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Volume. 3 Issue. 14
Friday 24th April 2015
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Dear Parents/Carers,
Our amazing parents/ carers raised approximately £5,000 and our sponsors,
Rochford Stokes, kindly donated another £5,000 last Saturday. This makes
our incredible total to around £10,000! The Spring Fair was a terrific success
enjoyed by parents/carers, pupils, prospective parents and pupils, our local
community and staff. A special thank you to Patrizia Gnoato for leading the
team to achieve our biggest fair yet. Patrizia and the team have certainly
inspired our children and shown what can be achieved when we get involved
in our local community. A big thank you to everyone who contributed and
prepared for the event.
Here are a list of our wonderful supporters:
Entrance: Katy and Alice Newman
Adult Tombola – Annabel Howcroft, Rochford Stokes Team, Sarah Ward
Raffle – Emma Smith and Stephanie Wilson
Second-hand clothes – Eileen Kiernan, Nina Belstoyneva & Brigitte Rothfuss
Second-hand book and toys – Madeleine Law
Hotdogs – Harvey Ward, James, Cheesy
Spanish food – Anna and Manuel Miquel and their son Miguel (Year 8), Clara, Alfonso
Italian pizza – Marco & Ilaria Gregotti, Adrian Howcroft
Cakes – Sandra Bishop & Natalie Scott and Olivia (Year 8)
Crepes – Esther Authier, Katherine Faure, Celine Matuszewski
Indian food – Sonal Sheik, Asma Karim, Deadra
Ethiopian food – Mako and Katra
Oddonos – Christian and Elizabeth Oddono, Lynda, Ann Marie, Lynsey, god daughter Sarah
Sweets – Fereal & Steven Addicott Plants – Emma Lyne
Bar – Penny and Jules Chalkley, Stephanie and Julian Whitter, Ron Rooney
DJ – Martin Smith / Karaoke – Betty Smith (Year 9)
Coconut Shy – Paul, Camilla and Felix McGill
Nerf guns – Ruth Buckle
Uni Cycle – Alfie (Year 7), Fraser Roberts (Year 6), Peggy Smith (Year 7), Wendy Roberts
Bouncy Castle – Jody, Lucy Stevens, Enea (Year 7)
Chocolate Tombola – Justine Aspey, Catherine Radcliffe / Lucky Dip – Ingrid Rostron
Grand National – Cathy and Pascal Madoc-Jones / Target Golf – Katherine, Ben & Atticus Jackson
Tea & coffee – Melissa Bane, Laura / Tattoos: Ian Roberts and Simon Harper
Bracelets: Jasmine Liu (Year 9) and Ariana Langhofer (Year 9), Mikayo Langhofer
Pencil cases: David Langhofer and friends (Year 9)
Face Painting: Dawn Evans, Jane Aspelling, Jayne Wedge
Feathers in the hair: Louise Rooney, Tania Fallon, Camilla McGill
Design poster/Raffle ticket/map: Wendy Roberts / Collection of prizes: Annabel Howcroft
Treasurers: Dawn Evans and Sheridan Colson / Runner: Katy Kinch & PR: Melissa Bane
Other helpers: Chris, Lynda, Sebie, Amanda Owen, Helen Arnold, Neela, Julisa Hedges, Fatima Da Silva, Richard
Wilson, Delana Durman, Hilary Clarke, Clea Sullivan, Mary Barker
Pupil ambassadors: Enea, Milly Dakin, Scarlot McGill…and all other pupils who helped!
Thank you to Manuel Alvarez, Oghale-Oghene
Erikigho, Zayd Adiicott and Mr Favre for welcoming
us all so beautifully into Assembly this morning.
LUNCH PAYMENTS
SUMMER TERM
Parents are reminded that Summer Term lunch payments
must be received by 22 May. The cost of lunches for this
half term is £70.00. Please also ensure that you are up to
date with all payments for lunch for the previous term. All
details can be found on WisePay. If you are having difficulty
making payments please contact Mrs Thunhurst in the Finance Office on 020 7924 8205 or by email at
[email protected]
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2ND ANNUAL
SPRING FAIR
By The Parent Council
Last weekend the second annual spring fair was held at the school and how lucky we were again with the
weather!
