christs chronicles no 74

8/7/2019 Christs Chronicles No 74

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The ChristsChronicles8th Ap ril Last day of spring Term

9th25th Ap ril Easte r b reak

26th Ap ril First day of Summe r te rm

29th Ap ril Bank HolidayRoyal Wedding, school closed

3rd Ma y Yea r 7 Parents c onsultat ion , 3.30pm-6.30pm

4th Ma y Spanish trip departs (Years 8-10)

11th Ma y HPV injec tions (Year 8 g irls) 9am -11am

13th Ma y Yea r 11 stud y lea ve beg ins

19th Ma y Sc ience mo dules

20th Ma y Humanities Day 2

25th Ma y Sc ience Modules

26th Ma y Lea dership Tea m d rop-in session, 3.30-6pm

27th Ma y Sc ience Modules

28th-5th June Ha lf te rm break

Future events for your dia ry

Special points of

interest:

Reviews

Coming

Events

Sports News

Messages

Requests

Advertising

Inside this issue:

PTA Quiz Night 2

Red Nose Day 3

Army Eng inee ring 3

Ma ths Problem 4

BBC Sc hool Rep ort 4/5

Jack Petc hey 5

Music Review 6

Christs Drama 7

New Build ing 8

Frenc h Trip/ ASDAN 9

Sports New s 10/11

Ruths Message 12

Ma y Fa ir/ Ama zon 13

Advertising 14/5

March/ April 2011 Issue 74

Welcome to the latest issue of Christs Schools newsletter

Please c hec k the sc hoo l spo rts boa rd for up to d at e w eekly fixtures

You c an also c hec k the sc hool events c alenda r,

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The evening was a sell out

atte nde d by staff, parents and

go vernors of the sc hoo l.

The the me for the night w as

India and it included a delicious

mea l, bea utiful de c orations and

a spec ial round d ed ica ted to a ll

things Ind ian. Mr Burkes shirt

helpe d to set t he Asian sc ene !

The winners table was called The

Governors (but not a c tually our

governo rs!) The w inners were

Hugo and Jude Tugm an, Chris

and Fiona Imb er-Coxhea d , Ben

Fenton, Kate Fletcher, Joanne

and Ron Percival. Well done!

The Quiz Night ra ised 2,227.66,

which will go towards the extras

for new sc hoo l b uilding.

The PTA would like to thank

me mb ers, sta ff, pa rents and those

that c ontributed to the fabulous

raffle prizes for their support.

Ra ffle Prizes inc luded ;

Sha llop tripSteven

Brightey

Bottle of Champ ag ne-Anne

Nicholson

Free ba r service + box of

a les & b ott le of fizz-Adna ms

2 La rge ga rden baskets-LilaGupta

Beauty Products-Molton

Brown, Richm ond

50 mea l vouc her-Naked

Turtle

30 mea l vouc herSop hita

Tha i Resta urant

Coffee/ tea for 2 with

pastries-Ca f el Fresc o

Lovely food and excellent

service -The Curry G arden

A huge thank you

The Governors

Quiz winne rs.

Well done!

Reviews

PTA Quiz Night - Frida y, 11th March


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Issue 74Pag e 3

A g roup of year 9 Sc ientist w ent t o York House to p a rticipa te in the

REBP and Army Eng ineering Cha lleng e d ay.

All the c om prehensive sc hoo ls in the Boroug h took p a rt. There w ere 11

students from Christ's so we d ivided up into 3 tea ms. Eac h te am wa s

given the sam e e quipme nt (6 whe els of d ifferent sizes, two piec es of

c op per wire, a m oto r, rubbe r bands, a shee t of a luminium et c .) from

which they had to p lan, design a nd the n build a wo rking b udd y. Eac h

piec e of equipme nt had a c ost, so de pe nding on wha t you used ,

de termined the c ost of your b ugg y.

