2:40pm-3:40pm

Monday (6) Boxercise – ALA/KES (6) Archery – JTH/EMM

(6) Dodgeball – CXT

Tuesday

(6) KS4 Rugby – GC, Girls Football Club – ALA/KES

(6) Archery – JTH/EMM, (6) Girls Basketball — PXK,

(6) Futsal— BXP (6) Ultimate Frisbee—BES

Wednesday (6) KS3 Rugby – GC, Year 7 Football — BES

Year 8 Football – JTH Year 9 Football—KES/CXT

Year 10 Football - BXP Boys Basketball – PXK

(6) Hudson Zumba/Spinning/Gym – APS/KEA

(6) Golf is Great! - JJH

Thursday Climbing – SW (Scott Wylie)

Friday Year 9-11 Netball – APS, EMM, KEA, CXT

Parkour – PXK, (6) Volleyball – JXS

(6) Running Club - AT

PE Clubs - Autumn 2014

All the information included in the Session 6 Booklet is correct at

the time of printing. New staff joining the Academy in Septem-

ber will be running Session 6 activities, and the details of these

clubs will be passed on to students by their form tutors.

Expressive Arts Clubs will be running on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

and Friday, in Session 6, 2:40pm - 3:40pm, and the details of these will

announced in September.

Expressive Arts Clubs

Autumn 2014

Session 6

Choices

Booklet ‘Love of Learning’

September 2014

Session Choices Monday

For Yr 8 & 9 Like to keep your finger on the pulse? Always first to hear the latest gossip? Then TCA News Team is for you! P108

Mrs Norman, Mr Bliss, Miss Doyle Miss McGeoghie

Creative Writing

For KS3

Creating new worlds through writing.

P001

TCA TV

Reading for Pleasure

& Board Games

P205 Mrs Loosemore

Architecture Architecture through the ages

and model building

Mr Aspland C001

Chess and Board Games Club We aim to raise the profile of Chess and

other board games

M008

Mr Abdulai, Mr Griffiths, Ms Scott

Boxercise Miss Anderson, Miss Smith

Sports Hall

Japanese and Japanese Culture Learn to speak and write Japanese. Find out about aspects of Japanese culture such as food, drink, religion, origami and Japanese history. Discover what it is like to be a Japanese teenager. Try on traditional Japanese kimo-

nos. Mrs Taylor M006

GCSE General Studies

Mr Hawkins

Pies and Cakes

Learn to make delicious

pies and cakes, and much

more!

A102 Miss Thorpe

Limited to 20

places

Create your own TV programmes producing and filming the latest news from TCA and around the world P108

Dodgeball

Ms Thomas

Horticulture

For those ‘green-fingered’ students who

opted for Horticulture in their Options this

will be their Session 6 on Fridays.

Boome Hair and Beauty For students who opted for Hair or Beauty in

their Options this will be their Session 6 on Fri-

days run by Boome Hair and Beauty staff from

Whittlesey.

Anglian Water Students will be able to attend a session

run by Anglian Water and will learn more

about the company. This is a great oppor-

tunity to develop your employability

skills! Day of the week TBC

Session 6 CIEAG Clubs

Session 6 Choices We encourage every student to sign up for a Session 6

club; there is something for everyone and there’s no reason

you can’t attend one on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

AND Friday!

If you choose not to, remember you can always:

Go to Intervention

Do homework or revision in the LIC

Work on the computers

On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday there are home-work and reading sessions in the Library. You can go along to these during Session 6, work on your homework, do some revi-sion, or research anything that interests you. The Library staff will be on hand to offer you help and guidance at any time. If you’d like to join this session, you’ll need to sign up for a 6-week period.

Session 6 LIC

Session 6 Intervention Clubs

Monday

German Intervention

Intervention with Mrs Garment K107

Core Science - Mrs Turner

Tuesday

Spanish Intervention

Russian Intervention - Mrs Tjurina

Wednesday

French Intervention

Spanish Intervention

Intervention with Mrs Garment K107

Friday

German Intervention

Polish Intervention

Additional Science - Mrs Turner

Tuesday Session Choices Book Club For KS3

Mrs Rollings P010

“First rule about ‘Book Club’ is there will be a lot of talking about books … in a club … Second rule is - you will need to read outside of ‘Book Club’ … Third rule is - you will need an opinion!”

Miss Thorpe, Mrs Austin-Smith A103

Can’t Live on Cake! For KS4/5

Food is essential fuel for life and as you get ever closer to moving out, becoming independent young adults, your cookery skills need to stand up to your busy lifestyle. Come to experiment and enjoy. Ingredients supplied by students.

Mrs Geary

For KS3 P104

Film Club Watching, discussing and reviewing films

as well as training and

resources to make your

own films.

Cupcake Decorating 1 Do you have a sweet tooth, a love of baking, or a flair

for the arts? If so, this lesson will be the perfect end

to your day. We are going to learn how

to turn cupcakes in delicious pieces of

art.

