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Dear Parents/Carer What a great end to a long term. This term the Music/Art/Drama Dept have excelled, starting with the brilliantly designed Christmas cards illustrated by Grey Court students, to the stu-dents participating in the Christmas concert and the OAP party. The choir also went along and sang at Sainsbury's, and then the Grey Court orchestra played at St Richard’s candlelight ser-vice, receiving fantastic feedback. On the sports field our teams continue to dominate. We are so very proud of all our students. Please see full details in the sports section of ebulletin. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Grey Court staff who work tirelessly for our young people. The buzz around the school is incredible. Our ambitions for our young people include every one of them, as we do everything we can to ensure we transform any challenge to an opportunity. The newly formed Parent Association are work-ing really hard, helping out at events and raising money for the school. I would like to thank them for their support to the school. Year 10 have part of their English GCSE on 10th January, so once the presents have been opened and everyone has recharged their batteries, it is important they dedicate some time to their Eng-lish studies.

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Monday 7 January to Thursday 28 March 2013 HALF TERM

Monday 18th February—Friday 22 February 2013

EASTER : Friday 29 March—

Friday 12 April 2013

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Monday 27—Friday 31 May 2013

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CHRISTMAS edition : December 2012

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Maggie Bailey | HEADTEACHER

Year 11 need to sort themselves out a revision timetable and ensure that they stay focussed for the year ahead.

Sponsored swim : Sunday 9 DecemberSponsored swim : Sunday 9 DecemberSponsored swim : Sunday 9 DecemberSponsored swim : Sunday 9 December We had fantastic support for this event, with over 40 swimmers, who swam over 10,000m within the 10 hour slot. I would like to advise that to date we have raised £750. Finally, we know we could not do the work we do without our parents, so thank you very much for all your support. I would like to wish all par-ents/carers/students a very happy Christmas and best wishes for 2013. I look forward to seeing all students back in school on Monday 7 January 2013.

Kind regards Maggie BaileyMaggie BaileyMaggie BaileyMaggie Bailey————HeadteacherHeadteacherHeadteacherHeadteacher

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Learning & Teaching Update Learning & Teaching Update Learning & Teaching Update Learning & Teaching Update ---- Christmas and a time for reflectionChristmas and a time for reflectionChristmas and a time for reflectionChristmas and a time for reflection The Christmas holiday is rapidly approaching and this is a great opportunity for us to reflect upon the progress that our students are making. Under the new 2012 OFSTED framework, one of the most important factors in demonstrating student progress is through the quality and pride students demon-strate through their written work and exercise books.

Take a moment over the Christmas Holiday to look through your children’s books and have a conver-sation with them about the quality of their presentation. Have they underlined the title and date? Do they make a clear distinction between their classwork (CW) and homework (HWK)? Are they writing in paragraphs and bullets points where appropriate? Do they take time and care in presenting their work? If you find that holiday boredom creeps in then ask them to find their Next Steps feedback and demonstrate to their teacher that they have taken the feedback on board and improved upon it.

At Grey Court we aim that the quality of the work and presentation in the exercise books is of the highest standard possible. OFSTED will be influenced by this as they make their judgements on our achievement as a school and judge the progress our students make. So please take the opportunity to reflect upon the presentation and care of your child's work over the school break and support them in making it even better.

KEY DATES:

Term starts for all students on Monday 7 January 2013Term starts for all students on Monday 7 January 2013Term starts for all students on Monday 7 January 2013Term starts for all students on Monday 7 January 2013 Year 7Year 7Year 7Year 7

11 March 2013 – parents evening including book look 13-15 May 2013 – revision booklet issued 10-21 June 2013 - exams 13 June 2013 – parents evening BAND A/B 20 June 2013 – parents evening BAND C/D

Year 8Year 8Year 8Year 8

2 May 2013 – parent evening 13-15 May 2012 – revision booklet issued 10-21 June 2012 – Exams


7 February 2013 – parent evening 7 March 2013 – options evening 13-15 May 2013 – revision booklet issued 10-21 June 2013 - Exams


Start of term for Richmond upon Thames College (RUTC) construction (9 January 2013), hair & beauty (9 January), critical thinking Wednesdays (9 January), Thursdays (10 January 2013) 13-15 May 2013 – revision booklet issued 6 June 2013 – parent evening 10-21 June 2013 – exams begin


