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November 2008 - British School Of Bucharest

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Visit the BSB website at www.britishschool.ro<br />

Jeans for Genes<br />

Mures getting down to business;<br />

decorating jeans to help others!<br />

On Friday October 3rd it was Jeans for Genes<br />

Day. Jeans for Genes is a fundraiser for children<br />

born with genetic disorders. These disorders<br />

range from minor (cleft lips) to major (sickle<br />

cell anaemia). In the UK every half an hour a<br />

genetically disordered baby is born. To give<br />

a helping hand BSB held Jeans for Genes on<br />

Year 10<br />

October 3rd <strong>2008</strong>, in which each child bought 5<br />

or 10 Ron and wore jeans. In total the school has<br />

raised 3000 Ron. A big thank you goes out to all<br />

the students who participated and to all the staff<br />

members who took their time to organise this<br />

event.<br />

Maria, Year 10<br />

Mures wins the contest<br />

for the most creative jeans!<br />

Jeans for Gene’s day was great!<br />

It was a sea of jeans!<br />

Although we had to wear our school T-shirts<br />

we still had great fun wearing jeans. Before the<br />

day during our assembly we learned all about<br />

Genes and children with genetic disorders. We<br />

all agreed that we wanted to help out. We all got<br />

into a giving mood by designing and decorating<br />

jeans with our House Teams and Danube were<br />

the winners!<br />

Mena and Calista, 4H<br />

Primary Student Council<br />

& the new Senior <strong>School</strong> Student Council<br />

Primary Student Council is a group of students<br />

elected by their classmates who represent the<br />

school as leaders. We had to write and deliver<br />

speeches on why we would be great leaders and<br />

what we will do to try and make BSB a better<br />

place. So far we have discussed some of the<br />

ideas given in the suggestion box.<br />

While we know that ‘No Homework Week’<br />

probably isn’t the greatest idea we had a laugh<br />

anyway. However, we are busy discussing the<br />

next course of action!<br />

Anna, 4K<br />

The Senior <strong>School</strong>’s Student Council held their<br />

first meeting on the 24th September, and it looks<br />

like we are going to have an exciting year. We<br />

have got a keen and dynamic team consisting<br />

of Alex, Louisa, Ana Maria, Shani, Maria and<br />

Isabela, ably assisted by Mr Hammacher, Mr Ellis<br />

and Ms Jezeph. The President is Alex, the Vice<br />

President is Louisa and the Secretaries are Shani<br />

and Ana Maria.<br />

This year we will look at lots of things we can do<br />

to improve students’ lives, following on from the<br />

good work of last year, when we put rubbish bins<br />

around the school, a salad bar in the lunch room<br />

and last but not least, we made lunch breaks<br />

longer!<br />

Alex, Year 12, and Mr Bill Ellis<br />

BSB Primary Student Council with the<br />

Student Council president, Alex<br />

The New Senior <strong>School</strong> Student Council<br />

The <strong>British</strong> <strong>School</strong> of <strong>Bucharest</strong> Magazine<br />

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