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<strong>TENBY</strong> <strong>SCHOOLS</strong> <strong>IPOH</strong><br />
Newsletter #102 - February 2016<br />
Highlights in this newsletter:<br />
Message from Campus Principal<br />
Appointment of New Head of Primary<br />
International<br />
International Mother Tongue Day<br />
Literacy Week - Book Sale & Donation<br />
Traffic Issues<br />
Car Stickers 2016/2017<br />
Sports & School Activities
From the Campus Principal<br />
Jane Kuok<br />
Dear Parents and Tenby Community,<br />
We are pleased to announce the appointment of the new Head of Primary for the international<br />
section. We welcome Ms. Lam Wee Sim as our new Head of Primary who will be joining us from<br />
Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park where she is currently the Deputy Head of the international<br />
Primary section. Wee Sim brings with her a wealth of experience as an excellent classroom<br />
practictioner and leader. We also wish to announce that Ms. Samantha Leuty, Head of Early<br />
Years at Meru Campus has been appointed Deputy Head of International Primary. Both appointments<br />
will start from September 2016 and in the interim, I will take over the leadership of the<br />
international primary section when Mr. David Key completes his contract at the end of this term.<br />
Parents from the primary international section will receive a letter in the coming week to this<br />
effect.<br />
International Mother Tongue Day<br />
This week Tenby International Primary School celebrated International Mother’s Tongue Day on<br />
Monday 22nd February. Did you know that students from Tenby Schools Ipoh come from over 30<br />
different nationalities and hence we have students with a wide range of mother tongues. We<br />
would like to thank parents who took the time to come in to speak to their child’s class about their<br />
mother tongue. The students learned that their mother tongue is not only important as a means<br />
of communication but also as a means of preserving one’s culture and tradition. You will see<br />
pictures of the Special Assembly and activities for this event later in this newsletter. Such activities<br />
fit in very well with our primary IPC International Mindedness statement as well as in line with<br />
our mission and core values which are International Mindedness, Lifelong Learning and Respect.<br />
Continuing the Partnership with Queen’s University & Stranmillis University College,<br />
Belfast<br />
The Tenby Group of Schools has for many years made the commitment to invest in teacher<br />
development. As such we have formed several key partnerships with universities to assist with<br />
developing staff.<br />
The universities that we have partnerships with are:<br />
• Queen’s University, Belfast (who offer the Post Graduate Certificate in Education<br />
international (PGCEi) for our secondary teachers)<br />
• Stranmillis University College, Belfast (who offer the PGCEi for our primary teachers)<br />
and;<br />
• Columbia University, USA who post two senior teachers on their summer research<br />
programme to work alongside our teachers annually.<br />
In addition, we offer the Cambridge International Diploma for Teaching and Learning (CIDTL) as<br />
a tool to support our teachers in developing better pedagogy in the classroom.<br />
For the last few years, we have hosted teacher trainees from Stranmillis University College for<br />
teaching practices. Only high performing teacher trainees are given this opportunity. In doing so,<br />
our teachers and children benefit from working with up-to-date ideas from the university, developing<br />
creativity and shared learning experiences.<br />
This year we once again host four student teachers from Stranmillis University College, Belfast.<br />
They arrived last weekend and will be with us for a 4 week placement and will work in TEYCI and<br />
our primary international section.
PGCEi Visiting Lecturers<br />
This week, Tenby group welcomed two lecturers who oversee the staff who are completing the PGCEi course. Dr.<br />
Karen Kerr, Lecturer in Education from Queen’s University, Belfast and Dr. Sharon Jones, Lecturer in Education<br />
from Stranmillis University College, Belfast. Dr. Karen Kerr spent 2 days with us this week observing and supporting<br />
the teachers on this course. The visit reinforces Tenby’s commitment to improving teacher education and<br />
professional development.<br />
Tenby Sixth Form<br />
On Wednesday UK and Australian Universities came to give further education counselling to the Sixth Form<br />
students, the response was very good and we look forward to further sessions for our Sixth Formers.<br />
In addition, the Tenby Sixth Form’s Annual Leadership Camp takes place this weekend in Cameron Highlands.<br />
An Integrated Residential Trip<br />
In line with our Vision of ‘A United World at Peace – Through Education’, Year 7 and Form 1 students visited<br />
Penang this week for a joint school trip. We look forward to reading their account of the trip in the next Newsletter.<br />
Literacy Week – Book Donation & Scholastic<br />
Literacy week begins on Monday and there are activities planned throughout the week. Every morning between<br />
09:30hrs to 11:30hrs there will be a Scholastic book sale in Block B, parents are invited to come for this book sale<br />
as well.<br />
If you have any unwanted books which you would be willing to donate to school, please pass them on to your<br />
child’s class teacher. On Friday the Literacy Week will culminate with Character Costume Day where Primary<br />
students may come dressed in their favourite book character.<br />
Traffic Issues – Be Considerate Please<br />
We have received a growing number of complaints from parents and the public about the traffic, particularly at<br />
dismissal time. We urge our community to be considerate to one another and other road users by:<br />
• Following traffic rules<br />
• Giving way<br />
• Not cutting the queue (others have been waiting patiently)<br />
• Listening to the Guards<br />
Alternatively, parents may park outside and walk into school or plan to arrive at school at the dismissal time, not<br />
before.<br />
We have written to the police department to ask for assistance during peak hours and have yet to receive a<br />
response.<br />
Car Stickers<br />
Lastly, please ensure you have the current Tenby car stickers for 2016/2017. If you have not applied for the new<br />
car stickers you may get a requisition form from the main office. Cars with the old car sticker will not be allowed to<br />
enter the school beginning Tuesday 1st March. We thank you for your cooperation and support to ensure the<br />
security of our students on Campus.<br />
Dr.Karen Kerr and Dr.Sharon Jones with Mr. Loh Ghee Juan<br />
of Tenby Corporate Group
PETER PAN PRODUCTION<br />
TICKETS ON SALE!!<br />
Peter Pan tickets on sale from<br />
TUESDAY 1 ST MARCH from<br />
school reception. With a cast,<br />
chorus and crew of over 100 it is<br />
going to sell out so reserve yours as<br />
soon as possible!<br />
Phone reception for details.<br />
PERFORMANCES ON<br />
WEDNESDAY 16 TH AND<br />
THURSDAY 17 TH MARCH 7.30 pm
NEWS FROM SEKOLAH <strong>TENBY</strong><br />
Form 3 Assembly<br />
Form 3 students talking about career opportunities in the film industry<br />
Happy Funky Grassheads<br />
During the one-week school break which coincided with the Chinese New Year celebration,<br />
the pupils from Standard 3T & 3E were given a project to be done at home. They<br />
were asked to follow the instructions given on how to make a “Grass Head”. The said<br />
project was related to the topic learned which was Non-fiction (Instructions).<br />
MoneyTree Academy – Financial Literacy Programs<br />
Tenby Schools Ipoh is currently working with MoneyTree Academy to offer Financial Literacy classes as a CCA in<br />
the near future. MoneyTree Academy is an educational service provider in its own right, and offers financial literacy<br />
programs at three levels: Basic (ages 6-8 years), Junior (ages 9-12 years), and Apprentice (ages 13 and above).<br />
The programs involve learning about money and finance through role-play and activities. In a world that is getting<br />
smaller yet more economically complex, it is important for children and teenagers to learn how to manage their<br />
money and become more financially savvy!<br />
Beginning Monday, 29 February 2016 and over the next few months, MoneyTree Academy has kindly offered to<br />
run free trial classes for all Tenby Ipoh students. Every class level will be given four one-hour sessions over the<br />
course of four weeks – a one-hour class per week. Parents will be invited to the final session for a first-hand view<br />
and/or participation.<br />
Trial classes will begin with Sekolah Rendah Tenby – see schedule below – with the TIS primary classes, and then<br />
the senior classes to follow.<br />
Day Class level Time of session<br />
Monday Standard 2 9.00 to 10.00am<br />
Standard 1<br />
11.30am to 12.30 noon<br />
Standard 5<br />
12.30 to 1.30pm<br />
Tuesday Standard 3 10.30 to 11.30am<br />
Wednesday Standard 6 12.30 to 1.30pm<br />
Thursday Standard 4 11.00am to 12.00 noon
News from Tenby Early Years Centre<br />
The Parents Forum held on Tuesday 23 rd February helped develop a good partnership between<br />
parents and school. The turn up was encouraging and enabled parents to meet, share ideas and<br />
feedback to the school. Questions raised were answered by the School Leadership Team. For those<br />
of you who did not attend, a summary of the questions raised and the school’s response will be emailed<br />
to you.<br />
Once again, we have our teacher trainees from Stranmillis University College, Belfast on four weeks<br />
stint on school placement programme. They will be here from 22 nd February to 18 th March. Two of the<br />
trainees, Kirsten and Grainne will be with us at TEYCI, in Nursery and Reception respectively while<br />
Stewart and Alice are at the Main Campus at Meru Raya in Year 3 and Year 6. Our teachers and<br />
students will benefit from working with up-to-date ideas from the university, developing creativity and<br />
sharing learning experiences.<br />
From left: Ms. Kirsten, Mr. Fulton, Mrs. Puvanes,<br />
Ms. Grainne and Ms. Alice.