Start of term for Richmond upon Thames College (RUTC) for construction (11 January 2013), hair & beauty (11 January 2013) 15 January 2013 - trial exams results day 17 January 2013 – parents evening 25 April 2013 – GCSE drama showcase 13 May 2013 – official start date for exams 27 June 2013 – Yr11 school prom

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Happy Christmas and well done Year 7 for surviving a mammoth first term! You have made a great start to Grey Court and have created a fan-tastic first impression through your participation, achieve-ment and behaviour around the school. Well done to the Year 7 Choir

and Drama Group who per-

formed so well in the Celebra-

tion Assembly. It was also

great to see how many of you

collected House Points and

certificates. Well done again.

Have a great Christmas and a

well earned rest!

Year 7 Year 7 Year 7 Year 7

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Head of Year 8 & Year 9Head of Year 8 & Year 9Head of Year 8 & Year 9Head of Year 8 & Year 9 Mr. DyerMr. DyerMr. DyerMr. Dyer

Celebration AssembliesCelebration AssembliesCelebration AssembliesCelebration Assemblies Congratulations to all those who received certificates and prizes during this week’s assemblies. Prizes were awarded for excep-tional progress made since last year, tutor awards, quiz winners and best form at-tendance. Noteworthy mentions to Renee My-burgh and Shaun Parkes who each picked up the Jack Petchey award and £200 to spend within the school, and current quiz leaders 9E & 8E who won a massive box of chocolates for their forms. A big thank you to all of the pupils who performed at the assembly, and special mention to Oliver Tait who led both Y9s and Y8s in a Samba

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weeks, can we please ensure this is rectified over the 2 week holiday. If you need to be refreshed on the school uniform policy, please go to http://www.greycourt.richmond.sch.uk/parentsuniform or speak to Mr Dyer

Merry Christmas, and a Merry Christmas, and a Merry Christmas, and a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New YearHappy New YearHappy New YearHappy New Year

drumming showcase. Tree JumpersTree JumpersTree JumpersTree Jumpers It is great to see so many people have signed up for the tree jumpers trip at the end of the year in Y8. There are still a handful of places left remaining, if you are interested but have not paid a deposit or expressed interest, please speak to Mr Dyer. 2013 Expectations2013 Expectations2013 Expectations2013 Expectations At Grey Court we strive for pupils to be as good as they can be, in terms of academia, behaviour, commitment, socially etc. Our main focus in KS3 over the next term is to improve the standard of uniform. As previously mentioned in earlier edi-tions, it has been noted that incorrect shoes have become an issue in recent

Year 8 students :Activity Day

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Year 9 students on a trip to Pizza

Year 10

Mr. Rhodes : Head of Year The Y10 students enjoyed their celebration assembly. There was just the right balance of fun combined with the formality a celebration assembly requires. Tutor prizes, attendance prizes, performances and the quiz prise were all presented. I was extremely proud of their conduct as was the incoming Phase Leader for KS4. I have really enjoyed working with the year group and would like to wish parents and students a very happy Christmas.

Trip to Kings College

Year 11

Mr. Rhodes : Head of Year

The year 11 students have received the results of their functional skills exam. ICT is extremely important and if students do not leave school with a qualification they will be made to continue the subject in the next stage of their development. Those few students who have not been successful must attend all revision sessions prior to resitting the examination. As you may be aware there is a new Phase Leader for KS4 who starts after the Christmas holidays. I will still be working closely with the students in order to ensure that they are making the required progress. I have really enjoyed this spell as the Phase Leader and would like to thank both parents and students for their support. I hope that you have a restful Christmas and look forward to seeing you at parents evening in the new year.

