progress with their studies. Justin Hart Exams Officer
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OCRC complete mini mud run
The LMS Obstacle Course Running Club took on the Mini Military Mud Run in Rugby on the last weekend of April. The Mini Military Mud Run is the UK’s leading outdoor obstacle race for under 16’s and our OCRC pupils, from Years 7 - 9, took on the 5km distance. The Mud Run company warn that the clue is in the title and participants will get muddy…very muddy! The course presents a host of fun and challenging obstacles to tackle, but mud will always be the theme! The group had to enduring a very cold swim, wading through mud and high climbs over slippery obstacles. The enrichment trip was arranged and led by Teacher Mrs Parry alongside SEN department's Dan Arden and Year 12 pupil Archie, who came along to support the group along the course. Mrs Parry said, "Everyone did so well and tried really hard. I have completed a lot of mud runs in the past but this was by far the coldest one I have ever taken part in!" Well done to all pupils who took part!
Mr Wallace wrote a wonderful article on the unique and innovative relationshop Lincoln Minster School has with the University of Lincoln and Bishop Grosseteste University in HMC's Insight issue 11. "The beautiful city of Lincoln is the location of not one but two TEF Gold standard universities: the University of Lincoln and Bishop Grosseteste University. This good fortune has provided pupils and staff at Lincoln Minster School with the opportunity to develop enriching, innovative and rewarding partnerships with a variety of different sectors and communities to the great benefit of the school and its pupils "Sixth form pupils at Lincoln Minster School can enrol at the University of Lincoln, gaining access to the library and its on-line resources. They draw on the advice and experience of research graduates and university staff when working on their EPQ projects. This has contributed to high quality studies on such themes as Proton Beam Therapy as a form of treating cancer. University staff visit the school to present their work and our pupils have the opportunity to attend undergraduate lectures and events. Their UCAS applications benefit from the guidance offered by visiting academics in mock interviews and the construction of applications. Read the full article here.
Progressing in Partnership
Our Year 6 pupils welcomed the Young Enterprise into school who delivered a workshop entitled “The Global World.“ Pupils created their own pizza choosing their favourite toppings! They then looked at where the products originated from and calculated the distance these items had travelled to get to the UK. The pupils then worked in teams making sails which they then had to sell in an activity known as “the trading game.” The winning team was the team that banked the most money. Pupils had to demonstrate good teamwork, working collaboratively, giving and receiving instructions from each other, sharing ideas, communicating well with each other and showing confidence when negotiating business deals. During the afternoon the groups of pupils had to think of and design a product to sell based on certain criteria given to them and decide how they would market their product. They then had to deliver a presentation about their product at the end of the day. School is not just about studying academic and creative subjects. We also believe it is important to give pupils opportunities to develop practical skills which are valued in the world of work.
Year 6 Young Enterprise
Innovation in Education & Training Award Shortlist
We are delighted to announce that LMS has been shortlisted as a finalist for the Innovation in Education & Training Award at the 2019 Lincolnshire Technology & Innovation Awards hosted by CityX, for the use of iPads in supporting pupil learning. Since its inception in 2015, the Lincs Tech and Innovation Awards has been dedicated to celebrating, rewarding and raising the profile of creatives, innovators and tech communities across the county of Lincolnshire. 'After identifying mobile technology as a key area of development for the future we began planning to introduce a 1:1 iPad project across the school. Every student was to be supplied with their own iPad to be used in the school, and at home, to make learning more accessible and to provide new ways to work collaboratively.' You can read the full Lincoln Minster School entry here.
We were thrilled to welcome so many pupils and staff to our first ever boarder's Lunchtime Live concert. We were treated to music from a number of pupils in the boarding community and items ranged from Bach to Chinese Pop Song. A very well done to all pupils who performed- we can't wait for the next one!
Lunchtime Live
LMS Social Action group collaborate with Lincoln's Drill Hall
Compassionate Minster is delighted to announce that we are working alongside Lincoln Drill Hall to participate in their ‘Welcome Town’ event to be held in June. The event will use a variety of artistic forms to explore material around identity, memory, migration and crossing Compassionate Minster and LMS boarders. The event is a collaboration with artist Natasha Davies, a migrant herself, who we welcomed into school this week for a workshop style planning meeting. Natasha led is in some warm up exercises to get our creative juices flowing! We then worked with her to consider what a ‘Welcome Town’ looks like in terms of the gestures and language of its community. We shared our own Compassionate Minster experiences of times that we have felt welcomed or supported by others, considering the principle of random acts of kindness. Mrs Muir Teacher of Sociology Find out more about Sociology at LMS here
Sports Ambassadors Day
The school welcomed Andy Halliday, Zach Wallace, Ross Brooks and Sam Habergham into school on the 16th of May 2019, to spend the day with pupils from Year 9 and 10. The pupils worked on their skills and took part in activities that will improve their technique attributes. Zach focused on goal scoring, whilst Andy looked at Unit Play and 3D skills. Two areas that are current and make the game of Hockey exciting.! Ross Brooks works for Lincoln City FC and will be accompanied by Sam Habergham who is a member of the first team squad at Lincoln City. Their aims for the day was to work on Skill Acquisition and how the technical aspect of performance influence games.
