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Hound Dear Parents/Carers and Friends of Bolingbroke,
Welcome to the second Courageous Hound of the year. Speech Day was a really special day in two very different
but equally enjoyable parts. It was a real honour to welcome Ian Hislop to the academy to speak to the older
pupils and present the awards in the morning session. Before the event I spoke to him about his school days at
the prestigious Ardingly College and how at Bolingbroke we were seeking to ensure that every pupil has access
to the same range of opportunities as pupils at the top private schools. Having spoken to a number of our staff
and pupils while touring the academy and enjoying family dining with Year 7, he was certainly impressed. The
afternoon event was also very successful with the visit of our local MP and the exceptional efforts of our younger
pupils recognised. Congratulations to Smyth for their victory in the House Cup competition. Thank you to all
parents, carers, governors and friends who attended these events.
Thank you also to the parents of our Class of 2022 pupils who attended Wednesday’s Parent Information
Evening. I am sorry we did not quite calculate the time it would take to deliver all the information we wanted to
as well as answering all the excellent questions that parents had, so the event did overrun somewhat! The slides
from the event are on the website and please do not hesitate to get in touch if there are any questions that you
still have, whether about curriculum, ethos, uniform, sports fixtures or enrichment.
Kind Regards,
Mr Speight
Volume. 4 Issue. 2
Friday 25th September 2015
FRIDAY ASSEMBLY
Thank you to Vassilios from Klein 4 Year 7 for
welcoming us so beautifully into Assembly this morning
with his performance on the flute.
SAVE THE DATE!
PARENT COUNCIL'S
BOLINGBROKE
16 MILE CHALLENGE
SATURDAY 17TH OCTOBER
9AM - 3PM
(MORE ON PAGE 9)
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ANNUAL SPEECH DAY & PRIZE GIVING 2015
Congratulations to all our pupils who were nominated or won prizes at our Annual Speech Day & Prize Giving on
Friday 18th September 2015. As the school grows in size and stature this year we held two events at St Michael’s
Church to celebrate the success of our pupils (full list of winners & nominees on page 3).
At the morning senior school event we were honoured to welcome Mr Ian Hislop, writer, journalist and
broadcaster as our guest speaker. The event began as any Bolingbroke event does with a rousing recital of the
school mantra and then we were ready for the celebrations to begin. Mr Hislop gave a fantastic speech with the
unifying theme of embracing challenge. We were given anecdotes of Mr Hislop’s own education and how the pupils
at Bolingbroke Academy have the potential and opportunities to go on and achieve even more. After an interesting
question and answer session we were ready for the prize winners to be revealed. A special mention must go out to
Erskine House who won this year’s Quizzitch Cup and Smyth House who won the highly sought after House
Shield.
In the afternoon we were ready for the junior school event. This gave us an
opportunity to celebrate the achievements of the Class of 2021 during the
academic year 2014-15. Once again we were privileged to have another very
special guest. For the afternoon event we welcomed Jane Ellison, MP for
Battersea. The theme of embracing challenge was also at the centre of this occa-
sion. Our speaker provided us with a motivating speech about how Bolingbroke
and its own history is an inspiring story of challenge. Jane Ellison was also able to
share with us the stories of inspirational men and women she meets through her
role as the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health. This year
the Ever Courageous Cup, donated by the Neighbourhood Schools Campaign
Group, was won by a pupil from the Class of 2021 who thoroughly deserved this
accolade.
Thank you to all the Governors, Parents and Carers who were able to attend and
support this very special event.
