News July 2019

N E W S
The Cotswold School
June/July 2019
CADENCE, OUR END OF YEAR FESTIVAL OF MUSIC
THE AMAZING GYM AND DANCE SHOW
TRIPS GALORE!
ENRICHMENT WEEK—THE FINALE OF THE YEAR
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MAVIS, LADY DUNROSSIL
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The Cotswold School PTA
Thank you to the few on the committee and to the many who have supported their enormous
efforts this year. It is greatly appreciated and really does go to the heart of this School in
supporting and raising the bar on the teaching and
learning resources we can offer to our children. Thank you. Mr W Morgan
A few words from The Cotswold School PTA…
“As the end of the school year is fast
approaching, we would like to take this
opportunity to thank all of you who have
supported us and who have helped us to raise
so much needed funds for our children.
From September 2018 to date, we have
successfully raised £16,000 through various
initiatives:
The bar and raffle at Mary Poppins in
November and at the February Upper
School Production
The Christmas Wreath Workshop (the
2019 event will take place on 4th
December 2019
The Christmas Raffle
The PTA Annual Quiz
Chastleton Teas
Bags of Help through Tesco
This year we HAVE SUPPORTED ALL
DEPARTMENTS in the School...we have
bought new books for the library, GCSE year
10/11 textbooks, year 12/13 A level books,
History & Geography subscriptions...French,
Spanish, German, Italian language
subscriptions, motivational speakers, the
Rapid Reading programme and the list goes
on...
It was great to welcome new parents at our
meetings, and we hope to see more joining us
in September.
Please do join us!
Our next meeting will be
on Tuesday 17th
September 2019 in the
School Library at 7.00 pm.
You can also follow us on Facebook
@thecotswoldschoolPTA.
We wish you all a great summer!
Best Wishes The Cotswold School PTA”
Fundraising Profit
From 1 st November 2018 (The PTA Financial year)
November 2018
Mary Poppins, bar and raffle - £778.58
December 2018
Christmas Wreath making - £1672.34
Christmas Raffle - £4288.35
February 2019
Upper School Production, bar - £124.50
Tesco Bags of Help Scheme - £2000.00
March 2019
PTA Quiz night - £1501.72
April – June 2019
Chastleton Teas - £1973.93
May 2019
Car Parking - £966.01
November 2018 – June 2019
Easy Fundraising - £252.32
February – May 2019
Amazon Smile- £48.39
Total £13,606.14
For the academic year (September to June)
Sept – Oct 2018
Chastleton Teas - £2291.50
Sept 2018
Easy fundraising - £102.78
Total with above: £16,000.42
With thanks
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Welcome...
Contents
2 The Cotswold School PTA
3 Word from HQ
4/5 Cadence/Music Notes
6 Milly Sargent/Upcycling
7 Henry Cannon/Rotary News
8 The Sharon Laws Sportive
9 Enrichment Week
10-13 Trips
13 Stuart Langworthy
14 Open Days
16 Year 11 Prom/Year 13
Leavers’
17 Aerial Skills
18/19 Sport’s Pages
20 Greystones
21 Year 7 Buddies
22 Create & Cook/Cyber Security
23 Fun Run/Careers
24 LadyDunrossil/De La Haye’s
25 Governors’ Corner/House
Points
26 Diary Dates
The Cotswold School
Alumni Programme
Are you a former pupil?
Do you know a former pupil?
Can you assist with careers and
mentoring?
The Cotswold School is 30 years old
and we want to reach out to as many
former pupils as possible to make it a
lovely celebration. Please sign up at:
Word from HQ
Mr W Morgan, Principal
We are at the
end of another busy and successful academic year! As
the gruelling four weeks of examinations finish, our
thoughts turn to our summer holidays and with that a
huge thanks to our staff, pupils, parents, governors
and all our supporters of The Cotswold School.
It has been a learning curve for us this year. The
‘promise’ of the full National Funding Formula per
pupil has not been kept and we are facing severe
underfunding. We have had to look at many new
channels to try to find solutions and ways forward,
including lobbying, support, fundraising and income to
ensure our teaching and learning resources are at least
maintained for a School that I’m proud to say is
‘Outstanding’.