We were delighted to be informed that three of our Senior School and Sixth Form pupils had been shortlisted by United Learning for a 'Best in Everyone' Award. Edward L for the Drama Award Year 10-13 Mia G for the Leadership & Service Awards Year 10-13 Rhiannon A for the Science Award Year 10-13 Jon Coles, Chief Executive of United Learning, said: “Each year, these awards recognise the remarkable achievements of students from across our Group and provide us with an opportunity to celebrate their talents, subject excellence and determination to succeed. “The Best in Everyone Awards are also a time for us to show our appreciation for the hard work and commitment of staff across our schools and the crucial role they play in supporting and enabling students to achieve their very best. Well done to Ted, Mia and Rhiannon on your shortlistings.
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District Athletics Results
Cricket U15 Boys County Cup, lost Tolbar Academy by 34 runs. Tolbar has 5 County players from Yorkshire/Lincolnshire. U14 Boys lost to QEHS. Last years County Runners up in a competitive game. Mr Eves Teacher of PE
Some of our Senior pupils attended the District Athletics at Lincoln Castle Academy with some impressive results. The results were as follows: Grace S 1500m 1st Leo K 400m - 5th, Long Jump - 4th Tom M 1500m - 2nd Kim D 200m 2nd, Long Jump - 2nd Indi K 100m - 4th Oliver D Shot Putt - 5th Lucy A 800m - 1st, Javelin - 3rd Frankie L Shot Putt - 1st, Long Jump - 5th Jasmine S 800m - 4th Lucy M 1500m - 4th Esme M Long Jump - 1st, Hurdles - 1st The top 4 in each event progress to the County Round which will be held in Boston on the 5th June. Mrs Gilbert Head of PE & Games
Petal art and chicks in Pre-Prep
Year 1 were very excited to hatch some chicks this term! Miss Robinson Year 1 Teacher
In Outdoor Learning this week the children have been using petals and leaves to create beautiful pictures on plain white fabric. The children have used a hammer to bash out the colour and dye their fabric. We can’t wait to see the finished product! Miss Skelton Outdoor Learning Lead
Prep Whisby trip
Some lovely pictures from the Year 4 Whisby trip, where pupils learned about habitats and invertebrates. Robin Taylor Year 4 Teacher
Tramline Festival Pitch
Four of our Year 12 girls recently delivered an amazing marketing proposal for Tramlines Music Festival to industry experts at Sheffield Hallam University. The feedback received from the judging panel was very positive and the girls thoroughly enjoyed getting into the marketing way of thinking to create a campaign. The overall aim was to increase ticket sales for the festival within Lincolnshire, for students aged between 16-18. A fantastic experience for the girls, receiving excellent feedback and thoroughly enjoying the experience.
Congratulations to Sammy-J, Arthur J, Julia P, Charlie S, Louis S and Tom W who presented their Go4Set project at the Lincoln Spark Festival of Engineering in the Cathedral earlier this month. They have spent four months working on designing a sustainable Island School of the future with engineers from local company Wyman Gordon. Their final solution incorporated ‘Glassrooms’ powered by solar panelsLincoln Minster School pupils at Lincoln Sparks Festival, living pods to be built by new students as a first term project, 'Aquaponics' to provide food in the form of fish and plants and a modern and exciting curriculum designed to facilitate Island living which included marine biology and sustainable engineering in their academic curriculum with spear fishing and wind surfing for co-curricular activities.The team had to write a report, build a model, give a presentation and answer questions from a team of assessors to complete this project. Feedback from the assessors was that their written project report was the best they had ever seen. Their hard work has enabled them to gain an Industrial Cadets Bronze Award which is a significant achievement for them. Mrs Mason Head of Science
Lincoln Spark Festival Of Engineering
Psychology class attend London conference
Psychology students have been on an exciting trip to London to attend a Psychology conference & to view the BodyWorlds exhibition. The conference was fascinating, we listened to talks given by a forensic psychologist about profiling & understanding serial killers such as Jack the Ripper. As well as talks about debunking some of the more traditional, but most famous experiments in Psychology. The keynote speaker was Professor Elizabeth Loftus a world famous psychologist who studies memory. Her talk focused on false memories & eyewitness testimony, something we study in our A level specification. We then took advantage of the lovely weather & walked to Piccadilly Circus, taking in the sights of London. BodyWorlds is an exhibition exploring the human body through the use of real life bodies that have been donated. The bodies are prepared using a unique plastination procedure developed by Gunther Von Hager’s. The exhibition starts literally, & figuratively, on the top floor with the brain & central nervous system, something we study in depth in psychology so it was great to be able to see these biological components displayed. The exhibition gives fascinating insight into how to live your best & most healthy life whilst relating beautifully to our learning in psychology. The psychology students, and Mrs Gladwin, behaved impeccably & although it was a very long day we all felt enriched by the day. Mrs Shelley Teacher of Social Sciences Learn more about Social Science at LMS here
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Lincoln Minster School is now an official centre for Rock School Exams and recently pupils from Prep and Senior school took drum exams ranging from grade 1 to 8. The results were fantastic with everyone achieving at least a merit and the vast majority a distinction! If your son/daughter is interested in playing the drums they are welcome to come along and give it a go. Mr Clark offers taster sessions free of charge and is now signing up pupils to commence lessons in September 2019. Please contact Gill Maxwell in the Music Office for further details.
