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Jack Petchey Awards
HEADTEACHER’S NEWS
Jack Petchey Awards
On Wednesday of last week I attended the
Borough’s Jack Petchey Award Ceremony at
the Broadway Theatre. It was a privilege to
attend an event that celebrated the
achievements of not only our own JRCS
students, but also all students who have been
given Jack Petchey Awards in the Borough’s
secondary schools. There is a feature in this
week’s Barking and Dagenham Post with
pictures of all our award winners.
Gold Seagull Winners
This week I was delighted to give out twenty
six Gold Seagull awards to students in Years
7 -11. It makes me very proud to give out
these awards as it shows that our young
people are really aspiring to be the best that
they can possibly be.
London Marathon 2015
I am delighted to announce
that two members of JRCS
staff took part in and
completed the London
Marathon last Sunday.
Many congratulations to
Miss Wilkinson in PE and
Mrs O’Connor, one of our
lunchtime supervisors, on
their fantastic achievement.
Year 8 Parents’ Evening
On Thursday 14th May, we are holding our
Year 8 Parents’ Evening between 3:40pm
and 6:40pm. Could you please make sure
that you check your son or daughter’s planner
to make sure they have made appointments
with their teachers.
Mr Smith
Headteacher
GENERAL NEWS
Year 11 Prom
This year’s Prom will be held on Monday 29th
June, 6:30pm to 11pm at Orsett Hall.
We are really looking forward to Prom this
year. It will be such a good event after a lot of
hard work in the run up to the exams.
Letters have gone home this week with
information about payment. This includes
information about the year book too. Please
contact myself or Mrs Hart if you have any
other queries.
If you are thinking of hiring transport for the
event feel free to do so at the times above.
We have been advised by the local council
that some vehicle hire companies do not
have the proper licensing required by law, so
you should check before booking. If there
were to be an accident any claim to an
insurance company would be invalid. The
Essex Police are also monitoring this closely
at the moment so may spot check any
vehicle. If the correct documents were not
able to be provided, students could be left
stranded with no transport home. We
wouldn’t like anything like this to spoil the
evening, so please check if the vehicle has a
PSV license or a PHV license.
Miss Duncan
Head of Year 11
'Tackling Stop and Search'
Why are young people stopped by the
Police? This was one of the questions, along
with many others, that was answered by the
ARC Theatre Company during their visit to
our school last Friday. Funded by Barking &
Dagenham Safer Neighbourhoods Board,
ARC has devised a powerful new youth
engagement programme using live theatre to
raise awareness of the realities of Stop and
Search.
Students from Years 8, 9 and 10 attended
and tackled the issues of why young people
are treated by the police in a certain way they watched and participated in
performances that dealt with real life
situations. According to Police statistics,
those aged between 15 and 24 are more
subject to ‘Stop and Search’ than any others.
34% of this age group will be stopped in the
course of a year, compared with 1.4% from
outside this age group.
It was a very productive theatre workshop for
the 280 students that attended, all of whom
found the event informative: 'I didn't know
what my legal rights were, this really helped
