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The thighs and shoulders are still a bit sore, but Sophia and I
had a lovely day last weekend at the 16 mile challenge.
An enormous thank you to all involved in planning ,
coordinating and supporting another really successful event.
We are all looking forward to welcoming Ms Edis back from
maternity leave after half term. I would like to take this
opportunity to thank all parents and carers for your support
and all you have done to help your children to be successful
so far this year. It has been an honour and a privilege to lead
such a fantastic learning community for the last four months.
Yours Sincerely,
Mr Speight (Acting Principal)
Volume. 4 Issue. 4
Friday 23rd October 2015
FRIDAY ASSEMBLY
Thank you to Mrs Riley for
playing Cimarosa Oboe
Concerto in this mornings
assembly accompanied by Ms
Kirby-Ashmore. Mrs Riley can
play to a professional standard
so we are delighted to have her
play for us.
HALF TERM
Stay safe this half term and autumn season. Remem-
ber to
Never touch fireworks
Stand well back from the
bonfire
Only have one sparkler at a time
When trick or treating don't knock on the
doors of strangers
Keep your tricks safe
Wear bright clothes if you are out in the dark
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FIRST WEEK BACK
4th - 6th November 2015
The first week back after half term is a busy few days. Please take the time to read all the information
below as your child's leaving time may change.
MONDAY 2ND NOVEMBER AND TUESDAY 3RD NOVEMBER
School Closed - Staff of Bolingbroke Academy will be training for the year ahead and beyond.
WEDNESDAY 4TH NOVEMBER
Autumn Term 2 Begins. Pupils are expected to be at school for 8:15am
NO ENRICHMENT
YEAR 7 & 8 & 10 CIVITAS EVENING 16:30 - 19:15
Year 7, 8 & 10 pupils who would like to stay at school before being collected can play Table Tennis
until you collect them.
You should have been contacted by your child’s Civitas Tutor to arrange an appointment for this
evening. We ask that pupils attend these meetings in their full school uniform.
This will be an opportunity to discuss your child's report and to make goals for the coming months.
You can also discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
THURSDAY 5TH NOVEMBER
NO ENRICHMENT
FRIDAY 7TH NOVEMBER
NO ENRICHMENT
Year 7 pupils to finish school at 12:35
Year 8 pupils to finish school at 13:05
Year 10 pupils to finish school at 14:00
Year 9 pupils to stay in school and be collected by parents/carers for—
YEAR 9 SUBJECT REVIEW AFTERNOON
14:15 - 17:00
NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY
This is a chance for Year 9 Parents/Carers to come and meet your child’s subject teachers and review
the end of half term reports. We suggest arriving early so that you get to see all the teachers you
would like to.
If you have any questions about any of the above please contact your child's Civitas Tutor.
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BOLINGBROKE 16 MILE CHALLENGE
Congratulations to all the parents/carers , pupils and staff who
participated in last Saturdays Parent Council 16 Mile Challenge. The
day was a huge success and everyone enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
The weather stayed nice and all were rewarded with an ice cream at
the end. Feet and legs were sore on Monday morning but it was all
worth it. There is still time to donate:
https://www.justgiving.com/Ark-Schools-Appeal-Bolingbroke-2015/
Or by texting
ARKB99 (plus amount) to 70070
E.g. ARKB99 £5’ to 70070
Year 10 pupils keep themselves going
with treats!
Group shot at the start!
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YEAR 10 VISIT KINGS COLLEGE LONDON
BY MS OLIVER
KCL – Year 10 History Trip
On Wednesday 21st October, 18 Year 10s visited Kings College London, Strand Campus. The pupils listened to
lectures and seminars from KCL History lecturers before being taken on a campus tour by current undergraduate
students.
Bolingbroke pupils were able to see and experience life on campus for university students. We saw lectures “in
action”, students using the library facilities, working in groups, completing independent study and socialising. Our
pupils seemed to be particularly impressed by the opportunities available to students, for example, the law fair in
the great hall demonstrated the enormous range of careers advice and support services on offer. They also enjoyed
the views from the eighth floor, where the History department was situated, over London. The hustle and bustle of
a typical university day was an exciting and interesting experience for our pupils, who were able to ask questions
and begin to consider what they might like to do at university, where they might like to go but also what it would
be like.
In the afternoon, pupils were given a tour of the Courtauld Gallery. They were guided around the gallery and ques-
tioned about different paintings. It was a useful experience for Year 10 history pupils to see and learn how art can
also inform us about the past and the ways in which historians can use art in their research. All in all, an enjoyable
and educational day out!
CHRISTMAS MARKETS TRIP
BY MS SHERMAN The Modern Foreign Languages Department is delighted to be offering pupils the opportunity to visit the Belgian and
German Christmas markets of Brussels and Aachen on Thursday 3rd December. The trips will be a great opportunity
for pupils to practise their language skills.
Aachen
Based on feedback from last year’s trip, there have been some changes to the
journey to reach the Aachen Christmas market. We will now be travelling by Eu-
rostar to Brussels and taking an onward train journey to Aachen. This has impact-
ed on the price of the trip but will allow for a full day in Aachen and avoid spend-
ing the night on the coach!
Whilst in Aachen, we will be visiting the Christmas markets, the Lindt outlet facto-
ry, a bakery and the cathedral also.
Brussels
The trip to Brussels is a really exciting opportunity for the pupils to gain an insight into the
greater Francophone world. In Brussels, pupils will visit the Comic Museum to learn more
about the origin of Tintin and sample delicious cuisine from the area.
Next steps:
Please secure your child’s place by ensuring you have returned the slip and made the deposit on Wisepay. Email
[email protected] if you have any questions.
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PARENT COUNCIL DRINKS NIGHT!
SAVE THE DATE
FRIDAY 20TH NOVEMBER 2015
FROM 8PM
THE MERCHANT ON BATTERSEA RISE
TRIPS 2015
Reminder the following trip is
available to pay for on WisePay:
Year 9: Class of 2020 Battlefields Trip
– November 2015
Any concerns regarding
WisePay please contact
GCSE ENGLISH TEXTS
Reminder to parents/carers that you
must purchase your English GCSE
texts on WisePay as soon as possible.
Any concerns regarding WisePay
please contact
If you need to discuss the texts you
can contract Mrs Green
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MS OLIVER AND MS SHERMAN TO RUN THE
LONDON MARATHON!
We are delighted to announce that we will be running the London Marathon on 24 th April 2016. We will be sup-
porting the charity TACT.
About the charity
TACT is a charity that supports children in the foster care system. They also work with adoption services. 13.2% of
children in care obtain five good GCSEs and only 6% of care leavers go to university. 1/3 of all care leavers are
NEET (not in education, employment or training). This is compared to 13% of all young people. Their work is really
important to improve the life chances of young people.
Why them?
TACT wants to create a world where every young person is raised by people who care, so that these young peo-
ple can achieve their full potential. As teachers, we see the difference, on a daily basis, which a supportive commu-
nity and family can make to a child's life chances.
What next?
We will be keeping you informed on the progress of our training right up until Race Day. We will be holding a
number of fundraising events and would love to involve as many parents, carers and pupils in supporting us.
If you would like to kick start our fundraising by visiting our Virgin Money Giving donation page, please see the link
below.
http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/eoliver
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HOUSE COMPETITIONS SOMETHING TO DO OVER HALF TERM!
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SCORES ON THE DOORS
BOLINGBROKE ACADEMY PRSENTS…..
TWELFTH NIGHT Wednesday 11th November at 7pm
The RADA Studios
TICKETS AVAILABLE ON WISEPAY
Once again Bolingbroke Academy is taking part in the
Annual Shakespeare for Schools Festival. We hope
that you can come and support the pupils in this
wonderful performance.
House Competition Erskine Klein Smyth Verbiest
My First Week 20 30 5 5
Dyslexia Poster Winners 10 20 5
Dyslexia poster entries 2 5 5 8
20 Be Bold Winners 35
20 Be Bold Postcards entries 0 6 11 12
Rugby To Winners 10 20 5
Rugby Top entries 4 9 5 2
Total 36 95 66 37
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BOLINGBROKE NEW STAFF
FIVE MINUTES WITH……...MS PINNER(SCIENCE TEACHER - VERBIEST HOUSE)
Tell us a bit about yourself?
Before I moved to London in 2014 I lived in Boston, Massachusetts. I am still a big fan of American football,
especially the New England Patriots.
Why be a teacher?
My biology teacher in high school, Mr. Buckley, always seemed so excited to learn and discover new things. I
can’t think of anything more rewarding then helping pupils get excited to ask questions about the world
around them.
Why do you love about Science? I love that science is really about how to find answers to your ques-
tions. Sure there is a lot of content, and you can learn a lot, but learning how to hypothesize and conduct
experiments to find the truth is a really powerful skill.
Favourite film: Good Will Hunting
FIVE MINUTES WITH……...MR EAKIN (ENGLISH TEACHER - KLEIN HOUSE)
Tell us a bit about yourself?
I grew up in rural Australia. Running around in fields, without shoes on, is a far cry from the busy streets and
shirt & tie culture of London!
Why be a teacher?
I wasn’t satisfied with my own education; wanted to make lessons fun (I’m still working on that!).
Why do you love about English
I like the detective type approach to studying a text or film. Trying to pry into what the director or author
are trying to do and create, even if that wasn’t their intent, is fascinating.
Favourite film:
The Prestige: Two stage magicians engage in competitive one-upmanship in an attempt to create the ultimate
stage illusion. Directed by Christopher Nolan, I think it might be one we’ll watch in Film Club next half term!
FIVE MINUTES WITH……MS DAVIDSON (MATHS TEACHER - SMYTH HOUSE)
Tell us a bit about yourself?
My name is Ms Davidson. I graduated from University of Sheffield with a degree in mathematics. Studying
Mathematics (with some Geography modules) enable me to combine my two of my keen interests – mathe-
matics and travelling!
Why be a teacher?
All my life I have loved swimming. I swam in club, borough, county and international events and later quali-
fied as a swimming teacher. I taught primary aged children to swim both at my swimming club and in local
borough pools. I was always so excited watching the progress they made as they became confident, speedy
swimmers. From this stage onwards I knew I wanted to become a teacher.
Whilst at Sheffield University I was fortunate to participate in a mentoring programme which involved stu-
dents from the university supporting secondary school pupils from local schools. I taught mathematics and
mentored pupils to A level. Again I was always so enthusiastic when pupils’ understanding and knowledge
increased and when they began to display real interest and commitment to this subject.
Why do you love Maths?
I love mathematics because it always makes sense. It is so straightforward. There is always only one correct
answer but interestingly often numerous routes to getting there.
I also love mathematics because I believe we all have the potential to be incredible mathematicians – it just
requires motivation and daily practice.
What’s your favourite Film?
Grease. Classic!
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MATHS CORNER
News from Maths this fortnight
Happy half term to all of our pupils! It’s been an incredibly full-on start to the academic year, with pupils working
right up to the end of assessment week on lots of new material. We’ve been particularly impressed with how
Year 10 have handled the big step up to GCSE material over the past few weeks. Pupils will get their first new
levels in their Autumn 2 reports, so the level achieved on their Autumn 1 report is the same as their start of year
base line. If you have any questions about reports, please do not hesitate to get in touch with their Maths teacher
or Miss Donaldson.
Society of Young Mathematicians
All pupils interested in mathematics should join The Society of Young Mathematicians NOW!
Members will receive the following every term (3 times a year), delivered direct to their homes:
Mathematical Pie – an eight-page A5 magazine aimed at pupils from 10 to 14 years of age (but is read by people of
all ages) which contains interesting maths problems, puzzles and activities. The questions vary in their difficulty so
that there are suitable starting points for all ages. SYMmetryplus – The SYMS sixteen-page A4 newsletter, aimed at all ages but particularly those aged 10 to 18
contains short articles, news, things to do, calculator hints, book reviews, games, puzzles and competitions. There is a small charge of £9.99 per year. Please complete the application form on the website: www.m-a.org.uk/
syms if you are interested.
Manga High – star performers The results from October are in…
We are currently 59th in the UK October competition,
so we are relying on some dedication from our pupils
over half term to improve our position! All pupils will
have a couple of Manga High tasks to complete for
homework over the holidays – but we encourage them
to log in and try as many of the games and activities as
they would like to. It’s a great way to keep them enter-
tained over the break!
We are really pleased to see some Year 7 names in our
top ten pupils this week…
Bedr ABDULWAHAB
Yusuf POLEYA
Athenais HENON
Kaijuan HENRY
Regena MCINTYRE
Lucca DA SILVA
Lauren MCAULIFFE
Ariana FARMANFARMAIAN
Lucas KOBLER
Sam ETTA
Parent Puzzle 2
Parent Puzzle 3
We’ve got two winners to announce this
week…
The ‘digit 5’ challenge from Maths Corner 1 was
won by a determined effort from Robin Hearn.
We had lots of entries for the ‘lowest integer’
challenge from Maths Corner 2. Only one
parent was brave enough to ‘be bold’ and go for
number 1 – congratulations Anthea Hearn!
Both will be entered into the draw for this
term’s prize, so their son Louis has two more
chances to earn a place in the draw! This
week’s challenge is…
Which of the following is the longest peri-
od of time? 3002 hours, 125 days, 17½
weeks, 4 months or 1/3 of a year?
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!)
Don’t forget your child can log in to www.ttrockstars.com for
extra practice and fun competitions
W/B 2/11/2015 W/B 8/11/2015
Year 7 6 times table 7 times table
Year 8 6-7 times tables 3-5 times tables
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SPORTS UPDATE
FIXTURES
See http://arkbolingbrokeacademy.org/life-school/sports-fixtures for more information
Date Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
19/10/2015 Under 13 Boys Rugby v Earnest
Bevin (H)
20/10/2015 RFU Girls Rugby Festival
21/10/2015 Under 14 Wandsworth SG Qualifier - Basketball @ South-
fields
Netball Match v Chestnut Grove (A)
22/10/2015 Under 13 Boys Rugby v Ark Putney (H)
9/11/2015 Year 7 Netball @
Burntwood
Year 9 Netball @
Burntwood
11/11/2015 Girls football match @ SFX
12/11/2015 Year 9 Football v
Southfields (H)
16/11/2015 Year 9 Rugby v St.
Josephs College
Croydon
Year 10 Netball v
Burntwood
17/11/2015 Under 13 Girls Rugby
Streatham & Croydon RFC Tournament
18/11/2015 Year 9 & 10 Netball v St Cecilia's (A)
U15 Girls Rugby Streatham & Croydon RFC Tournament
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SPORTS UPDATE
FIXTURES
YEAR 8 NETBALL
BY MS LUETCHFORD
On Monday 12th October the year 8 girls played in their first tournament of the year. The girls worked hard through-
out the tournament and played five matches in total. Their first match John Bosco and started well with Lauren scor-
ing a goal early on. Just towards the end St John Bosco managed to equalise the score making the game a draw. Their
second match was a fantastic win with Lauren and Sixtine scoring eight goals between them and the defence managed
to not concede any goals. St Cecilas won their match against us but we picked ourselves up and went on to win the
next match against Southfields 4-2.
With some oranges and melon that were provided by Burntwood School the girls were ready to take on their last
match. This match was against Graveney and again defence were hard at work and didn’t allow anything through the
net. Sixtine and Lauren fought hard to get five goals between them which gave us a great win.
Overall we came third in the tournament and are looking forward to the next tournament in Barn Elms in the spring.
Well done to the team.
Brown-Dyer, Chyan WA
DAKIN, Emilia WD
Howcroft, Charlotte GK
McGill, Scarlett C
Lauren MCAULIFFE GA
Tahi, Owena GD
Sixtine Santiago Peres Dupaz GS
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SPORTS UPDATE
FIXTURES
RFU GIRLS U13 & 15 FESTIVAL
BY MR BROOKS
18 of our talented athletes went to Battersea Ironsides RFC on Tuesday 20th of October to compete in the Girl’s
Rugby Festival. Our pupils received coaching from myself and the professional RFU coaches, introducing them to
contact and rucking in Rugby. We then played against other schools in a round robin fixture list.
First up we played against Kingsdale School who fielded a number of experienced club players. Despite conceding
two tries early the girls began to understand the game more, Sophie Alger spread the ball wide well, fixing defend-
ers to unleash our powerful and pacey outside back runners in Lily-Rose Boyd, Jaz Meddah and Lily Miller. We
scored 4 tries in a row, with Kingsdale replying the scores were level. Some solid and absolutely ferocious tackling
from Destiny Nicholas-Brown halted many Kingsdale attacks. Hard carrying and superb work in contact was seen
from Ashanie Bowley, Ria Reid and Salma Awale all of whom put their hearts into the game and bodies on the
line. Despite being a ferocious tackler, Destiny Nicholas-Brown was powerful in attack too, pushing with her legs
through contact to lambast through the opposition lines and score multiple tries. Superb performances saw Boling-
broke take the victory. However, one of our own scored the try of the day…. Against us! Latresha Lawrence
playing for the other side, who were short one player, bounced straight through all of our tackles, eventually to be
dragged down and get straight back up to power over the line with 4 defenders holding on to her.
It was a fantastic day with much talent on display. All of our players have received invitations to play at Battersea
Ironsides Girls/Women, whilst the RFU County Coach said that he was particularly impressed with Lily Miller,
Destiny Nicholas-Brown and Latresha Lawrence.
All the girls showed incredible courage to try a new contact sport and did themselves proud!
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FAMILY DINING
Where known, dietary needs will be accounted for.
Week Beginning 9th November
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Mains Red Pesto Pasta
g
Chicken Tikka Spaghetti Bolognese
c g w
Chicken Fajitas g Jumbo Fish Finger
g
Meat Free as above Tikka Quorn Meat free Spaghetti
Bolognese
Vegetable Fajitas Veggie Finger
Sides Cheese
Chef's Salad
m
Steamed Rice
Tomato & Cu-
cumber Salad
Garlic Bread Grated
Cheese g m
Lettuce and Tomato
Salad
Grated Cheese
m
Chips,
Sweetcorn,
Tartare Sauce e
Puddings Strawberry
Yoghurt m
Flapjacks g Brownies g e Fruit Ice Cream m
Week Beginning 4th November
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Mains Inset Day Inset Day Chilli con Carne
(Beef)
Tomato & Basil
Pasta c g Cod Fillet g
Meat Free Chilli con Carne
(vegetarian) as above Vegetable Schnitzel
Sides Rice
Garlic Bread g
Grated Cheese
Mixed Salad
m
Chips, Peas,
Tartare Sauce e
Puddings Watermelon Fruit Orange Sponge
Cake e g
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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 Acting Principal Mr Speight [email protected] Assistant Principal, Behaviour & Ethos Ms Bessa [email protected] Assistant Principal, Teaching & Learning Ms Brookes [email protected] Pastoral Development Leader Mr Kerby [email protected] Finance & Resources Director Ms Savoia [email protected] THE TEACHING STAFF Role Name Email address Art & Design Technology Ms Wheeler [email protected] Art & Design Teacher Ms Houghton [email protected] Drama Teacher Mr Kalorkoti [email protected] Head of English Mrs Green [email protected] English Ms Khan [email protected] English Ms Nobes [email protected] English Ms Widdowson [email protected] English Ms Brown [email protected] English Mr Eakin [email protected] English Ms Pfendt [email protected] English Ms Tuckett [email protected] Food Technology Ms Gann [email protected] Head of Humanities and DoE Assessor Ms Blacklock [email protected] Lead History Teacher Ms Oliver [email protected] Lead Philosophy & Ethics Teacher Ms Austin [email protected] Geography Teacher Mr Ignotus [email protected] Geography Teacher Mr Rowe [email protected] Maths Subject Leader Miss Donaldson [email protected] Maths Teacher Ms Banks [email protected] Maths Teacher Ms Aly [email protected] Maths Teacher Ms Davidson [email protected] Maths Teacher Mr Horley [email protected] Maths Teacher & Head of House Ms Tibbetts [email protected] Head of Foreign Languages Ms Sherman [email protected] Modern Foreign Languages Teacher Ms Konneradt [email protected] Modern Foreign Languages Teacher Ms Joseph [email protected] Head of Music Ms Breckon [email protected] Music Lead Tutor Mrs Riley [email protected] Music: Guitar, Bass and Drum Mr Favre [email protected] Music: Vocal Tutor Ms Kirby-Ashmore [email protected] Music: Brass Mr Vincent [email protected] Head of PE Mr Jones [email protected] PE Teacher Miss Luetchford [email protected] PE Coach Mr Brooks [email protected] Head of Science Mr Conlon [email protected] Science Ms Mayotte [email protected] Science Dr Kennedy [email protected] Science Ms Coyte [email protected] Science Ms Pinner [email protected] Science Mr Murphy [email protected] THE SUPPORT STAFF Role Name Email address Research and Development Leader Ms Robinson [email protected] Head of Klein House Ms Lahai - Taylor [email protected] Learning Support Assistant (LSA) Mr Bismark [email protected] Learning Support Assistant (LSA) Mr Sillah [email protected] Learning Support Assistant (LSA)/Librarian Miss Rose [email protected] Cover Supervisor Mr Effah [email protected]
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Dates may change but we will give you advanced warning for these and any cancellations.
DATE EVENT LOCATION
Wednesday 4th November Yr.7, 8 & 10 Civitas Evening Bolingbroke Academy
Monday 9th November School Individual Photographs Bolingbroke Academy
Friday 6th November Yr.9 Subject Progress Afternoon
All other years finish after lunch
Bolingbroke Academy
Wednesday 11th November Shakespeare for Schools Performance RADA Studio Theatre
Wednesday 11th November Remembrance Day Assembly Bolingbroke Academy
Monday 7th December Concert by Candlelight St Michael's Church
Friday 11th December Pupil Christmas Disco Bolingbroke Academy
Friday 8th January Yr.8 Subject Progress Afternoon
All other years finish after lunch
Bolingbroke Academy
Thursday 14th January Year 10 Subject Progress Evening Bolingbroke Academy
Tuesday 9th February Bolingbroke's Got Talent Bolingbroke Academy
Friday 26th February Yr.8 Subject Progress Afternoon
All other years finish after lunch
Bolingbroke Academy
Wednesday 2nd February KS4 Preference Evening -Class of 2020 Bolingbroke Academy
Thursday 3rd March World Book Day Bolingbroke Academy
Monday 21st March Music Scholars Recital Bolingbroke Academy
Wednesday 4th May Year 9 Civitas Evening Bolingbroke Academy
Wednesday 25th May Music ILP Concert Bolingbroke Academy
Monday 20th June Year 7 Music Concert St Michael's Church
Monday 11th July SPORTS DAY - Parents welcome Trinity Fields
Tuesday 12th July Summer Music Concert St Michaels Church
KEY DATES 2015-2016