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Rosebery School Whitehorse Drive Epsom KT18 7NQ T.01372 720439 www.roseberyschool.co.uk @ RoseberySchool1 1 Friday 30 September 2016 Dear Parents and Carers, This week we have been marking Black History Month as part of our celebration of diversity. Mrs Garrod has been sharing the fascinating story of Frank Bailey in assemblies this week, who was one of the first black firefighters in Britain and became a much admired trade union representative both in the fire service and, later, as a social worker. He was one of the first black mental welfare officers and psychiatric social workers, and ended his working life as a guardian ad litem, representing children in adoption, custody and divorce proceedings. She emphasised the way in which our multicultural community enhances our school and how much we value the different backgrounds that our students and staff come from. This was also emphasised this week from our celebration of the different languages spoken in our community as European Day of Languages was extended to include taster sessions in Turkish, Mandarin and Arabic as well as Italian, Norwegian and Greek. We were also very proud this week to receive a very positive note of visit from the County who came to look at our inclusive provision, with a particular focus on our work on LGBTQ+ issues. Sarah Lyons met with many students including several members of our LGBTQ+ group to discuss their experiences at Rosebery. She notes that students feel that there is an inclusive, safe and accepting culture where difference is celebrated and where students are allowed to be themselves without fear. The students particularly highlighted the support that they had received when they were finding things difficult and how, as a result, they trusted the work of the staff. We have been recommended as a case study school for others to learn from which is a fantastic testament to our students and staff who work very hard to generate understanding of these complex issues within our community. Finally, we have begun our Year 11 interviews this week, during which students are revising their target grades and expressing their choices for the Sixth Form. It has been a pleasure to meet with such an articulate, focused and dedicated group of students and I am very much looking forward to continuing these over the next few weeks. Mr Waight was also very pleased to report how well his Year 11 Drama students did in their exams, which are worth 30% of the final grade this week. Congratulations to them all! Have a lovely weekend. Ros Allen @RoseberyHT Blog: headteacherroseberyschool

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Page 1: Friday 30 September 2016 Dear Parents and Carers, · 9/30/2016  · candidate will have a passion for science and a desire to inspire and support our students. The job specification

Rosebery School Whitehorse Drive Epsom KT18 7NQ T.01372 720439 www.roseberyschool.co.uk @ RoseberySchool1

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Friday 30 September 2016

Dear Parents and Carers, This week we have been marking Black History Month as part of our celebration of diversity. Mrs Garrod has been sharing the fascinating story of Frank Bailey in assemblies this week, who was one of the first black firefighters in Britain and became a much admired trade union representative both in the fire service and, later, as a social worker. He was one of the first black mental welfare officers and psychiatric social workers, and ended his working life as a guardian ad litem, representing children in adoption, custody and divorce proceedings. She emphasised the way in which our multicultural community enhances our school and how much we value the different backgrounds that our students and staff come from. This was also emphasised this week from our celebration of the different languages spoken in our community as European Day of Languages was extended to include taster sessions in Turkish, Mandarin and Arabic as well as Italian, Norwegian and Greek. We were also very proud this week to receive a very positive note of visit from the County who came to look at our inclusive provision, with a particular focus on our work on LGBTQ+ issues. Sarah Lyons met with many students including several members of our LGBTQ+ group to discuss their experiences at Rosebery. She notes that students feel that there is an inclusive, safe and accepting culture where difference is celebrated and where students are allowed to be themselves without fear. The students particularly highlighted the support that they had received when they were finding things difficult and how, as a result, they trusted the work of the staff. We have been recommended as a case study school for others to learn from which is a fantastic testament to our students and staff who work very hard to generate understanding of these complex issues within our community. Finally, we have begun our Year 11 interviews this week, during which students are revising their target grades and expressing their choices for the Sixth Form. It has been a pleasure to meet with such an articulate, focused and dedicated group of students and I am very much looking forward to continuing these over the next few weeks. Mr Waight was also very pleased to report how well his Year 11 Drama students did in their exams, which are worth 30% of the final grade this week. Congratulations to them all! Have a lovely weekend. Ros Allen @RoseberyHT Blog: headteacherroseberyschool

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IN THIS WEEK’S NEWS

Dates for your Diary (subject to alteration)