Many of the same stalls were run as last year - the ever popular penalty shootout, the Grand National, karaoke,
bouncy castle, face painting, tattoos and homemade crafts to name but a few. We also had some new activities
this year including uni cycling for the brave.
The food options were amazing this year as people were spoilt for choice - hotdogs, Spanish food, pizzas, Ethiopian food, crepes, Indian food, cakes and our own local Oddono's ice cream. We were also able to show off the
gardens where we served tea, coffee and cakes to the many visitors to the school. The bar also seemed to be a
popular location for many people!
Our Spring fair was very generously sponsored by estate agents Rochford Stokes who also helped run the adult
tombola stall with great enthusiasm.
Congratulations to the many winners in the raffle. There were so many generous donations by local businesses
that lots of people were able to win some great prizes.
The energy and time needed to put on an event of this size is huge and it would not be possible without the enthusiasm and drive of so many people. Many thanks to all the parents, carers, staff and pupils who were involved
in any way with the fair. And also many thanks to the hundreds of people who came along to support the fair. It
was lovely to welcome so many pupils and parents as well as members of our community to our school. It was a
great atmosphere and really showed off Bolingbroke Academy at its best.
The great thing about this type of event is that it also raises money, we don’t have the final number yet but we
think we have made nearly £10k! Please do not forget to send us any feedback on the fair to
[email protected].
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YEAR 9 TRIP TO THE DESIGN MUSEAUM
By Ms Houghton
It was fantastic to start the summer term by taking some of our creative and talented year 9 pupils to The Design
Museum. We all enjoyed a picnic lunch outside the Mayor’s Office and a scenic walk along the South Bank. Once
we arrived at the museum, the pupils had the opportunity to explore the “Woman, Fashion, Power” exhibition,
innovative health care designs and modern products which improve everyday lives. After they looked around, the
pupils then selected their favourite products which affected an interactive list that the museum was keeping a tally
of. We ended a perfect, sunny day by enjoying ice creams on the way back to school.
“It was really nice to see all the things we do and make in Art and Design
and Technology as the things they would be in the world of design, such as
the recycled plastic chair and the Olympic torch.” – Ruthie ParkmanEastman.
“It was fascinating, inspiring and enlightening to see the clothes of powerful
and influential women exhibited on the mannequins.” – Dill Shepherd
“Educational and inspiring design.” – Jack Jenkin
“Great views.” – Chelsea Caryl
Figure 1: travelling to the Design Museum by tube
Figure 2: Scenic walk along the South Bank
Figure 3: Picnic lunch outside the Mayor's Office
Figure 4: Exploring the Design Museum
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MORE ON ART & DESIGN MUSEUM TRIP
By Ms Wheeler
On the 15th April Ms Wheeler and Ms Houghton took 30 Yr 9 students to The Design Museum and The Tate
Modern on a GCSE style research trip. They also had the opportunity to sample the artistic life of the Southbank,
watching street performers and artists on a beautifully hot spring day whilst enjoying a picnic. The students went
on to look at the work of some of the most famous contemporary artists in the world, in particular studying the
work of artists inspired by poetry and dreams. Members of the public were peering over the pupils shoulders to
catch a glimpse of their drawings as they worked. Bolingbroke certainly has artistic talent!
Quotes from the day
‘If GCSE Art research involves walking in the sunshine, drawing and taking photographs, I’m doing it.’ Mahina Bernardo
‘Miss, why is that painting worth millions of pounds? It’s just painted black all over.’ Dylan Bowles
‘I really enjoyed learning new sketchbook techniques to investigate artists work’ Jasmine Lui
These budding artists enjoyed the beautiful day
SIGN UP FOR A JUNIOR MASTERCLASS AT UCL
UNIVERSITY OPPORTUNITIES FOR YEAR 8 AND 9 PUPILS
By Miss Robinson
Junior Masterclasses are entertaining, hands-on sessions run by UCL academics. The classes give you a taste
of learning at university and you can pick from a range of academic subjects. You could choose a subject you
study at school, or a completely new subject.