Well done LMS drummers!
On May 2nd we had our annual composition competition, a showcase of the work by A-level and GCSE Music students. It’s a wonderful opportunity to bring the music to life and also a chance to hear feedback from an external judge. This year we welcomed Martin Scheuregger, lecturer in Music at Lincoln University. A composer himself, Martin gave some dynamic feedback, enthusing musicians and non-musicians about creating our own music. We heard music composed for all genres ranging from pop, jazz, music for film, folk and classical. It was one of the best showcases we have had for a while - very well done to all who took part. Including our winners: Isaac M, Saskia H and Sarah R. Mrs Hutchinson Director of Music
LMS Annual Composition Competition
"It was lovely to spend the afternoon with students and staff at LMS to hear music by Years' 9, 11 and 13 as part of their Composition Competition. Well done to the Music Dept. and I hope the feedback was useful! A great department led by committed & enthusiastic staff." Martin Scheureggar, Lecturer in Music
Boarders from our Eastgate Boarding House enjoyed an evening watching the Harlem Globetrotters on their World Tour last weekend. The Harlem Globetrotters are an exhibition basketball team and Boarding Housemaster Mr Antonio Ganfornina, accompanied by fellow teachers Mr McGowan and Mr Grocott, took the Eastgate boarders to see the show. The Globetrotters combine athleticism, theatre, and comedy in their style of play. Over the years, they have played more than 26,000 exhibition games in 123 countries and territories. The show was part of the Enrichment Programme in place for LMS boarders and the event was very well received by both staff and boarders! Boarder William said: "It was fantastic to see those difficult basketball skills in action. It was really, really brilliant!"
Eastgate House
"We wish all of our leavers the very best of luck in their exams and next steps in their life. It's been a pleasure knowing you and watching you grow on your journey at Lincoln Minster school."
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Boarders attend Harlem Globetrotters Show
The Mount House
Gardening fun
So far we have sweetcorn, two types of tomato, peppers, peas, three types of lettuce, spinach, carrots, parsnips, runner beans, thyme, mint, rhubarb and pumpkins. Lots of them are just tiny seedlings but we can't wait to pick and eat them.
Messenger | March 2019
We have loved working on our vegetable patch. We really want to thank everyone who has donated equipment; now we can all be busy at once, keeping our plants healthy and trying to stay on top of the weeds.
We especially love our gargoyles, who guard our plot. They're not doing such a great job with the pigeons though so our next task is to make a scarecrow!
Mindfulness for our Mount boarders
Some of us even have to be woken up after our yoga and mindfulness practice!
While we have been revising for and completing our exams, we have made sure that we have taken time to relax and also to work on having a positive mindset.
Isabella C Year 5
Preparatory School Artist Of the Month:
On their visit to Madrid last term Y5 were inspired by seeing Picasso's Guernica and have followed this up by studying the Cubist Movement and in particular Picasso's Cubist still lifes. Bella has thought carefully about the composition of her still life making excellent use of line, shape and colour to to create a work of a very high standard. Well done Bella!
Caitlin is a modest, reliable musician who plays flute in Symphonic Wind Band and has recently joined Choir. Caitlin is currently taking GCSE Music in Year 9 and has impressed us with the amount of revision and independent work she is doing. Caitlin particularly drew our attention this month in the school composition competition, in which she played her own composition on the flute, in addition to playing two other pupil's compositions. The compositions really came to life! Thank you and well done Caitlin for everything you do in Music.
Caitlin M Year 9
Senior School Musician Of the Month:
Certificates & Awards
3D - Grace W 3M - James D 4C - Max H 4T - Harley G 5D - Mido E 5SF - William B 6B - Max C 6T - Addison H
Sport Ekansh S Music Frances W Star Reader Riley M Heads Award James Z
Merits Reception: Ethan J AMBER Mabel E GREEN Year 1: Catherine R GREEN Vincente S GREEN Year 2: William J GREEN Resilience Award Reception: Lilian N GREEN Year 1: Vivian V GREEN Henry H GREEN Year 2: Michael C AMBER Swimming Award Reception: Eliza C AMBER Year 1: Whole Year Year 2: Archie K GREEN Smiley Award Ava C GREEN Seth H GREEN
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