The b ugg ies were rac ed along a trac k and the fa stest a nd be st b uiltbug gy wo n! One of bug gies we nt ba ckwa rds, one w ent round in

c irc les but one d id ma ke it to the end of the t rac k! This tea m (Jame s

Upt on, Ahma d Sa lha , Emm a Brow n a nd Ronja Boe hme r) a lso w on the

pric e for the b est ec onom ic al bug gy. Well do ne to all.

Geo rgina Young

Army Enginee ring Cha llenge Day

Red Nose Day - Friday, 18th March

Students supported Comic Reliefs Red Nose Day on Friday, 18th

Ma rc h by ma king a nd selling c akes, orga nizing a spo t the ball c onte st,

throwing jelly at staff and other fund raising activities.

Ca sey Alves and Hanna h Stevenson o f 8B, fund ra ised in their loc a l

a rea by wa shing c a rs etc . and ra ised ove r 130 on their ow n.

Stud ents a lso b roug ht in 1 c oin do na tions for the 1 coin tub e c ollec -

tion in rece p tion. If they raised ove r 400 then they w ould b e g iven

permission to have a mufti day, and not wea r school uniform. This

inc entive raised 509 for Comic Relief a nd they w ore their ow n c lothe s

that Friday.

Well done !

Winners of the best and

most economica l buggy

The winning b ugg y


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Issue 74Pag e 5

de velop ed their ability to wo rk in tea ms, to mee t

de ad lines and imp rove their com munica tion skills.

Participating in the BBC School Report gave me an

insight into what its like to be a journalist. I en joyedlooking at the new s stories a t the sta rt o f the day,

c hoo sing a story and late r see ing the finished

product. (Sam)

It was fun and a good experience for the future. I

rea lly enjoyed the sc rip t w riting and ed iting . (Yvette)

It taught me how to think about news stories and to

ap p ly my know led ge whe n asking interview q uestions

and ed iting the sto ry. I a lso used my persua sive skills

whe n finding interview ees. (Toby)

Ove r 30,000 stud ents ac ross the UK took p a rt in sc hoo l

rep ort, which not o nly ga ve them valuable experienc e

of the me dia, but a lso g ave viewe rs a unique insight

into the news from the p oint of view o f a ge neration of

young peop le in the UK.

Claire Lorenz

A group of 25 yea r 10s too k pa rt in the one da y Spea k Out Cha llengesponsored b y the Jac k Petc hey Found a tion.

The d ay w as grea t fun and very interac tive, with plenty of spea king g ame s and

c ha llenges. The p upils lea rnt ho w to spe ak in front of a group with mo re

c onfide nce and enjoyment. They had to think on their feet w hen g iven

improvisational tasks and learnt the basics for any public speaking situation.

The first ta sk wa s to ta lk briefly (ab out a minute in length) on a subjec t b ased on

a pe rsona l expe rienc e suc h as a holida y, an ac hievem ent or a mem orable

event. The final c ha llenge wa s to deliver a slight ly longer spe ec h on any

subjec t. It c ould b e a n issue o r topic tha t they feel strongly ab out, som ething

they w ish to c hange or ab out som eone w ho insp ires them or who ha s bee n

influential in the ir life. The pup ils involved a ll worked very hard b ut ho pefully

c ame awa y from the da y with som e useful skills.

From the day there w ere four w inners, two of w hom , Fahris Ma nsour and Alex

Ma rc h, went o n to rep resent the sc hoo l a t the reg iona l fina l a t Ric c a rds Lod ge

school.

On tha t eve ning a bo ut 18 pup ils from ac ross the b oroughs of Richmond and

Merton g ave spe ec hes a nd a lthough ne ither Fahris nor Alex won , they had

some high p raise from the o rga niser who tho ught they ha d bo th had go od

na tura l styles of d elivery, and grea t to p ics.

As a lwa ys, we a re ve ry grateful for the supp ort we g et from Jac k Petc hey.

Sarah Brown

Jac k Petchey Speak out Challenge

Contd.