Applications are now open for the May half term Junior Masterclasses! Classes will be held from 26-29 May,
2015 and are detailed here: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/widening-participation/prospstudents/pre-16/junior-masterclass/year9
Pupils can apply for more than one Masterclass (up to four) and will be notified by May regarding their
application.
Please note that Year 8 and 9 pupils will need to be accompanied by a parent or carer. Participants will get
the chance to learn more about UCL and attending university and have a look around the campus.
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ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
AT BOLINGBROKE ACADEMY
By Ms Sherman
Our aim at Bolingbroke is to aid the language development, social integration and educational achievement of pupils
who are officially identified as children whose first language is other than English. We are fortunate to have pupils
whose first language ranges from French to Somali, therefore it is essential that we recognise and support pupils in
maximising their progress in all areas of the curriculum.
At Bolingbroke we are keen to ensure monitoring of EAL pupils’ progression so that all teachers are aware of the
variations of EAL pupils’ achievements in their subject/classes. Learning Walks frequently take place with a focus on
EAL pupils and good practice is shared across the Academy among teachers. Bolingbroke’s “non-negotiables” of
teaching help teachers embed and focus on language. Homework clubs exist to support EAL pupils in their independent study. Twice a week there is a French Reading Group so pupils are given the chance to stretch their native
reading ability. Reading groups, Word Power Books and Ms Robinson’s careful selection of library books are all vehicles in which we aim to support these pupils. We are constantly looking for new ideas to strengthen this side of
the Academy; if you have any suggestions, please contact me [email protected].
English Language Day on Thursday 23rd April
UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) set up this day in 2010 "to celebrate
multilingualism and cultural diversity as well as to promote equal use of all six of its official working languages
throughout the organization". It is also the date traditionally observed as the birthday of William Shakespeare.
EAL COFFEE MORNING ON WEDNESDAY 13TH MAY
Waalidka iyo xanaaneyasha qaaliga ahoow,
Waxan idin sheegaynaa in aan sameyneyno maalinta
Arbacada ah taariikhduna tahay 13th May 2015.
EAL (morning coffee) kulan qaxwo oo aan kaga
hadli doono:
Ardayda eedabtooda iyo inqaabta la siiyo
Heerka waxbarasho iyo guulaha laga gaaro
Iyo waxyaabo kale oo muhiim u ah ardayda
Waxaan rajeyneynaa in aad ka soo qeyblidoontaan
kulankaas.
We would like to invite all our parents/carers who
do not have English as their first language to a coffee Morning at Bolingbroke Academy on
Wednesday 13th May at 10:30am.
It will be an opportunity to meet other parents and
also talk to the school about how we can support
you and your family as well as discussing any
improvements we can make to our communication
service.
We look forward to seeing many of you there!
Mahadsanidiina
MFL RESOURCES
Please be aware that the “Big Picture Guides” featuring all of the vocabulary for this half term has now been uploaded to the Bolingbroke Academy website (Curriculum tab, MFL Curriculum tab and then scroll down to the bottom
of the page. We hope that this will be useful for you in supporting your child with their weekly vocabulary learning. I
would really appreciate your support with this and would welcome any feedback on useful strategies, ways in which
this process could be improved etc. Any concerns please email [email protected]
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BOLINGBROKE ACADEMY’S
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
By Ms Tibbetts
On Thursday 26th March, 15 teams of Bolingbroke pupils came together to compete in our first ever Basketball
competition. Excitement could be felt throughout the academy during the week leading up to the event with over
60 pupils competing against one another to be crowned the winner’s.
The event began with knockout stages between the teams leading onto nail biting quarter-finals and semi-finals.
The time for the final quickly approached with two well-deserved teams going head to head to see who would be
crowned champions. Both teams played well with the ball constantly swapping hands. As the final whistle went a
group of Year 9 pupils were crowned champions.
The night was coming to an end but we just had time to sneak in a match between our Year 9 winners and our
staff team – our Year 9 pupils were still undefeated at the end of the night!
A huge thank you to all our teams of pupils involved, we look forward to seeing you competing next year.