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Jack Petchey Achievement Award Well done to the following students who won awards

Student nominated : Renee Myburgh (8A)Student nominated : Renee Myburgh (8A)Student nominated : Renee Myburgh (8A)Student nominated : Renee Myburgh (8A) Renee is a promising sprint canoeist, trained by one of the GB team coaches at Richmond Canoe Club three times a week. In September Renee became the U14 girls National Champion in the 500m and 1000m in both the single and double events. A week earlier Renee also raced to gold becoming the U14 girls National Champion at the marathon distance (6.5m) and subsequently selected to represent the British Canoe Union at the French Nationals in Reims. Unfortunately Renee was unable to race due to other commitments but will hopefully represent GB in 2013. Student nominated : Shaun Parkes (8O)Student nominated : Shaun Parkes (8O)Student nominated : Shaun Parkes (8O)Student nominated : Shaun Parkes (8O) Shaun has just been presented his karate black belt (1st Dan) by Sensei Carol David the founder of the Shinrai Karate Do Association at a recent well attended martial arts tournament. This fol-lows 8 years of weekly training (at Sheen Mount Primary School) and ultimately a week long sum-mer course held at Addlestone Leisure Centre in the summer, culminating in Shaun sparring 10 consecutive, gruelling 2 minute rounds against first teenage and then adult black belts. Student nominated : Jasmin Wildey (7C)Student nominated : Jasmin Wildey (7C)Student nominated : Jasmin Wildey (7C)Student nominated : Jasmin Wildey (7C) Jasmin is a British National Acrobatic Gymnast who trains six times a week, 3 hours a day, before and after school as well as at the weekend. Jasmin has competed in competitions all over the country winning 7 gold, 1 silver and 3 bronze medals. Jasmin became British National Champion in Grade 2 in May 2012 in women's pair and is currently training in a new trio partnership at the higher Grade 4. Jasmin has been lucky enough to be coached by members of Spellbound who won Britain's Got Talent a couple of years ago.


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KS3 ART CLUB

Wednesday

3.00pm-4.15pm

Art Room 1

AFTER SCHOOL ART

GCSE Art students

Tuesday and Thursday

3.00pm-4.45pm

Art 2 & Art 3 Studio

ORCHESTRA rehearsals

Thursdays at 3.15pm in MUA

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Lunchtime 12.30 to

1.00pm

Choir MRO

MU B

Bucket Drum-

ming (By invitation)

MRO MU B

Music Theory Club MRO & PMI

MU A

Bucket Drum-

ming (By invitation)

MRO MU B

Keyboard Club PMI

MU A

After School 3.00 to 4.00pm

GCSE Music

& Performing

Arts Catch-up

sessions PMI & MRO

MUA & MUB

Instrumental Forum;

Soloists/groups/bands/

independent class ex-

tension work in prac-

tice rooms MRO/VPA Student

leaders

MU B

Orchestra PMI

MU A

Wimbledon

training MRO

S/Hall


Drama Club Year 7

Drama Studio

Drama Club Year 8 & 9

Drama Studio


GCSE Art Stu-

dents A2 & A3

KS3 Art Club (Year 7,8 &9)

A1

GCSE Art

Students A2 & A3


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Grey Court Orchestra performed again on Tuesday evening (18 December), rounding off a busy and successful festive season for the musicians following performances last week at the traditional OAP Tea Party and fabulous Christmas Concert, both held at Grey Court. The Grey Court students contributed festive music at the Carols by Candlelight service in conjunc-tion with St Richards School and Church. Live musical accompaniment from the Orchestra really enhanced the carol singing at this beauti-ful and atmospheric community event. Nick Whitfield, Director for Children and Learning Services for Richmond and Kingston spoke at the service praising Ham schools for their sense of love and community. He also had words of ap-preciation for the ‘fantastic orchestra from Grey Court’! Rehearsals resume next term on Thursdays after school and the Orchestra looks forward to wel-coming players old and new.

Orchestra at Carols by Candlelight @ St Richards School and Church

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I would like to thank all students and staff involved in the Christmas Concert and the OAP Tea Party. All performances were fantastic and I had some very positive feedback from parents and people attending the tea party. The Drama Club Panto - 'We Witch you A Merry Christmas', was a big hit again for the second year running and the Performing Arts group really pushed the boat out with outstanding performances. A special thank you also goes to the Choir who sang carols this week at Sainsbury's in Kingston and the Orchestra who played at St Richards Carol service in Ham. Many thanks to parents too for all your support. A really big thank you to Mr Wells, Mr Robinson, Mr Husnu and Ms Bharmal for all their support and hard work with all the Christmas Events. Notices The Charity Gig/MOGO awards auditions will take place in January for the Gig in March. Get thinking and preparing for your auditions. Details will go up in the music area. Keep your eye on the notice board. Peripatetic Lessons will start in January - please see the music notice board for the first week of lessons commencing Tuesday 8th January 2013. Timetables will go on the website and in the weekly e-bulletin as soon as they are made available from Rich-mond Music Trust.