Date/Time Event Location

w/c Mon 03/10/2016 Week 2

Wed 05/10/2016 18:00 Wed 05/10/2016 19:00 Y10 Information Evening Hall

Fri 07/10/2016 18:00 Fri 07/10/2016 20:00 PSA Bingo Night Hall

w/c Mon 10/10/2016 Week 1

Tue 11/10/2016 Y10 Art Trip Brighton

Tue 11/10/2016 09:00 Tue 11/10/2016 10:30 Open Morning Hall

Wed 12/10/2016 Y12 Geography Rivers Field Trip Juniper Hall

Thu 13/10/2016 17:00 Y9 & Y10 Music - Wicked Apollo Victoria Theatre

Fri 14/10/2016 INSET

w/c Mon 17/10/2016 Week 2

Mon 17/10/2016 Fri 21/10/2016 House Sports Tournament

Tue 18/10/2016 Y11 Trip Canterbury Cathedral

Thu 20/10/2016 15:30 Thu 20/10/2016 17:45 Y7 Meet the Tutor Evening Hall

Fri 21/10/2016 18:00 Fri 21/10/2016 20:00 PSA Popcorn Evening Hall

Sat 22/10/2016 Sat 29/10/2016 Y12 & Y13 Trip New York & Washington DC

w/c Mon 24/10/2016 Fri 28/10/2016 Half Term

Dates for your Diary, School Communication Page 2

Headteacher Commendations Pages 3 & 4

Student News and Open Mornings Page 4

Rosebery Vacancy and a PSA Foreign Coins Plea Page 5

PE Results and Fixtures Page 6

European Day of Languages Page 7

PSA Second Hand Uniform and Available Stock Pages 8 & 9

PSA Halloween Movie Night and ‘Start’ Employment Advice Page10

Surrey Opportunities Fair Page 11

Annie the Musical Page 12

Please see page 6 for PE Fixtures

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Headteacher Commendations

A huge number of students have been nominated this week; congratulations to them all! On Monday it was International Day of Languages. Mrs Wright has nominated th following students for their brilliant and enthusiastic participation in the taster sessions: Amy Burgon 11CY, Alicia Thornton 11CY, Millie Frow and Chloe Cannon 8EX, Milly Trew 7MX, Sophia Katsikaris 7MY, Danielle Pratt 7CY, Honeymalise Ramsey, Annabelle Caird, Sumayah Subhan, Tania Ssegawa, Abigail Rockey 7PY, Ciara Sullivan, Cally Kitchen, Leah Liapi, Katherine Wilkinson, Sela Zere, Emma Costello all in 7EX

Year 7 - Miss Bailey has nominated Ciara Sullivan 7EX for being really resilient in Maths, Mrs Boundy has nominated

Jemma Flack, Charlotte Lehane and Grace Watts 7PY for their achievement in the first Geography test and Miss

Subramaniam has nominated Layla Virgo 7MY, for overcoming her fear and performing a very moving song in a Music

lesson. Despite being very nervous, Layla demonstrated great determination and resilience and sang beautifully!

Year 8 - Mrs Boundy has nominated the following students from 8MY for the excellent start they have made with their homework: Olivia Budd, Anna Champness, Aggie Franklin Hardy, Evie Jones, Lois Nunez-Jarrett, Natalia Quintana Baker and Caitlin Tedore and Mrs Wiggins-Thirkill has nominated Saffron Waterworth 8MY, Kia Eynon 8CX, and Neepha Radcox 8CX for their outstanding investigation of their own processes in Art. They have begun producing some extraordinary self-portraits as a result. Ms Starr has nominated nominate Millie Frow 8EX as she produced some excellent additional revision resources in preparation for her Chemistry test and Mrs Dever has nominated Xanthe Bradshaw 8EX for an outstanding piece of Drama homework. I have nominated Amber Junker 8MX who achieved the phenomenal feat of cycling up and down Mont Ventoux in the Summer, something that challenges the most experienced Tour de France cyclists. She will share her experiences with us in this newsletter soon. Year 9 - Mrs Saber has nominated Molly Chambers-Rolfe 9EY for her excellent engagement and a very positive attitude in lessons since September and Mr Seth has nominated Zoya Danayal and Holly Coulson 9MX, Isobel Long and Lucy Elliott 9EX for their excellent endeavour to learn things during the lesson. Mr Chamberlain has nominated Jane Rusis 9CY for her brilliant contributions in History and Miss Reilly has nominated Kiera Fleeman 9EX for always making a positive contribution in her Maths lessons. Miss Risby has nominated Alice Bottomley and Holly Sefton 9EX and Isabella Skelton 9MX for achieving 100% on their French regular and irregular present tense verbs test, Miss Keoshgerian has nominated Lexie Sundborg 9CX for her consistent effort and application in English – she is progressing extremely well, Mrs Hanly has nominated Holly Coulson 9MX for her thoughtful, sensitive and articulate discussions on aspects of humanism and Mrs Boundy has nominated Rachel Child 9MX for showing initiative in a lesson. Finally Mrs Cook has nominated Amelia Casciani 9CY for creating an excellent class reading folder Year 10 - Mrs Turner has nominated Jessica Pascal 10PX for her fantastic confident trombone playing in orchestra, Mrs Saber has nominated Hannah Lalsing 10MY for her excellent engagement and a very positive attitude in lessons since September and Miss Reilly has nominated Hannah Palmer 10CY for always working to the best of her ability in her Maths lessons and Megan Bloomfield 10EY for endeavouring to do better in Maths by asking for some extra help with a topic she was unsure about. Mrs Hanly has nominated Erin Andrew, Millie Jones and Molly Etherington 10PX for their enthusiastic start to our new Food Preparation and Nutrition GCSE and Mrs Boundy has nominated Evie Samman 10MX and Anjilee Munsami 10EX for their outstanding homework. Mrs Kowalski has nominated Abby Watkins 10CX, Elise Elger 10MX, Izzy Godley 10CX, Heather Roebuck 10MX, Diksha Patel 10EX, Catherine Meech

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10MX, Georgia Oldridge 10PX, for their excellent effort and progress in Chemistry and Mr Croudace has nominated Rubie Bailey 10CY for by far the best notes in the Maths group and for her great homework. Year 11 - Mr McDonnell has nominated Melissa Hope 11CX for her outstanding contribution to her Physics lesson, Dr Swales has nominated Mae Evans 11MY for another 100% in her Maths homework and her excellent work attitude and progress and Mrs Saber has nominated Megan Buckwell 11MX for her excellent engagement and a very positive attitude in lessons since September. Mrs Wiggins Thirkill has nominated Riya George 11PY, Evelyn Frewin 11PX, Anabel Hindmarsh and Neve Harris 11CX and Samantha Perren 11EY for their sustained independent pursuit of excellence in their sketchbooks from the very start of term and Mrs Royall has nominated Louise Bowcott 11PX, for her amazing effort and the amount of work she has done outside of lessons on trigonometry. Sixth Form - Miss Risby has nominated Oriana Lewis 12C for being independent and gaining knowledge by researching and writing excellent responses in French regarding marriage equality and the evolution of family structures in French. Miss Kent has nominated Ria Patel 13D, Rosie Platts 13A, Sarah Davil 13B, Elise Smith 13D, Emily Davies 13F, Daniela Bouferrache 13B for their fantastic knowledge of the immune response. Finally, I inadvertently left Isobel Murphy 13C out last week of the list of commendations given to Year 13 students who completed the Duke of Edinburgh Gold expedition. My apologies to her and well done!

Year 10 Student Cuts off her Hair for Charity!

During the summer holidays Year 10 student Izzy cut off her long locks and donated her hair to The Little Princess Charity which is a charity that makes wigs for children with cancer. (Photo right). Izzy researched this herself and we are extremely proud of her!

Mr R Harvey, Head of Year 10

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Foreign Coins/Notes

Have you returned from your summer holiday with unwanted currency? If so, please donate to the PSA to help raise money for the school. Donations should be handed in

to Reception or to Mrs Broome, in M08 (the office in the main entrance area).

Are you interested in joining the Rosebery team?

New Vacancies at Rosebery School

Job Title KS3 Science Technician

Contract Type Permanent

Hours Per Week 18

Working Pattern Term time plus 2 weeks (41 weeks per year)

Rosebery School is looking to recruit a part-time Science Technician to assist in the efficient running of our

laboratories and preparation of materials for lessons. This is a permanent position commencing on 31/10/2016.

Previous experience as a technician in the education sector would be an advantage, but is not essential. Applicants

must be educated to at least GCSE level and be willing to undertake further training as necessary. The successful

candidate will have a passion for science and a desire to inspire and support our students. The job specification

and application form can be downloaded by clicking [here] [closing date Monday 3 October 2016].

For more details of the other vacancies in the school or to register your interest in a career with us, please go to

the vacancies section of the Rosebery Website.