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It has been a busy term in the m usic dep artment. It ha s been go od to see the inc rea sing

involveme nt o f visiting sta ff in the d ep artme nt, and Ca th Fish, our singing tea c her,

hosted an excellent "at home " in the m usic dep artme nt, fea turing solos and ensemb les

from a ll her stud ents. The standard wa s high and the p iec es a ll thoroug hly p rep ared ,

and the eve ning w as enjoyed by all who a ttended : pup ils, pa rents and friend s. This wa s

the sec ond in a series of "at ho mes" whose a im is to g ive stud ents the op portunity toperform in a mo re informa l atm osphere tha n our ma jor sc hoo l co ncerts; the first was a

Yea r 7 & 8 soloists' evening, equa lly a suc c ess. Aga in, this wa s very well attended , and it

is enc ourag ing to hear so many good young music ians.

Just a fter half-term, the sc hoo l invited Raul d'Oliveira for a who le da y of Samb awo rkshop s, which rea lly go t the p up ils going! At the end of the d ay, the m em bers of the

Yea r 10 wo rkshop performed the result of their wo rk to a ll Yea r 7 and 8 pup ils.

Right now , the foc us of the dep artme nt has be en w ith the Yea r 11 students rec ording

the ir performa nc es and c om positions. These rep resent a wide variety of styles, and it isgo od to see students ma king increa sing use o f the g rea t music tec hnolog y fac ilites we

have: in pa rticular more students a re using Cub ase and Sibe lius softw are to p rod uc e

high quality rec ordings and sc ores.

Now a request: Mr. Wilson w ould very muc h like to know if any parents or friends of thesc hoo l wo uld be interested in forming a c ommunity choir which would rehea rse one

evening in the music de partment: if there were suffic ient num bers we c ould work

towa rds a performa nc e o f som ething like Orff's Ca rmina Burana . Please e ma il Mr. Wilson

to express an interest!!

Philip Wilsonpwilson@c hrists.richmond .sc h.uk

Sam ba Workshop

Music Review


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On Tuesday the 29th of Marc h, Christ's stud ents performed the ir

GCSE drama p iec es to a n aud ienc e o f pa rents, friend s and

tea chers. There were three fa nta stic performa nc es whichinc lude d singing and danc ing as well as insp iring ac ting. All

three plays touc hed on d ifferent top ic s that w e c an relate to in

our own lives and na tura listic thea tre wa s used mo st o f the time.

We witnessed some inc red ib ly em otiona l performa nces,

c onveying how pe op le de al with rea l-life p rob lems.

The night wa s a grea t succ ess and pa rents we re p roud , you

c ould sense the friend ly atmo sphere, with polite c hat terbetwe en p arents, and a little nervousness from the stud ents who were performing. The

evening ended on a high no te w ith p resents given out to the d rama tea c her, Miss

Med wa y, whe n she m ade her ow n speec h ab out the students, and wa s a lmo st in tea rs. The

spe ec h move d the c rowd too, so much so tha t some p eop le c ried . It wa s a ve ry happy

occasion.

Now the rea lity o f GCSE d rama ha s rea lly kic ked in for yea r 10 stud ents like me... the

pressure is mo unting, b ut, by see ing the c ompetition, it is undoub ted ly a n insp ira tion to do

better.

Sop hie Jubeh

Christ's Does Dram a

Gua rd ian Young Journal ists

Two yea r 10 stud ents, Wend y Barnes and Sop hie Jubeh, a re c ontinuing to mee t the

dea d lines and ha ve their a rticles pub lished for the Gua rd ian Young Journalist sc hem e. Their

ta sk is to w rite one artic le p er month on a loc a l story, ove r a period of 8 months, and to

ma ke sure that it is c hec ked and up loa de d o nto the Gua rdian website by the end of eac h

month.

As we ll as ga ining fantastic expe rience of w riting for the med ia , they a re b uild ing up a

portfolio o f wo rk, "I enjoy do ing e xtra resea rch and finding o ut about stories in my loc al

c om munity" c om me nted Wendy. "I've imp roved my Eng lish writing skills and m et a ll thedea d lines. This has bee n a rea l c ha lleng e but I've ga ined a sense of sa tisfac tion

from upload ing ea c h artic le on time," ad ded Sop hie.