Mr. MillarMr. MillarMr. MillarMr. Millar


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Grey Court choir at Sainsbury'sGrey Court choir at Sainsbury'sGrey Court choir at Sainsbury'sGrey Court choir at Sainsbury's We were very pleased to see so many students keen to participate in the choir this year. They were asked to sing some Christmas carols in the entrance of Sainsbury's on Monday 17th Decem-ber, and we had nearly 40 students take part. They made a great impression on the shoppers and we even had some requests from younger spectators! We look forward to continuing to perform at concerts and events in 2013 and hope to see you there!


Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year

from the VPA Team


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Monday 7Monday 7Monday 7Monday 7thththth JanuaryJanuaryJanuaryJanuary Year 10/11 Girls Basketball v Waldegrave (H) 3.30pm Tuesday 8Tuesday 8Tuesday 8Tuesday 8thththth JanuaryJanuaryJanuaryJanuary ESFA Year 7 Boys (B) Football v Kennet School (H) 1.00pm k/o Year 9 Boys Rugby League v Thomas Knyvett (A) 2.00pm k/o Thursday 10Thursday 10Thursday 10Thursday 10thththth JanuaryJanuaryJanuaryJanuary Year 8 Boys Basketball v Christ’s (A) 3.30pm start Friday 11Friday 11Friday 11Friday 11thththth JanuaryJanuaryJanuaryJanuary U13 Boys Cricket at St Mary’s University Sports hall 9.00am to 1.00pm

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**NEW** England Netball High**NEW** England Netball High**NEW** England Netball High**NEW** England Netball High----5 Netball Workshop 5 Netball Workshop 5 Netball Workshop 5 Netball Workshop for teachers, coaches and young leadersfor teachers, coaches and young leadersfor teachers, coaches and young leadersfor teachers, coaches and young leaders

Date: Date: Date: Date: Tuesday 7Tuesday 7Tuesday 7Tuesday 7thththth February 2013February 2013February 2013February 2013 Venue: Venue: Venue: Venue: Virgo Fidelis Convent Secondary School, Upper Norwood, Croydon, SE19 1RSVirgo Fidelis Convent Secondary School, Upper Norwood, Croydon, SE19 1RSVirgo Fidelis Convent Secondary School, Upper Norwood, Croydon, SE19 1RSVirgo Fidelis Convent Secondary School, Upper Norwood, Croydon, SE19 1RS Cost: Cost: Cost: Cost: £25 affiliated / £35 non affiliated (NB primary school affiliation is now FREE)£25 affiliated / £35 non affiliated (NB primary school affiliation is now FREE)£25 affiliated / £35 non affiliated (NB primary school affiliation is now FREE)£25 affiliated / £35 non affiliated (NB primary school affiliation is now FREE) Time: Time: Time: Time: 12.30pm 12.30pm 12.30pm 12.30pm –––– 3.30pm3.30pm3.30pm3.30pm Target Audience: Target Audience: Target Audience: Target Audience: Teachers, coaches, young leaders (aged 14 years plus).Teachers, coaches, young leaders (aged 14 years plus).Teachers, coaches, young leaders (aged 14 years plus).Teachers, coaches, young leaders (aged 14 years plus). This workshop will allow attendees to learn more about the game of High 5, the skills in-volved and how to get High 5 up and running in their school or club. The workshop will examine everything from the philosophy and principles of High 5, effective warm up and cool down, the basic netball skills needed to play High 5 including movement skills, passing, catching and shooting through to the organisation of a High 5 game. Teachers / coaches / leaders will have the opportunity to take part in a game of high 5 along with exploring the other support roles involved in High 5 rotations including scorer, centre pass marker and time keeper. The workshop will also address the rules of High 5 and give attendees the opportunity to umpire a High 5 game in action and gain confidence in officiating the game. This three-hour practical workshop is accompanied by a DVD cov-ering all you need to know about the skills of the game, handy skills cards to use during sessions, High 5 rotation sheets, centre pass marker and score cards, and a rule book to help you and your players become more familiar with the game. Outcomes:Outcomes:Outcomes:Outcomes: By the end of the workshop a coach should be able to:

Ø Understand the principles of High 5 Netball Ø Identify and deliver basic netball skills using appropriate practices Ø Progress basic skills into a small sided game Ø Develop the game of High 5 Netball Ø Introduce the High 5 Netball rules within a session where appropriate

Please find attached to this ebulletin poster and booking form Please see Ms Noonan if you are interestedPlease see Ms Noonan if you are interestedPlease see Ms Noonan if you are interestedPlease see Ms Noonan if you are interested

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Grey Court Running ClubGrey Court Running ClubGrey Court Running ClubGrey Court Running Club This Thursday Grey Court running club adopted a more festive approach. Thirteen students dressed up in their festive attire to run around a wet and windy Richmond Park. For most people this would have been a miserable experience, but the girls and boys ran in full spirits wishing the passing public a Merry Christ-mas. It has been a fantastic term for the running club and the students have put in a huge effort, meeting every Thursday morning at 7am. Running club will resume Thursday 10th January and anyone who wishes to join is more than welcome. Until then we would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! Hannah Noonan : Girls PE Hannah Noonan : Girls PE Hannah Noonan : Girls PE Hannah Noonan : Girls PE


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Staff v Students NetballStaff v Students NetballStaff v Students NetballStaff v Students Netball Staff 17 : Students 19Staff 17 : Students 19Staff 17 : Students 19Staff 17 : Students 19 Report by Zoe Cramp and Anna MarshallReport by Zoe Cramp and Anna MarshallReport by Zoe Cramp and Anna MarshallReport by Zoe Cramp and Anna Marshall Last Tuesday the anticipation was building as the rivalry between Staff and Students increased. So when the teachers appeared from the PE office in their Christmas fancy dress, there was a roar of laughter from the students. Not distracted by the staff's dress code, we began our warm-up and quickly started the game. The year 9s were to challenge the staff in the first quarter and won the first centre pass. The competitive spirit drove us on to score the first goal of the match. Followed soon after with frequent goals from both sides. The play was clinical from both teams and by the end of the first quarter the year 9s were up by two goals. As the second quarter started, it was the turn of the year 10 and 11s to face the teachers. Even with fierce competition from the staff attack, the seniors managed to keep the score level as the whistle blew for half time. After a team talk and some inspirational advice, the year 9s were back on court and eager to give the teachers a run for their money. Unfortunately the staff played some excellent netball causing us to be down by one before the last quarter. We knew we had to win and with one last push from the senior squad the score line finished 17-19 to the students. Thanks to Miss Noonan and Miss Cully for organising the game and all the teachers who came out in the cold to play. We have hopefully raised enough money to buy net-ball kit for next season so thank you for everyone's donation and support. Note from Miss. Noonan:Note from Miss. Noonan:Note from Miss. Noonan:Note from Miss. Noonan: I would just like to thank all of the staff who supported the netball match: Miss 'Hot Shot' Jackson, Miss 'Dynamo' Blackburn, Miss 'Twinkle Toes' Cully, Miss 'Shot Stop' Bhumbla, Miss 'Unstoppable' Pollard, Miss. 'Slick Pass' Bharmal I would also like to thank all the year 9, 10 and 11 girls for working so hard to collect sponsorship money and for everyone who kindly donated. As staff, we are gracious in defeat (after some questionable umpiring and magical appearance of goals). Thank you all for your efforts this term and I wish you a very Merry Christmas.