Another huge thank your to our fantastic group of cheerleaders and volunteers who brought America to Bolingbroke Academy’s Sports Hall. Finally, a huge well done to our winning team:
Noel Zerai Ueal Zerai Keynan Khalif Javorn Osbourne
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SPORTS UPDATE
FIXTURES
Date
26 March
Year 7
th
Year 8
Year 8 & 9 Boys Football
(h) Boys B Team v TCC
6th May
13th May
Year 9
Year 8 & 9 Boys
Football
(h) Boys B Team v TCC
Wandsworth Year 9
Athletics
Wandsworth Year 7
Athletics
Wandsworth Year 8
Athletics
20th May
Emanuel Athletics Event
Emanuel School 4pm
Emanuel Athletics Event
Emanuel School 4pm
Emanuel Athletics Event
Emanuel School 4pm
14th July
ARK Schools Athletics
Championship
ARK Schools Athletics
Championship
ARK Schools Athletics
Championship
Crystal Palace National
Sports Centre (10am3.30pm)
Crystal Palace National
Sports Centre (10am3.30pm)
Crystal Palace National
Sports Centre (10am3.30pm)
15th July
Bolingbroke Academy
Sports Day
Trinity Fields
Parents are very welcome. Why not bring a picnic and compete in the annual
Parent v Staff tug of war?
Parents 1 - Staff 0
Bolingbroke are gearing up for a summer of fantastic sports!
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NOTICES FROM THE SCHOOL
MESSAGE FROM
MR MCINTYRE
MESSAGE FROM
MS THUNHURST
ABSENCE LINE
Thank you for using option 1 to report your
child’s absence each day. This really supports
our drive towards maximum learning
time. Please remember to always call at the
earliest opportunity, preferably between 88.20am before lessons start.
WISEPAY
Parents are asked to check their junk mail for
emails coming from [email protected]
and to allow these emails into in-boxes. We
send out automated reminders about payments for trip instalments, lunch payments
etc which come from this address.
SCIENCE TRIP
By Ariana Farmanfarmaian - Year 9
The science conference was a really fantastic event. It was great fun and I was extremely glad to go. There
were so many activities to participate in such as identifying herbs used in medicine and riding on electrical
wheelchairs.
The conference was inspirational and has really enhanced my decision to pursue a career in biology. The
only part of the day which I dreaded was the science presentation Eugenie, David and I had to do. There
was noting to worry about as everybody there - staff, teachers and pupils - were very friendly.
The day was perfect and I really hope we get a chance to go next year.
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PARENT/CARER COMMUNICATION
If you would
like to contact the school regarding
child. Here is a reminder
of the procedure.
COMMUNICATION
AT your
BOLINGBROKE
ACADEMY
Please see the staff contact details here: http://arkbolingbrokeacademy.org/about-us/staff
Do you have a question or would like to give feedback?
PASTORAL
SUBJECT
Extra curricular, behaviour, emotional support, sickness etc.
Homework, revision etc.
Email or call your child's Civitas Tutor.
Email or call your child's Subject Teacher.
Did you get the response you were hoping
for?
Did you get the response you were hoping
for?
STAFF RESPONSE
YES
YES
You are happy
with the result.
You are happy
with the result.
 Email: 24 hour response
NO
NO
Email or call your child's Head of House
Email or call the Subject Lead Teacher
or Head of Department
Did you get the response you were hoping
for?
Did you get the response you were hoping
for?
YES
YES
You are happy
with the result.
You are happy
with the result.
NO
NO
Email or call Mr Speight, Vice Principal
[email protected]
Email or call Ms Bessa, Assistant Principal
for Behaviour & Ethos
[email protected]
Did you get the response you were
hoping for?
YES
You are happy
with the result.
Did you get the response you were
hoping for?
NO
Email or call Ms Edis via her PA
[email protected]
020 7924 8202
YES
You are happy
with the result.
You have now followed all the steps. If you feel unhappy or the issue is
still unresolved you can make a formal complaint.
Our complaints procedure can be found on our website
www.arkbolingbrokeacademy.org.