They are now over half wa y through the sc heme and have met every de ad line so

fa r. Providing they keep this up , they will rec eive a p rofessiona l letter of rec og nition to a dd

to their CVs.

Claire Lorenz


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On Thursday 10th March a n exc iting milestone, almost lite rally, was reac hed in the New Build ing

projec t: the laying do wn o f the founda tions. In atte nda nc e w ere Hea dte ac her Mr Burke, de puty

hea d Ms Walsh, Ms Brown w ho is c oo rd ina ting the build ing projec t on b eha lf of sc hoo l and Ruth-

the C ha p lin with seve ra l very kee n Yea r 7 stud ents, a ll the re to w itne ss the c erem ony. Anenormous a mo unt of p rep aration wo rk has go ne in to ge t to this sta ge .

First, there wa s the dem olishing o f the existing roo ms on b oth the first a nd sec ond floors of the

build ing . The rooms nea r the front o f the b uild ing w ere c om p letely destroyed and the loc kers in

the c orrido rs had to b e remo ved to ma ke wa y for temp orary sc reening. Luckily som e of the do ors

left in plac e ha ve sma ll windo ws in so a ll the p upils c an keep an eye o n the b uilding site a nd how

it c hang es ea c h da y. The next stag e w as to exca vate the g round in p rep aration for the

found at ions with the b uild ing w ork force c hipp ing out old fo unda tions - very noisy - and c rea ting

huge holes rea dy for the c onc rete and steel fram es which a re ne ed ed to streng then a nd supp ort

the c olumns.

Follow ing the fo unda tion ceremo ny, the stee l frame s we re p ut in plac e on the 15th Ma rc h. The

ma c hines used to assist this we re a 30 tonne c ity c rane a nd two c herry p ickers. This job w as

finished on Friday, 18th Ma rc h a nd it is wo nderful now to see the ac tua l structure of our newbuilding. The builders started their work in January and since then the students of Christs have

had to c op e w ith ma ny change s to their da ily routines. The w orst a spe c t is p rob ab ly the no ise.

How ever, the b uilders a re on sc hed ule a nd there have b ee n no a c c idents or mista kes and it is

now great to see so m uc h p rogress. Stud ents fee l it will be w orth it whe n the b uild ing is finally

finished.

Wend y Barnes

Students at Found ation Cerem ony

Start of a new build ing


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ASDAN Yea r 10 group w ere d elighted

to be g iven the on-going opp ortunity

of a ssessing the deve lop me nt o f the

new building extension.

Every Tuesday d uring lessons we mee t

with Ma rk the site Ma nger to d isc uss

and view the d evelopm ent of theextension.

The g roup were te rribly excited a t the

prospe c t of g oing on the sc affolding

and looking a t ea c h floor now that

the c onc rete floor has be en laid and

the floors are really starting to come

together.

The g roup had a hea lth and safe ty

talk and were m ad e to wea r all the

build ing site gea r that is nec essary for

when wa lking a round the site.We wo uld like to take this op portunity to tha nk Mark for his time a nd effo rts with the group

and look forwa rd to o ur we ekly visits.

Ca therine Harris

Asda n Aimimg High

Yea r 7 Frenc h Trip Yea r 7 stud ents trave lled to Franc e on Frida y, 1st Ap ril to sta y at the Kingswoo d C ha tea u

nea r Diep pe. Here are some o f their c om ments:This yea r the Frenc h stud ents we nt o n a Frenc h trip to Diep pe. During this ama zing trip we

visited a b rilliant aquarium w ith load s of exotic fish which we go t to touc h.

When w e a rrived a t the C hateau we all chose rooms and had an e xc iting night. Most of us

ate too many sweets and couldnt get to sleep.

The follow ing d ay w e w ent to the market.

Most of the bo ys bo ught a kilog ram of

sweets. When we got ba c k to the c hatea u

we go t to know some Frenc h kids tha t later

stayed in our roo m that night . Soon a fterwe w ent to the be ac h with our new

Frenc h friend s.