Ms Noonan : Girls PE Ms Noonan : Girls PE Ms Noonan : Girls PE Ms Noonan : Girls PE


GREY COURT’S

SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS

2011-2012

YEAR 7

Boys Borough Football Champions

Boys Borough Rugby League Champions

Boys Rugby 7s Isleworth and Syon Plate Winners

Boys Emerging Schools Rugby Union County Winners

Boys Emerging Schools Regional Finals Rugby Union Third Place

Boys Borough Athletics Outdoor Champions

Boys English Schools Athletics Middlesex County Runners-Up

Boys English Schools Athletics South East Finals Runners-Up

Boys Borough Sports Hall Athletics Champions

Boys South-West London Sports Hall Athletics Runners-Up

Boys London Sports Hall Athletics Runners-Up

Boys Cricket Borough Champions

Girls Borough Football Champions

Girls Borough Sports Hall Athletics Champions

Girls Borough Athletics Outdoor Athletics Runners-Up

Girls English Schools Athletics Middlesex County Third Place

Girls English Schools Athletics South East Finals Fourth Place

Zeno Ibsen Rossi – Yr7 Borough Cross Country Champion

YEAR 8


Boys Borough Rugby League Champions

Boys Rugby 7s St James Plate Winners

Boys Rugby 7s Orleans Park Third Place


Boys Borough Athletics Outdoor Champions

Boys English Schools Athletics Middlesex County Runners-Up

Boys English Schools Athletics South East Finals Runners-Up

Boys Borough Sports Hall Athletics Champions

Boys South-West London Sports Hall Athletics Champions

Boys London Sports Hall Athletics Runners-Up

Boys Cricket Borough Champions

Girls Borough Football Champions

Girls Borough Sports Hall Athletics Champions

Girls London Sports Hall Athletics Fourth Place

Girls Borough Athletics Outdoor Athletics Runners-Up

Girls English Schools Athletics Middlesex County Third Place

Girls English Schools Athletics South East Finals Fourth Place

Girls Netball Borough Champions

YEAR 9

Boys Rugby League Borough Champions


Boys Emerging Schools Regional Finals Rugby Union Third Place

Boys Table Tennis Borough Runners-Up

Girls Volleyball Borough Champions


Girls Borough Netball Champions

KS3 boys Table Tennis Champions

Harry Reynolds – Year 9 Borough Cross Country Champion

YEAR 10 and 11

Boys Volleyball Borough Runners-Up

Boys Volleyball South-East Finalists

Boys Table Tennis Borough Runners-Up

Girls Volleyball Borough Champions

Boys Rugby League Borough Champions

KS4 Girls Table Tennis Champions

Grey Court School Grey Court School Grey Court School Grey Court School Department of Physical Education Department of Physical Education Department of Physical Education Department of Physical Education and Sportand Sportand Sportand Sport

Year 7/8Year 7/8Year 7/8Year 7/8 Cricket TeamCricket TeamCricket TeamCricket Team

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Felix Taylor Oisin Waddington

Shaun Parkes Archie Talmon James Allan-Lowe Nesta Guiness-Walker Max Haughton Reserves (please have kit): Akaash Sharma, Alex Davies, Gabriel Venter

Meet at changing rooms at 8.00am. We will return to

school at approx 1pm.

Please bring cricket whites if you have them.

Let Mr Willmore know if you can’t play.

Grey Court School Grey Court School Grey Court School Grey Court School Department of Physical Education and SportDepartment of Physical Education and SportDepartment of Physical Education and SportDepartment of Physical Education and Sport

Year 9Year 9Year 9Year 9 RugbyRugbyRugbyRugby LeagueLeagueLeagueLeague SquadSquadSquadSquad VsVsVsVs

Thomas Knyvett (AwayThomas Knyvett (AwayThomas Knyvett (AwayThomas Knyvett (Away))))

MeeMeeMeeMeetttt at Boysat Boysat Boysat Boys Changing Rooms at Changing Rooms at Changing Rooms at Changing Rooms at 12.4512.4512.4512.45ppppmmmm. Kick off is at 2pm.. Kick off is at 2pm.. Kick off is at 2pm.. Kick off is at 2pm.

TuesTuesTuesTuesday day day day 8th January8th January8th January8th January

SQUADSQUADSQUADSQUAD

1. Tom Mitchell 2. Jack Flynn 3. Jack Watson 4. Sorin Olteanu 5. Dean O’Brien 6. Jack Pettigrew 7. Charlie Phillips 8. Alex Fraley 9. Charlie Philips 10. Adam Barton 11. AJ Bennetts 12. Oliver Borsberry 13. Daniel Taheri 14. Alfie Ransom 15. Mohamed Ali-Yahia 16. Harry Farrell

Reserves: Jordan Anderson-Phillips, Sean Litherland, Oscar Perriman, Harry Mercer

Rugby Tops, shorts, socks, Gum shields, Boots. We will arrive back at school at approx

4.pm.