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Brought forward
363
271
Dyslexia Awareness Competition
Dyslexia Awareness Grid
151
279
10
25
2
6
Dyslexia Awareness Entry Points
8
5
27
20
Pupil's wearing Poppies
34
34
64
41
SSF Participation
Sonnet Competition
20
20
10
25
30
15
5
Oh Bolingbroke
5
20
10
Spring Menu
25
10
Spring Menu Entries
23
45
20
Staff Secret Santa
20
Mr Crumbleholme beard shave
What would you like to see implemented
in your Academy this year?
8
7
89
10
Achievement Points
50
50
5
50
Bolingbroke has talent auditions
15
35
5
25
Spelling Bee
112
107
70
54
Aut 2 Effort Scores
50
50
5
50
1950
1362
2697
1719
Spelling Bee Participation
10
5
10
5
WW1 House Competition
23
16
61
38
Short Story
18
1
27
0
Jam Jar Competition
0
25
30
40
Book Character Competition
292
215
286
548
Sp1 & Sp2 Effort Scores
90
50
45
80
MFL House Competition
25
0
0
0
Sp1 & Sp2 Be Bold Totals
1728
1751
1441
1788
Science Challenge
15
0
20
0
Spring Fair Poster
0
0
35
0
Pi Maths Challenge
0
20
5
10
NBA Tournament
0
5
10
5
Generation Game
50
30
30
40
Last day Quiz points
20
10
0
0
Performances in Assembly
25
0
5
5
Performances in Assembly
TOTAL
10
5
0
0
4951
4131
5221
4918
Aut1 & Aut 2 Be Bold Totals
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HOUSE COMPETITIONS
SCORES ON THE DOORS!
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FAMILY DINING
Week Beginning 27th April
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Mains
BBQ Chicken
Leg
Mixed Bean
Enchiladas
Chilli Con Carne
Meat Free
BBQ Quorn
As Above
Quorn Chilli
Sides
Couscous Salad
Chef's Salad
Jacket Potato
Cheese
Mixed Salad
Mixed Vegetables
Pasta Salad
fruit
Strawberry Eton
Mess
marble cake
peach yoghurt
mixed fruit salad
Puddings
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Chicken & VegetaChinese Chicken
ble Pie with a PasLeg
try Lid
Vegetable Pie with
Chinese
a Pastry Lid
Marinated Quorn
Week Beginning 4th May
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Pork Sausages,
Halal Chicken
Sausages
Quorn Lasagne
Meat Free
Veggie Sausages
As Above
Vegetable Curry
Vegetable Bake
Sides
Mashed Potato
Peas
Chef's Salad
Garlic Bread
Rice
Naan Bread
Chips
Mixed Vegetables
Tartare Sauce
pineapple
Strawberry yoghurt
Orange jelly
fruit
Mains
Bank Holiday
Puddings
Chicken &
Breaded Cod Fillet
Vegetable Curry
BREAKFAST CLUB
Breakfast Club is available in the dining hall to all pupils, Monday-Thursday from 7.30am-8.10am.
Toast
30p for 2 slices, including toppings
NEW Bacon Sandwich
£1.00
Cereal
28p - 70p per bowl
Apple juice/Orange Juice
17p/14p per glass
Yoghurt
49p
Selection of fruit
23p-41p per item
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BOLINGBROKE KEY CALENDAR 2014-2015
SUMMER 1
APRIL
Monday
27
DoE Bronze Practice expedition 1
Tuesday
28
DoE Bronze Practice expedition 1
MAY
Monday
4th
Bank Holiday
Tuesday
5th
Year 9 Careers Interviews
Wednesday
6th
Year 9 Careers Interviews
Wednesday
6th
Whole Academy Photo
Wednesday
6th
Year 9 Civitas Evening 5:30 - 6:30pm
You will be contacted by your Civitas Tutor to arrange an
appointment.