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THE WINNERS ARE ………
(WINNERS IN BOLD)
Award For Overall Winner Nominations
Year 7
Nominations
Year 8
Nominations
Year 9
Ethel Smyth Shield Music Arthur
Kergall
Charlotte Blurton
Lauren McAuliffe Og-
hale Erikigho
Aliyah Nelson
Lucia Sorrell
Zayd Addicott
Tristan Seguin
Eva Burnett
Shannon Clarke
Arthur Kergall Dill
Shepherd
Ariana
Farmanfarmaian
Morgan ARK Award Geography Jack Jenkin Siham Dino-Bedry
Lauren McAuliffe
Leah Ennis
Ria McCook
Mariane Jose
Jade Goodwin
Tanisha Addicott
William Oddono
Jack Jenkin
Rae Madoc Jones
Shannon Clarke
Alex Czaplicki
Carl Friedrich Gauss Maths Lauren McAuliffe Lauren McAuliffe
Maia Blythe
Pepa Birkett
Aenea Vanoni
William Oddono
Jahieem Fagan Anais
Love
Zayd Addicott
Theo Rooney
Shannon Clarke,
Jack Jenkin
Grace Chalkey
Quizzitch Cup Reading Erskine
Be Bold Cup Rae Madoc-Jones
Parent Council Award Patrizia Gnoato
House Competition Smyth
Ever Courageous Cup Pepa Birkett Peper Birkett
Lauren McCauliffe,
Charlotte Blurton,
Theo Rooney
Manuel Alvarez Rae Madoc Jones
Ashanie Bowley,
Joe Barker
Erskine Clarke Award Science Eugenie Faure Jessica Ward
Pepa Birkett
Harmony Ramos
Ella Holman
Zayd Addicott
Paola Zabala
Alliyah Johnson Dyl-
an Scott
Eugenie Faure
Destiny Nicholas-
Brown
Dwight Henry
Ridwan Abdulladif
Abdi-Ismail
Malala Yousafzai Award
for Dedication and Pro-
gress in English
English Charlotte Blurton Charlotte Blurton
Oghale Erikigho
Victor Matuszweki
Saffron Nam
Ilyas Ali
Manuel Alvarez
Dill Shepherd
Yusef Poleya
Stan Dawson
The Babel Award for
Languages
MFL Dylan Scott Pepa Birkett
Joel Rooney
Tyrone Beia
Taleisha Mattis
Dylan Scott
Norah Dankwah
Oliver Agar
Mariane Jose
Grace Chalkley
Salma Awale
Tyriq Brown
Eugenie Faure
Michelangelo Award Art Rae Madoc-Jones Charlotte Blurton
Lauren McCauliffe
Pepa Birkit
Jackson Kiernon
Clarke
Manuel Alvarez
Jamie Buckle
Ellie May Benbow
Molly O Loughlan
Rae Madoc Jones
Dill Shepherd
Jack Jenkin
Shannon Clarke
The Greyhound Award Sport Reece Wheeler Sunny Balogan
Joel Rooney
Charlotte Blurton
Scarlett McGill
Yahya Miah
Tanisha Addicott
Zayd Addicott Han-
nah Cheeseman
Reece Wheeler
Destiny Nicholas-
Brown
Ethan Reilly
Salma Awale
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YEAR 10 GCSE PRODUCT DESIGN TRIP TO THE SCIENCE MUSEUM
By Ms Houghton It has been a great start to the academic year by taking our budding year 10 Product Designers to the Science Mu-
seum. Firstly, they explored the Engineer your Future exhibition, an interactive experience for teens thinking about
their futures. Pupils played Rugged Rovers and Futureville; tested their brains’ ability to think about the big picture
and watched a short film. It was really impressive that Jack Jenkin, Nick Whyte and Harry Ward designed the top
Rover of the Day!
After a picnic lunch, our group was booked into Launchpad, the most popular gallery at the museum. It is packed
with over 50 interactive exhibits for them to explore, plus a lucky opportunity to watch the Rocket Show in which
Nick Whyte and Rhiannon Fuller volunteered to take part in a lively demo.
It was a fantastic opportunity for pupils to see Design and Technology in action; particularly from an applied maths
and physics perspective. They learnt a lot while having a very enjoyable day.