Please let Mr Willmore know if you cannot attend.

Darren Trippick [email protected]

Tuesday 12 February 2013

The Frenford Club, The Drive, ILFORD, Essex, IG1 3PS

020 8708 0950

Darren Trippick

18:30-21:30

Darren Trippick [email protected]

26 February 2013

020 8708 0950

18:30-21:30

The Frenford Club, The Drive, ILFORD, Essex, IG1 3PS

Calling all teachers, coaches, parents and young leaders -

If you want to learn more about the game of High 5, the

skills involved and how to get it up and running in your

school or club, then this course is for you! We’ve got some

great practical ideas and resources to take away from the

course – so what’s stopping you?

High 5 is the fun, exciting way for U11s to get involved

in netball. Loads of English primary schools and clubs are

taking part and have seen their young players become more

confident, outgoing individuals through this engaging

form of the game. High 5 involves rotating positions

and a variety of leadership roles to encourage maximum

participation and skill development.

"is three-hour practical workshop is accompanied by

a DVD covering all you need to know about passing and

moving, footwork and shooting. You’ll be provided with

handy skills cards to use during sessions, High 5 rotation

sheets, centre pass marker and score cards, and a rule

book to help you and your players become more familiar

with the game.

We love High 5 and our

teacher/coach makes it really

fun. Help your High 5ers have

just as much fun by going

on the new England Netball

High 5 workshop.

Are you a member of England

Netball? If you or your school are a

member you can get a discount on

this course. Don’t worry if you are

not, did you know primary schools

membership is FREE? Sign up

now and you will be entitled

to this discount.

GET YOUR MEMBERS DISCOUNT ON THIS COURSE!

From November 2012 look out for

courses running in your area or log

onto www.englandnetball.co.uk/

my-game/High_5 for more info.

www.englandnetball.co.uk

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ENGLAND NETBALL COACHING WORKSHOP

BOOKING FORM

When applying for an England Netball course please complete ALL information on this booking form:

Workshop Name:

High-5 Workshop

Venue : Virgo Fidelis Convent School

Date: Thursday 7th February 2013

Candidate Name (Ms/Mr/Miss/Mrs):

Affiliation Number / Netball ID No: (if applicable) This information is essential if you wish to receive the discounted affiliated course rate. (Please contact Membership Dept on 01462 442344 if you have any queries relating to affiliation).

Candidate Address:

Contact Telephone No Home: Mobile:

E-mail address:

Date of Birth: (Applicants must be 16 years of age)

Emergency Contact Name:

Emergency Contact No:

Medical Information (e.g epilepsy, asthma, diabetes, allergies etc)

Please list below any Netball related awards / qualifications you currently hold:

Awards Level Date achieved

Course Reference Number: HF0011

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Please provide information on the individuals or groups you have coached in the last 12 months

Level of performer(s) No of hours coached per week

Do you receive payment for this coaching role? Y/N

Junior Club U11’s

Junior Club 12-16

Satellite / County Academy/ Regional Programme

Senior Beginners e.g. Back to Netball

Senior Recreational – Clubs local league

Senior Elite – Club Regional and Premier League

Other – please state

What further awards / qualifications would you be interested in attending? ………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Are you able to actively take part in the game of Netball ? Yes : No : If no, please detail the reason: ………………………………………………………….… ……………………………………………………………………………………….….……… *Please note for some practical workshops participants may need to be actively involved in netball skills and drills. If you are not able to actively take part, please inform the course organiser at the point of booking. Payment:

By Cheque only. Please ensure you enclose payment (£25.00 affiliated / £35.00 non affiliated). Cheques must be made payable to England Netball with the candidates name clearly printed on the back and returned to: Laura White Surrey Netball Development Officer Surrey Sports Park University of Surrey Guildford Surrey GU2 7AD Please note we are unable to invoice organisations for candidate payment or accept cash payments. In addition we CANNOT accept one cheque for multiple course bookings, for every workshop a candidate books onto there must be a separate cheque and booking

form provided.