A107

Mr Hooper, Miss Machin

Unfortunately, this club is already

full for Autumn. Priority will be

given to Yr 7 in Spring.

Archery 1 Do you think you have what it takes to be the

next Robin Hood? Would

you like to learn how to

shoot a recurve bow ?

String

Instrument

Club Mr Keet, Mrs O’Rourke

EAL Homework Club

Get help with your home-

work if language is an issue.

All languages welcome.

Miss Matuszczyk

Backgammon and Dominoes

Have fun learning the

exciting and strategic

games!

Mr Rahme M104

Studio Time Mr L. Watson

Come along and practise a range of musi-

cal instruments– from ukulele to drum kit

Bycology

Mr Power

Young Voices Choir Mrs Beardmore,

Mrs O’Rourke

Session Choices Tuesday

For 14+ Miss Heighton, Mr Moore

Science Fiction Film Club

Where film and modern technology

collide!

Mr Harness K102/4

Yrs 7-9

Mrs Raj

For Year 8

Mrs Njikang

Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme

An internationally recognised award that

is consistently voted one of the top expe-

riences employers and universities look

for in applications.

Card Making Miss Russell, Miss Coleman K007

Painting on Glass Workshop Interesting designs

for ideal Christmas

gifts!

Mr Woodruff A001

Manga! Produce your own manga comic strips based

around your own characters/

stories and get them printed

and bound as a collective

book.

Ms Guppy P203

French/German/ Spanish Penpal Club

Fancy having a foreign friend who can help

you improve on your foreign language

skills?

Table Tennis

Mr Bellamy-

Woods

A105

Book to Film Club Mrs Clarke P002

Exploring how books are brought to life

on the big screen!

Flower Arrang-

ing

Ms Brinkman

Futsal

Quick feet, speed and lots

of Goals!!! This is Futsal!!!

Can you handle it??

Mr Porfirio Yrs 10 - 13

Mrs Moore M106

Chemistry for Life

Explore the importance of chemistry in our

day-to-day life with hands on experiments.

K109 Mrs Raj Yrs 7-9

Limited to 20/25

places Yummy Treats

Learn to make delicious

pies and cakes, and

much more! A102

Mrs Garment, Mr Blades

Bronze Crest Award in Science This is an opportunity for teams of KS3 students to

work on a fun chain reaction circuit project. Pupils

will achieve a prestigious award, which contributes

to the Children’s University Passport.

Mr Robinson M108

Cupcake Decorating 3 Do you have a sweet tooth, a love of baking, or a flair

for the arts? If so, this lesson will be

the perfect end to your day. We are

going to learn how to turn cupcakes

in delicious pieces of art.

CSI: Wisbech Ideal for any CSI fans – Attempt to investigate

a crime scene & create your

own ‘PERFECT’ crime scene.

Skateboarding

Mr Williams and James

Watts

Held on the tarmac court-

yard next to the Astroturf

Brainteasers! Pit your wits

against these fun

puzzles and quiz-

zes.

Miss Weaver, Mrs

Joannou

From Your Idea to the Shop!

Product design - taking your idea and turning

into a product the gen-

eral public can buy.

Mr P Watson

Session Choices Friday

Fantasy Football League

2014/2015 season.

Calling all footie fanatics!

Ms Ling

Irish Language and Cultures Club

Saying basic greetings in

Irish and learning snip-

pets of information

about cultures/

traditions unique to the

people of Ireland.

Miss Cahill

#bethechange Want to change the world? Be the change you want

to see in the world and use social

media to do so. We will be writing

blogs, tweeting and status updating

to solve the issues that grind your

gears! A104 Miss Parker

Running Club

Get fit, stay fit, have fun!

Miss Trett, Mr Moore

Mrs Trenoweth, Miss

Thorbinson P206 Craft Club Card models, Cards for all occasions, Zentangle

squares, Key rings,

Stained glass sun catch-

ers, Calligraphy capitals,

Armour forging, Mask

making, Calligraphy. Guided meditation to music

Time to lay back, think and reflect on the world. No

experience required. Please note

this activity requires a level of si-

lence from participants.

Miss Johnson

M109

Space Marines, Orcs and Hobbits

Miniature Figure Painting. Come and develop your figure painting skills . Learn

the techniques of fantasy figure painting. Learn the

dry brush technique to create

realistic miniatures.

Mr Loosemore K012

Max 20/25

Accelerated GCSE Music

Mrs. O’Rourke P112

Shakespeare for Schools Festival! “To be or not to be?” To be in the festival of course!