Teddy Bear Picnic<br />
The Teddy Bear Picnic organised by the Nursery teachers was a huge success as parents came in<br />
full force to give their support. It was a simple yet fun morning for all who attended. Mats were laid on<br />
the field with baskets of snacks and drinks. It was a wonderful sight watching the parents and children<br />
having fun together. They were really excited about returning for more events organised by the school<br />
in future.
Classroom News<br />
Toddlers in action<br />
Children used their hands to mould wet<br />
sand into “caves” for their toy animals.<br />
Children try to form triangle<br />
shape with craft sticks.<br />
Children are rolling the hoops<br />
to the finishing line.<br />
Here’s Nathasha drawing a triangle and she<br />
made it!<br />
Little Penguins are busy washing their toys<br />
during water play.
Nursery - Little Tulips<br />
The chair broke as it was too<br />
small for Goldilocks.<br />
Papa bear seems angry as<br />
someone has eaten his porridge.<br />
A short sketch on “Goldilocks and the<br />
three bears” by Little Tulips.<br />
Sandrea is all in tears as someone<br />
has finished her porridge.<br />
Nursery - Little Daffodils<br />
Jonas and Jia Xuan are counting 1-10 using bean bags.<br />
Down the stem and draw the leaves,<br />
that’s the way we form the letter ‘f’.
Reception - Little Einstein’s<br />
Auni is sharing with her friends how she has<br />
grown and changed from baby to now.<br />
Ivis is having a group discussion with her peers<br />
showing how much she has changed physically.<br />
Reception - Little Da Vinci’s<br />
ICT Lesson<br />
We are learning about facial expression.<br />
Xavier is all engrossed in completing his ICT task.<br />
Children are typing and learning to edit<br />
text during ICT lesson.
News from Early Years Meru Campus<br />
We had our Teddy Bear Picnic last Thursday. More teddies and parents came to join us this year<br />
which is fantastic, it is lovely to have parents in school with us. There was a lot of family time and<br />
food sharing, and teddies.
On Monday we had Mother Tongue day. Nine lovely mums come in to speak to us in their<br />
languages. We had some Japanese stories, Punjabi tales, Swedish rhymes, Philippino songs,<br />
Italian fables and French poems and stories. A big thank you to Mrs Monteiro, Mrs Intengan<br />
Mrs Tigges, Ms Preethi, Mrs Tang, Mrs Dahlqvist, Mrs Poulin, Mrs Ito, Mrs Dartiguenave.
As we are learning about “Changes”, this week the Reception Classes learnt about colour<br />
changes. They mixed primary colours togther and watched the colours change<br />
Isaac and Signature mixed blue and red to make purple.<br />
Yin Xuan and Thureshan mixed yellow and blue to make green.<br />
Zheng Yi and Adam said that mixing colours is like magic!
For Maths this week, the focus is on adding 1 or 2 more onto a given number.<br />
Klara, Zheng Yi and Johan are making spots on the ladybugs to help with their addition.<br />
Our Nursery class, Little Fish went on a bear hunt. They remembered how the story began and<br />
ended, and they sequenced what happened in the middle. They had a lot of fun role playing the<br />
story and used their bear cave for free play. When out in the playground they carried their bears<br />
“over and under”, “high and low”, concentrating on balancing.<br />
Stars of the week
YEAR 4 LEARNING<br />
ASSEMBLY<br />
Last Friday, Year 4 had a Fabulous Friday as it was their Learning Assembly<br />
themed “The Rainforests” based on the current IPC topic. It was indeed unique,<br />
expressive, creative and communicative in the way the assembly panned out. It<br />
engaged all students in critical and creative thinking and helped them understand<br />
themselves and the world. All students were encouraged to participate in this<br />
extravaganza.<br />
The astounding<br />
emcees,<br />
Bavadarinee (4<br />
Green), Christyn<br />
(4 Blue) and Kael<br />
(4 Yellow).
