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The Year 7 Boys’ Football Team progressedinto the final of the QPR Schools League bywinning 4-1 against Fulham Boys.

The final which will be played at LoftusRoad against Chelsea Academy will be ahard fought contest and we welcomeparents and guardians to the stadium on21st May.

The team were outstanding from start tofinish but a special mention has to awardedto Tremaine, Trent and Juniour who playedexceptionally well under pressure.

The boys were unlucky only to lead 1-0 athalf time thanks to Tremaine's goal.However in the second half more goalscame from Ashkan and Freddie (x2) to seeoff a late goal by Fulham Boys.

Well played boys!

Our Art and Technology faculty will behosting another Art exhibition of GCSE andA-Level art pieces on the 23rd of May! This isan annual event open to all that givesstudents and now staff, an opportunity toget their creative juices flowing.

Last year’s event was memorable andsensational, as we featured a variety of artpieces ranging from paintings, textilespieces, graphics pieces and 3D Designartworks.

More information will be provided nearingthe date, so stay tuned!

28th April 2017

ACE PERFORMANCE FOR AN ACE TEAM: YEAR 7 BOYS SOAR INTO FINALS

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BDA ART & TECHNOLOGY PRESENTS: ANNUAL ART EXHIBITON 2017

5 people you’d like to have

over for dinner:

• Yoda; small and smart, with great knowledge (a bit like me!)

• Muhammad Ali; an inspiration and fabulous wit!

• Neil Armstrong (astronaut.. so much to ask)

• My parents

• Mr Reid and Mr Prasad (we can eat.. A LOT.. and we do! You just have to pop by DP13 to see!)

4 books and films you’ll never

forget:

• Jane Eyre

• Gladiator

• 5 People You Meet in Heaven

• Star Wars!

3 foods you’d have for your

last meal:

• Ice Cream and Waffle

• Chicken Biriyani

• Nasi Goreng Kampong

2 places you’d love to visit:

• Japan; a country that combines history, tech, ancient traditions yet so advanced.

• India; it’s got palaces, amazing food, 22 languages, regional differences in customs and food, sunshine… so much to explore

1 day you’ll never forget:

• My first parachute jump, on a coldFebruary day (I’m scared of heights andhate the cold)

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Newsletter 28th April 2017

5 People you’d like to have over

for dinner:

•Beyoncé

•Cash Me Ousside girl

•Drake

•The Queen

•Ethan Dolan

4 books and films you’ll never forget:

•Matilda

•Trash

•Expelled

•Be Somebody

3 foods you’d have for your last

meal:

•Chicken

•Pizza

•Chips

2 of your favourite teachers:

•Mr Crawford because he’s really kind

•Ms Khan because she always helps me out

1 day at school you’ll never

forget:

•When I won £50

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MEET THE STUDENT… JOY OF 10 ATTENBOROUGH


It was great to see so many new faces inCraft Club this week. We each got to makeour own bath bomb- from scratch!

If you would like to make some bath bombsof your own at home, find me in the mainlibrary any day afterschool and I will giveyou the recipe.

A big congratulations to the followingstudents in year 7 who have achieved 100%in their accelerated reader quizzes:

Chloe Richardson - 7A,

Cherif Kherkhache - 7B,

Abdulrahim El-Bhiri - 7L,

Lina Arif - 7R,

Sara Warsame - 7R,

Cache-Dior Eccleston - 7U

Book review: “The Call” by Peadar Ó Guilín

The Sídhe have vowed revenge upon

Ireland, the country that exiled them from

their homes thousands of years ago. Their

vengeance is ruthless. At any time, an

adolescent can be transported to the Sídhe

realm where they are hunted down for

sport. The ‘call’ is inevitable. Survival is rare.

Nessa, who has restricted use of her legs

due to a childhood illness, is determined to

be among the few who live.

“The Call” beautifully weaves Irish

mythology into a grim dystopian nightmare

world, where nothing is certain and each

minute could be your last. “The Call” is one

of 10 amazing books shortlisted for the

Young Adult Book Prize 2017- all of which

are available in the library for you to read!

Ms Moore

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BOOK REVIEW

Here’s what we’re tweeting…

LIBRARY NEWS

WEEKLY UPDATE


Sport Opposition Year Date Time Location Staff

Football HA 10 02.05.17 16.00 BDA CRA

Rounders HA 9 03.05.17 16.00 Away SHW

Rounders HA 10 03.05.17 16.00 Away SHW

Cricket Latymer 9 04.05.17 13.30 Away FCH

RoundersFulham

Cross8 04.05.17 16.00 BDA SHW

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SPORTS

NEXT WEEK’S SPORTS FIXTURES

For more updates on sporting activities at the academy, visit our BDA sports twitter page: @BDASport

Here’s what we’re tweeting…


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SPORTSPE ENRICHMENT: SPORTS AND CLUBS TO JOIN


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PERFORMING ARTS

Hello, there is a lot happening in the music department

next week…

All music instrumental lessons and clubs have

started!

If you would like to learn how to play an instrument

and play in music groups with your friends come

along and see Miss Friar and Miss Botham in the

music office.