Experimenting with centrifugal forces
Hassan, Yusuf and Mohamed at the
Engineer your Future exhibition Jack on one of the Launchpad gallery
exhibits.
Shannon volunteering to help with plastic
bottle rocket demonstration
Nick taking part in the live
Rocket Show demo
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BOLINGBROKE NEW STAFF
FIVE MINUTES WITH……...MR MURPHY (SCIENCE TEACH-
ER - ERSKINE HOUSE)
Tell us a bit about yourself?
My name is Mr Murphy and I am originally from Dublin in the Republic of
Ireland. I went to an all Irish speaking secondary school and graduated
from Dublin City University.
Why teach?
I always wanted to work with young people and I love Science so being a Science teacher is the perfect job
for me. My Mum is a teacher so it must be in the blood!
And Finally…..What's your favourite Film?
Forrest Gump
FIVE MINUTES WITH……...MS AUSTIN
(PHILOSOPHY & ETHICS LEAD TEACHER - ERSKINE HOUSE)
Tell us a bit about yourself?
I graduated from the University of Leeds in 2009, with a degree in
Theology and Religious Studies. I really enjoyed learning about other peo-
ple and how they make choices, and that led me to working with young
people. I worked for the Prince’s Trust, but decided that I wanted to share
my enthusiasm for Philosophy and Ethics… and here we are!
Why teach?
Because every day, every hour is different. That’s what makes it fun.
What are your hopes for Philosophy and Ethics?
I want to create a department that challenges and engages students in the big ethical and philosophical ques-
tions that affect us every day. Philosophy and Ethics promotes community cohesion by helping pupils to learn
to understand others and value diversity whilst also promoting shared values and an awareness of human
rights
And Finally…..What's your favourite Film?
The Freedom Writers- sums up why I went into teaching!
FIVE MINUTES WITH……MS GANN (FOOD TECHNOLOGY TEACHER - KLEIN HOUSE)
Tell us a bit about yourself?
My name is Ms Gann and I studied Human Nutrition at the University of
Chester. I am from Gloucestershire which is in the West of England and
have always had an interest on the effect that food has on the body.
Why teach?
Learning how to cook is a skill for life and it can be easy to cook
nutritious meals. I think it is great when pupils start the lesson with the
raw ingredients and end the lesson with a product that they can take
home and be proud of making.
What are your hopes for the Food Science department?
To create a strong department that allows for pupils to show confidence, leadership and teamwork. As well
as the skills needed to cook, the scientific knowledge behind each practical is also essential. I also hope to get
pupils to take part in the local young chef competitions.
And Finally…..What's your favourite Food?
Anything Italian! Pizza and pasta dishes are amongst many of my favourites.
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THIS WEEK IN THE LIBRARY
By Ms Jones
This week we have been looking at the topic of Refugees, Migrants and Asylum Seekers. Thinking beyond the
headlines, using fiction, poetry quotes and photographs.
Free bird,
Free bird.
What good luck,
you have.
What good chance,
that it is your right
to fly freely,
with no document,
with no passport,
to pass through
all continents,
beach of Australia to Ivory Coast.
From ‘Free Bird’ - A poem by Amasu Girma
Just some of the books we have in the library around this topic:
Hidden by Miriam Halahmy
The Other Side of Truth by Beverley Naidoo
When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit by Judith Kerr
Abela by Berlie Doherty
The Weight of Water by Sarah Crossan
Where I belong by Gillian Cross
Now is the Time for Running by Michael Williams
Close to the Wind by Jon Williams
The Unforgotten Coat by Frank Cottrell-Boyce
Refugee Boy by Benjamin Zephaniah
Looking at the Stars by Jo Cotterill
We can all be refugees
Sometimes it only takes a day,
Sometimes it only takes a handshake
Or a paper that is signed.
We all came from refugees
Nobody simply just appeared,
Nobody's here without a struggle,
And why should we live in fear
Of the weather or the troubles?
