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Volume. 4 Issue. 9

Friday 29th January

Dear Parents / Carers and Friends of Bolingbroke,

This week has been a very special week at Bolingbroke as Ms Sherman and all the teachers in the MFL

department have helped us to celebrate the wonderful array of languages around the world and even closer

to home in Bolingbroke. We have sampled fabulous food, entertainment and had some very special guests.

Last Friday there was a fantastic turn out for the Bugsy Malone auditions. Over 100 pupils auditioned and

really lived up to the Bolingbroke values of being courageous, brave and taking opportunities when they are

presented. The lucky cast list is below but everyone should be incredibly proud of what they achieved. I

would like to thank Ms Breckon, the Music Team, Mr Kalorkoti and Ms Tibbetts who have already done a

wonderful job at bringing such passion and enthusiasm to the set. We can't wait to see rehearsals begin and

we look forward to seeing the performance in the Summer Term. Tickets will be on WisePay very soon and

I suggest getting them early as this is going to be a sell out!

BUGSY MALONE: FULL CAST LIST IS OUT! Thank you so much to all who auditioned on Friday; we were so impressed by all the talent. Unfortunately,

due to the high number of auditionees and space restrictions on the stage, we are unable to take on everyone

who auditioned to be in the cast.

However, there are lots of other ways you can be involved with the show – if you are interested in being part

of the backstage team, front of house, costume/make up or scenery design then please let Miss Breckon or Mr

Kalorkoti know ASAP! Scripts will be available to collect from the Music office from Friday onwards.

Bugsy – Charlie Venes

Blousey – Betty Smith

Tallulah – Lucia Sorrell

Fat Sam – Theo Rooney

Dandy Dan – Arthur Kergall

Leroy Smith – Josh Marlow

Fizzy – Marti Perramon-Holgado

Knuckles – Jack Dakin

Captain Smolsky – Glen Trevis

O’Dreary – Mikey Scutt-Thomson

Cagey Joe – Sammy Sturzaker

Bangles – Chyan Brown-Dyer

Babyface – Ollie Smith

Lena Marelli – Nyashia Calder

Oscar de Velt – Alliyah Johnson

Flash Frankie – Alfred Balachandran

Seymour Scoop – Hettie Shepherd

Louis – Oliver de Catelan

Ritzy / Radio Announcer – Amir Harrell

Snake Eyes – Atticus Jackson

Shady – Megan Rowland

Bronx Charlie – Theo Davy

News Reporters – Jessica Ward,

Eugenie Faure, Pepa Birkett

Yonkers – Dilan Polat

Marbini – Lauren McCauliffe

Ventriloquist – Scarlett Wellwood Ker

Louella – Scarlett McGill

Waitress – Ivy Madoc Jones

Butler – Ella Hollman

Violinist – Ariana Farmanfarmaian

Opera Singer – Moniece Mullings

Razamataz – Jasmine Liu

Pop Becker – Sophie Lewis

Pickett – Rae Madoc Jones

Chorus ensemble:

Ruthie Parkman-Eason

Owena Tahi

Kae-Chan Martin-Williams

Yandi Shyngle

Leah Ennis

Tallulah’s Dancers:

Lorretta – Norah Dankwah

Tillie – Peggy Smith

Velma – Maia Blythe

Tap Dancers – Tanisha Addicott and

Elizabeth Bryan

‘Bugsy Malone’ singers:

Chyan, Alliyah, Arthur

13 DAYS

UNTIL OUR FIRST

BOLINGBROKE SKI TRIP

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LANGUAGES WEEK

MONDAY 25TH - FRIDAY 29TH JANIARY We have had a fantastic week celebrating languages spoken at Bolingbroke and beyond. It kicked off last Friday with

our MFL Assembly; we were fortunate enough to hear a Year 7 group of pupils perform Samba with Ms Breckon

which was absolutely fantastic. They only had 2 weeks to put the piece together and it really made us feel like we

were at Carnival in Rio!

We celebrated a variety of cultural features for Bolingbroke pupils – huge thanks to the following pupils who really

were so brave in speaking in Assembly:

Salma

Wisal

Ariana

Viva

Jessica

Atticus

Louis

Nick

Ruth

Carmen from Ilusion Flamenca performed Flamenco for us; she got pupils clapping in time and shouting “olé"!

The atmosphere she created was very enjoyable!

