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Coombeshead Academy Newsletter - Issue 52

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10. Notice the little things - sometimes the simplest things, that we as adults take for granted, bring immense joy and<br />

profound inspiration. When did we stop noticing the tiny miracles that surround<br />

CHRISTOW<br />

us daily? How much more beautiful<br />

would life be if we could see these miracles again?<br />

Staff at <strong>Coombeshead</strong> <strong>Academy</strong> are under no illusion that we are privileged each day to work with our students. Whilst<br />

we expect the very best from each and every one of them, we make no apology for the high standards that we continue<br />

to uphold. We will never stop allowing our students to be children and actively encourage the development of the whole<br />

child in everything that we do.<br />

Andrew Hulbert,<br />

Headteacher<br />

IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCES<br />

SPORT & PE<br />

On Tuesday 21 st February Miss Hardingham took the<br />

Year 10 boys’ and girls’ volleyball team to compete at<br />

the Level 3 Devon Games at St Peter’s Church of<br />

England Aided School in Exeter. <strong>Coombeshead</strong><br />

<strong>Academy</strong> were competing for the South West.<br />

The pool matches went well for both teams with the<br />

boys winning games against Eggbuckland Community<br />

College, Ivybridge Community College and Braunton<br />

<strong>Academy</strong>.<br />

The girls won against Hele’s School, with an impressive<br />

33 -10 score, and also Braunton <strong>Academy</strong> and<br />

Ivybridge.<br />

The boys went into the playoffs where they won against<br />

Eggbuckland’s second team, finishing 5 th out of nine schools. Ben Schafer performed some impressive skills<br />

alongside Tiago Ford’s brilliant serves.<br />

The girls went into the play offs and won through to the Bronze medal match where they met Braunton<br />

<strong>Academy</strong> again. With a win against them already the girls were feeling positive. The game began with both<br />

teams very evenly matched, each school alternatively winning points, until Ellen Ellis came to serve and won<br />

seven points in a row.<br />

Georgia Wilson also pulled out some unbelievable blocks<br />

and Ella-mai some amazing spikes.<br />

The score finished 39-17 with the girls winning the Bronze<br />

medal!<br />

Both teams were superb ambassadors for the school on the<br />

day, very well done.<br />

Boys’ team:<br />

Tiago Ford<br />

Calum Fyfe<br />

Ben Schaffer<br />

Jack Nicholson<br />

Dan Wines<br />

Girls’ team:<br />

Georgia Wilson<br />

Ella-mai Miller<br />

Ellen Ellis<br />

Caitlin Ward<br />

Danielle Tyson<br />

Alisha Hunt<br />

Jess Dendy.<br />

<strong>Coombeshead</strong> <strong>Academy</strong>, <strong>Coombeshead</strong> Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 1PT Tel: 01626 201800 Email: welcome@coombeshead.com

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