to understand where I stand' - Year 10. 'I
enjoyed how they showed us ways to behave
if we are stopped on the streets and avoid
getting into further trouble' - Year 9
A very successful day with the support of
tutors and everyone else involved. When I
went to speak to ARC during lunchtime, they
commented on how well behaved and
enthusiastic our students were and they look
forward to coming back and working with us
again!
Ms Shahana
English Department
The Project’s Final Gig: Thursday 7th May
7:00pm - 9:30pm at JRCS. Tickets for sale
in Main Street near the Egg.
The Imps Motorcycle Display Team
The Imps Motorcycle Display Team is a nonprofit-making organisation for 5-16 year olds,
which aims to educate young people through
a challenging programme of activities with a
world renowned motorcycle display team at
its heart. It was set up in the 1970s by Roy
Pratt MBE, and is supported by the Impstart
Trust (Registered Charity Number: 296499).
They perform worldwide to millions of people
each year, with the Royal Edinburgh Military
Tattoo being their most prestigious
appearance which they are privileged enough
to be invited back to every three years.
Unfortunately, they recently lost their biggest
sponsor, Honda UK, and are currently
fundraising to purchase new bikes.
The Imps have a
Crowdfunder page
set up by an exteam member, and
aim to raise
£16,000 by the
23rd May. They
have already raised a massive £11,290 and
have 24 days left to reach their target. The
Imps have been around for 42 years; please
contribute and be part of the team that will
ensure that they’ll be around for another 42.
students take part in a range of activities
regarding healthy eating and a healthy
lifestyle.
The students started the week by taking part
in an opening ceremony where they had a
warm up dance. They were involved in
designing a campaign about health issues
such as avoiding injury in sport, sports drinks
and their health benefits, smoking/alcohol
and their effects on your health.
Students designed an informative and
creative way in which to get their messages
across. The results saw a variety of flyers,
powerpoints, songs, videos and drama pieces
presented by the students.
Students took part in a variety of health
workshops and learned how to cook healthy
food. They got the opportunity to go to the
capital Brussels for one day where they saw
local landmarks and visited the Atomium
building.
The project has been a great success for
JRCS over the last two years and we are
hoping to have the opportunity to host again
in the future.
Ms Byrne
International Coordinator
http://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/impsmotocycle-display-team-for-young-children/
Sinead Murphy 10D, team member
Revision Club for Years 10 and 11
KS4 revision club will be held in BS3 every
Friday 3:30pm – 4:30pm.
Mrs Hart
Pastoral Support Assistant (KS4)
Weekly Challenge
Investigate a typical food from any South
American country. Cook it! Extra challenge
circles will be signed if it tastes
delicious! Good luck.
Ms Moody
Accelerated Learning Co-ordinator
Comenius Project
Last week saw the finale of the Comenius
Project about Sustainability. Six students and
two teachers went to Antwerp in Belgium in
the final part of the two year project. The
main theme for this part of the project was
Sustainability and Health. The week saw
Thank you to all who
baked or bought cakes,
guessed the sweets in the jar or my marathon