Thank you to all you supporters who have given time
to the School, time to the car parking, gifts, donations,
standing orders, match funding payments...the list
goes on. We believe we have raised £100,000 (this
includes the £16,000 raised by our wonderful PTA
team), and if we are successful in two large bids, the
sum will be considerably larger. A special thanks to the
generous grandparent and their match funding offer
and we are almost halfway there. These monies will go
to teaching and learning resources and will make an
incredible difference. It really does.
It was therefore lovely to be able to inform you all of
the good news that we have successfully won funding
from the capital Condition Improvement Funding pot.
So over the summer holiday, works will commence on
completely refurbishing the Gymnasium and further
works to improving the site security.
Looking after your children is a true privilege but comes
with a huge responsibility. Providing facilities to
enhance education and safeguard your children is
paramount. The hard work continues over the summer in
preparation for the start of the new academic year.
In the mean time, wishing you all a warm, sunny and
enjoyable summer holiday.
www.cotswold.gloucs.sch.uk/alumni/
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Music Notes
Rhiannon Ashby is pictured
here playing the pedal harp
for the first time. Peaceful
and exquisite—beautifully
played. Well done.
Louis Ayers in Year 13, is a fantastic
pianist! At the Music Department’s
request, he kindly popped in to play and
entertain staff during a recent lunchtime
before he leaves us! He played
Rachmaninov.
Thank you Louis and good luck for the
future.
Back in Black played at Condicote Jazz
Night on Saturday 6 th July and the Music
Department received the following
feedback from the organiser: -
“Just dropping you a line to say a huge
thanks to the students of The Cotswold
School Jazz Orchestra Back in Black. They
were brilliant and each year they seem to
get better. A large number of people
commented on how good they are.”
Excellent Work!
Well done to Sophie Finlay who won the Cheltenham Festival of
Performing Arts certificate for Year 7 and 8 level.
Her presentations were ‘A Touch of Gold’ (traditional) Midas and ‘My
Sister’s Keeper (Jodi Picoult) Anna. She gained maximum marks in
Interpretation and Technique in both scenes she performed.
Comments from the judges included, ‘you spoke with audibility and
clarity’ and ‘you answered all knowledge questions fully and in great
detail’. Outstanding!
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Milly Sargent, Year 10
Earlier this year, Milly Sargeant of Year 10
won an internal competition to create and
design illustrations to compliment Alison
Lane’s first book. Alison comments, “Milly
worked incredibly hard on these
illustrations. Unfortunately, we cannot
show any of her work until the book is
launched later this year or early next year.
I chose Milly, as her drawings seemed to
fit so well with the storyline and her
attention to detail is excellent.
Her maturity and professionalism throughout the project was second to none. If I suggested some
tweaks or changes, she took it on board and ’got on it’ straight away and I’m delighted with her
illustrations. Thank you Milly.”
Alison presented Milly with a cheque to The Cotswold School to the value of £500 at a recent
assembly. We cannot wait to see your illustrations and well done!
The Upcycling Design Challenge
Ms S Lombardelli ran, for the first time, the
Upcycling Design Challenge for Year 9 and Year
10—what a challenge! Some incredible designs!
The overall winner was Kate Jacovides in Year 10,
with runners up Isobel Blair, Hattie
Davies–Brown, Aidan Thompson and Poppy White.
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Henry Cannon, Year 13
Henry Cannon of Year 13 has been
raising funds for his coming ICS Raleigh
trip to Tanzania. Henry ran in the Rotary
Shakespeare half-marathon in Stratfordupon-Avon
which raised £648. In
addition, the North Cotswolds Rotary
Club agreed to sponsor Henry to the
value of £500. Here is Ed Alexander of
the Rotary, presenting Henry with the
cheque. Henry, have an amazing time!
The North Cotswolds Rotary
“Rotary’s youth competitions offer a platform for talents to shine.”
Each year the Rotary Club runs a series of Youth Competitions. From local and regional heats
through to national levels, these contests are a great way to be challenged in a fun and friendly
environment, plus there are great prizes up for grabs too.
There are a number of competition categories to choose from, and to find out more please visit
https://www.rotarygbi.org/projects/young-people/competitions/. The competitions supported by School
are listed below, along with the key member of staff. You may want to have a go at the
Photographic and Filmmaker competitions over the summer holidays—please visit the website
to discover each competition category. Competition entries will need to be submitted to North
Cotswolds Rotary Club by mid-November.