Students who are already have lessons need to

come to music to collect their timetable.

Choir practice every Tuesday 3.40pm in DP04!

All must attend to rehearse for our next

performance!!!

Lunch After School

DP04 DP02 DP Atrium DP04 DP02 Drama Studio

Mon Strings Group Steel Pan Musical

Tues Jazz Band/Brass Group BDA Choir

Weds Keyboard Club Intervention

Thurs Senior Choir LETMEPLAY

Fri Rock School Intervention


Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Soup: Creamy

BroccoliSoup: Minestrone

Soup: Carrot &

Chives

Soup: Chunky

Vegetable Barley

Soup: Sweet Potato

& Spinach

Chicken Tikka

Curry served with

Mint Yogurt

Mexican Chilli

served with Jacket

Potato

Beef Lasagne

Breaded Turkey

Escallop served with

a Spicy Szechuan

Sauce

Southern Fried

chicken

Quorn Dice Tikka

Curry

(V)

Mince Quorn Chilli

(V)

Spinach & butternut

Squash Lasagne

(V)

Stuffed Giant

Mushroom with a

sage & Onion

Stuffing

(V)

Quorn Nuggets

(V)

Plain Rice & Mini

Naan Bread Jacket Potato Garlic Bread Spring Onion Mash Cajun Wedges

Jacket Potatoes

with a Selection of

Fillings

Jacket Potatoes

with a Selection of

Fillings

Jacket Potatoes

with a Selection of

Fillings

Jacket Potatoes

with a Selection of

Fillings

Jacket Potatoes

with a Selection of

Fillings

Pasta Selection Pasta Selection Pasta Selection Pasta Selection Pasta Selection

Freshly Filled Rolls

and Sandwiches


and Sandwiches


and Sandwiches


and Sandwiches


and Sandwiches

Grab and Go salad

Mixed Salad with

Coriander

Grab and Go salad

Salad or Grated

Carrots & Sugar

Snap Peas

Grab and Go salad

Green Beans &

Roasted Red

Peppers

Grab and Go salad

Steamed Sweetcorn

& Peppers

Grab and Go salad

Baked Beans

Warm Chocolate

chip Cookie with

pink Chantilly

Cream

Selection of cold

Desserts

Carrot Cake Served

with a Cream

Cheese Topping

Selection of cold

Desserts

Chef’s Seasonal

Fresh fruit served

with a Fresh Mint

Sauce

Selection of cold

Desserts

Maple Syrup

Sponge served with

Custard

Selection of cold

Desserts

Ice – Cream Ripple

Mousse

Or chef’s Special

Selection of cold

Desserts

Bon Appétit

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ITEMS ON SALE PRICE

FUNNY FEET £1.00

CORNETTO £1.00

ORANGE TASTY £1.00

FRUIT PASTILLES £1.00

FAB £1.00

MINT FEAST £1.00

CALIPPO ORANGE £1.00

SLUSH PUPPIE 60P

Bon Appétit

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Utopia now offers a wide range of ice-creams. Please see the list below for whatwe have on offer.

All ice-creams are £1.00 each and areavailable to teachers and 6th formers during

school time, and to all students after school.

We are also selling Slush Puppies at lunchtimes only to all students at 60 pence.


Noun

1. a condition or system in which two or

more states, groups, principles,

sources of authority, etc., coexist.

2. the practice of holding more than one

ecclesiastical office at a time.

NEXT WEEK’S THEMECOMMISSION

Luke 24: 36-48

“This is what is written: The Messiah will

suffer and rise from the dead on the third

day, and repentance for the forgiveness

of sins will be preached in his name to all

nations, beginning at Jerusalem. You are

witnesses of these things.”

THE WORLD AT BDA

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WORD OF THE WEEKPLURALISM

01.5.15: International Workers’

Day/Local & Community History Month

begins

OUR TWEET OF THE WEEK!

#stopcyberbulling was the winning

presentation for today's

#PoweringTransformation workshop

@RoehamptonUni @the_ttrust @ArkBDA

#dell #team

- Fiona Wilkinson

(@fionaewilkinson)


This week’s diary and examinations Staff

Monday

01.05.17BANK HOLIDAY

Tuesday

02.05.17

Y7 / Y8 SLT Assembly in the Main Hall STO

Y10 Year Assembly in the Potter Theatre CRA

Y11 ‘walking-talking’ Maths mock exam in maths

classes

Maths

departm

ent

Wednesday

03.05.17

Y12 Year Assembly in the Potter Theatre GOH

Y7 Year Assembly in the Sports Hall AKE

Y9 SLT Assembly in the Main Hall STO

Y10 Most Able Trip to Oxford University (all day) WAD

Y11 English mock exam in the main hall – pm till 16.30 PRT

Thursday

04.05.17

Y8 Year Assembly in the Sports Hall FRT


Y9 Holocaust survivor talk Periods 4 / 5 in the Potter

TheatreCHS

Y12 Drama Exam Performance 16.30 in the Potter

TheatreBOS

Friday

05.05.17

Y13 Year Assembly in the Potter Theatre JEN

Y9 Year Assembly in the Sports Hall BRI


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NEXT WEEK’S DIARY


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