time, or donated money. I have raised £2300
so far for Children with Cancer so all the hard
work has been worthwhile.
I ran the marathon in 4hrs 30mins and Mr
Howard, along with Charlie Overall and
Lauren Cooper 11A, correctly guessed my
time and have won their prizes.
Miss Wilkinson
PE Department
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
The Office Assistants for the week beginning
Tuesday 5th May:
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Jade Plaskett 8G
Guste Rudzinskaite 8G
Sophie Sprought 8G
Bradley Stewart 8G
GCE & GCSE Exams
Below is the exam timetable for GCE &
GCSE exams which start on Tuesday 5th
May. These are official exams and
students will be required to attend normal
lessons when they do not have a
scheduled exam. Please make sure
students have a good breakfast and they
have the correct equipment with them for
each exam, including a calculator (if
needed) and a black pen. If they wish to,
they may bring water, but this needs to be
in a clear plastic bottle with the label
removed. Please remind your child that
under no circumstances should mobile
phones be taken into exam rooms. If your
child is unable to attend any of their
exams, please call the attendance line as
usual and we will require a letter from your
doctor.
Date
Time
Exam name
05/05/2015
2:00pm
iGCSE READING PASSAGES
11/05/2015
9:00am
GCE AS ECONOMICS
COMPETITIVE MARKETS
11/05/2015
9:00am
GCSE RELIGIOUS STUDIES
11/05/2015
2:00pm
GCE AS PSYCHOLOGY A UNIT 1
11/05/2015
2:00pm
GCSE CITIZENSHIP
12/05/2015
9:00am
GCSE FRENCH UNIT 1 TIER H
12/05/2015
9:00am
GCSE FRENCH UNIT 2 TIER H
12/05/2015
2:00pm
12/05/2015
2:00pm
13/05/2015
9:00am
13/05/2015
9:00am
13/05/2015
2:00pm
13/05/2015
2:00pm
14/05/2015
9:00am
14/05/2015
9:00am
14/05/2015
9:00am
14/05/2015
2:00pm
2:00pm
15/05/2015
9:00am
15/05/2015
9:00am
GCSE SPANISH UNIT 1 TIER H
15/05/2015
9:00am
GCSE SPANISH UNIT 2 TIER H
15/05/2015 12:00pm
GCSE RELIGIOUS STUDIES
GCE RELIGIOUS STUDIES UNIT
1
GCE RELIGIOUS STUDIES UNIT
3
GCSE CHEMISTRY IN OUR
WORLD(F)
GCE AS GENERAL STUDIES B
UNIT 1
BTEC CONSTRUCTION
TECHNOLOGY
GCSE PE THEORY OF PHYSICAL
ED.
GCE AS BUSINESS STUDIES DEVELOPING.NEW BUSINESS
IDEAS
GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE
PAPER 1 TIER H
15/05/2015
2:00pm
18/05/2015
9:00am
18/05/2015
9:00am
18/05/2015
2:00pm
GCE AS PSYCHOLOGY A UNIT 2
19/05/2015
9:00am
GCE AS PHYSICS ON THE GO
19/05/2015
2:00pm
19/05/2015
2:00pm
20/05/2015
9:00am
20/05/2015
9:00am
20/05/2015
2:00pm
20/05/2015
2:00pm
20/05/2015
2:00pm
21/05/2015
9:00am
21/05/2015
2:00pm
22/05/2015
9:00am
22/05/2015
2:00pm
01/06/2015
9:00am
01/06/2015
9:00am
01/06/2015
9:00am
01/06/2015
2:00pm
02/06/2015
2:00pm
GCE AS SOCIOLOGY UNIT 1
GCSE BIOLOGY INFLUENCES
ON LIFE
GCE AS CORE MATHEMATICS
C1
NAT CAMBRIDGE -ICT:
UNDRSTANDING COMPUTER
SYSTEMS WRITTEN
GCE AS COMMUNISM &
DEMOCRACY 20C
GCSE CITIZENSHIP CHANGING
COMMUNITIES
GCE AS ENGLISH LITERACY:
PTRY & PROSE 1800-1945
WRITTEN
14/05/2015
GCE AS MANAGING THE
ECONOMY
GCSE GEOGRAPHY (B)
THEORY
GCE AS CORE MATHEMATICS
C2
GCSE BUSINESS STUDIES INTRO.TO SMALL BUSINESS
GCE AS HISTORY CONFLICT &
CHANGE 19C & 20C
GCE AS HISTORY RESPONDING
TO CHANGE 20C
GCSE PHYSICS UNIVERSAL
PHYSICS
GCE AS SOCIOLOGY UNIT 2
GCE AS BIOLOGY TRANSPORT,
GENES & HEALTH
GCE AS CHEMISTRY: ATOMS,
BONDS & GRPS WRTTN
GCE GENERAL STUDIES B UNIT
2
GCE AS POLISH UNIT 1
GCE AS POLITICS - PEOPLE
AND POLITICS
GCSE HISTORY A:STUDY IN
DEV & AMERICAN WEST
WRITTEN
GCE AS BIOLOGY DEV, PLANTS