On Monday, the MFL department met three teachers from Philip

Melanchthon Gymnasium, Meine (near Brunswick), including their

Headteacher, Head of English and English Teacher. They then came to

Bolingbroke on Tuesday, where they had a tour of the school, visited

Year 10 German GCSE in reading group and had lunch with us. We

are forming a partnership with this school so watch this space for

further developments (including trip opportunities and projects).

Ms Crabtree and her team produced a fantastic menu for us on Tuesday, featuring “Tartiflette”. It was

absolutely delicious and gave pupils a real opportunity to sample food from the Savoyard region of France.

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Wednesday morning saw team EAL (Ms Smyth and Ms Sherman), alongside the other languages teachers (Ms Jo-

seph and Ms Konneradt) enjoy a tasty selection of breakfast from across the globe. Pupils were keen to share

their stories of where they were born, what language they speak at home and what family they still have abroad

over a croissant and some juice.

On Thursday, Baking Club became it’s very own “La Chandeleur”. Ms Mayotte and Ms Gann did a grand job of

hosting this event. Pupils were given a French version of the crêpe recipe and many followed it perfectly. Ms Kon-

neradt was our star crêpe thrower with Lauren and Hettie having a good go!

Following this event, we had Community Languages Information Evening to discuss pupils in Years 9 and 10

wanting to take a language in their mother tongue. If for any reason, you were unable to attend the event and

would like the resources to be sent out, please email b.sherman@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org.

The final event held in Languages Week was on Friday morning for the pupils in Year 10 studying French. Guest

speakers came from Bouygues UK to present a national sustainability competition to pupils. In groups, pupils will

need to prepare an engaging presentation about what they do to be sustainable. Openings and endings are to be

conducted in French and pupils are encouraged to be as creative as possible. We look forward to sharing more on

this with you!

Thank you so much to all those who have both supported and participated in Languages Week. We look forward

to doing even more next year!

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YEAR 8 EUROPE TRIPS

By Ms Sherman

Please see below for information on the Brussels and Aachen trips. A final letter will be sent out next week with

information about what to bring for each trip. If you have any problems with Wisepay, please contact the Finance

Department.

We are really looking forward to what will be a fantastic day out!

BRUSSELS:

Depart: Bolingbroke Academy: Wednesday, 10th February 2016,

4.30am

Meeting point: Wakehurst Road

Arrive: Brussels: Wednesday, 10th February 2016, approx. 10.15am local

time

Leave Brussels: Wednesday, 10th February 2016, 7pm local time

Return: Bolingbroke Academy on Wednesday, 10th February 2016, at

approx. 10.00pm

AACHEN

Depart: Bolingbroke Academy: Tuesday, 9th February 2016, 11.30pm

Meeting point: Wakehurst Road

Arrive: Aachen: Wednesday 10th February 2016, approx. 9.30am local

time.

Leave Aachen: Wednesday 10th February 2016, 6pm local time.

Return: Bolingbroke Academy on Thursday 11th February 2016,

at approx. 01.30

LAST WEEK OF TERM

8th - 10th February NO ENRICHMENTS

Monday 8th February

Year 9 have their booster injections. If you haven't done so already please return your consent form as soon

as possible to the school.

Wednesday 10th February

Year 8 Europe Trips

Year 7, 9 & 10 Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural Day - not following normal timetable.

ACADEMIC REPORTS TO BE HANDED OUT AFTER HALF TERM

Thursday 11th & Friday 12th February - INSET - SCHOOL CLOSED.

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DUKE OF EDINBURGH TUTORING: MATHS AT HONEYWELL

By Miss Donaldson

This D of E Cycle, a group of year 10 pupils has been working with a group of year 6 pupils at Honeywell Junior

School. This was the brainchild of Mr Horley, who was really keen to give pupils the experience of Maths from the

other side of the classroom – after all, explaining how to do Maths helps us to understand Maths better ourselves!.

The pupils have planned and delivered topics on a range of subjects – from place value to angles – making sure that

the sessions were purposeful, engaging and, most of all, fun! They’ve really impressed with their enthusiasm for the

subject, and have made sure that the pupils in their group feel really confident with the Maths that they cover. I’ve

really enjoyed watching them grow as teachers over the past few weeks – even overhearing some comments that

wouldn’t be out of place from a qualified teacher in the classroom.