We went to the Cider Farm the next da y.

We touched o ld fashioned eq uipm ent

that they used to make c ide r with.

The d isc o was fun, and I b roke my finge rs

break danc ing!

A g reat time was had by all.

Review s by: Ben Chin, Ben King, Aida n Mc Millan a nd Ellie Mc Lay.


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Rowing:

Emily Mayer and Deryn Este rhuyse o n Frida y, 4th Marc h to ok p art in the

North Lond on Nationa l Junior Indoo r Row ing Cha mp i-

onships. The g irls took p art in 5 m inute row ing p iec es to

do the ma ximum a mount of m eter coverage. Deryn

c ame 2nd out o f 100 girls in her division and Emily ca me

3rd.

Congratulations girls!

Netball:

Overa ll results for yea r 7 and 8 as follows: Yea r 7 wo n 4 out of 6 ma tc hes.Yea r 8 won 4 matc hes, drew 1 and lost 1. The e fforts

within the g irls netb all tea m ha ve b een outstand ing this

season.

Basketball:

Yea r 8/9 basketball tea m on the 21st Ma rc h played the Borough final

against Waldergrave sc hoo l and w on 24-18 and are

now Borough Cha mp ions. Well done !

Yea r 8 boys a re a lso Boroug h Basketb a ll Cha mpions with a w in on the

15th Feb ruary aga inst Twickenha m Ac adem y . In thefinal they won 22-2. Exce llent job boys!

Bad luc k to the yea r 9 boys who lost out on the Borough Cha mp ionship

title a ga inst Hampton Boys Sc hoo l on the 31st Ma rc h.

Rugby League:

Yea r 9 girls a re Boroug h Champions. On Thursday, 31st Marc h they

played Greyc ourt, Walde rgrave, Twickenham Ac ad e-

my and Ham pton Ac ad emy and won in the final

ag ainst Twickenham Ac ad emy, 2 tries to 1 and ma de it

throug h to the Reg iona l Tournament o n the 5th May.Good luc k g irls!

Sp o rts Ne w s


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On Wednesda y, 6th Ap ril Nicky Worsley our Sc hool sports c oo rdinator

held the first Prima ry junior foo tb a ll orga nisers to urnam ent for our loc a l

cluster primary schools to include St Elizabeths, Holy Trinity a nd Marsh-gate yea r 3 stud en ts. Our JFOs and GC SE PE stud ents tra ined the Year

3s on the day with a warm-up session, skills session, refereed 4 matches,

a sem i and a fina l. Congratula tions to M arshga te w ho to ok 1st and 2nd

pa lc e a nd p layed ea c h other in the finals. A big tha nk you to M ic k

greenwood who helped organize the Christs students for the training

on the d ay. An exc ellent d ay ha d b y all!

OVERALL COUNTY

CHAMPIONS!!

Well done C onnor for hisfantastic efforts.

Richmo nd Girls to ta l from 4

rac es = 310 p ts, Harrow =

605pts

Richm ond Boys to ta l from 4

rac es = 511p ts, Barnet =

378p ts, Harrow = 561pts

Overall: Richm ond = 821pts,Harrow = 1166p ts - only tw o

Boroug hs c losed full teams of 6athletes.

Nic ola Worsley

BIG CONGRATULATIONS to

Connor Patte rson who ranked

32 / 64 in U15 c a tegory of the

Midd lesex Co unty C rossCo untry finals a t Harrow

Sc hoo l on a freezing, we t a ndwindy day of Tuesda y 15th

February.

Connor put a grea t run in up

and d ow n the hilly grounds of

Harrow Independ ent sc hoo l a

hard c ourse known to ma ny!

Connor and his tea m ma tes

ga ined the m ost points ove ra llfo r TEAM RICHMOND and

be c am e the reigning Borough

These w ill be held on the 18th Ap ril.

Go od luc k to 14 of our 14 year 11

bo ys that ha ve be en selec ted t otake p art.