Rotary Young Chef Competition, please see Ms Lamb
Rotary Photographic Competition, please see Mr Hillier
Rotary Filmmaker Competition, please see Mr Lord
Rotary Young Writer Competition, please see Mrs Dobson
Rotary Environmentalist, please see Mr Ellis
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Enrichment Week
On Thursday each group was offered a
bespoke day tailored to their age group
and to celebrate all the good work that has
gone on over the course of the year. Year
7 took part in the annual sponsored fivemile
walk to raise funds for mental health
in School. Pictured above is Mrs K Pulham
with Mr M Smith and Mrs F Hudson, with
the cheque of £1,000 donated to the Emily
Kent Unit—the charity chosen last year. A
presentation assembly was given to kickstart
this year’s Enrichment Week. This
year, all donations/sponsorship will go
towards the provision of mental health in
School.
Year 8 visited Bristol Docks, including the
M Shed and We Are Curious. Year 9 had
fun at Drayton Manor to mark the end of
their Key Stage and Year 10 spent half a
day dedicated to careers and half a day
enjoying wellbeing activities.
The last week of term is always Enrichment Week and this year
the timetable was slightly different! Open to Year 7 to Year 10
and those still in School and not on School residential trips,
the aim was to give it a different feel.
Over three days, we embarked on an exciting
cross-curricular opportunity for Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9,
exploring a common theme across all subjects. Our chosen
subject was ‘Africa—its peoples and cultures’ and each subject
explored different aspects, thereby building up a
comprehensive picture for our pupils of this fascinating
continent through a wide variety of creative and unusual
activities. Year 10 undertook a review of the year in each
subject and started to think ahead to the challenges of the next
year. Year 12 were carrying out a week of professional work
shadowing.
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Trips—Barcelona!
Year 8 pupils recently visited Barcelona over half-term and visited a
variety of attractions including the Sagrada Familia, Parc Guell, Camp
Nou, Poble Espanyol and Montjuic Castle and shopping on Las
Ramblas, including the famous Boquería market. Our first Spanish
exchange trip to Cadiz took place in June and was a resounding
success with pupils having a great time and bonding with their
exchange friends. By Miss E Tingle
In May half-term, around 40 staff and
children from Year 7 and Year 8 visited
the Rhineland on a cultural visit. They
stayed in Boppard and visited small
towns along the river Rhine including
Cochem / Rudesheim / castle at St Goar.
Trips—Rhineland
Highlights of the trip included cable car rides up to
the top of the hills with beautiful views of the Rhine
below and pupils sampling the traditional Kaffee
und Kuchen (coffee and cake) and Spaghettieis, a
vanilla ice cream which is made to look like
spaghetti with strawberry sauce on top!
By Mrs N Christian
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Trips—Paris
Students from Years 7 and 8 have spent a
memorable long weekend in Paris as well as
visiting the historic city of Arras and the beautiful
Château de Versailles and its gardens. Sightseeing
included eating lunch by the Eiffel Tower,
going on a boat tour on the River Seine, climbing
the 284 steps of the Arc de Triomphe and seeing all
of these again from 210 metres up the
Montparnasse Tower. Those who were
brave sampled snails and ate in a traditional
Parisian restaurant. Speaking skills were put into
practice to buy various items from the Brie market.
The trip finished with a tour of the Stade de France
en route back home. Mrs Kelman would like to
thank Mr A. Thomas, Dr Pearce, Mrs Barratt and
Mrs Webley for their fantastic support on the trip,
the pupils who were well-behaved and good fun
and to Pete Clarke from Pulham's who did a top job
of driving us around. By Mrs S Kelman
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Trips—Aberystwyth
Last week, we (a group of Year 12 Geographers) went
on a fieldwork trip to Aberystwyth in west Wales. The
aim of the trip was to practise our fieldwork skills as
a trial run in preparation for our NEA data collection;
this will help us complete our coursework next year.
On the way to Aberystwyth we stopped in Gloucester
to look at the area’s recent regeneration, testing out
our data collection sheets. En route, we visited the
Elan Valley Dams, one of our case studies for next
year, we focused on water transfer schemes and it
was a welcome break from the singing on the
minibuses! The next day we followed the course of
the River Clarach, recording changes in its depth,
width and sediment size as well as discovering how
much water we could bring home in our wellies! On
our final day we visited sites along the beach between
Borth and the spit at Ynys Las where we spent our
time looking at beach profiles and the impact of local
coastal management. After taking in a little sun on the
beach and a pit stop in Hereford, we made it back to
school late on Wednesday evening. Nothing better
than seeing and experiencing Geography in action!