During the club you will enhance your acting ability

and eventually take part in the Shake-

speare for Schools Festival; perform-

ing live on stage! P004

Mrs Wilcox

Charities

Miss Bowen

Tuesday Session Choices

Blood, Guts and Gore For Yrs 9-13

Explore how the human body works through a series of ‘gory’ dissections including Exploding eye balls; Snotty noses; Frothing livers; Broken hearts ; Steak and Kidney ; Ratatouille and Frogs legs Mr Cobby, Mrs Turner, Mrs Nursey

Limited to 20 places Ultimate Frisbee Learn and play the fast growing game of “Ultimate”. A game based on the classic beach activi-ty and ruled by fair play. Learn the skills and tactics which will make you an

Ultimate Champion.

Mr Smith

Basketball For girls, all years

Gym

Mr Krawczyk,

Mrs Wilcher Unfortunately, this club is already full for Autumn.

Priority will be given to Yr 7 in Spring.

Archery 2 Do you think you have what

it takes to be the next Robin

Hood? Would you like to

learn how to shoot a recurve

bow ?

Mr Hooper, Miss Machin

Rugby Union

For KS3

Mr Crossley

Film Club P104 Watch, discuss and review films, as well as

training and online

resources to make

your own films. For

KS4

Mrs Geary Textile Club

Learn practical dressmaking and designing skills to make your own outfits. It's a fun and relaxed way to learn a skill that will be use-ful in years to come. Mrs Bishop

EAL Homework Club

Get help with your homework if

language is an issue. All lan-

guages welcome.

Mrs Liutikiene

Nursery Nursing Club For anyone with an

interest in nursery

nursing and childcare.

A106 Limited to 25 places

Illustration Club

Learn various techniques to produce beautiful drawings.

Mr Dempsey P201

Session Choices Wednesday

Lights! Camera! Action!

Miss Russell, Mrs Newell

Dr Rowe K001 Yrs 7+8

For all ages + abilities

Mr White

Hudson Centre Zumba/Spinning/Gym

A swimming or gym session at the Hudson centre for girls in Year 10/11 A voluntary contribution of £1 per session, limited to 16 for Zumba, 10 for Gym. Meet in restaurant.

Mrs Salmon, Mrs Allgood Unfortunately this club is already full for Autumn

Wednesday

The Comedy Association P007 The Amazing Race! An opportunity to travel through different

countries and cultures whilst completing

exciting activities in order to be the winning

team.

Dinosaurs R Us All the things you don’t

get to do, but want to do, in Humanities lessons!

Horrible Histories, exploding volcanoes, re-enacting

battles, Christmas, fashion, football and our weird

and wonderful world.

Boys Dance A very physical class that will

work on fitness, dance tech-

nique and choreography

Explore the world of sitcoms, stand – up, and satire, from Monty Python and Outnumbered to Friends and the Big Bang Theory, and everything in between. “Comedy is the art of making people laugh without making them

puke.” Steve Martin Miss L Kilburn K108

Cupcake Decorating 2 Do you have a sweet tooth, a love of baking, or a flair

for the arts? If so, this lesson will be the perfect end

to your day. We are going to learn how to turn cup-

cakes in delicious pieces of art.

Ms McNicol

Girls Dance

Mrs Tarsitano

TCA Multi-Cultural Project Meet other cultures by researching infor-mation about them, staying in touch with schools outside the UK, reading books in your home language and contrib-uting to our multilingual dis-

play. Miss Sikora

P108

Have you ever wanted to create your very own short film? You can with Lights Camera Action! You will be taken through the world of media and learn the skills need-ed to produce a short film of your very own!

For KS4/5

Mr

Mackett

Brass Instrument Group

Mr L Watson

Session Choices

Latin Club Minimus Mouse ‘The mouse that made Latin cool!’ Suitable for able and enthusiastic linguists.

Learn Latin with our furry friend.

Miss Rose

M002

For Years 8-13 Miss Bowen, Miss

Pather K010

3D Reading—Bring a Book to Life

Make a character/scene/item/game/bag/

ANYTHING from the book into something

tangible. P106

Ms Hollis

Mr Hudson, Mrs Wilcox

Shakespeare for Schools Festival! “To be or not to be?” To be in the festival of course!

During the club you will enhance your acting ability

and eventually take part in the Shake-

speare for Schools Festival; perform-

ing live on stage! P004

Youth Group

Want to change the world? Care about the

community? Hung up on human rights? Then

this is the group for you!

Ms Ling

For beginners to more

experienced players.

Trips to Eagles golf

Course.

Limited to 25 places

Golf Is Great! Mr Holmes

Rugby Union

For KS4

Mr Crossley

EAL Homework Club

Get help with your home-

work if language is an issue.

All languages welcome.

Ms Ellis

Pather

Introduction to Jewellery Making An opportunity to produce unique and individual

pieces of jewellery. All ages welcome. Come along

and see what you can do…bling here we come!

K102

Miss Delahaye, Mrs Turner

Book Club for KS3

“First rule about ‘Book Club’ is there will be a lot of talking about books … in a club … Second rule is - you will need to read outside of ‘Book Club’ … Third rule is - you will need an opinion!”

Miss T Stephens