Connor Patterson

Prima ry School Links

The London Rugby Lea gue

talented athlete trials

A Big thank to Nick

Graham whohelped c oac h the

Christs students

footba ll teams this

year.


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In my last letter I me ntioned the link we we re b eg inning to b uild with

Strathmore Sc hoo l for ch ildren w ith severe lea rning d iffic ulties. This te rm we w elcom ed

a number of Strathmore stud ents and the ir Lea rning Support Assista nts to two o f our

Yea r 7 Art c lasses. The stud ents were working with c lay and the joint experienc e w as

very positive. We hop e to we lc om e mo re students to som e of our summ er Textiles

c lasses for felt-making . Ivan Pryc e, the Hea d Tea c her from Strathmore spoke a t one o four Whole Sc hool Assem b lies to exp lain the simila rities and d ifferenc es between the

students of b oth sc hoo ls. During tha t a ssembly he ta ught our pup ils the a lphabet in

sign langua ge . They w ere rea lly enthusiastic a nd we hop e tha t when Strathmore

stud ents me et with ours in future lessons, releva nt sign language words will be sent up

in a dva nce so tha t those w ho a re interested c an lea rn mo re.

During this term Ive been meeting local youth workers and, with their he lp, we will be

op ening a n After Sc hool Caf Club o ne a fternoon a week from 3pm5pm. This will

simp ly be a plac e fo r the stude nts to c ome a t the e nd of the sc hool da y to soc ialise

with the ir friends. Adults will be p resent . I will let you know more once were up and

running.

The plans for Emlyns Garden are now completed and Year10 vo luntee rs will have a

c oup le o f Sa turda ys a t the b eg inning o f next term p lanting up the g a rde n, before

orga nising and running a spec ia l event to officially op en it.

At the time o f writing a 1-2 me tre d iam eter wire a nd pa pe r

ma c h c rown of thorns has a lmost be en c ompleted by DT

stud ents for the Easter servic e. A number of stud ents havewritten about subjects that are thorns in the flesh of

huma nity today. Their p iec es will form a n impo rta nt p art o f

the servic e, and theyll add a thorn to the crown after theyve read their contribution.

Textiles stud ents will then transform the c rown of thorns with ga rland s of ma terial

flowers that have been m ad e in the de pa rtment. One o f the sc hool ba nds will be

accompanying some of the singing and well also be using well-know n hits tha tcapture the themes were exploring.

The stud ents ra ised over 500 for Red Nose Da y which was fabulous. Stud ent Counc il

p ic ked two c harities for our Lent fund -ra isingFive Talents and Ma ke a Wish. Coming

a t the same time a s Red Nose Da y the e nthusiasm to raise m oney has wa ned and

weve not done very well for these charities. Im keen that our students enjoy raising

money for c harity, and dont experience it as a pressure, so if you ha ve a ny idea s

abo ut how we c an enco urag e them in this area, please let me know.

I hop e everyone ha s a grea t ho liday and tha t those c elebra ting Passove r, Easter, orthe ma ny spec ial Hindu days will find b lessing in these festivals.

Kind reg ards,

Ruth

Messages

A message from our Chaplain, Ruth Scott


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Thank you for the wo nderful offe rs of he lp tha t a re rolling in

keep them c oming please!

Were getting some fantastic prizes: a weeks family member-

ship to the Riverside Hea lth & Rac quets Club ; 4 tic kets to Ken-

wo od Summe r Pic nic; Roya l Court Thea tre tickets; Nintendo Wiifitness boa rd and dum bbells; a bea utiful p lanted d isp lay; a free

haircut; etc please keep asking at work and in your local

shop s and businesses. We have a letter of introd uc tion you c an

use so plea se g et in touc h.

More news after Easter have a great holiday!

Pauline Ronksley 07769 700028 paulineronksley@gma il.com Ma rie Hawtho rne 07905 824452 ma-

rie.haw thorne@imgworld .com

Claire-Louise Frenc h 020 8878 6582 c lfrenc h@blueyond er.c o.uk

I wo uld like to tha nk all the p a rents who have p urc hased bo oks for us

from our Ama zon Wish List.