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Netball Results

Year Group Team Date of Match School Against Result of Match Player of the Match

Year 11 A 13/09/2016 Greenacre Won 12 - 7 Charlotte D.S

Year 11 B 13/09/2016 Greenacre Lost 7-1 Megan Connor

Year 10 A 14/09/2016 Manor House Won 16-6 Hannah Palmer

Year 10 B 14/09/2016 Manor House Lost 13-9 N/A

Year 9 A 15/09/2016 St T's Lost 20-8 Cerys Wakefield

Year 9 B 15/09/2016 St T's Won 9-7 Erin Cowley

Year 11 A 22/09/2016 St T's won 16-8 Natasha Murphy

Year 12 A 22/09/2016 St T's Lost 9-7 Tilly Yorke

Year 7 A 26/09/2016 Manor House Won 10-0 N/A

Year 7 B 26/09/2106 Manor House Won 9-0 N/A

Year 10 A 27/09/2016 Ashcombe School Won 18-7 and 12-0 Hannah Palmer

Year 8 A 28/09/2016 Manor House Won 9-8 Izzy Berry

Year 8 B 28/09/2016 Manor House Lost 9-7 Brooke Frend

Hockey Results

Year Group Team Date of Match School Against Result of Match Player of the Match

Year 8 A 14/09/2016 Manor House 1-1 (Draw) Sophia Alexiou

U16 and U18 A 15/09/2016 Reigate Grammar School Lost 8-0 Anna Zuurmond

Year 10 A 15/09/2016 St T's Lost 4-1 Ishbel Zuurmond

Year 9 A 19/09/2016 St T's Lost 1-0 Izzy Berry

Year 8 A 20/09/2016 Greenacre Won 5-1 Sophia Alexiou

Year 9 A 21/09/2016 Gordons Lost 3-0 Olivia Carmichael

Year 8 A 22/09/2016 St T's Lost 12-0 Sophia C and Evie

Year 9 A 26/09/2016 Manor House Won 2-0 Erin Cowley

Year 10 A 28/09/2016 Manor House won 4-2 Hannah Palmer

Next Week our fixtures are:

3rd October – U16 Hockey v St T’s (A) 4th October – U15 A and B Netball v Greenacre (A)

5th October – U12 A and B Hockey v Manor House (A) U16 A and B Netball v Manor House (A) 6th October – Surrey U15/U16 Netball

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European Day of Languages and BALFA Celebrations

On Monday the 26th of September Rosebery celebrated European Day of Languages with a lunchtime languages quest.

Students had the opportunity to participate in taster language sessions led by Rosebery staff and students. The

languages on offer were Bemba (Mr Harvey), Norwegian (Miss Nejad), Mandarin Chinese (Mrs Mills), British Sign

Language (Miss Starr), and Turkish (Rana Ralton) in 9CY. It was a great opportunity to showcase the diversity of

languages spoken by the Rosebery community and to highlight the importance of speaking a foreign language.

This week also saw Rosebery students being presented the British Airways Language Flag Award (BALFA) in French.

They studied for the award over a six-month period during a Friday lunchtime club. To be awarded the BALFA, students

were required to sit a challenging oral exam which included general conversation, role-play, making public

announcements and on-the-spot translation sections. We would like to congratulate the following students for being

successful in completing the award: Ophelia Cornell, Caroline Young, Asia Chudzik, Hannah Khadun, Paige Ferguson,

Jessica Pascal, Catherine Meech, Elise Elger, Charlotte Lacourarie, Celestine Malins and Inès Farrow.

For more news from the modern foreign languages department, please follow @roseberymfl on Twitter.

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Available Stock for Second Hand Uniform

Blazers PE skirts

1 x 38" 1 w 24" l 16" 1

Kilts w 26" l 16" 4

w 26" l 24" 2 w 28" l 16" 1

w 28" l 24 1 w 28" l 18 2

w 30" l 24" 1 w 30" l 18" 1

w30" l 25" 1 w 32 l 18" 1

w 30" l 30" 1 PE tops

w 32" l 22" 1 XL Emerald 1

Jumpers L Ruby 2

36" 2 Navy PE Sweat top (non branded)

38" 1 Age 11/12 5

40" 1 S 1

M 1

Navy PE Joggers (non branded)

S 1

Navy PE socks

One size 1

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Start is an online, interactive, information, advice and guidance resource that inspires young

people to look at the world of work.

Connected to live labour market and course data start allows users to create and build up

their own person profile.

Students can explore jobs and think about their own skills, qualities, interests and work

preferences.

The study section looks at what you can study and the different subjects, qualifications and

training routes available along with an interactive map showing where you can study

including live apprenticeship opportunities.

Start has been carefully developed to ensure that measures from the Department for

Education’s Statutory Guidance for schools, Ofsted inspection criteria and Gatsby

Benchmarks for Good Careers Guidance are met.