Hilly Bryde, Maths co-ordinator at Honeywell, has been really pleased with the project:

Maths Club has been running since September and has been a real success. Year 10 from The Bolingbroke Academy has

been coming to Honeywell School to deliver fun maths activities supporting the year 6 curriculum. The year 6 children really

look forward to Maths Club every week. Not only is it fun for them but it also supports their current topic; it increases their

confidence too.

“I loved it, I learnt about angles and the game was so much fun" said one pupil after a session.

Well done to all of our Year 10 tutors – you have been a credit to Bolingbroke Academy and real role models as

Mathematicians.

Taking part in Maths Tutoring at Honeywell were: Sophie Alger, Ahmed Ali, Adem Amellal, Sasha Authier-Labille,

Rosie Bishop, Dylan Bowles, Amin Egal, Ariana Farmanfarmaian, Sadag Ilyas, Saad Kchiouar, Artur Kergall, Theo

Rooney, Alexa Scutt-Thomson, Kaydena Smith and Harry Ward.

ENRICHMENT & DUKE OF EDINBURGH

The last day for Enrichment for this cycle is Thursday 4th February.

Next week pupils will be given the opportunity to pick their new enrichment choices. There will be lots on offer

so pick carefully. We have so many amazing enrichments whether it be sport, music or cooking there really is

something for everyone and it’s a great opportunity to try something new!

As well as changes to the Enrichment cycle we also have a new Duke of Edinburgh cycle that will start on Friday

4th March.

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MATHS CORNER 9

News from Maths this fortnight

Our Key Stage Three Pupils have all been working very hard on geometry this term. We revisit geometry every

Spring in order for pupils to build up their portfolio of skills – including angle rules and constructions. It’s been

great to walk into lessons and see how their confidence has grown, with our year 9s now tackling some really

complex problems.

Year 10 have covered a real variety of topics – from rearranging formulae to representing inequalities. I’ve been

particularly impressed by their mastery of vectors. This was a topic I myself did not enjoy at school but their

enthusiasm has been infectious and it has been a really positive week for both staff and pupils.

As this is a short term, most pupils will be sitting their post-learning assessments right at the end of assessment

week or the beginning of review week to give them time to cover all of their new learning. Good luck to all our

pupils!

Manga High – star performers

We’re steadily improving our position in the UK rank-

ings, moving from 88th to 59th in the past two weeks.

However, we’re a long way from our goal to be in the

top 10. Please encourage your children to get involved

– it will boost their own learning and support Boling-

broke in the UK competition

Well done to our top performers over the last 30 days.

We’ve got representatives from years 7, 8 and 10 in this

list…can year 9 up their game in time for the next edi-

tion of the Courageous Hound?!

Bedr ABDULWAHAB Moad KCHIOUR

Iyari ORLEBAR-EARLE Ella HOWARTH

Merlin BERNARDINI Nathan ODELEYE

Thomas WARD Lucca DA SILVA

Joshua HENRY Marwan IMAM

Pupils can log in at www.mangahigh.com.

The school ID is 263860. All individual log in details should

be written in planners! Parent Puzzle 9

Well done to Susan Hoult – who not only got the

correct answer to last fortnight’s puzzle (97) but

also replied in the speediest time ever for a Par-

ent Puzzle! Here’s another quick puzzle……

I am a special parallelogram. My diagonals

cross at right angles but none of my interi-

or angles are right angles. What am I?

E-mail your solutions to this week’s parent puzzle to

r.donaldson@arkbolingbrokeacademy. Each correct

answer goes into the half termly draw to win maths

equipment for your child (and a treat for you!)

Times Table of the Week…

We’re pleased to announce that log in details have

been updated and all pupils can now log in to

www.ttrockstars.com to either practise on their own

in the “studio” or compete with pupils across the

country at “festivals”. Parents are encouraged to

have a go too – it’s addictive! Have fun!

Top Tip from Team Maths: REVISION

With assessment week comes the inevitable pre-

test revision. Lots of pupils find revision intimidat-

ing – particularly because learning in maths is cu-

mulative and so they need to remember everything

they’ve ever learned! Here are our top tips for

making revision stress free:

Little and often is best. Can your child do

twenty minutes before and after school?

Don’t just read notes – children need to

practise! They can ask their teacher for

practice sheets or look on websites such as

BBC Bitesize or Khan Academy

They should try and achieve a balance be-

tween building confidence with basic prac-

tice and getting used to challenging or unfa-

miliar questions. They can treat it like a

work out – hard questions first, when their

brains are fresh, and then finish on some

confidence-boosting easy questions.

