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December 2010 - Wentworth High School

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Quick Quiz<br />

Following on from the success of the “Friends of <strong>Wentworth</strong>” Quiz night here<br />

is a selection of questions.<br />

1. In which film will you hear the line “We’re gonna need a bigger boat”?<br />

2. What is the chemical symbol for Gold?<br />

3. Which football team plays at The Stadium of Light?<br />

4. Who is the leader of the Labour party?<br />

5. Which Teacher in school drives the furthest to work in the morning?<br />

6. What is the capital city of Turkey?<br />

7. Which pop group features Matt Bellamy on Guitar and vocals?<br />

8. Who invaded England in 1066?<br />

9. Who regularly says “You’re fired”?<br />

10. Who wrote “Of Mice and Men”?<br />

Answers to Mr Bate ASAP for a little prize<br />

English Faculty<br />

George and Lennie in the <strong>School</strong> Hall!<br />

On 5 th November Manchester Actors arrived at Wentwort<br />

h <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> to perform the Steinbeck<br />

classic novel ‘Of Mice and Men’ as a play in our school<br />

hall. The performance was enjoyed by the whole of Year<br />

10 and by some Year 11 students in preparation for our<br />

exams.<br />

Mr Tyldesley, who helped arrange the play said, ‘’Getting<br />

professional actors in is always worthwhile, it really helps<br />

the students to understand the book or play we are<br />

studying and I thin k it is als o vital that our students get<br />

the opportunity to see a professional theatrical<br />

performance.’’<br />

It was very interesting to see George and Lennie close up and really good to see how well the book<br />

could be performed as a stage play. After the play had finished we were able to ask George and<br />

Lennie key question s during a hot‐seating session, where some of the actors stayed in their roles.<br />

We really enjoyed the performance<br />

audience we had been.<br />

and the actors also commented at the end what a great<br />

By Kirsty Millard<br />

11H

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