& ENVIRONMENT
GCE AS CHEMISTRY: CHNS,
ENERGY & RESOURCES
WRITTEN
03/06/2015
03/06/2015
03/06/2015
04/06/2015
04/06/2015
04/06/2015
2:00pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
9:00am
9:00am
2:00pm
04/06/2015
2:00pm
05/06/2015
9:00am
05/06/2015
9:00am
05/06/2015
9:00am
GCE TURKISH:
LISTEN/READ/WRITE 1
WRITTEN
GCSE GEOGRAPHY (B)
SECTION A
GCSE GEOGRAPHY (B)
SECTION B
GCE AS MANAGING THE
BUSINESS
11/06/2015
9:00am
11/06/2015
2:00pm
12/06/2015
9:00am
12/06/2015
9:00am
12/06/2015
2:00pm
15/06/2015
9:00am
15/06/2015
9:00am
15/06/2015
2:00pm
15/06/2015
2:00pm
GCE A2 SOCIOLOGY UNIT 3
15/06/2015
2:00pm
GCSE MEDIA STUDIES UNIT 1
16/06/2015
9:00am
GCE A2 PSYCHOLOGY A UNIT
4
16/06/2015
9:00am
GCSE POLISH UNIT 2
16/06/2015
9:00am
GCSE POLISH UNIT 4
16/06/2015
2:00pm
GCE A2 CORE MATHEMATICS
C4
17/06/2015
9:00am
GCSE CHEMISTRY IN ACTION
17/06/2015
2:00pm
GCSE NON CALCULATOR (H)
GCE AS PHYSICS AT WORK
GCE AS POLITICS GOVERNING
THE UK
GCE A2 MEDIA STUDIES: CRTL
PRSPT MEDIA WRITTEN
GCSE BUSINESS STUDIES BUILDING A BUSINESS
GCSE ECONOMIC
UNDERSTANDING
GCSE MUSIC: LISTENING TEST
WRITTEN
GCE AS PE: AN
INTRODUCTION TO PE
WRITTEN
GCSE BIOLOGY COMPONENTS OF LIFE
GCE A2 THE CHALLENGE OF
FASCISM
9:00am
05/06/2015
9:00am
05/06/2015
2:00pm
05/06/2015
2:00pm
08/06/2015
9:00am
08/06/2015
9:00am
GCE AS POLISH UNIT 2
18/06/2015
9:00am
08/06/2015
9:00am
GCSE MATHS CALCULATOR
18/06/2015
9:00am
GCSE CATERING HOSPITALITY & UNIT 2
WRITTEN PAPER
GCE A2 DECISION
MATHEMATICS D1
GCE A2 PSYCHOLOGY A UNIT
3
GCSE CHEMISTRY DISCOVERING CHEMISTRY
GCSE HISTORY A:HST SRC
INVST PBLC HLTH WRITTEN
GCE A2 CHEMISTRY: RNGS,
PLYMRS & ANLYS WRITTEN
GCE A2 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
UNIT 3A
18/06/2015
2:00pm
19/06/2015
9:00am
19/06/2015
9:00am
22/06/2015
9:00am
2:00pm
09/06/2015
9:00am
09/06/2015
2:00pm
09/06/2015
2:00pm
10/06/2015
9:00am
10/06/2015
2:00pm
10/06/2015
2:00pm
10/06/2015
2:00pm
11/06/2015
9:00am
11/06/2015
9:00am
GCE A2 BUSINESS
ECONOMICS
GCE A2 CORE MATHEMATICS
C3
GCSE DANCE UNIT 1
GCSE PHYSICS.FOR YOUR
FUTURE
GCE A2 THEATRE TEXT IN
CONTEXT
GCSE BIOLOGY - USING
BIOLOGY
GCE A2 CHEMISTRY: EQULB,
ENRGS & ELMTS WRITTEN
GCE AS STATISTICS S1
05/06/2015
08/06/2015
GCSE POLISH UNIT 1
GCSE URDU UNIT 1 TIER H
GCE A2 ENG LIT: DRAMA &
POETRY PRE-18OO WRITTEN
GCE A2 PHYSICS ON THE
MOVE
GCE A2 RELIGIOUS STUDIES
UNIT 4A
GCE A2 PHYSICSCREATION/COLLAPSE
GCE A2 SOCIOLOGY UNIT 4
GCSE STATISTICS WRITTEN
PAPER (H)
GCE A2 ECONOMICS THE
GLOBAL ECONOMY
GCSE PHYSICS - APPLICATION
OF PHYSICS(F)
GCSE PRDCT DSGN: DSGNNG
INFLUENCES WRITTEN
Weekly Outline of Out of School Hours Learning Activities - Spring 2015
Club
Year Group
Staff
Time
Venue
8:15 - 9:00am
MU1
1:30 - 2:00pm
MU1
Monday
Orchestra
Invited
Wind Band
All Woodwind
and Brass
Mr Coltman and
Mr Jenner
Mr Johnston
(CMS tutor)
Badminton or Table Tennis
7
PE Staff
1:30 - 2:05pm
Sports Hall
SDD Homework Club
All
Mrs Roult and
Mrs Debono
1:30 - 2:05pm
SD2
Badminton or Table Tennis
7
PE Staff
1:30 - 2:05pm
Sports Hall
1:30 - 2:05pm
MA1
3:20 - 4:30pm
Field / Astro
Maths Puzzle and
Homework Club
7, 8 and 9
Athletics (Track and Field)
All Years
Bike Polo
All Years
Mr Cole
3:20 - 4:30pm
Courts
7, 8, 9 and 10
Mr Hargreaves and
Mrs Debono
3:30 - 4:30pm
FC4
9
Ms Holmes
3:30 - 4:30pm
EN7
Smarties Science Club
7-9
(invitation only)
Miss Ochwat
3:30 - 4:30pm
SC3
Psychology Study Club
12 and 13
Miss Taylor
3:30 - 4:30pm
SF5
Table Tennis (starts after
half term)
7, 8 and 9
Mr Coltman