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SPORTS UPDATE

FIXTURES

See http://arkbolingbrokeacademy.org/life-school/sports-fixtures for LOTS more information

Date Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10

01/02/2016 Year 8 Boys

Football Match v

WLFS

2/02/2016 Year 8 Boys

Football Match v

WLFS

3/02/2016 Year 9 Boys Rugby

v Earnest Bevin

3/02/2016 Year 9 Netball

tournament @

Barn Elms

4/02/2016 Year 8 Netball

tournament @

Barn Elms

8/02/2016 Year 9 Boys &

Girls

Football v

Graveney

10/2/2016 Year 10 Netball

Tournament @

Barn Elms

23/02/2016 Under 13 Girls LYG handball round

2vThe Holy Cross School

23/02/2016 KS3 Girls Football Tournament @ South fields

24/02/2016 Year 10 Football

TCC@home

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SPORTS

NETBALL FOCUS

Well done to the year 7 team who only

narrowly missed out on a win by one

point. The final score war 4 -5 to Saint

John Bosco School. The team played really

well and have improved a great deal

throughout this league.

The year 8 team managed to come away with a

win against Saint John Bosco. They played a

fantastic match to the end and kept their spirits

high even when they were behind. Next week

they will be playing a tournament to finish the

league.

BBA

BRING

HOME

THE

MEDALS

Bolingbroke ‘s year 7 & 8 Sports Hall Athletics team went to Ernest Bevin to take on the rest of the

Borough in the Wandsworth Schools Sports Hall Athletics Championships. 10 schools competed in a

range of sprint, throw and Jump activities.

There were some outstanding performances from both teams and individuals in the year 8 girls and

boys teams, with wins in the Paarlauf relay race. But it was the year 7 girls and boys that pushed for

glory. Individual victories in the Vertical Jump and Individual 2 lap sprint from promising young athlete

Amir Sultan-Edwards and team wins in the Paarlauf and 4x2lap relay saw the Year 7 Girls take silver

overall, and the year 7 boys took bronze overall.

A great day with great performances and in a great atmosphere. Well done team!

Year 7 Boys Bronze Year 7 G

irls S

ilver

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SPORTS UPDATE

BOLINGBROKE GIRLS REPRESENT WANDSWORTH AND GO THROUGH

TO 2ND ROUND OF THE LONDON YOUTH GAMES HANDBALL FINALS!

By Mr Jones Tuesday afternoon saw the first round of the London Youth Games Girls Handball tournament take place in

which Bolingbroke were representing Wandsworth at both U13 & U15 level. Bolingbroke welcomed Chelsea

Academy to our ‘patch’ where the girls were waiting and ready to go.

Both handball teams were made up of Netball and footballers with a few ringers pulled in! This proved to be

an advantage for Bolingbroke as the skills, movements and tactics where easier to pick up.

Game 1 saw the U13 fixture take place. Bolingbroke started off at a higher intensity than Chelsea, and this was

maintained throughout the game with Bolingbroke running out comfortable 15-1 winners. Comfortable

winner’s maybe, but that was due to the attitudes and intensity levels with which the girls played. They gave

Chelsea no time on the ball and were precise and clinical in possession. Great performances all round!

Game 2 saw a tougher test take place. An ‘EPIC’ match in the end which saw the two teams go blow for blow

for the full game. The full time score was a thrilling 7-7 which then took the game into extra-time. The final 2

minutes of the game saw Bolingbroke’s superior fitness and experience take over, and with 2 unanswered

goals, Bolingbroke ended up 9-7 winners! Again, super performances all round!

Bring on round 2!

YEAR 7S GIRLS FOOTBALL VS GRAVENEY

By Mr Brooks

Year 7 Girls Football had their first fixture of the year against Graveney on their lovely astroturf. The girls

started brightly, our strike partnership of Sophie Howarth and Etta Sam causing Graveney problems. A

slick passing move by Graveney led to a goal, quickly followed by another and we trailed by two after 15

minutes. The introduction of Misti Wright into defence solidified us and the team began to circulate the ball

well, building some great attacks. Fardowsa Ade and Emily Dzubiev added energy through our midfield

with Poppy Ward and Georgia Maddocks flying up and down the wings. Ella Howarth commanded well

from goal showing great composure on the ball. A great move between our front 3 triangle of Sophie

Howarth and Molly Cook resulted in space for Etta Sam to take a shot, her powerful volley struck the

crossbar but we were denied a goal. We were not to be down for long as Sophie created herself a chance to

score and took her opportunity with composure. A great fixture and performance from the girls despite the 2

-1 loss with the score line not reflecting our performance.