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Funding: If your Club, County or another agency is funding your course attendance, please ask them to clearly state your name / candidate name on the back of the cheque.

Cancellation Policy: Requests to cancel a booking should be directed to your Course Organiser and will be considered on an individual basis

Are you male or female?

Date of Birth

What is your ethnic group?

White White British

Black or Black

British

Black Caribbean

African

Other Black

Mixed White & Black Caribbean �

White & Black African �

White & Asian �

Other Mixed �

Chinese or Other

Ethnic Group

Chinese �

Other Ethnic Group �

Asian or Asian

British

Indian

Pakistani

Bangladeshi

Other Asian

Prefer not to say �

Unknown �

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 defines a disabled person as anyone with a ‘physical or mental

impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect upon his/her ability to carry out

normal day to day activities.’

Do you consider yourself to have a disability?

If Yes, what is the nature of your disability?

Visual � Learning � Hearing � Multiple �

Physical � Other � Prefer not to say �

FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY (Course Organiser to complete): Any further action required: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Cheque received: Yes : No :

Place confirmed Yes : No :

For the last �ve years Richmond have been placed in the top

three for Mini Marathon out of the 33 London Boroughs. We are

looking for athletes to help us stay at the top for 2013.

If you are aged between 11 and 17 years, live or go to school in the borough and would like to take part in the Virgin Money Giving Mini London Marathon along part

of the Virgin London Marathon course then you can apply to be part of our team.

Age categories for 2013

Under 13 - must be born on or after

1 September 1999 and before

21 April 2002 (must be aged 11 years

on 21 April 2013)



31 August 1999



31 August 1997

How to apply1 Register to complete a parkrun at

www.parkrun.org.uk/register no later than 6.00pm

on the Friday before you would like to run

2. Complete a 5k parkrun event in the borough*

between 5 January and 2 March 2013

3. Complete the Richmond mini marathon online form

at www.richmond.gov.uk/minimarathon by

Sunday 3 March 2013

4. The Sports Development Team will be selecting the

eight fastest male and eight fastest female athletes

in each age category to represent Richmond on

Sunday 21 April 2013. We will contact qualifying

athletes by email after 4 March 2013.

The Virgin Money Giving Mini London Marathon 2013

*Please note: There are four parkruns in the borough, Bushy Park, Crane Park, Old Deer Park and Richmond Park.

Events take place every Saturday at 9.00am. You may complete any of these runs. To view details on all parkrun

runs please visit the website www.parkrun.org.uk. When taking part in a parkrun event you must adhere to their

terms and conditions. To view these please visit www.parkrun.org.uk/register/registerukform

If you have any queries, please contact: Sports Development Team, Education,

Children’s and Cultural Services, Civic Centre, 44 York Street, Twickenham, TW1 3BZ.

Phone: 020 8831 6134 or email: [email protected]

Please contact us if you need this leaflet in Braille,

large print, on audio tape or in another language.

Phone: 08456 122660, Minicom: 020 8831 6001.

If you have di�culty understanding this lea�et please visit reception at the

address below, where we can arrange a telephone interpreting service.

Farsi

Punjabi

Arabic

Education, Children’s and Cultural Services,

Civic Centre, 44 York Street,

Twickenham, TW1 3BZ2210f

Virgin Money Giving Mini London Wheelchair Marathon

The entry criteria requires participants must be able to self propel themselves over three miles within the time

limit of 45 minutes. Competitors must wear a helmet & gloves and can either use a standard or racing chair.

If you would like to enter the Virgin Money Giving Mini London Wheelchair Marathon you can �nd

out more and apply at www.minimarathon.co.uk

If you have any queries, please contact: Sports Development Team, Education,

Children’s and Cultural Services, Civic Centre, 44 York Street, Twickenham, TW1 3BZ.

Phone: 020 8831 6134 or email: [email protected]

Age categories for 2013

Under 14 boys and girls – Must be born

on or after 1 September 1998 and before

21 April 2002. (must be aged 11 on 21

April 2013).

Under 17 boys and girls – Must be born

on or after 1 September 1995 and before

31 August 1997.

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