The first presentation was an<br />
invigorating tribal dance<br />
choreographed by Mrs. Florence<br />
Wong. Students danced with great<br />
enthusiasm to the rhythmic African<br />
tribal beat.<br />
“Around The World In 10 Minutes” was an incredible presentation by<br />
the eloquent speakers of Year 4 where they took us on a magical<br />
journey, unveiling some of the biggest and famous tropical rainforest<br />
around the world.
The Year 4 students made a pledge<br />
By working together, we can all take small steps that make<br />
a huge impact in preserving our ecosystem. We have to be<br />
the generation that makes a difference!<br />
The talented Year 4 students also recited a poem titled “The<br />
Rainforest” conducted by Christyn through the Choral Speaking<br />
presentation trained by Ms Natasha Velkumar. A skillful and<br />
captivating performance by the Year 4s.
Last but not least, we wrapped up our assembly with the finale dance!<br />
AND WE ARE THE<br />
PROUD TEACHERS OF<br />
YEAR 4!
NEWS FROM INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY<br />
Year 5 Mother Tongue Day<br />
In conjunction with the Mother Tongue Day in Tenby International Primary, Year 5<br />
were very fortunate to have Mrs. Renata Sommer, who kindly dropped by to have an<br />
amazing time with the children and shared her mother tongue which is Portuguese.<br />
She explained about the origins of the language and its influence all over the world.<br />
Mrs. Sommer also taught the children a game and conducted a quiz at the end. The<br />
lucky winners received books as prizes from Mrs. Sommer. The children enjoyed the<br />
session and we would like to thank her very much for her<br />
kind contribution.<br />
The following day Mr. Ricky Parlanti dropped by and had a<br />
session with the students from Year 5 Blue and Year 5<br />
Green. He introduced his mother tongue which is Italian.<br />
He explained about how the Italian language has spread<br />
all over the world and has many interesting features and<br />
usage.<br />
Mr Parlanti’s session also ended with a quiz by the<br />
students and we would like to thank him for his participation in our Mother Tongue Day.
Investigators (Scientific Enquiry: Materials and their properties)<br />
IPC – Year 6 Blue<br />
In our IPC topic of Investigators, we conducted many<br />
experiments and tests as part of our “Forensic Training” to<br />
become Tenby Junior Investigators!<br />
At the completion of the training and as part of our assessment,<br />
we were asked to investigate who was the culprit of the crime.<br />
We had to utilise the investigative skills we developed through<br />
our training, along with the clues found, to solve the crime.<br />
The clues were:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
A Styrofoam cup<br />
The victim without shoes<br />
A mysterious liquid found near the victim’s mouth and<br />
throat<br />
The victim had blistered lips<br />
Head injury to the victim<br />
A written note<br />
As part of our training assessment, we conducted a colour chromatography test (to<br />
check which pen was used to write the note), acidity test (to check the acidity of the<br />
mysterious liquid), heat insulation test (to see which cup insulates heat the best) and<br />
friction test (to check the slipperiness of the shoes found with each culprit).<br />
After our investigations, we concluded that Ms White was the culprit. We had to<br />
present our case and conclusion to the class. We all passed our training and were<br />
awarded a certificate!<br />
Graduates!
Activities in classes<br />
Parents helping out students with reading, nursery<br />
rhythm, tales and poems in Early Years classes
Students in Key Stage 1 and 2 students
This was the first time we have celebrated International Mother Tongue day at this school. It was great to see<br />
so many parents coming in to share their Mother tongues language with the students. Thank you very much for<br />
giving up your time to help us.<br />
We had a number of excellent learning activities throughout the day and the children gained a lot from it. The<br />
assembly, which Mr. Lowery arranged, had a song in many languages beautifully arranged by Ms. Judy, our<br />
music teacher. There was a presentation from United Nations about International Mother Tongue Day and a<br />
wonderful video of our children welcoming each other in many different languages.
Tenby Today, the World Tomorrow<br />
Tenby Higher Education Fair (UK and Australia)<br />
Tenby Ipoh’s Sixth Formers attended another major event in their higher education calendar – the Higher Education<br />
Fair staged by the UK and Australian universities. More than 21 universities were represented at the Fair held<br />
on 24th February in the Tenby Schools Auditorium in Ipoh.<br />
Here are some comments from the Sixth Formers who attended the 2-hour session :<br />
“It was an enlightening experience for me. I am very interested in archaeology. My pathway to this ultimate destination<br />
is of course the study of history at A-level, something I am very happy to do at Tenby Ipoh. I spoke to reps from<br />
various universities in Australia. I may follow up my enquiries with the University of Tasmania which has a History<br />
and Archaeology degree.” Emily (Cohort 13)<br />
“My interest is in Psychology and Law. I have made enquiries with the following universities: the University of East<br />
Anglia, Teeside University and BBP University. I discovered that a credit in Maths at IGCSE/SPM level is a requirement<br />
for most universities if you want to do Law or Psychology. The minimum A-level entry requirement for East<br />
Anglia is AAB, while Teeside accepts any three passes at A Level.” – Shuang Ling (Cohort 12)<br />
“I had a long chat with the representatives from York St John University. I explored the possibility of doing medicine.<br />
I learnt that the entry requirement is AAB for medicine with a score of 8.0 on the IELTS. Not easy, I thought. So, I<br />
asked about the other option I had in mind – Sports Science and Physiotherapy. I was told that we need a minimum<br />
of BBB for this option. Sports Science can be taken separately. Its weightage is stronger, hence we need an IELTS<br />
score of 8.0 as well. Physiotherapy is a softer option where a lower IELTS score is accepted.“ – Wei Yang (Cohort<br />
11)<br />
“I spent some time discussing the medical degree course at the University of Adelaide. I was told they need three<br />
As to admit a student to the course. I seem to like Adelaide because it is a smaller city than Melbourne and Sydney<br />
and it seems culturally more pleasing for my tastes. I like challenges. So, when they told me that in addition to the<br />
three As, I needed to cross two further hurdles, I was not daunted. Yes, I like the idea of the Aptitude Test and the<br />
Interview. The AT has to be taken in KL and the interview is held in Singapore.” – Davasooria (Cohort 11)<br />
“I explored two options with the University of Sheffield. One course was the Visual Animation degree. The minimum<br />
qualification is three passes at A Level with a minimum of C for English and Maths at ICGSE /SPM level. I also liked<br />
the hybrid course titled History, Society and Languages. This kind of hybrid course is increasingly popular in UK<br />
universities and I am thinking seriously about this option.” – Derek (Cohort 12)<br />
“The University of Tasmania seems to fascinate me. I have heard about the scenic beauty of the island of Tasmania<br />
as well as about the lower cost of living there. The University offers an unlimited number of scholarships to the tune<br />
of 25% off the tuition fees. My interest is in Medicine and Biomedical science. The entry requirement for medicine is<br />
stiff – three As but entry to Biomedical Science can be secured with less than three As. The interesting point is that<br />
students who excel at Biomedicine can obtain transfers to the medicine degree course after Year 1. ” – Shahmina<br />
Gul (Cohort 11)
The following universities were among those which participated in the Higher Education Fair:<br />
1 . Queensland University of Technology, Australia<br />
2. Monash University, Australia<br />
3. Deakin University, Australia<br />
4. Adelaide University, Australia<br />
5. MQ University<br />
6. University of Melbourne, Australia<br />
7. University of New South Wales, Australia<br />
8. Teeside University,UK<br />
9. University of Tasmania, Australia<br />
10. University of the West of England,Bristol,UK<br />
11.University of Sheffield,UK<br />
12. University of Hallam,UK<br />
13. York St.John University,UK<br />
14. BPP University,UK<br />
15. University of East Anglia,UK<br />
16. JMC Academy<br />
17. Murdoch University, Australia<br />
18. Macquarie University, Australia<br />
19. Curtin University, Australia<br />
Ms Mangalespary (Programme Coordinator)
SPORTS & CCA NEWS<br />
Tenby Chess Team participating in the<br />
2016 Perak Grand Prix Chess Championship<br />
in SMJK Shing Chung Sg. Siput (U)<br />
Kit Han (Y8G) planning his next move..<br />
achieved 2nd runner-up placing<br />
in the U-17 category.<br />
Abbhiramy (Y8G) - 1st runner-up<br />
(U-15) in the 2016 MSSPK<br />
Squash Championship
The German School of Kuala Lumpur Futsal Tournament 2016<br />
On Saturday 20th February, our Boy’s Football team ‘Tenby Titans’ went for a<br />
futsal tournament hosted by the German School of Kuala Lumpur. It was a 5-a<br />
side competition. Our school was represented by 2 teams; U15 and O15.<br />
Mr. Ricky, Mr. Darren and Mr. Mior were our coaches for this tournament, they<br />
gave us lots of tactics and solid formations that helped us give neat and powerful<br />
counter attacks. Everyone did a very good job and I, as a captain, was very<br />
proud of my team.<br />
The O15 team this year is made up of younger and less experienced players<br />
compared to our opponents and we were placed 5th out of 5 teams. Nevertheless<br />
it was a great experience for our players and they learnt to be persistent<br />
right to the end.<br />
On the other hand, the U15 led by Zul Irwan played very well. They managed to be placed 4th out of 8 teams.<br />
Although they missed a podium placing by just two points it was really good exposure for our younger players. By<br />
the end of the day, it was a long and tiring day for everyone including the coaches.<br />
I am proud to be the captain and excited about our wonderful team. I know our team members are on the verge of<br />
great things with a great team spirit, guided by Mr. Ricky, Mr. Darren and Mr. Mior.<br />
By Danaraj Pillai (Form 4)<br />
Netball MSSD & MSSPK<br />
On Wednesday 17th February, Tenby Schools Ipoh participated in the annual Netball MSSD. The School sent out<br />
the Tenby Titans U18 and U15 teams. The MSSD was held at SMK Seri Putera.<br />
U15 Netball reflections by Nicole (Year 10 Yellow)<br />
Everyone in the U15 team had an even chance of participating in the games. We played five games in total; we lost<br />
two matches to SMK Jati. We lost to them in the second round of round robin and also in the finals. It was a very<br />
close match with 4-5 in the first game and 4-6 in the second. We did a good job with our teamwork and really<br />
brought it together as a team, especially taking into account that many members of the team were new to working<br />
together.<br />
Our team put in our best effort, we played by the rules and we kept our spirits high. We emerged second in this<br />
competition and we were pretty proud of ourselves. We hope to become champions next time.<br />
On the second day of MSSD at SMK Tambun, the competition consisted of all the winning teams and runners’ up<br />
from the competition held on the previous day. It was based solely on knock out. We came up against one of the<br />
strongest teams, SMJK Ave Maria Convent and it was a close match and we did not give up easily. Eventually, we<br />
lost to them and we wished that we had the chance to play against other teams.<br />
We gained invaluable experience during the competition and had the chance to bond with other teams. We were<br />
lucky we got to play against so many good teams and learned so many new tactics and tricks. We hope to come out<br />
victorious again next year, as a more experienced and stronger team.<br />
U18 Netball reflections by Shing Yee (Year 10 Green)<br />
The U18 team was victorious all the way and got through to the final. We were so excited. We were runners-up in<br />
our zone and we went on to qualify for the district tournament that was held at SMK Tambun the next day. The<br />
playing system for this was via knock-out unlike the zone tournament which was organised as a round robin. This<br />
meant that once a team loses, they were out. We came up against one of the strongest teams in the knock-out who<br />
went on to make the top three. It was great to have qualified for the knock-out round.<br />
We gained a lot of experience and also enhanced our team spirit. We felt fortunate to be able to play against one of<br />
the strongest teams.
Journalism Club<br />
This week, the Secondary Journalism Club members enhanced their interviewing skills by each finding 5 students<br />
to interview about their thoughts of Tenby Schools Ipoh and the School’s Vision. In previous weeks, the members<br />
were taught about the type of questions to use when interviewing and the importance of their body language as an<br />
interviewer. They practised with each other during these sessions so the objective of this activity was to provide<br />
students with the opportunity to apply and practise these skills they have learnt with other students in the School.<br />
Upcoming Events Next Week :<br />
Description School Date(s)<br />
Literacy Week International Primary Starting Monday 29.02.16<br />
Year 10 & 11 Parents’ Forum International Secondary Monday 29.02.16<br />
Sixth Form Parents’ Forum International Secondary Tuesday 01.03.16<br />
IPC Workshop International Primary Wednesday 02.03.16<br />
U15 & U19 EPSOM College<br />
Netball Competition All Schools - Secondary Wednesday 02.03.16<br />
Early Years Sports Day Early Years Meru Friday 04.03.16<br />
Educational Talk for Higher Education 6th Form and Form 4 & 5 Friday 04.03.16