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Village Voice Oct / Nov 2019 Issue 194

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SCHOOLS<br />

NEWS ROUND UP<br />

Tylers Green Middle School<br />

An evening of great entertainment together with<br />

a few tears took place during the Year 6 Evening<br />

in July as our Year 6 pupils attended a evening<br />

of celebration and reflection. Mr Owen<br />

Brangwin, Chair of Governors awarded each<br />

pupil with a leavers’ book. This was followed<br />

by the presentation of the Achievement Shields,<br />

the winners of which are listed below.<br />

• English - Holly Clark<br />

• Maths - Yasmin Jassim<br />

• Science - Finn McGrath<br />

• Creative Arts - Charlie Ward<br />

• Performing Arts - Izzy Blair<br />

• French - Risi Tennekoon<br />

• Computing - Callum Elsey<br />

• Sport (Boy) - Oliver Connor<br />

• Sport (Girl) - Erin Vojkovic<br />

• Year 3 Award (Boy) - Max Dale<br />

• Year 3 Award (Girl) - Lucia Creese<br />

• Public Speaking - Mia Gosnold<br />

• Community Award - Sophia Welsh<br />

• Progress - Benjmain Bishop<br />

• Challenge - Rosie Coppins<br />

• Outstanding Contribution (Boy) - Max<br />

Mitchell<br />

• Outstanding Contribution (Girl) - Jess<br />

Seedel Tripp<br />

In memory of our Governor Jean Stidwell, an<br />

additional award of the Jean Stidwell<br />

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Community Award was presented by Ray,<br />

Jean’s husband to Charlie O. This new award<br />

has been devised by myself and in collaboration<br />

with Ray to be given to a pupil who has offered<br />

a genuine contribution to school life, delivered<br />

with a generosity of spirit, modesty and little<br />

regard for recognition. The type of pupil who is<br />

kind, helpful and encouraging to others when<br />

they need it, and is the sort of person everyone<br />

needs as a friend.<br />

The children then changed into costume and<br />

the stage became alive with music. Our Year 6s<br />

will leave with many fond memories of the final<br />

weeks of TGMS, particularly their leavers’ play<br />

– Darwin Rocks. Telling the life of Charles<br />

Darwin, the children acted, danced and sang<br />

magnificently and it truly was a night to<br />

remember.<br />

I am enormously proud of what we have<br />

achieved and in particular offer my<br />

congratulations to the Year 6 pupils for the<br />

tremendous end of Key Stage 2 SATS results. In<br />

comparison to the national picture, yet again the<br />

staff at TGMS have continued to support our<br />

pupils to achieve significantly above other<br />

schools across the country.<br />

I will really miss them all but take pride in a<br />

job well done I am confident that the children<br />

are now more than ready to fly the nest and<br />

move on to even bigger and better things. Good<br />

luck and keep in touch! Vanessa Pinkney, Headteacher<br />

Tylers Green First School<br />

I am delighted to be in the privileged position of<br />

Interim Headteacher at Tylers Green First<br />

School for the duration of the Autumn Term. It<br />

is an exciting time for the school as Governors<br />

work hard to appoint a new substantive<br />

Headteacher who will take up post in January<br />

2020. However, schools are constantly evolving<br />

environments and we have a term crammed full<br />

of events, trips and new initiatives, many of<br />

which link us to our wonderfully supportive<br />

wider community.<br />

We recently hosted a Macmillan Coffee<br />

Morning and have raised over £175 already. To<br />

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