3:30 - 4:30pm
Sports Hall
Singers (starts 23.2.15)
All Years
Ms Evans
3:30 - 4:30pm
MU2
All
Mr Kersey
4:40 - 6:00pm
Sports Hall
Cooking Club
Literacy Leaders
Touch Rugby
Miss Doig, Mr Mir
and Miss Bhandari
Mr Howard /
Miss Wright
Tuesday
All string
players
Ms Evans
8:15 - 9:00am
MU1
Badminton or Table Tennis
8
PE Staff
1:30 - 2:05pm
Sports Hall
SDD Homework Club
All
Mrs Roult and
Mrs Debono
1:30 - 2:05pm
SD2
Arabic Club
All
Mr Cocksworth
1:30 - 2:05pm
EN2
Cricket
All
Male PE Staff
3:20 - 4:30pm
Field/Astroturf
Fitness
All (first 40
students)
Miss Wilkinson /
Miss Wright
Mr Darkins and
Mr Howe
Ms Montague,
Mr Hargreaves,
Ms Davids, Mr Dignam
3:25 - 4:30pm
Fitness Suite
3:30 - 4:30pm
SC4
3:25 - 5:00pm
Week 2 only
FC3 and 4
String Club
Science Club
All
Bronze Duke of Edinburgh
Award
10
NEW – Year 9 starting
Bronze D of E
ARC Theatre History Club
Y9 invited only
Ms Montague
3:30 - 4:30pm
2nd & 9th June
FC4
7, 8 and 9
Ms Lynch
3:30 - 5:00pm
HI2
Wednesday
JRCS Choir
KS3
Mr Jenner
8:15 - 9:00am
MU1
12 and 13
Mrs Evans
1:30 - 2:00pm
SF3
Badminton or Table Tennis
9
PE Staff
1:30 - 2:05pm
Sports Hall
SDD Homework Club
All
Mrs Roult and
Mrs Debono
1:30 - 2:05pm
SD2
Bilingual Social Club
Invited
Mrs Croucher
1:30 - 2:05pm
SDD starts
27.1.15
Astronomy (week 2 only)
7 - 12
Mr Tizzard
3:15 - 4:15pm
SC6
All
Miss Wilkinson /
Miss Wright
3:25 - 4:30pm
Field/Astro
All (first 40
students)
Ms Montague
3:25 - 4:30pm
Fitness Suite
10
Miss Purnell
3:30 - 4:30pm
AR2 (till 11.2)
7-9
Miss Sea
3:30 - 4:30pm
DA1
Lego Mindstorms
7, 8 and 9
Mr Sturdy and
Ms Rahman
3:30 - 4:30pm
IT2
Engineering Club
9 and 10
Mr Poole
3:30 - 4:30pm
DT8
7
Miss Banjo, Mr Looby
and Miss Dormer
3:30 - 4:30pm
DT 4 or 6
7-9
Ms Montague
3:30 - 6:30pm
London Regatta
Centre Royal
Albert Dock
Sociology/HSC
Rounders
Fitness
Photography Club
Epidemik Dance Company
DT Club
London Sea Cadet Taster
Sessions (starts after half
term)
Thursday
Invited only
Mr Jenner
8:15 – 9:00am
MU1
7 and 8
Ms Montague
1:20 - 2:05pm
Sports Hall
Badminton or Table Tennis
10
PE Staff
1:30 - 2:05pm
Sports Hall
SDD Homework Club
All
1:30 - 2:05pm
SD2
Cheerleading
All
3:25 - 4:30pm
Sports Hall
Tennis
All
Nr Newport
3:25 - 4:30pm
Ball Courts
Fitness
7-9
Mr Howard
3:25 - 4:30pm
Fitness Suite
All
Mr Kersey
3:30 - 4:30pm
Sports Field
7-9
Miss England
3:30 - 4:30pm
DA1
All
Guest coaches
5:00 - 6:00pm
Sports Hall
8:15 - 9.00am
MU1
1.30 - 2.05pm
SD2
1:30 - 2:05pm
IT1
Guitar Club
Boccia and Kurling Club
Rugby (Sevens)
Detonate Dance Company
Thunder Basketball
Mrs Debono and
Mrs Prockter
Ascension Eagles
Coaches
Friday
Keyboard Club
SDD Homework Club
Invited only
All
Mr Jenner
Mrs Prockter and
Mrs Saunderson
Mr Sturdy and
Ms Rahman
Lego Mindstorms
7, 8 and 9
Reading Club
7, 8 and 9
Ms Isat
3:15 - 4:15pm
EN5
Revision Club
10 and 11
Mrs Hart and
Mrs Eades
3:20 - 4:20pm
Library
Fitness
All
Miss Wilkinson
3:25 - 4:30pm
Fitness Suite
Volleyball
All
Mr Newport
3:25 - 4:30pm
Sports Hall
BPPORTUNITY
Bouygues Energies & Services delivers FM services which enable transformational change and
help our clients to focus on their core business activities, whilst providing long-term savings.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
BYes FM
MOBILE SERVICES DIVISION
AIR CONDITIONING ENGINEER
MOBILE SERVICES DIVISION
M & E TECHNICIAN, mechanical bias
Barking based, mobile working within the M25
Closing date: 24 May 2015
Barking based, mobile working within the M25
Closing date: 24 May 2015
The role:

To carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance including statutory and
mandatory compliance on all types of air conditioning and refrigeration across all
contracts. The role will be based in Barking but with travel across all sites in London
and the South-east

To carry out new air conditioning works as required i.e. minor new works,
refurbishment and capital works replacement programme.

To investigate, trouble-shoot and rectify defects in all ventilation systems and
associated plant/components

To participate in the On Call rota and out of normal working hours activities

To maintain appropriate qualifications and up to date trade knowledge for the safe
and efficient performance of duties

To ensure prompt and accurate completion of any necessary paperwork
The role:

Reporting to the M&E Team Leader, working across the Mobile Services Division

To carry out planned and reactive maintenance in line with the contract service
delivery plan and life cycle/forward maintenance plan and statutory and mandatory
compliance within MSD contracts within the M25 area

To apply mechanical trade skills to undertake scheduled and reactive maintenance
works, installations and modifications across all sites for all building services

To ensure all statutory documentation is completed and kept up to date at all times

The hours for this role are 40 hour per week, Monday to Friday, as well as
participating in the on call rota and out of normal working hour’s activity
The person:

Must hold a level 2 qualification in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (C&G or
equivalent)

F Gas qualified (City and Guilds 2079-11/12Level or CITB J11/12) essential

It is essential that the ideal candidate has AC split systems and/or Chiller experience.

Proven track record of building services work or trade based knowledge in a similar
environment

A proactive, flexible, can-do approach

Good written and verbal communication skills, including IT proficiency

Able to obtain CRB clearance (due to working alongside children) and government
security clearance
In return, we offer an attractive salary and benefits package, including training & development
opportunities.
The person:

Experience of building maintenance essential together with a full trade mechanical
apprenticeship

Current qualifications such as C&G, BTEC National Diploma, NVQ or similar, in a
mechanical discipline

Good communication skills, customer focused

In-depth knowledge of Health and Safety procedures

A proactive, flexible, can-do approach

Previous experience of working within an educational environment would be an
advantage

Able to obtain DBS clearance (due to working alongside children)
In return, we offer an attractive salary and benefits package, including training opportunities
To apply - send your CV together with a covering letter telling us why you feel you are suitable to:
Katrina Gayle, HR Administrator, Bouygues E&S FM UK Ltd, King’s College London, Franklin Wilkins Building, 150 Stamford Street, London, SE1 9NN.
E-mail: [email protected]
WE ARE COMMITTED TO EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL