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UNDeR sCHooL FoRM MAsteRs AND tIMINGs FoR CALLING oVeR

Fifth Form Monday5mb Mr MLJ Blatchly 10.155ch Mr CRG Hall 10.205jr Mr JM Richardson 10.305md Mr MJ Dobson 10.355nw Mr NP Wakeling 10.455ep Mr EF Poynter 10.50

Remove WednesdayRSc1 Mr I Findley-Palmer 10.15RSc2 Mr PS Stimpson 10.20RSc3 Dr T Marlow 10.30RSc4 Mr PA Bagley 10.35RSc5 Dr GX Balasubramanian 10.45RSc6 Mrs EP Nelson 10.50RSc7 Mr NL Coopper 10.55

Fourth Form Friday4u Mr M Begbie 10.154a The Revd CA Case 10.204b Mr DG Wright 10.304hp Miss HE Pinkney 10.354kb Mr KD Brown 10.454ef Miss EA Fletcher 10.50

Notes

tHe CHARteRHoUse HALF-CeNtURy

Author Title Genre

Douglas Adams The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

Fiction (Science Fiction / Humour)

Margaret Atwood The Handmaid’s Tale Fiction (Dystopian)

Malorie Blackman Noughts and Crosses Fiction (Young Adult)

John Boyne The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Fiction (Young Adult)

Emily Brontë Wuthering Heights Fiction

Albert Camus The Outsider Fiction (Philosophy)

Angela Carter The Bloody Chamber Fiction

Agatha Christie Murder on the Orient Express Fiction (Crime)

Wilkie Collins The Woman in White Fiction

Charles Dickens Great Expectations Fiction

F Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby Fiction

Karen Joy Fowler We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves Fiction

Gabriel García Márquez One Hundred Years of Solitude Fiction

Ben Goldacre Bad Science Popular Science

William Golding Lord of the Flies Fiction

Robert Graves I, Claudius Fiction (Historical)

John Green The Fault in Our Stars Fiction (Young Adult)

Mark Haddon The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Fiction (Young Adult)

Robert Harris Pompeii Fiction (Historical)

Kazuo Ishiguro Never Let Me Go Fiction (Dystopian)

Boris Johnson The Churchill Factor History / Biography

Sebastian Junger War History / Politics

Jack Kerouac On the Road Fiction

Tanya Landman Buffalo Soldier Fiction (Young Adult / Historical)

Patrice Lawrence Orangeboy Fiction (Young Adult)

Fifty reading recommendations from current Carthusians

For further information about the books on this list visit:http://www.charterhouse.org.uk/half-century

tHe CHARteRHoUse HALF-CeNtURy

Author Title Genre

Harper Lee To Kill a Mockingbird FictionSteven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner Freakonomics Economics

Cixin Liu The Three-Body Problem Fiction (Science Fiction)

Henry Marsh Do No Harm Medicine / MemoirChimamanda Ngozi Adichie Americanah Fiction

George Orwell 1984 Fiction (Dystopian)

RJ Palaccio Wonder Fiction (Young Adult)

Sylvia Plath The Bell Jar Fiction

Terry Pratchett Mort Fiction (Fantasy / Humour)

Mario Puzo The Godfather Fiction (Crime)

JD Salinger The Catcher in the Rye Fiction

Marjane Satrapi Persepolis Graphic Novel

Orson Scott Card Ender’s Game Fiction (Science Fiction)

Zadie Smith White Teeth Fiction

Art Spiegelman Maus Graphic Novel

John Steinbeck Of Mice and Men Fiction

Patrick Süskind Perfume Fiction

Matthew Syed Bounce Sport / Psychology

Donna Tartt The Secret History Fiction

Robert Webb How Not to Be a Boy Autobiography / Memoir

Oscar Wilde The Picture of Dorian Gray Fiction

Jeanette Winterson Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit Fiction

PG Wodehouse The Code of the Woosters Fiction (Humour)

Malala Yousafzai I am Malala Autobiography / Memoir

Markus Zusak The Book Thief Fiction

January 2018

MoNDAy 8

8.45 am All Staff Meeting, Hall9.30 am Housemasters’ Meeting, SR10.30 am Coffee, Brooke Hall11.00 am Brooke Hall Meeting, LT1.00 pm Lunch, Saunderites and Gownboys Dining Rooms1.45 pm House Tutor Team Meetings2.30 pm Department Meetings

tUesDAy 2

2.00 pm Hockey: 1st XI pre-season training, Exeter (returns Friday 5th)

WeDNesDAy 3

12.00 pm DofE staff training, Snowdonia (return Sunday 7th)

FRIDAy 5

2.00 pm SLT Meeting, HMO

2018 January

tUesDAy 9 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: F WeeK 1 (A)

Quarter begins

9.30 am Brooke Hall Training, Hall (see separate programme)11.00 am Coffee, Brooke Hall11.30 am Brooke Hall Training continues, Hall1.00 pm Lunch, Saunderites and Gownboys Dining Rooms2.00 pm Brooke Hall Training continues, Hall (until 3.45 pm)4.00 pm Hockey: U15A pre-season training, Northbrook5.00 pm Training for beaks in charge of hockey teams, Northbrook6.30 pm Homebill available8.00 pm Hockey: 1st XI v Guildford Men’s 2nd XI (H)8.30 pm Under School returns9.15pm Specialists return

WeDNesDAy 10

Hockey: 1st XI National Cup Round 1

8.30 am Chapel (and each Monday, Wednesday and Friday hereafter)8.45 am Normal hashes begin Specialists to Assembly, Hall (followed by remainder of hash 1)9.30 am Under School to Assembly, Hall (followed by remainder of hash 2)10.15 am Fourths to Tutors10.20 am Second Year Pre-U Specialists: German and Spanish mock

examinations2.15 pm Fifths: English mock examination; no hashes Second Year IBDP Specialists: German mock examinations Second Pre-U Specialists: French and Biology mock examinations Hash 63.00 pm Hash 73.45 pm *Concert Choir rehearsal, Llewellyn Room (and each week hereafter) Wind Ensemble, Jameson Room (and each week hereafter)4.00 pm SLT Meeting, HMO (and each week hereafter) Hockey: Trials, Northbrook4.15 pm Hockey: 2nd XI v KGS (H)4.25 pm Chapel Choir rehearsal, Llewellyn Room (and each week hereafter)4.30 pm String Chamber Music, RVW (and each week hereafter)4.45 pm Wind Quartet, RVW (and each week hereafter)5.15 pm Chamber Orchestra rehearsal, Llewellyn Room (and each week

hereafter)5.30 pm Saxophone Quartet, RVW (and each week hereafter)6.30 pm Homebill Junior Spanish Society Dinner, PMP7.00 pm Study Hour

January 2018

FRIDAy 12

All Second Year Specialists: Mock examinations continue; no hashes

10.15 am Send-Up Prizes awarded by the Second Master, Headmaster’s Office (and each week hereafter)

2.15 pm Hockey: Training, Northbrook Netball: Trials, QSC3.00 pm Symphony Orchestra rehearsal, RVW (and each week hereafter until

Queen’s Exeat)4.00 pm String Orchestra rehearsal, RVW (and each week hereafter)8.00 pm Evening Recital: Crispian Steele-Perkins, trumpet, Llewellyn Room

tHURsDAy 11

All Second Year Specialists: Mock examinations commence; no hashes

7.40 am Extra School (and each week hereafter)8.45 am Support Staff Presentation, BTT (until 10.00 am)9.00 am Admissions Tests for non-Common Entrance applicants (2018 13+

entry), SR2.15 pm Hockey: Trials, Northbrook Netball: Trials, QSC2.30 pm Fives v Harrow (A) Squash: 1st, 2nd Vs v Wellington (H)4.15 pm Swimming: Seniors, Girls, U16, U14 v Reed’s (H)9.00 pm Jazz Band rehearsal, Under Hall (and each week hereafter) Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

2018 January

sUNDAy 14 2ND sUNDAy oF tHe ePIPHANy

8.40 am Extra Labour (and each week hereafter)8.45 am Squash: 1st V depart for Roehampton Schools Invitation Tournament10.10 am Chapel Choir rehearsal, Chapel10.45 am †Matins. Preacher: Dr Alex Peterken, The Headmaster11.30 am Eucharist, MMC Roman Catholic Mass, FC12 noon Saunderite First and Second Year Specialist School trip2.30 pm Art development session, Studio3.30 pm Higher Education: ACT Preparation Course Class 7, C22 and C23 Selected Specialists depart for TS Eliot Prize readings, Royal Festival

Hall7.50 pm Adsum Symphony orchestra rehearsal, RVW (and each week hereafter)8.00 pm Study Hour

sAtURDAy 13

All Second Year Specialists: Mock examinations continue; no hashes

7.40 am Extra Labour (and each week hereafter)From 1.30 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U14A, U14B, U14E, U14F XIs v Reed’s (H);

U16A, U16B, U16C, U15A, U15B, U15C, U15D, U14C, U14D XIs v Reed’s (A)

2.00 pm Basketball: Wellington Tournament (A)2.15 pm Football: A, B XIs v Wimbledon College (H)2.30 pm Art development sessions, Studio (until 5.30 pm) Cross Country: Senior Knole Run, Sevenoaks7.15 pm Extra School (and each week hereafter)

January 2018

tUesDAy 16

All Second Year Specialists: Mock Examinations continue; no hashes

Fifth Form: Mock examinations continue in optional subjects Hockey: U15A Independent Schools Cup Round 1

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC9.00 am Admissions Tests for non-Common Entrance applicants (2018 13+

entry) SR2.00 pm Prep Schools’ Strings Day, RVW3.00 pm Badminton v Harrow (H)5.00 pm Prep Schools’ Strings Day Concert, Llewellyn Room5.30 pm Heads of Department Meeting, DWR8.00 pm Fourth Form Scholars’ Society, Crown9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 15 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: s WeeK 2 (B)

All Second Year Specialists: Mock Examinations continue; no hashes

Fifth Form: Mock examinations commence in optional subjects Societies Programme commences

9.30 am Extended Essay: research session for selected IBDP First Year Specialists, H29

2.15 pm Monday Activities (and each week hereafter until Queen’s Exeat)2.30 pm *All Yearlings: Outdoor Education Briefing, BTT4.15 pm Choral Evensong, Chapel (and each week hereafter until Queen’s

Exeat)7.00 pm All Fourths: Promoting British Values and Preventing Extremism, PC

Michelle Carroway (Surrey Police), Llewellyn Room Wind Music Society, RVW (and each week hereafter)

2018 January

tHURsDAy 18

All Second Year Specialists: Normal hashes resume Fifth Form: Mock examinations continue in optional subjects

9.00 am Admissions Tests for non-Common Entrance applications (2018 13+ entry), SR

10.55 am Quarter Concert: Rupert Peacock (G), horn, Llewellyn Room1.25 pm Higher Education Advisory Panel Meeting, Beveridge Centre2.00 pm Swimming: Tonbridge Cup, Tonbridge (A)2.30 pm Fencing v Winchester (A) Fives v Eton (A) Racquets v St Paul’s (A)3.00 pm Basketball: U19, U16 v Bradfield (A)3.45 pm Selected Specialists depart for Titus Andronicus, Globe 4.00 pm Badminton v John Lyon (H)4.30 pm Drama and Theatre Studies pupils depart for Bêtes de foire – Petit

théâtre de gestes, Barbican Selected Fourths depart for The Phantom of the Opera, Her Majesty’s4.45 pm Squash: 1st, U15 Vs v KCS, Wimbledon (H)7.00 pm Extended Essay: research session for selected IBDP First Year

Specialists, H289.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

WeDNesDAy 17

All Second Year Specialists: Mock Examinations continue; no hashes

Fifth Form: Mock examinations continue in optional subjects

9.30 am Extended Essay: research session for selected IBDP First Year Specialists, C20

10.15 am Higher Education: Introduction to Bridge-U University Applications Platform for all First Year Specialists interested in applying to US universities and colleges

11.00 am Extended Essay: research session for selected IBDP First Year Specialists, H28

4.30 pm Groundlings’ Theatre Group, BTT (and each week hereafter)5.00 pm Hockey: 1st XI Sports Nutrition Workshop, CDR6.30 pm Heads of Department Meeting, DWR9.00 pm Water Polo: Senior Houses

January 2018

sAtURDAy 20

Fifth Form Mock examinations continue in core subjects; no hashes

8.00 am Rowing: Selected crews depart for Weybridge Winter Head9.00 am Parents’ Workshop: Parenting Teens, Crown9.45 am Forum for prospective 13+ pupils and their parents, SR1.15 pm Gold DofE First Aid Course, CHFrom 1.30 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, U14A, U14B, U14C, U14D XIs v Cranleigh (H);

U16A, U16B, U16C, U15A, U15B, U15C, U15D, U14E XIs v Cranleigh (A)

1.45 pm Netball: U18A v Epsom College and KCS Wimbledon (H) Netball: U18B, U18C v KCS Wimbledon (H) Shooting v OCs (H)2.15 pm Football: A, B, C XIs v Liverpool Ramblers (H)2.30 pm Specialist Advisory Panel for prospective pupils (2018 16+ entry), Hall Cross Country: Surrey Schools’ Championships, Reigate Priory Fencing v Epsom (H)3.30 pm Swimming: Surrey Schools’ Swimming Association Gala, Guildfordand 6.30 pm Spectrum

FRIDAy 19

Fifth Form: Mock examinations commence in core subjects; no hashes

3.00 pm Extended Essay: IBDP First Year Specialist deadline for submission of subject and topic proposal form

8.00 pm Scholars’ Lecture: Racial Passing / Intersectionality, Dr Tanisha Spratt (Newnham College, Cambridge), LT

9.00 pm Wine Society: The Wines of Alsace, Germany and Eastern Europe, PMP

2018 January

sUNDAy 21 3RD sUNDAy oF tHe ePIPHANy

3.30 pm Higher Education: ACT Preparation Course Class 8, C22 and C23 7.00 pm Evensong. Preacher: The Revd Clive Case, Senior Chaplain7.45 pm Eucharist, MMC Roman Catholic Mass, FC8.00 pm *Technical Rehearsal: The Band Show, BTT Study Hour

January 2018

tUesDAy 23

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC8.30 am Deadline for recording of Second Year Specialist Mock Examination

results9.30 am House Selection Morning (2019 13+ entry), BTT10.45 am Saunderite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers

Library induction, Beveridge Centre2.15 pm Badminton v Epsom (A)2.30 pm Lacrosse: 1st XII v Bradfield College (H)2.45 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd XIs v Seaford College (H)3.00 pm Selected French and Art Specialists depart for Cézanne Portraits

exhibition, National Portrait Gallery Girls’ Football v St Catherine’s (A)3.15 pm Squash: 1st VI depart for Epsom RAC Club Schools Doubles Event4.00 pm Basketball: U19 v Hurtwood House (A)5.00 pm Water Polo: U19 London Schools, Eltham (A)7.00 pm Beveridge Society: The Development of China’s Economy since 1978,

Mr Barnaby Powell (author), RVW Biology Olympiad: Selected First and Second Year Specialists, BCR8.00 pm *Dress Rehearsal: The Band Show, BTT9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 22 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: V WeeK 3 (A)

Fifth Form: Normal hashes resume

10.30 am Quarter Concert: Matthew Parnall (G), horn, Llewellyn Room7.00 pm *Technical Rehearsal: The Band Show, BTT Holocaust Memorial Day Lecture, Mr Leslie Kleinman (Holocaust

Educational Trust), LT9.00 pm Essay Society, Timbers

2018 January

tHURsDAy 25

10.45 am Tutors discuss Mock Examination results with Second Year Specialists Gownboy First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

Induction, Beveridge Centre2.00 pm Art Scholarship Assessment (2018 13+ entry), Studio Pre-U Latin and Greek Literature Conference, Hall2.30 pm Fives v St Olave’s (A) Racquets v Radley (A) Squash: U19, U15 National Cup Matches3.00 pm Basketball: U19, U16 v Tonbridge (A)4.45 pm Extra School and Extra Labour, ML96.30 pm Perception Lecture: How Babies and Children Think and Learn, Dr

Jessica Horst (The WORD Lab, University of Sussex), SR7.00 pm Beveridge Society: North Korea Exposed – Life in the Hermit

Kingdom, Mr Jeremy Hunter (photojournalist), LT Higher Education: Careers in Law, PMP8.00 pm The Band Show, BTT9.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

WeDNesDAy 24

Hockey: 1st XI National Cup Round 2

8.30 am Deadline for recording of Fifths’ Mock Examination results 10.15 am Verite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

induction, Beveridge Centre10.30 am Quarter Concert: Benedict Wong (G), violin, Llewellyn Room2.00 pm Fives: Girls’ Tournament, Eton (A)5.00 pm Hockey: 1st XI Sports Nutrition Workshop, CDR7.00 pm Biology Olympiad: Selected First and Second Year Specialists, BCR8.00 pm The Band Show, BTT

January 2018

sAtURDAy 27

Leave Weekend

1.00 pm Model United Nations team departs for The Hague (returns Friday 2nd February, 11.00 pm)

FRIDAy 26

Leave Weekend begins Saturday timings (No Chapel)

8.30 am Hash 19.15 am Hash 210.00 am Hash 310.15 am Girdlestonite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers

Library Induction, Beveridge Centre10.45 am Quarter Tutors discuss Mock Examination results with Fifths11.15 am Hash 412 noon Leave Weekend begins for Specialists after Hash 4: Specialist Adsum

in Houses and depart Fourth Form Assembly, LT Remove Assembly, Hall Fifth Form Assembly, BTT12.45 pm Leave Weekend begins for Under School after Assembly: Under School

Adsum in Houses and depart12.55 pm Minibus shuttle to Godalming Station departs Oak and Broom & Lees

2018 January

sUNDAy 28

Leave Weekend ends Hockey: Jaffa Super Sixes Indoor Finals, Copper Box Arena, Stratford

6.00 pm Houses re-open8.30 pm Under School returns9.15 pm Specialists return

January 2018

tUesDAy 30

Hockey: U15A Independent Schools Cup Round 2

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC8.30 am Music Scholarship Auditions (2018 13+ entry), RVW10.45 am Weekite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

induction, Beveridge Centre11.00 am Hockey: Surrey Schools Qualifying Tournament, Cranleigh2.15 pm Fives v Sunningdale (H)From 2.30 pm Hockey: 1st, 3rd XIs v RGS (A);

2nd XI v RGS (A); U16B, U15B, U14C XIs v St. Edmund’s (H)

4.00 pm Water Polo: London Schools U16, Eton (A)6.00 pm Specialist Advisory Panel for prospective pupils (2018 16+ entry), Hall7.00 pm Saunderite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, Crown Verite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, PMP8.00 pm Gownboy Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, Crown Girdlestoneite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, PMP9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 29 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: G WeeK 4 (B)

8.45 am Music Scholarship Auditions (2018 13+ entry), RVW10.15 am Lockite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

induction, Beveridge Centre1.15 pm Pupil General Discussions for Selected Remove Pupils, CH6.00 pm Art Scholars’ Dinner and talk, PMP7.00 pm Pupil General Discussions for Selected Second Year Specialists, CH9.00 pm Squash: Senior and Junior House Finals

tHURsDAy 1

8.30 am Fifth Form Calling Over grades due10.45 am Daviesite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

induction, Beveridge Centre11.00 am CCF: RAF Flying, Boscombe Down2.00 pm Design and Innovation Scholarship Assessment (2018 13+ entry), JDTC Masterclass and Concert, Jazz Musicians of the Royal Northern

College of Music2.30 pm Basketball: U19, U16 v Wellington (A) Fencing v Eton (A) Fives v Westminster (H) Girls’ Football v Bradfield (A) Netball: U18A, U18B, U18C v Lancing (H) Racquets v Haileybury (H) Squash: 1st, 2nd Vs v Eton (H); U15, U14 Vs v Eton (A)7.00 pm Classics Society: Catullus and Ovid, Dr Daisy Dunn (Editor, ARGO),

Hall First Year Specialists (S, G, L, H, B, R): Controlled Substances, Mr

Dave Parvin (Drug Sense UK), LT8.00 pm First Year Specialists (V, g, W, D, P, F): Controlled Substances, Mr

Dave Parvin (Drug Sense UK), LT9.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

WeDNesDAy 31

Girls’ Football: 2nd Round U18 ISFA Cup

10.15 am Hodgsonite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library induction, Beveridge Centre

4.00 pm Fives v Highgate (H)5.00 pm Netball and Lacrosse: Sports Nutrition Workshop, CDR7.00 pm Lockite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, Crown Weekite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, PMP8.00 pm Daviesite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, Crown Hodgsonite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, PMP

2018 JANUARy / FeBRUARy

February 2018

sAtURDAy 3

8.00 am Lacrosse: South East Schools Festival, North London Collegiate School

8.30 am Fourth Form Calling Over grades due9.45 am Forum for prospective 13+ pupils and their parents, SR1.00 pm Specialist Advisory Panel for prospective pupils (2018 16+ entry), Hall1.15 pm Recording session for selected musicians, ChapelFrom 1.30 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd, U15A, U15B, U15C, U15D XIs v Hurst (H);

U16A, U16B, U14A, U14B, U14C, U14D XIs v Hurst (A)2.30 pm Cross Country: Wellington Relays, Wellington Football: A, B, C XIs v Gordon’s (H)4.15 pm and First Year Specialist Parents’ Briefing, LT followed by meetings with 5.00 pm beaks in Hall, Library and Armoury5.30 pm Swimming: Guildford Schools, Guildford Spectrum

FRIDAy 2

8.30 am Remove Calling Over grades due10.15 am Fletcherite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers

Library induction, Beveridge Centre10.30 am Quarter Concert: Narissa Jewa (S), voice and Dawn Ran (G), voice,

Llewellyn Room5.00 pm Parent Lecture: Controlled Substances, Mr Dave Parvin (Drug Sense

UK), SR6.30 pm Brooke Hall AGMs7.00 pm Fourth Form (S, G, L, H, B, R): Controlled Substances, Mr Dave

Parvin (Drug Sense UK), Llewellyn Room8.00 pm Fourth Form (V, g, W, D, P): Controlled Substances, Mr Dave Parvin

(Drug Sense UK), Llewellyn Room9.00pm Wine Society: The Wines of Italy, PMP

2018 February

sUNDAy 4 4tH sUNDAy BeFoRe LeNt

9.30 am Recording session for selected musicians, Chapel2.00 pm Gold DofE expedition route planning, JDTC4.15 pm Confirmation and Eucharist: The Rt Revd Jo Bailey Wells, Bishop of

Dorking6.00 pm House Art adjudication, CH7.00 pm Evensong7.45 pm Eucharist, MMC Roman Catholic Mass, FC

February 2018

tUesDAy 6

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC8.30 am Senior Team Maths Challenge National Final, Lindley Hall10.45 am Higher Education: All First Year Specialists considering an Oxbridge

Application, Applying to Cambridge Q & A, Dr Jonathan Padley (Churchill College, Cambridge), LT

1.20 pm Interview and Activity Afternoon (2020 13+ entry), Hall, BTT, LT and SR

From 1.30 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd, U16A, U16B, U16C, U15A, U15B, U15C, U15D XIs v Eton (A); 3rd, 4th, U14A, U14B, U14C, U14D, U14E, U14F XIs v Eton (H)

2.30 pm Fives v Berkhamsted (A)3.00 pm Netball: U18A, U18B, U18C v Seaford College (A)4.30pm Girls’ Squash v St Catherine’s (H)5.00 pm Concert by Charterhouse Musicians, Edgeborough7.00 pm Fives v Brigands (H)8.00 pm Remove and Fifth Form Scholars’ Society, PMP9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 5 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: G WeeK 5 (A)

Children’s Mental Health Week

8.30 am First Year Specialist Attainment and Effort grades due10.15 am Fifth Form Calling Over, Hall Bodeite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

induction, Beveridge Centre7.00 pm Bodeite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, Crown Pageite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, PMP8.00 pm Robinite Fifths: Controlled Substances, LACAUK, Crown Hodgsonite House Music Concert, CH9.00 pm Essay Society, Timbers

2018 February

WeDNesDAy 7

Hockey: 1st XI National Cup Round 3

8.30 am Internal Forecast Grades due for Second Year Specialists and Fifths10.15 am Remove Calling Over, Hall Pageite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

induction, Beveridge Centre10.30 am Quarter Concert: Christopher Tsang (S), piano, Llewellyn Room11.00 am Hockey: U14A Surrey Schools Finals1.00 pm Noble Awards Assessment (2018 13+ entry), BTT and QSC4.15 pm Selected Specialists depart for The Birthday Party, Harold Pinter5.00 pm Netball and Lacrosse: Sports Nutrition Workshop, CDR7.00 pm Pre-U First Year Specialists (S, V, G, g, L and W): Introductory

presentation on the Extended Essay, LT7.30 pm Pre-U First Year Specialists (H, D, B, P, R and F): Introductory

presentation on the Extended Essay, LT9.00 pm Unplugged, CH

tHURsDAy 8

9.30 am Fourth Form vaccinations (see separate programme), Hall10.45 am Robinite First Year Specialists: Higher Education and Careers Library

induction, Beveridge Centre2.30 pm Racquets v Wellington (H) Squash v Winchester (H)3.00 pm Girls’ Football v Westminster (H)4.30 pm Water Polo v Churcher’s (H)4.45 pm Extra School and Extra Labour6.30 pm Perception Lecture: How comics can help you think and learn, Neil

Gibson (Founder and Editor-in-Chief, TPub Comics), SR7.00 pm Higher Education and Careers: Law degree or conversion course –

How do you become a lawyer?, PMP9.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

February 2018

sAtURDAy 10

Queen’s Exeat begins Normal hashes 1-3

10.45 am Adsum in Houses and depart10.55 am Minibus shuttle to Godalming Station departs Oak and Broom & Lees11.00 am Fifth Form Parents’ Briefing, LT followed by meetings with beaks in

Hall, Library and Modern Languages1.00 pm Coach to London Heathrow departs Oak

FRIDAy 9

10.15 am Fourth Form Calling Over, Hall10.30 am Quarter Concert: Rupert Peacock (G), voice, Llewellyn Room11.45 am First Year Specialist IBDP Economists depart for UBS, London5.00 pm Extended Essay: IBDP First Year Specialist deadline for Meeting 1

with supervisors6.30 pm Spanish Film: Muerte en Granada, PMP9.00 pm Specialist Saint Valentine’s Social, SA Cloisters

2018 February

sUNDAy 11

8.00 am Golf tour departs for Spain (returns Thursday 15th, 4.00 pm)

February 2018MoNDAy 12

tUesDAy 13

WeDNesDAy 14 AsH WeDNesDAy

6.00 am Model United Nations team departs for North American Invitational Model United Nations, Washington DC (returns Monday 19th, 12 noon)

tHURsDAy 15

FRIDAy 16

sAtURDAy 17

2018 February

sUNDAy 18

Exeat Ends

6.00 pm Houses re-open7.00 pm Higher Education: Oxford and Cambridge University Applications

– Preliminary Information Session for all interested First Year Specialists and Parents, LT

8.30 pm Under School returns9.15 pm Specialists return

February 2018

tUesDAy 20

Hockey: U15A Independent Schools Cup Round 3 7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC8.30 am Second Year Specialist Attainment and Effort grades due1.20 pm Interview and Activity Afternoon (2020 13+ entry), Hall, BTT, LT and

SR2.15 pm Inter-House Pancake Race (transposed from Shrove Tuesday),

Founder’s Court Shooting v Bradfield (H) Charterhouse musicians depart for Cardinal Clinic, Windsor2.30 pm Fives v Cardinal Vaughan (A)3.30 pm Lacrosse: 1st XII v Wellington College (H)4.00 pm Fives v Cranleigh (H)5.00 pm Netball: U18A, U18B v The Royal School, Haslemere (H) Hockey: 1st XI v Shafts (H)7.00 pm First Year Specialist Workshops: Equality and Relationships (see

separate programme)7.30 pm Charity Concert, Cardinal Clinic, Windsor9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 19 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: L WeeK 6 (B)

Summer Programme begins (Early School on Mondays and Fridays) Hash Observation Week

10.30 am Quarter Concert: Aidan Chan (W), clarinet, Llewellyn Room2.15 pm Hash 63.00 pm Hash 7 Extended Essay: Pre-U First Year Specialist deadline for submission of

subject and topic proposal form4.15 pm Monday Activities (and each week hereafter)5.45 pm Choral Evensong (and each week hereafter)7.00 pm First Year Specialist Workshops: Equality and Relationships (see

separate programme)8.00 pm Fives v OCs (H)9.00 pm Essay Society, Timbers

2018 February

tHURsDAy 22

10.15 am Higher Education Presentation for First Year Specialists: What is it like to study at Bristol University, LT

1.00 pm Finance and General Purposes Committee, DWR1.30 pm Golf v Winchester, Worplesdon2.15 pm Swimming: Seniors, Girls, U16, U14 v Bradfield (H)2.30 pm Fives: Seniors, Girls, U16 v Berkhamsted (A);

U15, U14 v Berkhamsted (H) Racquets v Harrow (A) Squash: U19, U15 National Cup Matches2.45 pm Basketball: U19, U16 v Eton (A)3.00 pm Girls’ Football v Wellington (A)4.00 pm Hockey: House Senior League5.00 pm Fencing v RGS Guildford (A)7.00 pm Beveridge Society Lecture: Big Brother Watch, Mr Griff Ferris (Big

Brother Watch), CH Borneo Trip Lecture: Human impact on flora and fauna of Borneo, Mr

Paul Baker (Geographical Association), Geography Department9.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

WeDNesDAy 21

Hockey: 1st XI National Cup Round 4

10.30 am Quarter Concert: Maximilian Zhang (R), voice and Owen Chan (S), voice, Llewellyn Room

5.00 pm Squash v St Paul’s (A) Fifth Form Seminar: Ace Your Exams, LT First Year Specialist Workshops: Equality and Relationships (see

separate programme)

February 2018

sAtURDAy 24

8.00 am Rowing: Burway Head, Walton Rowing Club9.45 am Forum for prospective 13+ pupils and their parents, Hall and SRFrom 1.15 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, U15A, U15B, U15C, U15D XI v Tonbridge (H);

U16A, U16B, U16C, U14A, U14B, U14C, U14D, U14E, U14F XIs v Tonbridge (A)

1.30 pm Lacrosse: 1st, 3rd XII v Caterham School (H)2.00 pm Shooting: Lord Roberts Centre, Bisley2.30 pm Art Development Session, Studio Fencing v Tonbridge (A) Football: A, B, C XIs v RGS Guildford (H)7.00 pm Fifth Form Social with Benenden, CDR Remove Social, Benenden

FRIDAy 23

2.00 pm Mallory Group departs for Cornwall (returns Sunday 25th, 9.00 pm)2.15 pm Symphony Orchestra rehearsal, RVW (and each week hereafter)3.00 pm Chinese New Year Open Afternoon (13+ and 16+ entry), SR5.00 pm Extended Essay: Pre-U First Year Specialist deadline for Meeting 1

with supervisors5.30 pm Wind Music Society, RVW (and each week hereafter) String Orchestra rehearsal, RVW (and each week hereafter)8.00 pm Bodeite Charity Dinner, Bodeites First Year Specialist Scholars: Question Time, SR9.00 pm Deadline for submission of Fifth Form Specialist Options Wine Society: The Wines of Iberia, PMP

2018 February

sUNDAy 25 2ND sUNDAy oF LeNt

8.30 am *First Year Specialist Geographers depart for Coin Street and the Olympic Park

9.00 am Golf v OCs, Worplesdon11.00 am String Competition: Rafael Todes (Adjudicator), Llewellyn Room, 2.00 pm Woodwind and Brass Competition: Edmund Crutchfield and Philippe

Schartz (Adjudicators), Jameson Room and Hall2.30 pm Art Development Session, Studio 4.30 pm Concert: Trumpet Trio and Organ, Chapel6.15 pm Higher Education: Medicine Applications – Preliminary Information

Session for First Year Specialists and Parents, LT7.00 pm School Eucharist, Chapel or Contemporary Worship for V, H, B, P. Preacher: The Revd Daf

Meirion-Jones, Hall7.45 pm Roman Catholic Mass, FC

February 2018

tUesDAy 27

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC10.55 am Quarter Concert: Abigail Blackwell (D), voice and Joey Yip (S), voice,

Llewellyn Room2.00 pm Hockey: Yearlings’ House Hockey, Northbrook Girls’ Open Afternoon (13+), Fletcherites2.30 pm Squash: 1st, 2nd, Girls’ Vs v Epsom (A) Lacrosse: 1st XII v St. George’s, Ascot (H)3.00 pm Racquets: Yearlings v St Paul’s (H)4.00 pm Guildford Inter-Schools Mathematics Competition, Hall Basketball: U19 v Hurtwood House (H)4.30 pm Hockey: Senior Matches, Preliminary Rounds, Northbrook5.30 pm Heads of Department Meeting, DWR7.00 pm Higher Education: International Education for all interested First Year

Specialists and Parents, LT8:00 pm Evening Recital: Abigail Rutherford (R), voice and Oliver Rockall (V),

voice, Lewellyn Room9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 26 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: W WeeK 7 (A)

10.15 am Higher Education Presentation for First Year Specialists: Studying at the University of Bath, LT

10.30 am Quarter Concert: Henry le Feber Robertson (S), viola, Llewellyn Room1.15 pm Chamber Choir departs for Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich5.30 pm Chamber Choir sings Evensong, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich

tHURsDAy 1

11.00 am CCF: RAF Flying, Boscombe Down1.20 pm Interview and Activity Afternoon (2020 13+ entry), Hall, BTT, LT and

SR Golf v Harrow, Worplesdon2.15 pm Shooting: Council for Cadet Rifle Shooting Air Rifle Final (H) Swimming: Seniors, Girls, U16, U14 v Lancing (H)2.30 pm Basketball: U19, U16 v Winchester (H) Fives v Lancing (A) Fives v Emmanuel (H) Racquets v Clifton at Marlborough (A) Squash v Harrow (A) 2.45 pm Netball: U18A, U18B, U18C v KES, Witley (A)4.00 pm Hockey: House Senior League4.15 pm Girls’ Football: U18A XI v ACS, Cobham (H)4.30 pm Drama and Theatre Studies pupils depart for Smile Upon Us, Lord,

Barbican6.30 pm Perception Lecture: Prisons in Norway – what matters, Dr Sarah

Lewis and Governors of Norwegian Prisons (Director – Penal Reform Solutions, Institute of Criminal Justice Studies), SR

7.00 pm Trevor Roper Society: Europe after Napoleon, Professor Michael Broers (Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford University), C Block

9.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

WeDNesDAy 28

9.30 am House Selection Morning (2019 13+ entry), BTT10.00 am Hockey: Senior VI v St George’s, Weybridge (A)6.30 pm Heads of Department Meeting, DWR8.00 pm Medical Society: Planning your Medical School application, Sc210

2018 FeBRUARy / MARCH

March 2018

sAtURDAy 3

Lacrosse: National Schools’ Championships, Surrey Sports Park

8.30 am CCF: Selected Royal Navy Cadets depart for training exercise in the Solent (return Sunday 4th, 5.00 pm)

1.00 pm Hockey: U14E XIs v Bradfield (H)From 1.30 pm Hockey: 1st, U16C, U15A, U15B, U15C, U15D XIs v Bradfield (A);

2nd, 3rd, 4th, U16A, U16B, U14A, U14B, U14C, U14D, U14E XIs v Bradfield (H)

2.15 pm Badminton: Harrow Tournament, Harrow (A) Fencing v Whitgift (H)2.30 pm Cross Country: South London Harriers Schools’ Races, Farthing

Downs Football: A XI v Corinthian-Casuals (H)5.00 pm Remove Parents’ Briefing, LT, followed by meetings with beaks in

Hall, Library and Modern Languages

FRIDAy 2

Lacrosse: National Schools’ Championships, Surrey Sports Park

7.00 pm IBDP Visual Arts Exhibition Private View, CH 8.00 pm Fourth Form Scholars’ Meeting, PMP

2018 March

sUNDAy 4 3RD sUNDAy oF LeNt

Fives: Vargas Plate Competition (H)

6.15 am Selected Fourths depart for Stonehenge, Durrington Walls and Woodhenge

2.00 pm Gold DofE Expedition Training Day, LT7.00 pm Evensong. Preacher: The Revd Adam Watkinson, Chaplain7.45 pm Eucharist, MMC Roman Catholic Mass, FC

March 2018

tUesDAy 6

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC10.55 am Quarter Concert: Ruwan Silva (G), voice and Sophie Whitehead (V),

voice, Llewellyn Room2.00 pm Godalming Music Festival2.30 pm Hockey: Senior House Quarter Final, Junior House Preliminary and

Quarter Final, Northbrook5.30 pm Careers: Inspiring Futures for First Year Specialists (L, H and P)7.00 pm Careers: Inspiring Futures for First Year Specialists (W, B and F)8.00 pm Fives v Jesters (H)9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 5 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: H WeeK 8 (B)

House Charities Week

10.30 am Quarter Concert: Henry Bole (H), voice and Veronika Voevodina (B), flute, Llewellyn Room

5.30 pm Careers: Inspiring Futures for First Year Specialists (S, V and D)7.00 pm Careers: Inspiring Futures for First Year Specialists (G, g and R) Concert Choir Rehearsal, Chapel9.00 pm Essay Society, Timbers

2018 March

tHURsDAy 8

Mufti Day Selected Specialists: Conference with Kensington Aldridge Academy

and Godolphin & Latymer School (see separate programme)

8.30 am Fifth Form Calling Over grades due2.00 pm Golf v Bradfield, Worplesdon2.15 pm Girls’ Football v Bedales (H) Shooting: Council for Cadet Rifle Shooting Air Rifle Final (H)2.30 pm Cross Country v Winchester (A) Fives v Eton (H) Racquets v Winchester (H)From 2.45 pm Hockey: U15C, U14A, U14C XI v Seaford (H);

U15A XI v Seaford (A)4.00 pm Hockey: House Senior League4.30 pm Netball: U18A, U18B, U18C v Prior’s Field (A)4.45 pm Extra School and Extra Labour5.00 pm *Ancient and Modern Languages Verse Speaking Competition, Hall7.00 pm Higher Education: London Universities Panel Discussion for interested

First Year Specialists, LT9.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

WeDNesDAy 7

10.00 am First Year Specialist Business pupils depart for BMW Mini Factory, Oxford

10.15 am All Fourths and House representatives: Briefing for Yearlings’ Walk, LT4.00 pm Fives v Stowe (H)4.15 pm Hockey: U14E v Cothill House (H)5.00 pm Extended Essay: IBDP First Year Specialist deadline for Meeting 2

(Reflection Meeting) with Supervisors Cricket: Sports Nutrition Workshop, CDR8.00 pm Squash: 1st V v Jesters (H)

March 2018

sAtURDAy 10

*Activities Weekend begins

8.00 am CCF: Royal Navy Detachment departs for New Forest and Poole Harbour (returns Sunday 11th, 5.00 pm)

8.30 am Fourth Form Calling Over Grades due CCF: Army and Royal Marines Sections depart for Tactical Exercise,

Aldershot (return Sunday 11th, 6.00 pm)From 2.00 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd XIs v King’s, Canterbury (A);

U15A, U15B, U14A, U14B XIs v King’s, Canterbury (H); U15C, U16B XIs v Hurst (A); 4th, U14C XIs v Hurst (H)

2.30 pm Cross Country: Ranelagh Cup, Richmond Park7.30 pm School Monitors’ Charity Dinner, Hall

FRIDAy 9

8.00 am Swimming Team departs for Bath Cup, London Aquatic Centre 8.30 am Remove Calling Over Grades due 6.30 pm Fives: Supper, PMP7.00 pm *Technical Rehearsal: The Suicide, BTT Careers: Internships Networking Event, Hall 8.00 pm Junior Ensemble Concert, Llewellyn Room

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*Activities Weekend continues

8.00 am Yearlings depart for Walk, CDR Remove Pioneers depart for South Downs (return 6.00 pm) Fifth Form Pioneers depart for Environmental Service (return 5.00 pm)9.00 am CCF: RAF Section departs for Cabinet War Rooms, Imperial War

Museum and RAF Museum, Hendon (returns 6.00 pm) 10.30 am Technical Rehearsal: The Suicide, BTT1.00 pm Football: ISFA U16 Girls v Kent U16 Girls (H)7.00 pm Evensong. Preacher: The Revd Tim Lewis (Chaplain, Cranleigh)7.45 pm Eucharist, MMC

March 2018

tUesDAy 13

IGCSE German and Spanish Oral Examinations, ML Public Schools’ Fencing Championships, Crystal Palace

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC12.00 pm Golf: Gerald Micklem practice round, Woking2.00 pm Netball: U18A FastNet Tournament, Seaford (A)2.30 pm Netball: U18B, U18C v Epsom (A) Fives v Cardinal Vaughan School (H)2.45 pm Hockey: 2nd XI v Christ’s Hospital (A); U16A XI v RGS (A); U16B, U16C, U14A XIs v RGS (H); U15A XI v RGS and KGS (H)7.00 pm *Dress Rehearsal: The Suicide, BTT8.00 pm Chamber Music Concert, Llewellyn Room9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 12 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: D WeeK 9 (A)

8.00 am Rowing: Schools’ Head of the River, Putney 10.15 am Fifth Form Calling Over, Hall Higher Education: Briefing for Second Year Specialists on managing

university responses, LT7.00 pm *Dress Rehearsal: The Suicide, BTT Concert Choir Rehearsal, Chapel

2018 March

tHURsDAy 15

IGCSE German and Spanish Oral Examinations, ML Public Schools’ Fencing Championships, Crystal Palace

7.30 am Golf: Gerald Micklem Cup, Woking8.30 am Fifth Form subject reports due9.30 am Governing Body Meeting, Sutton’s Hospital11.00 am CCF: RAF Flying, Boscombe Down Shooting: Country Life Competition (H)2.30 pm Basketball: U19, U16 v Harrow (H) Racquets v Eton (H)4.00 pm Fives v Holyport College (H) Hockey: House Senior League, Northbrook4.30 pm Girls’ Football: 1st, 2nd VIIs v Guildford HS (H) Water Polo v Churches (A) (return 6.30 pm)7.00 pm *English Recitation Competition Final, Hall8.00 pm *School Play: The Suicide, BTT9.00 pm Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

WeDNesDAy 14

IGCSE German and Spanish Oral Examinations, ML Public Schools’ Fencing Championships, Crystal Palace Peter Attenborough All-Rounder Awards Assessment (2018 13+ entry),

SR and QSC

8.30 am Golf: Gerald Micklem Cup, Woking10.15 am Remove Calling Over, Hall10.30 am Quarter Concert: Benedict Birch (B), flute and Veronika Voevodina (B),

flute, Llewellyn Room4.15 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd, 3rd XIs v KGS (H)5.00 pm Cricket: Sports Nutrition workshop, CDR8.00 pm *School Play: The Suicide, BTT Passiontide Service with music and reflections: The Burczyk Singers,

Chapel

March 2018

sAtURDAy 17

8.30 am Remove instrumental music lesson reports due9.45 am Forum for prospective 13+ pupils and their parents, Hall, SR2.00 pm House Selection Afternoon (2019 13+ entry), BTTFrom 2.00 pm Hockey: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, U14A, U14B, U14C, U14D, U14E, U14F XIs v

Radley (A); U16A, U16B, U16C, U15A, U15B, U15C, U15D XIs v Radley (H)

2.15 pm Fencing v Whitgift (H)2.30 pm Cross Country v OCs (H) Football: A, B, C XIs v Cranleigh (H)7.30 pm Second Year Specialist Charity Dinner, CDR

FRIDAy 16

8.30 am First Year Specialist Attainment and Effort grades due10.15 am Fourth Form Calling Over, Hall Tutors discuss subject reports with Fifths10.30 am Quarter Concert: Dickson Tse (R), violin, Llewellyn Room1.10 pm Second Year Specialist A Level Politics pupils depart for Houses of

Parliament4.30 pm Bodeite First Year Specialists depart for theatre6.30 pm Fifth Form tutor reports due7.00 pm Wine Society Dinner, PMP8.00 pm * School Play: The Suicide, BTT

2018 March

sUNDAy 18 5tH sUNDAy oF LeNt

National Schools’ U15 Fives Tournament, Eton Public Schools’ Doubles Rackets Championships, Queen’s Club

3:30 pm *Choral Concert Rehearsal8.00 pm *Choral Concert, Chapel

March 2018

tUesDAy 20

IGCSE French Oral Examinations, ML National Schools’ Open Fives Tournament, Eton Public Schools’ Doubles Rackets Championships, Queen’s Club

