Sixth Form and Healthy Schools Edition⦠- St Augustine's Priory
Sixth Form and Healthy Schools Edition⦠- St Augustine's Priory
Sixth Form and Healthy Schools Edition⦠- St Augustine's Priory
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London is a culturally vibrant city <strong>and</strong>, as always, the following weeks are full of<br />
all sorts of weird <strong>and</strong> wonderful exhibitions <strong>and</strong> theatre productions going on.<br />
<br />
<br />
At the Young Vic <br />
Hou <br />
<br />
Award for Best Actress. The play is a fascinating look into the sacrificial roles of<br />
women in the 19 th century <strong>and</strong> provoked a great deal of outrage when it first<br />
premiered due to its feministic stance. It is only on for a short time, so book<br />
while you can!<br />
At the National Theatre <br />
shown from 14 January-‐10 March. It is a collection of photographs <strong>and</strong> objects<br />
which traveller Robin Hanbury-‐Tenison took whilst travelling to remote tribes<br />
from the 1950s to the 1970s. This exhibition holds remnants of a world<br />
overtaken by ours, a past which was forced to make way for a rapidly<br />
approaching future. It is a melancholic <strong>and</strong> yet inspiring experience to view<br />
closely how those invisible to rest of the world lived. The exhibition is free, so<br />
do go if you get the chance.<br />
However busy life at school may become, it is important to go out <strong>and</strong> see what this incredible city has to offer. I<br />
promise you, you will be endlessly surprised <strong>and</strong> delighted. I know I always am.<br />
By Rebecca Graham, Lower VI<br />
<strong>St</strong>udent Council Supports <strong>Healthy</strong> <strong>Schools</strong><br />
At their recent meeting, the <strong>St</strong>udent Council discussed the subject of whether the Junior girls should eat snacks<br />
during morning break. This break was always supposed to be a fruit-‐break, but some girls have started to bring in<br />
cereal bars, biscuits <strong>and</strong> even sweets. The <strong>St</strong>udent Council voted that only fruit should be eaten if the girls want to<br />
have a snack during break-‐time, as fruit is the only really healthy choice. Many snacks <strong>and</strong> cereal bars which are<br />
hidden calories, sugar or fat. We also thought that as the break is<br />
<br />
Please support the <strong>St</strong>udent Council <strong>and</strong> give your daughter fruit for her morning break if she wishes to have a snack<br />
before lunch.<br />
<strong>Healthy</strong> <strong>Schools</strong> Week:<br />
Skipping Workshop<br />
All Prep <strong>and</strong> Junior pupils<br />
took part in a skipping<br />
workshop during <strong>Healthy</strong><br />
<strong>Schools</strong> Week <strong>and</strong> had a<br />
wonderful time! Skipping<br />
is excellent exercise, great<br />
for concentration <strong>and</strong><br />
coordination <strong>and</strong> is lots of<br />
fun too.
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