By Mrs E Johnstone
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Trips—Bristol Regeneration
Equipped for 'scattered showers throughout the day' our
Year 10 geographers headed into Bristol on the 14th and
18th of June in order to take part in one of their two
compulsory fieldwork trips for their GCSE course. After a
clear run down the M5, we arrived at the Millennium
Square ready to collect data from the locals and visitors
in order to find out their opinion on Bristol's Urban
Redevelopment. However, the heavy and somewhat
persistent rain reduced the numbers of the general public
around, and our geographers did well to collect as many
questionnaires as they did. Not to be discouraged, they
continued with their data collection, enjoying an hour
long tour courtesy of Bristol Ferry's along the river in
which they were able to learn all about the rise and
decline of Bristol's trading past. Further data collection
saw the geographers doing land use surveys and
environmental surveys before they got back on the bus
and headed home to The Cotswold School. Our students
did us proud and as the saying goes, ‘there's no such
thing as the wrong weather, just the wrong clothes.’
By Mrs F Bradley
Stuart Langworthy
Over the half-term holiday I had the huge honour of rolling a cheese at
the annual Cheese Roll! I had taught at Brockworth for 32 years and now
in my England Manager of the over 50’s England Football Team role, I
was asked and was delighted to accept - it was a colourful and
international event - lots of high spirits and many crazy people who, in
the name of sport and fun, chased an eight pound lump of cheese down
a one in two death slide of a hill. Great experience!
Stuart Langworthy, Holder of The Queen's Award for Enterprise
Promotion, Business Studies Department
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Your New Head Students and Deputies
I have helped run the Key Stage 3 Enterprise Club over the past two years, aimed at
increasing awareness and inspiring the lower years of the School about the
importance of the world of business. This has been part of my role as a subject
ambassador for the Business Studies Department. I have also been involved, for
the past few years, in School Council. As a team, we have been discussing how we
could best use our time in our roles and we have decided that we really want to see
more interactivity amongst the whole school. We are a school with talents in
different year groups. If we could have more interactivity, that would be really
special and is something I want to support as Head Boy. I myself have worked
with students in Key Stage 3 and have seen the benefits for both first hand.
In conjunction, I want more of my peers in the Sixth Form to have the opportunity to take up
unique leadership roles. This is why I am very fond of the work of the Sixth Form Student
Council, enabling individuals to be able to take forward what interests them. I want us all to work
together to leave a legacy. It’s not just about grades, but also it’s the spirit of making the world
greater each day. The support our teachers are willing to provide, to assist individuals to achieve
their ambitions is second to none.
After Year 13, I’m keeping my options open but want to go into business, perhaps finance. I’m
hoping to be able to study Business Economics at University. I feel inspired by people who show
dedication to achieve something over a long period of time. The idea of every day improving
things is what inspires me. Ethan Waller, Head Boy
At School, I have been a House Sports Captain, peer mentor and subject
ambassador for both History and Languages, as well as Captain of netball and
hockey teams. My main objective this next year is to give something back to
School through fundraising. It is also to raise further awareness of current affairs
with clubs, assemblies, perhaps a current affairs bulletin! I also feel strongly
about environmental issues and sustainability and hope to support reducing the
amount of plastic in the School as well as linking up with charities and their
initiatives. I love the friendliness of the School, the support and happy
atmosphere. I hope to either join the Navy or go to University . My inspirations are
progress, improvement and self-development—the satisfaction you get out of
achieving things and the progress made. Kate Edgerton, Head Girl
I have been a Physics subject ambassador and on the
School Council (Sabrina) and I’ve been a Subject Ambassador
for Art and Drama (Huw).
Sabrina Torris, Deputy Head Girl and
Huw Dickinson, Deputy Head Boy
Huw would like to study an Art
foundation year and ultimately go into
TV and production and Sabrina is off
to study Politics and Economics with
a view to entering the Finance world.
Our proposal for the year ahead is to work at integrating
the Sixth Form community and new initiatives for the Arts,
such as a Year 8 Boys Art Club. We also want to put into
place more frequent ‘beyond school’ programs such as
career talks. We love the welcoming atmosphere of the
School and that we can express our individuality and it is
great to see people who do well in things they love!