7.40 am Eucharist and breakfast, FC8.30 am Fourth Form instrumental music lesson reports due Biology Olympiad: Selected Fourths and Removes, BCR11.00 am Remove Classics Trip to the British Museum2.00 pm Girls’ Open Afternoon (13+), Fletcherites2.30 pm Hockey: Junior and Senior House semi-finals3.00 pm Girls’ Football v Sevenoaks (H)5.00 pm Hockey: 1st XI v Acrostics (H)5.30 pm Calendar Committee, LBH6.30 pm First Year Specialist tutor reports due Specialist German Film Night, PMP8.00 pm Evening Recital: Aster Chun (g), violin and Owen Chan (S), violin,

Llewellyn Room9.00 pm Christian Union, Crown

MoNDAy 19 HoUse oF tHe WeeK: B WeeK 10 (B)

National Schools’ U16 Fives Tournament, Eton Public Schools’ Doubles Rackets Championships, Queen’s Club

8.30 am First Year Specialist subject reports due, including Extended Essay reports

8.30 am Second Year Specialist Attainment and Effort grades due8.45 am Biology Olympiad: Selected Fourths and Removes, BCR10.15 am Tutors discuss instrumental music lesson reports with Removes 10.30 am Quarter Concert: Rupert Peacock (G), voice, Llewellyn Room6.30 pm Remove tutor reports due Under School German Film Night, PMP7.00 pm Second Year Specialists (S, G, L, H, B, R): Blood, Bone Marrow and

Organ Donation, LT8.00 pm Second Year Specialists (V, g, W, D, P, F): Blood, Bone Marrow and

Organ Donation, LT

2018 March

tHURsDAy 22

IGCSE French Oral Examinations, ML National Schools’ Novice Fives Tournament, Eton Public Schools’ Doubles Rackets Championships, Queen’s Club

7.40 am Extra School and Extra Labour, ML910.45 am Selected Second Year Specialist English pupils depart for Hamlet,

Hackney Empire2.00 pm Golf: ISGA Plate 2nd round, Worplesdon2.30 pm Cross Country: Pontifex (H)4.45 pm Extra School and Extra Labour5.00 pm Squash: Senior and Junior Individual Finals6.30 pm Second Year Specialist tutor reports due Perception Workshop: Neil Gibson (Founder and Editor-in-Chief, TPub

Comics), SR8.00 pm *Orchestral Concert, Hall

WeDNesDAy 21

IGCSE French Oral Examinations, ML National Schools’ U14 Fives Tournament, Eton Public Schools’ Doubles Rackets Championships, Queen’s Club

8.30 am Second Year Specialist subject reports due10.15 am Tutors discuss instrumental music lesson reports with Fourths 6.30 pm Fourth Form tutor reports due

March 2018

sAtURDAy 24

Public Schools’ Doubles Rackets Championships, Queen’s Club

8.00 am Breakfast Music trip departs for Paris (returns Monday 26th)9.00 am Silver DofE Assessment and Gold DofE Practice Expeditions depart

for Snowdonia (Silver returns Tuesday 27th, 7.00 pm; Gold returns Wednesday 28th, 7.00 pm)

10.30 am Headmaster’s Address, Hall Fourth Form Assembly, LT followed by Last Chapel 11.30 am Adsum in Houses Quarter ends CCF Adventure Training group departs for Capel Curig Camp,

Snowdonia (returns Thursday 29th, 4.00pm)1.00 pm Coach departs from Oak for London Heathrow

FRIDAy 23

No Afternoon Hashes National Schools’ Girls’ Fives Tournament, Eton Public Schools’ Doubles Rackets Championships, Queen’s Club

1.15 pm Selected Second Year Specialists and Removes depart for Haileybury MUN (return Sunday 25th, 7.00 pm)

2.30 pm Hockey: Junior and Senior House Hockey Finals, Northbrook5.00 pm †Passiontide Service6.30 pm Homebill7.00 pm Adsum in Houses followed by Quiet Hour8.45 pm Adsum in Houses9.00 pm All girls return to Halls DofE Six-month Activity Deadline

2018 March

MoNDAy 26

8.30 am Housemasters’ reports due (Remove and First Year Specialists)9.00 am Tennis squad departs for pre-season training, Majorca

(returns Friday 30th, 10.00 pm)

tUesDAy 27

8.30 am Housemasters’ reports due (Fourth Form, Fifth Form and Second Year Specialists)

APRIL

MoNDAy 9

Cricket squad departs for pre-season training, Spain (returns Saturday 14th, 10.00 pm)

Posts oF ResPoNsIBILIty

Head Boy Jonathan Stocks (S)Head Girl Abigail Rutherford (R)

School Monitors:Head of Saunderites Oscar DaglishHead of Verites Oliver KristensenHead of Gownboys Patrick ChorleyHead of Girdlestoneites Rory HayHead of Lockites Christian LevettHead of Weekites Alexander HolmesHead of Hodgsonites Max KamHead of Daviesites Michael ShuttHead of Bodeites Benedict BirchHead of Pageites James Kelly (Charles Short)Head of Robinites Thomas Mercer (Benjamin Hollingworth)Head of Fletcherites Myrto Prodromiti-Garneli (James Garrard)Head of Chetwynd Hall Yasmin Broesma Lamouini

Senior Scholar Max Kam

Alexander Bowes (D)Adelina Dan (H)Henry Gilbey (W)Fleur Keeble (V)Limaro Nyam (F)Rebecca Taylor (D)

Posts oF ResPoNsIBILIty (SPORT, EXTRA CURRICULAR AND SOCIETIES)

Captain of Badminton Aster Chun (g) GMKCaptains of Basketball Andrew Chang (D) PSS

William Korolkiewicz (W) PSSCaptain of Boats Charles Rockingham (P) MWNKeeper of Boats Asa Dyason (R) MWNCaptain of Climbing DPMCaptain of Boys’ Cross Country Oscar Klime (V) EHCaptain of Girls’ Cross Country Sonia Chiu (F) EHCaptain of Fencing Tina Nasser (g) CWMCaptain of Boys’ Fives Christian Pethick (g) JCTCaptain of Girls’ Fives Adelina Dan (H) JCTCaptain of Girls’ Football Meike Luepschen (g) KDBCaptain of Boys’ Golf William Briggs (V) WRBCaptain of Girls’ Golf Natalia Radomska (W) WRB Captain of Boys’ Hockey Henry Gilbey (W) DRFCaptain of Kayaking Harry Clayton-Jones (G) MNSCaptains of Lacrosse Maddie Shaw (L) CLRPCaptain of Netball Rebecca Taylor (D) KDBCaptain of Racquets Max Vallance (G) AGJCaptain of Riding LJWCommodore of Sailing JTCaptain of Shooting Caius Patel (B) VJB-TCaptain of Squash Finlay Boultwood (H) RWTHCaptain of Girls’ Squash Michelle Wong (D) RWTHCaptain of Boys’ Swimming Chris Chan (P) EMCaptain of Girls’ Swimming Sarah Hui (S) EMWater Polo Orlando Morris (g) EM

Cardinals Leopold de Biolley (g) CACAisha Rubio (G) CAC

Chapel Sound Shepard Spink (P) CAC

Head of CCF Christian Pethick (g) JFATHead of Royal Navy Caius Patel (B) TERHead of Royal Marine Detachment Alexander Bowes (D) JFATHead of Army Michael Shutt (D) NLCHead of RAF Thibodhi Sujarirat (H) JHKHead of Shooting Society Michael Shutt (D) VJB-T

Head of Chamber Choir Alice Stacpoole (V) MNSHeads of Chapel Choir Oliver Rockall (V) MNS

Abigail Rutherford (R) MNSHeads of Concert Choir Sarah Hui (S) MNS

Joey Yip (S) MNS

Posts oF ResPoNsIBILIty (SPORT, EXTRA CURRICULAR AND SOCIETIES)

Head of Burczyk Singers Christian Pethick (g) MBHead of Jazz Band Oliver Rockall (V) RWSLeader of Chamber Orchestra Aster Chun (g) JNPLeader of Symphony Orchestra Timothy Lam (H) MLJBWind Music Society Felix Scott-Copeland (G) RWS

Editors of the Carthusian Christian Pethick (g) MLJBAlice Wills (L) MLJB

Heads of Peer Support Hannah Jonsson (P) JSWRohan Patel (D) JSW

Head of SocietiesAeronautical Society Myrto Prodromiti-Garneli (F) RNCMAlternative Music Club Tristan Matthews (G) JMRAmnesty International Gabriel Brown (G) MNSArt Appreciation Society Amalita Vacher (F) PM

Emily Alexander (G) PMAudio-Visual / Film Club Alexander Kazin (H) ISRBeerbohm Society Ieva Stabingyte (g) PM

Dawn Ran (F) PMBeveridge Society JCTBloomsbury Group Sonia Chui (F) RCTBoard Games Society Aleksandr Prokofev () PF

Muhammed Monnoo (H) PFBox Office Society Alexander Rigg-Franco (g) PJRBrass Ensemble DGWBurcczyk Singers Christian Pethick (g) MBCaptain of Belfry Henry Clements (G) MLJBCards Society Frederic Clinton (W) HKP

Morgan Clarke (W) HKPCharities Committee Jil Sinnes (S) BNCharterhouse Wildlife Society Luis Enriquez (g) SKWChinese Culture Society Christopher Tsang (S) JGClub JCTCoding Society Laurence Miller (G) BASCreative Writing Society Luca Samengo-Turner (L) MJDCurrent Affairs Group Moosa Harraj (H) DPC

Jonathan Stocks (S) DPCDebating Society JMREquality Society BN / Jan SymesExperimental Film Society Luis Enriquez (g) JAB

Kirill Delikatnyi (S) JAB

Posts oF ResPoNsIBILIty (SPORT, EXTRA CURRICULAR AND SOCIETIES)

Feynman Society Dmitrii Amelin (F) TMFrench Society Yasmin Broersma Lamouini (H) GHMG

Adelina Dan (H) GHMGGerman Society MBPGroundlings JDFInternational Pupils DPMInvestors’ Challenge JO / AWItalian Society Asia Cesa (F) MXBJunior English Society CAMSJunior History Society WRTJunior Spanish Society AXAJunior Theology and Philosophy Society AJMWLaw Society Gabriel Brown (G) CLMMallory Group James Taylor (D) RWSMeccano Group Edward Jordan (B) TJAMedical Society Hannah Johnson (P) PABModelling Club TJAMotor Club IDVOrigami Society GMKPeer Support Hannah Jonsson (P) JSW

Rohan Patel (D) JSWPerception Cyprien Roche (H) GXB

Cosima Graef (F) GXBPhotographic Society Luke Lavelle (g) PMPlay Reading Society CRGHRobotics and Coding Society Isaac Ng (R) TJASanger Society RHSScottish Dancing LFBSociology Society Kin Yee Lock (P) GXBSpanish Society Yasmin Broersma Lamouini (H) PA

Jonathan Stocks (S) PASpielberg Society MBTED-Ed Cosima Graef (F) GXBThe Oak Tina Nasser (g) AJAH

Theodore Ashdown (F) AJAHTotal War Society William Toulouze (V) WRT

John Lord (V) WRTTrevor-Roper Society Rory Hay (g) CLMUnderschool of Rock TJAUrban Culture Society Moye Ponnle (W) WRT

Louis Ward (W) WRT

DAILy PRoGRAMMe BeFoRe exeAt

Monday, Wednesday, Friday Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday SundayBreakfast 7.30 am Breakfast 7.30 am 9.30 am (or Brunch

11.00am – 1.00 pm)Chapel 8.30 am Chapel - 10.45 am or 7.00 pmHash 1 8.45 am Hash 1 8.30 amHash 2 9.30 am Hash 2 9.15 am

- - Hash 3 10.00 amQuarter 10.10am Quarter 10.40 amTutorials Tutorials (not Saturday)Hash 3 11.00am - -Hash 4 11.45 am Hash 4 11.15 amHash 5 12.30 pm Hash 5 12.00 pm

- - Hash 6 12.45 pm (not Saturday)

Lunch 1.15 pm Lunch 1.25 pm (12.45 pm Saturday)

1.00 pm (or Brunch 11.00am – 1.00 pm)

Hash 6 2.15 pmAfternoon Activities 2.15 pm

Hash 7 3.00 pm - -Afternoon Activities 3.45 pm

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Adsum 6.25 pm Adsum 6.25 pm 6.40 pmHomebill 6.30 pm Homebill 6.30 pm 6.00 pm (or 5.30 pm

if Brunch)Banco 7.00 pm Banco 7.00 pm

(not Saturday)- - - -- - - - 8.00 pm Study Hour

Evening Activities 9.00 pm Evening Activities 9.00 pm(not Saturday)

In House by 10.00 pm In House by 10.00 pm 10.00 pmSpecialists in House if signed out to a School activity

10.30 pmSpecialists in House if signed out to a School activity

10.30 pm 10.30 pm

DAY PUPILS – All as above with the following exceptions

House Opens 7.30 am

Collection from the Station available on request 7.40 am and 8.05 am

Adsum 8.10am (8.20am Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

Departure (no earlier than) 6.15 pm

Adsum 6.25 pm

Lift to the station available on request 6.30 pm and 9.15 pm (not Saturday)

ReGULAR FIxtURes BeFoRe exeAt

Tutorials:Monday: Removes Tuesday: *First Year SpecialistsWednesday: Fourth Form Thursday: *Second Year Specialists Friday: Fifth Form*or by separate arrangement

SUNDAY8.40 am Extra Labour 906.25 pm Chapel Choir, Chapel7.00 pm Chapel Roman Catholic Mass7.50 pm Symphony Orchestra8.00 pm Study Hour

MONDAY (DRAMA REHEARSALPRIORITY)10.10 am Quarter2.15 pm Monday Activities4.15 pm Choral Evensong9.00 pm Scottish Dancing Squash: House League Wind Music Society

TUESDAY (SPORT PRIORITY)7.40 pm Eucharist and breakfast10.40 am Quarter2.15 pm Hockey and other sports training2.30 pm School Sports Matches4.30 pm Minor Sport Training9.00 pm Chamber Choir9.00 pm Christian Union Climbing Specialists’ Club (no alcohol)

WEDNESDAY (CREATIVE ARTS PRIORITY)8.15 am Eucharist10.10 am Quarter3.45 pm Concert Choir Wind Ensemble4.00 pm Badminton: Senior Squash: Senior Swimming4.15 pm Under School Creative Arts activities4.25 pm Chapel Choir4.30 pm Squash: Under School String Chamber Music4.45 pm Wind Quartet

5.15 pm Chamber Orchestra5.30 pm Saxophone Quarter9.00 pm Specialists’ Club (no alcohol)

THURSDAY (MINOR SPORT PRIORITY)7.40 am Extra School 4510.40 am Quarter 2.15 pm Minor Sports and Hockey training 2.30 pm School Sports Matches4.00 pm Groundlings’ Theatre Group9.00 pm Jazz Band, Under Hall Specialists’ Club (no alcohol) Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC Water Polo: U16 House Competition

FRIDAY (CREATIVE ARTS PRIORITY)8.00 am Informal Worship10.10 am Quarter2.00 pm Chapel Choir, Chapel Study Skills classes2.15 pm Hockey Training Swimming3.00 pm Symphony Orchestra 4.00 pm String Orchestra9.00 pm Eucharist Specialists’ Club (no alcohol)

SATURDAY7.40 am Extra Labour 4510.40 am Quarter 2.00 pm School Sports Matches and Sports activities7.15 pm Extra School 908.30 pm Over 18s Club

DAILy PRoGRAMMe AFteR exeAt

Monday, Wednesday, Friday Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday SundayBreakfast 7.30 am Breakfast 7.30 am 9.30 am (or Brunch

11.00am – 1.00 pm)Chapel 8.30 am Chapel - 10.45 am or 7.00 pmHash 1 8.45 am Hash 1 8.30 amHash 2 9.30 am Hash 2 9.15 am

- - Hash 3 10.00 amQuarter 10.10am Quarter 10.40 amTutorials Tutorials (not Saturday)Hash 3 11.00am - -Hash 4 11.45 am Hash 4 11.15 amHash 5 12.30 pm Hash 5 12.00 pm

- - Hash 6 12.45 pm (not Saturday)

Lunch 1.15 pm Lunch 1.25 pm (12.45 pm Saturday)

1.00 pm (or Brunch 11.00am – 1.00 pm)

Afternoon Activities

2.15 pm(3.45pm on Wednesday)

Afternoon Activities 2.15 pm

Hash 6 4.45 pm(2.15pm on Wednesday)

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Hash 7 5.30 pm(3.00pm on Wednesday)

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Adsum 6.25 pm Adsum 6.25 pm 6.40 pmHomebill 6.30 pm Homebill 6.30 pm 6.00 pm (or 5.30 pm

if Brunch)Banco 7.00 pm Banco 7.00 pm

(not Saturday)- - - -- - - - 8.00 pm Study Hour

Evening Activities9.00 pm

Evening Activities 9.00 pm(not Saturday)

In House by 10.00 pm In House by 10.00 pm 10.00 pmSpecialists in House if signed out to a School activity

10.30 pmSpecialists in House if signed out to a School activity

10.30 pm 10.30 pm

DAY PUPILS – All as above with the following exceptions

House Opens 7.30 am

Collection from the Station available on request 7.40 am and 8.05 am

Adsum 8.10am (8.20am Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

Departure (no earlier than) 6.15 pm

Adsum 6.25 pm

Lift to the station available on request 6.30 pm and 9.15 pm (not Saturday)

ReGULAR FIxtURes AFteR exeAt

Tutorials:Monday: Removes Tuesday: *First Year SpecialistsWednesday: Fourth Form Thursday: *Second Year Specialists Friday: Fifth Form*or by separate arrangement

SUNDAY8.40 am Extra Labour 906.25 pm Chapel Choir, Chapel7.00 pm Chapel Roman Catholic Mass7.50 pm Symphony Orchestra8.00 pm Study Hour

MONDAY (DRAMA REHEARSALPRIORITY)10.10 am Quarter3.45 pm String Chamber Music4.15 pm Monday Activities Choral Evensong9.00 pm Scottish Dancing Squash: House League Swimming Wind Music Society

TUESDAY (SPORT PRIORITY)7.40 pm Eucharist and breakfast10.40 am Quarter2.15 pm Hockey and other sports training2.30 pm School Sports Matches4.30 pm Minor Sport Training5.30 pm Saxophone Quartet9.00 pm Chamber Choir Christian Union Climbing Specialists’ Club (no alcohol)

WEDNESDAY (CREATIVE ARTS PRIORITY)8.15 am Eucharist10.10 am Quarter3.45 pm Concert Choir Wind Ensemble4.00 pm Badminton: Senior Squash: Senior Swimming4.15 pm Under School Creative Arts activities4.25 pm Chapel Choir

4.30 pm Groundlings’ Theatre Group String Chamber Music9.00 pm Water Polo: U16 House

Competition5.00 pm Study Skills Classes5.15 pm Chamber Orchestra5.30 pm Saxophone Quartet9.00 pm Specialists’ Club (no alcohol)

THURSDAY (MINOR SPORT PRIORITY)7.40 am Extra School 4510.40 am Quarter2.15 pm Minor Sports and Hockey training2.30 pm School Sports Matches4.00 pm Groundlings’ Theatre Group5.30 pm String Chamber Music9.00 pm Jazz Band, Under Hall Specialists’ Club (no alcohol) Candle-lit Eucharist, MMC

FRIDAY (CREATIVE ARTS PRIORITY)8.00 am Informal Worship10.10 am Quarter2.15 pm Symphony Orchestra3.45 pm Chapel Choir, Chapel4.15 pm Study Skills classes Hockey Training Swimming 5.30 pm Norfolk Ensemble String Orchestra9.00 pm Eucharist Specialists’ Club (no alcohol)

SATURDAY7.40 am Extra Labour 4510.40 am Quarter2.00 pm School Sports Matches and Sports activities7.15 pm Extra School 908.30 pm Over 18s Club

oPeNING tIMes Shop Crown

Holidays As advertised Closed

First Day of Long Quarter 9.00 am – 4.00 pm Closed

Monday 8.30 am – 5.00 pm Closed

Tuesday 8.30 am – 5.00 pm 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Wednesday 8.30 am – 5.00 pm 3.45 pm – 6.00 pm

Thursday 8.30 am – 5.00 pm 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Friday 8.30 am – 5.00 pm 3.45 pm – 6.00 pm

Saturday 9.00 am – 12.00 noon 2.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Sunday Closed 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm

Higher Education and Careers Library

Higher Education and Careers Office Library

Mondays – Fridays 8.00 am – 9.00 pm 8.00 am – 3.00 pm 8.00 am – 1.00 pm

Saturdays 8.00 am – 9.00 pm Closed 8.00 am – 1.00 pm2.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Sundays Closed Closed 1.30 pm – 6.00pm

For details of opening times during the holidays, please contact the Shop.

*Shop Contact Details: 01483 291633 / 634 / 635; Fax 01483 291657

*Library Contact Details: 01483 291516

HAsH RooMsNew Block (Mathematics) Rooms: 1-8

LT Block (Theology) Rooms: 9-11, 36

LT Block (Mathematics) Rooms: 12, 13, 42, 43

C Block(English)Rooms: 15-18, 20

C Block(Government & Politics)Rooms: 19

C Block (History) Rooms: 21-26

Hall North Side (English) Rooms: 29, 30

Hall South Side (Classics) Rooms: 31-35

LT Block (Geography) Rooms: 38-41

Beveridge Centre (Social Sciences) Rooms: B1-6

Modern LanguagesCentreRooms: ML1-15

Science Ground Floor (Physics)Rooms: 001, 002,003, 004, 005, 006,007, 008, 014

Science First Floor (Chemistry) Rooms: 101, 103,104, 105, 107

ScienceSecond Floor (Biology)Rooms: 201, 203,204, 209, 210, 211

General Rooms Room 28 (Hall, North Side)

BeAKs sHoWN ALPHABetICALLy WItH tUtoRIAL VeNUeEMAIL ADDRESSES ARE INITIALS FOLLOWED BY @charterhouse.org.uk

INITIALS NAME ROOM NOTJA Mr Aberneithie JDTCPA Miss Aguado ML8AA Dr Aidonis BSCA Mrs Allen SSPMA Mr Allen ML9AXA Miss Alonso ML12PAB Mr Bagley Biology LibraryGXB Dr Balasubramanian SC203LFP Miss Batty NB3WRB Dr Baugniet ML2NEB Mr Beasant Sports OfficeMB Mr Begbie LT11MPB Mr Bicknell Sports OfficeJAB Mr Bingham StudioMLB Mr Blatchly RVWMXB Ms Boggian ML3SFCB Mr Brennan ML11ACB Miss Brooking FKDB Mr Brown Sports OfficeNB Mr Budden ML1CAC The Revd Case VestryRMC Mr Castro LT42NLC Mr Cooper Sc211DPC Mr Corran Old BursaryMJC Mr Crosby Sc710NJAD Mr Dagnall Sc209MJD Mr Dobson H30JE Mr Eastham C25MKE Mr Elston NB2IFP Mr Ian Findlay-Palmer Sc007EAF Miss Fletcher LT9DRF Mr Fox Sports OfficeEJF Miss Fox ML4JDF Mr Freeman BTTJPF Mr Freeman H31PF Mr Funcasta B1IFP Mr Findlay-Palmer Sc007NSG Mr Georgiakakis NB4GHMG Mr Gergaud ML6MRG Mr Gillespie C21EH Mr Hadley LT36CRGH Mr Hall C18AJAH Miss Hawkins Old BursaryRWTH Mr Haynes H34JSH Mr Hazeldine CareersCRGH Mr Hall C18AJAH Miss Hawkins Old BursaryRWTH Mr Haynes H34JSH Mr Hazeldine CareersSTH Mr Hearn RTJH Mr Hingston Science OfficeIDV Mr Hoffmann de Visme LT43ARH Mr Hunt LFHW Dr Hutton-Williams H28SDJ Mr James B4AGJ Mr Johnson Chemistry OfficeAJ Dr Johnston C24JHK Mr Kazi Old BursaryGMK Dr Kemp NB6DL Dr Lancefield Sc001PJL Dr Langman gTM Dr Marlow Sc002CWM Mr Marsh NB7

BeAKs sHoWN ALPHABetICALLy WItH tUtoRIAL VeNUeEMAIL ADDRESSES ARE INITIALS FOLLOWED BY @charterhouse.org.uk

INITIALS NAME ROOM NOSPM Dr Marshall NB1DPM Mr Martucci Old LaundryRNCM Mr Massey Sc014DJM Mr McCombes C26(CLM Mrs McDonald C25)EDM Mrs McIntyre ML OfficeRCDM Dr Millard RVWPM Mr Monkman StudioEBM Mr Monroe H29RWM Mr Morgan Sc103MWN Mr Nash B2JN Mr Nelmes H33EPN Mrs Nelson Sc204GWN Dr Nelson Sc104BN Mr Nicholls RVWSJN Dr Northwood H35MHO Mrs Orson StudioJO Mrs Oxley B5RJP Mr Paler C19JNP Mr Parsons RVWMBP Mrs Peacock ML14RFP Mr Peacock LT12NSP Mr Pelling PALRP Dr Peterken HMOHEP Miss Pinkney StudioSRP Mr Plater Sports OfficeCLRP Miss Pounder LT41EFP Mr Poynter WAMP Miss Presencio ML13JLP Mr Price ML7PP Mr Price LT40HKP Miss Punnett LT38PJR Dr Rand ML5EJR Mr Reid VANR Mr Reston GTER Mr Reynolds LT13ISR Mr Richards HJMR Mr Richardson C16BAS Mr Shah NB5MNS Mr Shepherd RVWJMS Mr Silvester NB8RWS Mr Smeeton RVWRHS Dr Snell Sc101CAMS Mr Sparrow C17PSS Mr Stimpson Sc008NOS Mrs Sutton JDTCWTT Mr Taylor Sc107FWT Mr Thorpe HistoryWRT Mr Tink C22JT Miss Tod Sc103 OfficeJCT Mr Troy B3JAT Mr Tully DAJT Mr Turner HMOIDV Mr Hoffmann de Visme LT43LJW Mrs Wakeling C23NPW Mr Wakeling C15ALW Miss Waters Sc201AJMW The Revd Watkinson LT10JSW Mr Wilson Old BursaryAW Mr Wiscombe B6SKW Mr Woolley LT39FPHW Mr Wragg Sc105DGW Mr Wright RV W

LoCAtIoN oF HAsH RooMs AND MAIN BUILDINGs

AdmissionsArmouryArchives and OC RecorderBeveridge CentreBCRBrooke HallOld Bursary -

Master of the Under School, Exams, Educational Support and EAL

C Block

Higher Education, Careers, Masters of the Specialists

Chapel

Bursary, Engineer’s Cottage - Director of Finance & Stategy, Deputy Bursar,Clerk to the Governing Body, HR, Marketing, Reception

Founders’ Chapel

GirdlestoneitesGownboysGreen Cottage - HallHeadmaster’s Office - Headmaster, Second Master

John Derry Technical CentreLecture TheatreLibraryModern LanguagesNew Block

Old Music SchoolOld Headmaster’s House

Peter May PavilionRangeRVW Music Centre - office of Director of Social Responsibility & PSHESaunderitesSaunders RoomScienceShop

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AdmissionsArmouryArchives and OC RecorderBeveridge CentreBCRBrooke HallOld Bursary -

Master of the Under School, Exams, Educational Support and EAL

C Block

Higher Education, Careers, Masters of the Specialists

Chapel

Bursary, Engineer’s Cottage - Director of Finance & Stategy, Deputy Bursar,Clerk to the Governing Body, HR, Marketing, Reception

Founders’ Chapel

GirdlestoneitesGownboysGreen Cottage - HallHeadmaster’s Office - Headmaster, Second Master

John Derry Technical CentreLecture TheatreLibraryModern LanguagesNew Block

Old Music SchoolOld Headmaster’s House

Peter May PavilionRangeRVW Music Centre - office of Director of Social Responsibility & PSHESaunderitesSaunders RoomScienceShop

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Tennis Courts

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RULesAny school needs essential rules to which the members of the school community subscribe both on gaining admission and throughout their time within it. There are of course a large number of rules and regulations to which staff have agreed to adhere. What follows are the general principles and rules to which pupils are required to adhere and which parents are expected to support.

GENERAL PRINCIPLES

* The spirit of these School Rules is clear. A serious breach or persistent flouting of them will lead to your being required to leave.

* Pupils are expected to exhibit a high standard of personal behaviour and to work to the best of their abilities at all times. Any pupil who does not do so may, after warning, be required to leave the School at any time or may not be permitted to enter the Removes or either of the Specialist years.

* The School Rules are not restricted solely to School premises and term time.Conduct outside School term time and off School premises may be deemed to be a breach of School Rules where that conduct has a detrimental impact on the School, its reputation or the School community.

* The punishment should match the severity of the breach. Lower level breaches of School Rules will be dealt with by lower level punishments. Serious breaches of School Rules falling short of expulsion or persistent lower level breaches without the necessary improvement on the pupil’s part will face suspension accompanied by a final warning. For the most serious breaches of School Rules, as identified below, or indeed any conduct of a pupil or parent which undermines the School’s trust and confidence in that person’s ability or willingness to abide by the School Rules, a pupil may be expelled without any prior warning.

* Where issued, a final warning will normally be stated to remain ‘live’ for two years and any commission of what would ordinarily be a suspendable offence during that period is likely to result in expulsion. Depending on the nature of the conduct concerned a final warning may be stated to remain live for a longer duration than two years, but in those circumstances the further duration of the final warning will only apply to the specific conduct in respect of which the final warning was given. For example, if a final warning were given to a pupil for an alcohol offence it is possible that beyond the ordinary two year duration of the final warning, the pupil may be warned that any further alcohol offence during his school career may result in expulsion.

RULes* Any decision to expel will normally only be taken following a meeting with

parents (and pupil if appropriate) at which parents and pupil will be given the opportunity of responding to the evidence of the conduct concerned. Where the Headmaster expels the pupil following such a meeting then the parents may appeal that decision using the School’s Review Procedure, a copy of which will be given to them at that time.

ACADEMIC

Academic work must be your priority. You should aim, by wider reading and further enquiry, to do more than merely satisfy formal academic requirements.

* You are expected to be committed to your academic work, to work to the best of your ability and to encourage and facilitate one another to do the same.

* Do your preparation thoroughly and make sure that you know what tasks you have been set. Know the libraries and their rules, and be scrupulous in caring for and returning your books.

* If you have to miss a hash for an official reason, be sure to ask the beak for his or her permission well in advance. Always catch up on any work missed and do any banco set. If you are unavoidably late, you must expect to be asked to provide written confirmation from the person responsible.

* All pupils are expected to be open and honest about the origins of their academic work. Pupils should follow the instructions given by the master setting the work and observe the rules on honesty in academic work (see next paragraph). It is important that pupils make clear to masters if they have received or provided help in any way in the work they or their fellows are submitting for marking. Pupils are expected to list any sources consulted in the preparation of their work including books, articles, the internet, conversations or any other form of help.

* Taking the work or ideas of someone else and attempting to pass it off as one’s own is cheating. The unauthorised copying of work from an unattributed source is known as “plagiarism” – for example, copying work from another pupil or from any published material whether in printed or electronic form including books, articles, the internet, CDs and DVDs. Allowing someone to hand in work you have done as if it were their own is known as “collusion”. Both plagiarism and collusion constitute cheating and are very serious offences that may result in suspension.

RULesIn the context of School examinations and educational screening tests that may result in examination concessions being awarded, acts of malpractice, such as failing to comply with the requests of the invigilator, collusion, taking in unauthorised materials, seeking to gain an unfair advantage and / or helping others to achieve this, all constitute very serious offences. Committing any act of malpractice may result in suspension. In the case of public examinations (including coursework and controlled assessments) such an offence will result in suspension and may lead to disqualification by the Board from all examinations taken.

* If you are using the internet or any other on-line computer service, you should at all times comply with the School’s Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy and, in particular, you are not permitted to access any site that might be considered offensive, malicious or confidential. If you inadvertently come across a site which contains offensive material you must report the matter immediately to your Housemaster and the Head of IT Services. All IT use within the School is monitored to ensure that no improper use is made of the IT facilities. You are not allowed to have or contribute to any offensive or malicious material stored on or with your personal computer, neither are you allowed to bring such material into School. This includes CDs, DVDs, diskettes and any form of permanent electronic storage. All forms of ‘hacking’ are forbidden. Such offences may lead to expulsion.

* You are expected to show respect at all times to all adults in the Charterhouse community. In the academic context (and in the hashroom particularly) respect is shown by a greater degree of formality in relations between beak and pupil. The School expects high standards of behaviour at all times but courtesy, punctuality and appropriate dress are particularly important. You are expected to stand when any adult enters the hashroom. Serious or persistent offenders in an academic context (a hashroom or an exam room) will be sent to the Deputy Headmaster (Academic).

* If you are put on ‘Satis’ (daily report form) give your sheet to the beak at the beginning of the hash.

* If put into ‘Extra School’ or ‘Extra Labour’ you must tell your Housemaster and go to the session for which you are entered. Only the beak who punished you, in consultation with your Housemaster, may re-arrange or postpone this. Those who are placed in ‘Extra School’ or ‘Extra Labour’ for 1½ hours are gated for the weekend and if you receive three of these punishments in one Quarter you must see the Deputy Headmaster (Pastoral).