This is an on g oing p rojec t a nd we a re reg ularly ad d ing to the w ish list

and any p arent who w ould like to buy a b ook for the sc hool needs

only follow the instruct ions below .

To a c c ess the w ish lists, go to the Ama zon we bsite, click on Wish

List (tab in top right ha nd c orner), then put Christs School into the

sea rc h bo x that a utoma tic ally co mes up.

When you ha ve selecte d the b ook you wish to p urc hase a dd it to your

ba sket a nd p roc eed to c hec k out. You w ill be a sked to log in with

your own Ama zon ac co unt and then you ca n choo se to have the

bo ok de livered to sc hool.

If you are ha ving any prob lem s p lea se e -ma il me :

[email protected]

B.Bell

Librarian

Christs School stall at the Richmond May Fair

Saturday 14th May 10am 5pm

Am azon Wish list
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Sixth form provisionsurvey of students and pa rents

In Dec em ber 2010, the Councils Cabinet affirmed its commitment to undertaking a

feasibility study regarding the establishment of sixth forms in the boroughs eight sec-ond a ry sc hoo ls and ac adem ies. As part of tha t fea sib ility, the Co unc il is running a

survey from Mo nday 28 Marc h until Friday 29 April to ob ta in the view s of sec ond ary

sc hoo l and c olleg e stud ents and of p aren ts of students a t a ll phases.

The survey c an b e a c c essed a t www.richmond.gov.uk/sixth_forms_consultation.

Contd.
https://mail.lgflmail.org/owa/redir.aspx?C=75c5ef9e6d4b4fed8499758415380b5d&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.richmond.gov.uk%2fsixth_forms_consultationhttps://mail.lgflmail.org/owa/redir.aspx?C=75c5ef9e6d4b4fed8499758415380b5d&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.richmond.gov.uk%2fsixth_forms_consultationhttps://mail.lgflmail.org/owa/redir.aspx?C=75c5ef9e6d4b4fed8499758415380b5d&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.richmond.gov.uk%2fsixth_forms_consultation


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Z U M BA T OM IC (Zumba for children 4-12yrs)

Monday & Wednesday

8-9pmFulbrook Sports Centre, New Haw,

KT15 3HW

Tuesday 7.30-8.30pmGumley School for girls,

Isleworth, TW7 6XF

Thursdays from

3.45pm

Isleworth Recreation Centre,

Twickenham Road, TW7 7EU

Isleworth Recreation centre, Twickenham Road, TW7 7EU

12, 13, 14 April 12.00-16.15

Ages 5-13 yrs

25.00 per child

Please contact Kate to book a place or for further information

If you would like to a dve rtise your

business or servic es in our newsletter

please contac t: Mrs J Ralph at

jralp h@c hrists.richmond.sch.uk


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Add itional information:

To c onta c t Sta ff b y e-ma il p lea se use the ir first initia l

and then surnam e w ritten a s one word followe d by

generic end ing: @c hrists.richm ond.sc h.uk

There is a lso a quick link via sc hool website.Christ's Sc ho ol

Que en 's Roa d

Richmond

Surrey

TW10 6HW

Phone : 020 8940 6982

Fax: 020 8332 6085

E-ma il: [email protected] .sch.uk

www.christs.richmond.sch.uk

Timetab le for school day

All stud ents to a rrive a t

sc hool and b e rea dy for

reg istra tion a t 08.30

Morning break 10.40-10.55

Lunc h break 12.55-13.40

End of sc hoo l 15.00

Summe r uniform required :

b lazer, white shirt and sc hoo l

tie o r summe r polo shirt

To o rder uniform go to our

website: http://

c hrists.richmond .sc h.uk/

home

Holidays:

Summer Term

26th April20 July at 1pm

Pub lic Holiday, Frida y, 29th Ap ril 2011 - sc ho ol c losed

Bank Holiday Mond ay, 2nd Ma y 2011 - sc hool c losed

Half Term

30 Ma y3 June

Have a restful Easter break
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