Year 8 Boys Football vs Southfields

Year 8 took on Southfields in their first fixture since the Christmas break. There was a new look to the team

with a number of new players making their debuts. We were on wide, 4G pitch so the game we expected was

to be expansive and fast paced which is exactly how the game begun. Both teams circulated the ball with confi-

dence with a lot of players taking on defenders with some great footwork. Debutant Addawe Ali was a con-

stant menace on the left wing with his pace and trickery winning us a penalty that he also converted. Despite a

number of fine individual performances from Sunny Balogun, David de Coulon and Eddie Cornwall-

Jones we suffered a defeat.

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Dates may change but we will give you advanced warning for these and any cancellations.

DATE EVENT LOCATION &

TIME

Wednesday 10th February Year 8 Europe Trips ALL DAY

Friday 26th February Yr.7 Subject Progress Afternoon

All other years finish after lunch

*Parent Council Quiz Night*

Bolingbroke Academy

2:30pm - 5:30pm

Bolingbroke Academy

7:30pm

Wednesday 2nd March KS4 Preference Evening -Class of 2020 Bolingbroke Academy

6pm - 7:30pm

Thursday 3rd March World Book Day Bolingbroke Academy

ALL DAY

Wednesday 23rd March Music Scholars Recital Bolingbroke Academy

6pm

Wednesday 4th May Year 9 Civitas Evening Bolingbroke Academy

4:15pm - 7pm

Wednesday 25th May Music ILP Concert Bolingbroke Academy

6pm

Monday 20th June Year 7 Music Concert St Michael's Church

Monday 11th July SPORTS DAY - Parents welcome Trinity Fields

ALL DAY

Thursday 14th July Summer Music Concert St Michaels Church

6:30pm

KEY DATES 2015-2016

PARENT COUNCIL ANNUAL QUIZ NIGHT

FRIDAY 26TH FEBRUARY

It’s here again, the very successful and fun quiz night! Get your teams (of 8) together, or, you can join tables

and meet new people!

Venue: Bolingbroke Academy

Date: Friday 26th February 2016

Time: 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 each available on Wisepay from Wednesday 20th January 2016

Refreshments: Guests are encouraged to bring their own food, there will be a bar

available for alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks

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FAMILY DINING

Afternoon snacks (Transition time 16:00 – 16:05)

Afternoon snacks will not be available to purchase on site. Pupils are requested to

bring in a piece of fruit or museli bar to consume before enrichment activities

commence.

Week Beginning 8th February

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Mains Peri Peri Chicken Beef Sausages Macaroni & Cheese Inset Day Hub Day

Meat Free Peri Peri Quorn Quorn Sausages As Above

Sides Steamed Rice

Mixed Salad

Mash, peas Gravy Garlic Bread

Salad

Puddings Cherry Yoghurt Pancake Day

Special Banana

Pancakes

Chocolate Ice

Cream

Week Beginning 1st February

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Mains Jacket Potatoes

with Tuna

Chicken & Leek

Pie with a Pastry

Lid

Tomato & Basil

Pasta Beef Lasagne Plaice Goujons

Meat Free

Jacket Potatoes

with Baked

Beans

Veggie Pie with a

Pastry Lid As Above

Vegetable

Lasagne Veggie Fingers

Sides Coleslaw

Cheese

New Potatoes

Mixed Vegetables

Chef's Salad

Garlic Bread

Cheese

Mixed Salad

Chips

Carrots

Tartare Sauce

Puddings

Selection of

Apple, Banana or

Satsuma

Orange Jelly Pineapple Sponge

Cake

Strawberry

Yoghurt Fruit

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BOLINGBROKE SHOP

OPEN NOW

Opening times:

7:45-8:00am

Break time

Lunch time

What it is:

A new shop run by the pupil librarian team, where you can buy the cor-

rect stationary for school. We will be adding more products over the

year. Everything can be paid for by Wisepay.