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YEAR 11 PROM
YEAR 13 LEAVERS’ BALL
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The Sports Pages
District and County Champions 2019!
Well done to Year 9 and Year 10
An excellent season!
Cotswold 177 for 5 off 20 overs
Pates GS 104 for 8 off 20 overs
Cotswold won by 75 runs
Amazing! England World Cup here we go again!
Sport’s Day
Year 7 and Year 8
Apollo 239
Artemis 245
Poseidon 193
Zeus 271
Year 9 and Year 10
Apollo 238
Artemis 201
Poseidon 180
Zeus 159
Freya Partridge and her own 16 year old dark
bay gelding Master Macky has been selected
to represent Great Britain on the Charles
Owen squad at this years Great FEI European
Championships for Ponies which will take
place on 15-18 August in Strzegom, Poland.
This is a massive achievement. Well done and
Good Luck!
Back in May, Guy Salter
got through to the Mid-
West Regional RDA
Competition and
managed to qualify for
the RDA National
Championships which
were held on Saturday
13th July at Hartpury
College.
He came 7th out of 25 in
his class, 'Walk & Trot
Dressage', scoring
67.5% on Benson,
narrowly missing out on
a rosette by 2 marks.
He did really well
and thoroughly
enjoyed competing
for the Chipping
Norton RDA group.
Well done!
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The Gym and Dance Show
Wow what can I say? I'm struggling to put into words just
how proud I am of the gymnasts, dancers and
cheerleaders who came together to put on a spectacular
Gym and Dance Show! The dedication and determination
that the girls showed with their commitment to rehearsals
and choreographing routines were admirable. On the
night the girls were so professional and shone like stars!
I have had so many messages complimenting the girls on
their performances and it just goes to show that hard
work really does pay off! A special mention to Emily
Franks, without whom the show wouldn't have gone
ahead. She worked so hard to choreograph routines,
raise money and design costumes for which the PE
department are very grateful. Loxie Chiles was our
narrator and she was amazing, Well done to you all.
By Mrs H Joynes
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Greystones
A group of students from the Cotswold School are working with Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust at
Greystones Farm. The young people are getting the chance to develop skills, old and new, away
from school and the classroom whilst creating a wildlife garden from scratch.
The project at Greystones is called 'The Branching Out Project'. The project is funded by Health
Connect and Cotswold District Council to facilitate learning out of the classroom and experience
on land based learning activities. Pupils also benefit from the outdoor space supporting their
wellbeing and social skills. Twelve Key Stage 3 pupils attend Greystones once a week and will be
achieving AQA units during their time on the project. The project will be running from May 2019 to
April 2020.
Mr S Powles comments, “The project has allowed our pupils to experience learning outside of the
classroom and this has clearly developed their social skills. Amy from Greystones has worked
wonders with our pupils and the project has been a massive success to date.
The project would benefit from some donations, currently we are looking for a water butt,
guttering, hand tools (trowels etc) and non-peat compost. Thank you for your help.”
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Year 7 Buddies
A number of current Year 7s had a training day to become a ‘buddy’ at the recent Year 6
Inductions Days that took place on third and fourth of July.
The two days are always filled with excitement and trepidation as the Year 6s attend the two days
to familiarise themselves with the School layout, timetable and get ready for their start of their
secondary school career! Our ‘buddy’ scheme works well and all did an amazing job! The Year 6s
greatly benefit from these two days and we know from their comments how much they enjoyed
the days and how excited they are for School to start! Well done! Mrs K Bridgwater
Maths Challenge
The Junior Mathematical Challenge 2019 results are in!
Number of entries received and marked: 66
Certificates awarded: -
Best in School 1
Best in Year 1
Gold 1
Silver 20
Bronze 20
Jack Peyton of Year 8 won the Best in School, Best in Year
and Gold. Outstanding Achievement! Well done.
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Create & Cook
Lottie Denne and Isla Mackintosh
of Year 9, reached the finals of the
Midcounties Co-operative Create
and Cook Challenge and achieved
second place. Their macaroon
stack was well received, created
from local ingredients from
Cotteswold Dairy and Mudwalls
Berries! YUM!
Year 12 Cyber Security
Nine Computer Scientists in Year 12
recently attended a cyber security workshop at
the University of South Wales. During the day,
the students were shown around the modern
facilities on the edge of the River Usk. The
students participated in activities relating to
ethical hacking and social engineering. After
lunch, they took part in a cryptography
competition which saw Mr Lord and Mrs
Bogdiukiewicz give the young minds a run for
their money! By Mrs M Bogdiukiewicz
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Fun Run
Can your tutor group run
26 miles instead of me?!!
Mrs Carter, as Head of Key Stage 3 and Head of Houses, ran a
marathon of a morning! Mrs Carter had every intention of running
the London marathon this year, but her time dedicated to looking
after Key Stage 3 meant she ran out of time. She asked each tutee
to run a mile, with the intention of every tutor group running a
marathon! Could we help her achieve lots of marathons instead?
The morning event was held
on a lovely morning and as
well as a chance to be outside,
money was raised for the
School’s three chosen
charities! Over £1,000 was
raised. An amazing morning!
Thank you.
Careers Evening on Wednesday 16th October 2019
The annual Careers Fair will be taking place on Wednesday 16th
October from 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm.
We are in the process of organising exhibitors and have the
following sectors missing which we would love to have this year.
Can you help?
We are seeking career experts in Dentistry, Arts, Cyber Security,
and Trades.
If you are willing to spare a few hours and share your
experiences with our pupils, please contact
Marketing@thecotswoldschool.co.uk.
MANY THANKS!
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Lady Dunrossil—Happy Birthday
At the start of this academic year,
we celebrated our 30th year of The
Cotswold School and honoured
Mavis, Lady Dunrossil with our first
Exceptional Contribution Award.
It is a 30-year story of ‘friendship
and knowledge’ and without her
support and drive, this School
would not be what it is today.
It is with a special congratulations
that we wish Mavis, Lady Dunrossil
a very Happy Birthday on her 90th
at the end of this month.
With Best Wishes
Mr W Morgan, staff, pupils and
governors
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Governors’ Corner
Governors have been as busy as ever – more visits to departments have taken place enabling governors
to discuss with pupils and teachers alike. This is a really important part of a governor’s role as they are
then able to report back to the Full Governing Body as to how they can best support our teachers in their
day to day work.
Governors have also had a full agenda in their two major meetings this term including reviewing the
school’s Self Evaluation Plan and how the school did against its targets for last year’s Development Plan.
The new Development Plan for 2019 - 2020 has also been approved and will be reviewed twice more in
the coming year. They have discussed with our School Council representatives and analysed the staff
survey.
The individual committees have also been busy – Teaching and Learning has heard presentations
about Art and about the House system and from two Heads of Department. Premises has worked on the
refurbishment of the gym. Finance has been working hard on the budget and Pay and Performance has
been monitoring Performance Management. All committees have reviewed relevant policies for approval
by the Full Governing Body. The various school events that have been supported and you will see that it
has been a very busy term.
Thank you to all our governors for their hard work and support on our behalf over the past academic year.
It is much appreciated. If you would like any more information about who our governors are and what they
do please visit the governor link on the school website.
School House Totals
12,524
12,278
12,485
12,561
TRIPS
As well as enrichment week, we have an
unprecedented number of trips heading out
at the end of the year.
Battlefields
PE Adventure
German Exchange
Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award—
Morocco
Iceland
Galapagos
Bon Voyage !
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August
15 A level Results
22 GCSE Results
September
4 Pupils Return
5 Year 7 Launch Evening
10 Year 12 Launch Evening
12 Speech Day
16/17 Year 7 Residential
17 Year 10 Launch Evening
17 PTA Meeting
18 Year 12/13 History Festival
25 Year 9 Lion King Trip
27 Year 13 Trip to Gloucester Court
27 De La Haye’s Fundraising event
30 Year 10 Art Trip
October
2 Main School Open Day
4 German Exchange Pupils Arrive
7/10 Year 7 trips to Goodrich Castle
8 Year 11 Parents’ Evening
9 Inset Day
15 Year 7 Parents’ Evening—Tutor only
16 Careers Fayre
24 Year 13 Parents’ Evening
25 Half Term
30 Year 13 Oxbridge Examinations
The Cotswold School
The Avenue, Bourton on the Water
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL54 2BD
Telephone: 01451 820554
Fax: 01451 810658
Email: admin@thecotswoldschool.co.uk
Marketing: marketing@thecotswoldschool.co.uk
Website: https://cotswold.gloucs.sch.uk/
Principal: Mr Will Morgan
Au revoir!
Have a great summer break!
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