Friday
8th
Year 8 Trip to Shakespeare's Globe
Monday
11th
Assessment Week
Wednesday
13th
EAL Coffee Morning 10:30 - 11:30
Monday
18th
DoE Bronze Practice expedition 2
Tuesday
19th
DoE Bronze Practice expedition 2
Wednesday
20th
Instrument Lesson Performances Music Concert
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Friday
22nd
Summer 1 Ends
JUNE
Monday
1
School Closed (INSET DAY)
Tuesday
2
Enrichments Commence
Thursday
25
School Closed (INSET DAY)
Friday
26
School Closed (INSET DAY)
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UNIFORM
UNIFORM SUPPLIERS
Khalsa Schoolwear
388 Bethnal Green Road
London, E2 0AH
020 7729 3286
[email protected]
http://www.khalsaschoolwear.co.uk/
Academy Uniform
Item
Essential/Optional
Price
Academy Blazer
Essential
£38.00 - £42.00
Academy Tie
Essential
£6.75
Academy Jumper
Essential
£14.50 - £16.50
Academy Tank Top
Essential
£14.50 - £16.50
White Shirt/Blouse
Essential
£12.00
Academy Boys Trousers
Or
Academy Girls Trousers
Or
Academy Girls Skirt
Academy Rain Coat
Or
Academy Winter Coat
£15.00 - £20.00
Essential
Essential
£16.00 – £20.00
£16.50 - £18.50
£13.00 - £16.00
£30.00 - £40.00
Academy Sports Uniform
Item
Essential/Optional
Price
Academy Polo Shirt
Essential
£14.00 - £16.00
Academy Shorts
Or
Academy Skort
Academy Football Socks
Essential
£12.00 - £14.00
Essential
£14.00 - £16.00
£6.50 - £7.50
Tracksuit Top
Optional
£20.00 - £24.00
Tracksuit Bottoms
Optional
£15.00 - £18.00
Academy Accessories
Item
Essential/Optional
Price
Academy Portfolio/Satchel
Essential
£18:00
Academy PE String Bag
Essential
£5.00
Academy Back Pack
Optional
£18.00
Academy Water Bottle
Optional
£3.50
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STAFF CONTACTS
THE CORE TEAM
Role
Principal
Vice Principal
Assistant Principal, Behaviour & Ethos
A reminder of staff contact details
Name
Ms Edis
Mr Speight
Ms Bessa
Email address
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
THE TEACHING STAFF
Role
Art & Design Technology
Art & Design Teacher
English Subject Leader
English
English
English
English
Subject Leader Humanities and DoE Assessor
Geography
Lead History Teacher
Maths Subject Leader
Maths Teacher
Maths Teacher
Maths Teacher & Head of House
Lead Modern Foreign Languages Teacher
Modern Foreign Languages Teacher
Music Lead Tutor
Music: Guitar, Bass and Drum
Music: Vocal Tutor
Music: Brass
PE Subject Leader & Head of House
PE Teacher
PE Coach
PE Coach
Science Subject Leader
Science
Science
Science
Name
Ms Wheeler
Ms Houghton
Mrs Green
Ms Khan
Ms Nobes
Ms Widdowson
Ms Brown
Ms Blacklock
Mr Truman
Ms Oliver
Miss Donaldson
Ms Banks
Ms Aly
Ms Tibbetts
Ms Sherman
Ms Konneradt
Mrs Riley
Mr Favre
Ms Kirby-Ashmore
Mr Vincent
Mr Kerby
Miss Luetchford
Mr Brooks
Mr Dyer
Mr Conlon
Mr Whitehead
Ms Mayotte
Dr Kennedy
Email address
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
THE SUPPORT STAFF
Role
Research and Development Leader
Head of Klein House
Head of Smyth House
Learning Support Assistant (LSA)
Learning Support Assistant (LSA)
Learning Support Assistant (LSA)/Librarian
Learning Support Assistant
Cover Supervisor
Name
Ms Robinson
Ms Lahai - Taylor
Ms Kelly
Mr Bismark
Mr Sillah
Miss Rose
Mr Rogers
Mr Effah
Email address
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
THE OPERATIONAL STAFF
Role
PA to Principal
Administrator
Behaviour Administrator
Finance Administrator
Facilities Assistant
Chef Manager
Name
Mrs Harris
Mr McIntyre
Ms Sarwar
Ms Thunhurst
Mr Clow
Ms Crabtree
Email address
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
DESIGNATED MEMBER OF STAFF for Child Protection Ms Bessa
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