Planners (January - September) £2.60 available from

Spring Term 2

Item Prices

Pen - green £0.25

Pen - Black £0.25

Pencils £0.15

Rubbers £0.25

Sharpener £0.35

Highlighter - green £0.90

Highlighter - orange £0.90

Ruler 30cm clear £0.60

Protractors £0.60

Glue Stick £1.20

Compass £0.60

Pencil Cases £1.20

Complete set £6.00

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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

Essential

£15.00 - £20.00 £16.00 – £20.00 £16.50 - £18.50

Academy Rain Coat Or Academy Winter Coat

Essential

£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

Essential

£12.00 - £14.00 £14.00 - £16.00

Academy Football Socks Essential £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 or

Academy Back Pack

£5.00 Essential

£18.00

Academy Water Bottle Optional

£3.50

Academy Hijab Essential £10.00

SHOES

Please note that pupils are not allowed to wear Kickers whilst in school.

EARINGS & MAKEUP

No jewellery is to be worn except plain watches and one plain metal, discreet ear stud (which

should be no larger than 4mm in diameter) in each ear. Hair must be worn in a style appropriate to

a business environment and extreme hairstyles/colours (Including patterns in the hair) and hair

bands that undermine the ethos or discipline of the Academy will not be permitted. Hair should be

no shorter than Grade 2. Make up, nail polish and false finger nails are not permitted. All judge-

ments on acceptability can only be made by Bolingbroke staff.

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STAFF CONTACTS

A reminder of staff contact details THE CORE TEAM Role Name Email address Principal Ms Edis c.edis@arkbolingrokeacademy.org Vice Principal Mr Speight r.speight@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Assistant Principal, Behaviour & Ethos Ms Bessa c.bessa@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Assistant Principal, Teaching & Learning Ms Brookes a.brookes@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Pastoral Development Leader Mr Kerby j.kerby@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Finance & Resources Director Ms Savoia b.savoia@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org THE TEACHING STAFF Role Name Email address Art & Design Technology Ms Wheeler j.wheeler@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Art & Design Teacher Ms Houghton e.houghton@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Drama Teacher Mr Kalorkoti m.kalorkoti@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Head of English Mrs Green j.green@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org English Ms Khan s.khan@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org English Ms Nobes p.nobes@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org English Ms Widdowson l.widdowson@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org English Ms Brown a.brown@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org English Mr Eakin w.eakin@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org English Ms Pfendt h.pfendt@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org English Ms Tuckett c.tuckett@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Food Technology Ms Gann e.gann@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Head of Humanities and DoE Assessor Ms Flanagan j.flanagan@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Lead History Teacher Ms Oliver e.oliver@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Lead Philosophy & Ethics Teacher Ms Austin h.austin@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Geography Teacher Mr Ignotus o.ignotus@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Geography Teacher Mr Rowe j.rowe@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Maths Subject Leader Miss Donaldson r.donaldson@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Maths Teacher Ms Banks a.banks@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Maths Teacher Ms Aly n.el-assioutyaly@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Maths Teacher Ms Davidson s.davidson@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Maths Teacher Ms Miller j.miller@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Maths Teacher & Head of House Ms Tibbetts c.tibbetts@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Head of Foreign Languages Ms Sherman b.sherman@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Modern Foreign Languages Teacher Ms Konneradt m.konneradt@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Modern Foreign Languages Teacher Ms Joseph f.joseph@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Head of Music Ms Breckon r.breckon@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Music Lead Tutor Mrs Riley f.riley@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Music: Guitar, Bass and Drum Mr Favre f.favre@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Music: Vocal Tutor Ms Kirby-Ashmore e.kirbyashmore@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Music: Brass Mr Vincent j.vincent@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Head of PE Mr Jones d.jones@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org PE Teacher Miss Luetchford a.luetchford@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org PE Coach Mr Brooks c.brooks@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Head of Science Mr Conlon d.conlon@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Science Ms Mayotte c.mayotte@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Science Dr Kennedy c.kennedy@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Science Ms Coyte y.coyte@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Science Ms Pinner a.pinner@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Science Mr Murphy s.murphy@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org THE SUPPORT STAFF Role Name Email address Research and Development Leader Ms Robinson k.robinson@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Head of Klein House Ms Marnier l.marnier@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Learning Support Assistant (LSA) Mr Bismark w.bismark@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Learning Support Assistant (LSA) Mr Sillah d.sillah@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Learning Support Assistant (LSA)/Librarian Miss Rose c.rose@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org Cover Supervisor Mr Effah e.effah@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Parent Council Chair: Justine Aspey - Justine.aspey@me.com