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11 March The GRIFFIN 7<br />

Livingston Parabakaram<br />

This week's nomination goes to Livingston Parabakaram to<br />

recognise the commitment he has shown in improving his<br />

attendance and general attitude to learning in all of his<br />

lessons. Livingston has shown a great deal of positivity this<br />

term, and has been a good role model for others.<br />

Well done,<br />

the VI form team<br />

Book of<br />

the week!<br />

Bury My Heart<br />

at Wounded Knee<br />

by Dee Brown<br />

An enormously controversial<br />

book since its publication in<br />

1971, Bury My Heart<br />

at Wounded Knee<br />

by Dee Brown is<br />

recognised as one of<br />

the most sweeping,<br />

comprehensive books<br />

that tells the story<br />

of the systematic<br />

destruction of<br />

American Indians in<br />

the latter half of the<br />

nineteenth century. Brown’s<br />

book is one of those unique<br />

publications that changes<br />

the way people perceive the<br />

subject forever. Brown uses<br />

a range of sources to tell the<br />

story of the great chiefs and<br />

warriors of the Dakota, Ute,<br />

Sioux Cheyenne and<br />

many other tribes.<br />

Their accounts tell of<br />

the battles, massacres,<br />

and broken treaties<br />

that left the American<br />

Indian tribes defeated,<br />

demoralised and<br />

decimated. Bury My<br />

Heart at Wounded Knee<br />

will forever change<br />

your perception of how the<br />

West was won by the United<br />

States at the expense of the<br />

indigenous peoples that had<br />

lived there for centuries.<br />

Mr Needs<br />

MUSIC<br />

CLUBS<br />

MONDAY: 12.50<br />

MUSIC 1 – YEAR 7 ‘PLAY TIME’<br />

For those who would enjoy getting<br />

together with others on a variety<br />

of instruments and producing performances<br />

of various songs.<br />

TUESDAY: 12.50<br />

MUSIC 1 – JAZZ BAND<br />

at present we have 5 trumpets,<br />

1 cornet, 1 clarinet, alto saxophone<br />

and euphonium. Any<br />

competent brass/ wind players<br />

(at least Grade 2) would be very<br />

welcome!<br />

TUESDAY LUNCHTIME<br />

GUITAR CLUB<br />

For all boys who have a little<br />

guitar experience<br />

WEDNESDAY: 12.50<br />

MUSIC 1 - UKULELE CLUB<br />

If you have already played or you<br />

would like to improve your skills,<br />

come along to make music!<br />

WEDNESDAY LUNCHTIME<br />

<strong>THE</strong> SAMBA DRUMMING BAND<br />

Open to all boys<br />

THURSDAY: 12.50<br />

GARAGE BAND CLUB<br />

All year groups welcome. Learn<br />

how to REALLY make tunes with<br />

Garage Band and Logic!<br />

FRIDAY: 12.50<br />

MUSIC 1 – SINGING CLUB<br />

Singing for everyone – all ages<br />

welcome!<br />

MENU w/c MONDAY 14th MARCH<br />

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday<br />

Chicken Bhuna & Chilli<br />

con Carne<br />

Onion Bhajji Burgers<br />

Rice<br />

Green Beans & Carrots<br />

Fruit Crumble & Custard<br />

Meatballs in Tomato &<br />

Basil Sauce<br />

Tomato & Basil Pasta<br />

Garlic Bread<br />

Peas & Carrots<br />

Raspberry Jelly<br />

Roast Chicken<br />

Veggie Quiche<br />

Roast Potatoes,<br />

Yorkshire Pudding &<br />

Gravy<br />

Mixed Veg<br />

Chocolate<br />

Sponge Cake<br />

Chicken Joe’s<br />

Cheesy Pasta<br />

Pasta<br />

Sweetcorn<br />

Rice Krispy Cakes<br />

Battered<br />

Pollock<br />

Vegetable Kievs<br />

Chips<br />

Peas<br />

Rice Pudding<br />

Jacket Potatoes, paninis, bakes beans, salad, fresh fruit and a variety of sandwiches and rolls are also served<br />

every day.

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