RULes* Should a beak not arrive at a hash you should (unless instructed otherwise)

remain in the hash room and work quietly on academic work for the remainder of the hash. At the next strike of the School Clock, it is the duty of the member of the division highest in alphabetical order to inform both the beak in the nearest hashroom and the Headmaster’s Office of the beak’s absence.

* Private Study (‘PS’) periods should be taken in a library or in your own study.They are designed for work.

* Attend, on time, all commitments, like hashes (and all Chapel, Adsum, Calling Over, school activities and meals) unless given specific permission to miss them.

HEALTH & SAFETY

Always act in a way that promotes your own and others’ welfare. Be aware that smoking can seriously injure your health, and that misuse of drugs, including alcohol, can be fatal.

* You must not possess or attempt to obtain counterfeit identification papers such as a fake driving licence or student ID card. This offence is likely to lead to suspension.

* You must not bring anything to School which is harmful to yourself and others. The importing of drugs, dangerous implements/weapons, laser pens, alcohol, tobacco, electronic cigarettes, shisha, helium, nitrous oxide – and anything else which common sense dictates is harmful – may lead to suspension or expulsion in the most serious cases.

* The contents of an aerosol are extremely flammable. Never spray an aerosol on a naked flame or any hot surface. This offence may lead to suspension or expulsion in the most serious cases.

* You may be required to leave the School if you are involved in drug abuse or in any way that is in breach of the School Drugs Policy.

* You may drink alcohol only in Club or with the permission of a beak or otherwise in accordance with the Alcohol Policy. Bringing alcohol into the School or drinking contrary to the School’s alcohol policy will probably lead to suspension. Supplying alcohol to others or serious or repeated drinking may lead to expulsion.

RULes* You must not smoke. A pupil caught buying tobacco or caught in possession of a

significant amount of tobacco is likely to be suspended. A pupil caught supplying or selling tobacco to others is likely to be suspended. A pupil caught smoking in House is likely to be suspended. A pupil caught smoking repeatedly or caught out of bounds repeatedly will go on Behaviour Review.

* Betting or gambling for profit or material gain is forbidden and is likely to lead to suspension. Any pupil found with an on-line betting account, or allowing another pupil to use his/her on-line account, is likely to face expulsion.

* You are not permitted to keep or drive a car or motorcycle at or in the vicinity of the School during term time and doing so may lead to suspension or, in the most serious cases, expulsion. Professional driving lessons are allowable but only with your Housemaster’s permission. Otherwise you may only drive to and from School if accompanied by one or both of your parents. When at School you are not to travel in a car driven by someone under the age of 21 unless with specific permission of your Housemaster.

* You may keep a bicycle at School only with your Housemaster’s permission. It must be registered, in good condition, and ridden with care, but not in the School grounds.

* Your Matron must be aware of any medicine that you are taking. Do not under any circumstances give medicines prescribed for yourself to other people.

* Those who miss lessons from illness must not play any games that day. Those who have a ‘Day in House’ may not take part in any activity that day.

* Never do anything which would put yourself or others needlessly in danger.

BEHAVIOUR and RELATIONSHIPS

Good relations with other people are particularly important in a boarding school. Try to be cheerful, positive, and helpful in all that you do. Be aware that intimate physical relationships can have a powerfully destructive effect in a School context. Pupils must at all times comply with the School’s policy on bullying. Consideration should always be given to the feelings of fellow pupils and whether they share your views as to what you might regard as “harmless fun”. It must not be assumed that because the recipient of a questionable joke does not complain that person is comfortable sharing the “joke”.

RULes* Videoing or taking pictures of a Beak, member of staff or a pupil without their

consent is unacceptable behaviour and may lead to suspension.

* Bed flipping is unacceptable behaviour and this offence is likely to lead to suspension.

* Debagging is unacceptable behaviour and this is offence is likely to lead to suspension.

* A ‘sack attack’ is unacceptable behaviour and this offence is likely to lead to suspension.

* Bullying of any kind is a serious offence. If your relationships with others stop them enjoying time at School, you will put your place here in jeopardy. Severe or persistent bullying may lead to expulsion.

* Similarly, severe or persistent acts of discrimination or harassment (whether verbal or physical) on the grounds of gender, race or disability may lead to expulsion.

* The School forbids intimate sexual relations. A girl must not enter a boy’s study bedroom / bedroom or vice versa. If you put yourself in a compromising situation, the School may have to interpret appearances at their most serious and you will be required to leave.

* You must respect other people’s property. Stealing, borrowing without consent, or damaging other people’s possessions is strictly forbidden and may result in suspension or in the most serious cases expulsion.

* Visitors to the School and members of the public should be treated with courtesy and respect.

* You should comply with the School’s policy on mobile phones at all times. You are not allowed to have any inappropriate, offensive or malicious material stored on your mobile phone.

* Contact with the media in connection with anything relating to the School or member(s) of the School community is forbidden without the approval of the Headmaster and a breach of this rule may lead to expulsion.

RULes* Hair must be clean, neat and tidy at all times. Length should be sensible (ie neither

shaven nor below the collar). If hair is dyed or bleached the pupil concerned will be sent to a hairdresser for remedial action. If hair is shaved the pupil concerned may be suspended because shaved hair cannot be quickly remedied. Under no circumstances must a pupil cut another pupil’s hair.

HOUSE

Your Housemaster has ultimate responsibility for you while you are at Charterhouse. In order to ensure his peace of mind and your welfare, he needs to know where, and under whose authority, you are.

* You will be expected to be within stated bounds after 6.30 p.m., and you will need permission, often written, to exceed them. The Gownboys’ Garden is out of bounds at all times.

* After 6.30 p.m. you should sign in and out of House. All pupils must be back in House by 10.00 p.m. Specialists may return by 10.30 p.m. if signed out for a School activity.

* Pupils may not visit another House after 10.00 p.m.

* You must sign out of House before you leave the School grounds. This does not apply if you are representing the School and are not missing any hashes or Homebill.

* It is a serious offence to leave your House (or, in the case of girls, your Hall/ Hostel) after 10.30 p.m. without permission. If you are discovered to be or to have been out of House you will be liable to be suspended.

* Going absent from School without leave is likely to lead to suspension.

* Respect the various rules which individual Houses have for visitors. You must always sign in and out when visiting another House.

* If you wish to entertain guests from outside the School, you must have your Housemaster’s permission.

RULesENVIRONMENT

The School grounds and buildings are for the use and enjoyment of all; care for them so that future generations will benefit from them too.

* Be careful not to damage buildings or grounds. Report, and arrange to put right, any accidental damage. Do not leave any litter or put up any unauthorised posters.

* Keep to footpaths, avoid crossing pitches and walking on the grass (see Grass Rules). It is, however, permissible to walk on the edge of a grassed area if you are wearing studded boots which will be damaged by walking on the path.

Grass RulesWe are very fortunate to have an excellent team of Grounds Staff and Gardeners who provide the School with such well-kept grounds. Please help to protect lawns and playing fields by making sure that you observe the School Rule on grass which reads:

“Keep to footpaths, avoid crossing pitches and walking on the grass”.

lt is permissible to walk on the edge of a grassed area if you are wearing studded boots which will be damaged by walking on the path.

Bicycles must not be ridden on Northbrook, Under Green or other grassed areas.

* Bicycles must not be ridden on Northbrook, Under Green or other grassed areas.

* Make sure that any noise you cause does not disturb other people.

* You should refrain from eating and drinking out of doors except in the vicinity of Crown or similar designated areas.

N.B. Houses, Departments, sports and activities have their own rules which must also be known and observed. From time to time the Headmaster, Second Master or Deputy Headmasters provide definitions of particular rules.

PUPIL CoNCeRNsIf a pupil has a concern or complaint it may be addressed to the Head of House, Head Boy, Head Girl, Tutor, Matron, Housemaster, Deputy Headmaster (Pastoral) or Second Master. lf matters cannot be resolved by them or, if circumstances dictate a direct reference to him, the Headmaster may be consulted. Alternatively, the matter may be referred to one of the School’s Independent Listeners:

Mrs Mary Morris 07949 685683 (mobile) Willow Grange 01276 475910 (evenings) Woking Road 01483 543520 (day time)Guildford, GU4 7QS mary.morris@cofeguildford.org.uk

Mr Julian Roberts 01483 563359Long Barton jvfroberts@hotmail.co.ukLongdown RoadGuildford, GU4 8PP

Parents or pupils may also contact:

The Children’s Commissioner 0800 5280731Surrey County Council Children’s Services 0300 4709100Child Line 0800 1111Independent Schools Inspectorate 0207 6000100OFSTED 0300 1231231 Fax: 08456 404049 enquiries@ofsted.gov.ukThe Local Authority Designated Officer 0300 1231650

For Child Protection issues please consult the Designated Safeguarding Lead or his Deputy:

Mr JM Richardson 07833 435904Miss AJA Hawkins 07827 956697

CHAPLAINCy, CoUNseLLING AND MeDICALChaplaincyThe Senior Chaplain: The Revd Clive Case, BA, MTh 415104Chaplain: The Revd Adam Watkinson, MA 422155Roman Catholic Chaplain: Father Dunstan Keauffling, OSB

Counsellors Resident Counsellor: Ms Jan Symes, BA, MBACP, 413250 UKCP, SRN, CQSW Visiting Counsellor: Mr Ray Watters, BA raywatters@charterhouse.org.ukChild ProtectionDesignated Safeguarding Lead: Mr John Richardson 07833 435904Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead: Miss Annabel Hawkins 07827 956697

Medical The Hunt Health Centre: 291691

Mobile: 07881 915671Fax: 416508

Sister: Mrs Liz Carey, BSc, RGN, RM, NP, FP Cert

Staff Nurses: Mrs Dee Kinner, RN Mrs Lucy Ingram, RN Mrs Lucy Nicholas, BSc, RN Mrs Daisy Robson, RSCN Mrs Joy Scannell, RGN Miss Kate Taylor, RN Mrs Helen Timney-Marshall, RN

Housekeeper: Mrs Julie Edwards

Administrator: Mrs Gill Sims

DAtes FoR FoRtHCoMING PAReNts’ BRIeFINGsLong Quarter 2018First Year Specialists: Saturday 3 February, 4.15 pm and 5.00 pm, Lecture TheatreFifth Form: Saturday 10 February, 11.00 am, Lecture TheatreRemove: Saturday 3 March, 5.00 pm, Lecture Theatre

Cricket Quarter 2018Fourth Form: Saturday 5 May, 11.00 am, Lecture Theatre

DAtes FoR FoRtHCoMING qUARteRs

Cricket Quarter 2018 Tuesday 17 April – Saturday 30 JuneLeave Weekend: Saturday 5 May – Monday 7 MayExeat: Saturday 26 May – Sunday 3 June

Oration Quarter 2018 Tuesday 4 September – Saturday 8 DecemberLeave Weekend: Friday 28 September – Sunday 30 September Activities Weekend: Saturday 6 October – Sunday 7 OctoberExeat: Saturday 13 October – Sunday 28 OctoberLeave Weekend: Friday 16 November – Sunday 18 November

Long Quarter 2019 Tuesday 8 January to Saturday 30 MarchLeave Weekend: Friday 25 January to Sunday 27 January Queen’s Exeat: Saturday 16 February to Sunday 24 FebruaryActivities Weekend: Saturday 9 March and Sunday 10 MarchLeave Weekend: Friday 15 March to Sunday 17 March

Notes

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