We all came here from somewhere.
From ‘We Refugees’ – A poem by Benjamin
Zephaniah
Coming soon:
“Goth Girl and the Wuthering Fright”
Chris Riddell’s latest book is jam packed with brilliant drawings and funny
characters. Ada Goth sets off on another adventure with new characters,
new friends and new conundrums to be solved. A ‘Literary Dog Show’
brings all sorts of odd characters, with their equally odd dogs to Ghastly
Hall and madness ensues. Dogs, word play and drawings galore!
I would recommend this book to all pupils who like quirky, crazy and
unpredictable stories – this is definitely for you!
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UNIVERSITY AND CAREERS OPPORTUNITIES
BLACK ACHIEVEMENT CONFERENCE (YEARS 10 ONLY)
The Black Achievement Conference will be Saturday 17 October 2015, from 10.00-16.00, hosted at
the London School of Economics. This is a free one-day event for African-Caribbean students in Years 10 and
their parents and carers. The conference is hosted by presenter and entertainer Kat B from MTV and includes
a line-up of speakers from London’s African-Caribbean community.
The conference is designed to help students and their families to plan for their future by providing a taste of higher
education. The event aims to inspire students to aim higher, think bigger, realise their potential and make informed
decisions about what to do with their futures and includes:
Motivational sessions
Parent workshops with practical tips on supporting their child's education
Student life workshops led by LSE’s African Caribbean Society Lunch!
The Black Achievement Conference is open to high achieving London state school pupils from African and Caribbe-
an backgrounds in years 10, 11 and 12 who meet one of the following criteria:
Eligible for Free School Meals
Is a Looked After Child Has a disability
Or two of the following criteria:
Has no parental history of Higher Education/university
Living in an area of low progression to university Parents from lower socio-economic categories To apply online go to: https://lsewebsite.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/black-achievement-conference-2015-application
UCL BRING YOUR FAMILY TO UNIVERSITY DAYS
Applications are now open for the October Year 10 Bring Your Family to University Day!
UCL is proud to host a number of Bring Your Family to University Days for students in 10 and their families. In
2015-2016 students from various year groups and their families are invited to learn more about UCL, career paths
and different university subjects.
These events will run on Saturdays from 9:30-15:00 and will focus on choosing your GCSE options, selecting your
A levels or IB, university courses and career paths. Every student must be accompanied by a parent, other adult
relative or guardian. Younger siblings are also welcome to attend. The events are free and include lunch.
For more information go to http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/widening-participation/visits/parents-carers
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MATHS CORNER
NEWS FROM MATHS THIS FORTNIGHT
The Maths Team have really enjoyed getting stuck into lessons in the first few weeks of term. Years 7 and 8 are
both focussing on number topics, with year 7 getting to grips with place value and Year 8 starting to look at num-
ber properties. Year 9 have had their first introduction to linear graphs, which is a key concept for lots of future
learning at GCSE and beyond. Year 10 have risen to the challenge interpreting indices in their first few weeks of
GCSE
We really appreciate the hard work that goes on at home to support pupils’ learning in Mathematics. Practising
topics away classroom is a key routine to embed learning. ALL pupils will have one written and one online
homework task per week. Some classes will also have daily practice: Times Table Rockstars booklets for years 7
and 8, and GCSE Workbook questions for year 10.
It’s not too late to sign up for the Parent Workshop on Tuesday 29th September, 6-7pm. This will be a
hands-on workshop, looking particularly at some of the websites that we use to support learning in Maths. It will
also be a great opportunity to ask any questions that you may have. Email
[email protected] to book in.
Manga High – star performers
We’re currently 83rd in the UK September competition,
with one week left to go. Year 7 pupils will receive
their log in details next week – can they help give us a
boost?! Congratulations to our star performers…
Yusuf Poleya
Kevan Green-Mclaren
Charlotte Howcroft
Nathan Odeleye
Owena Tahi
Bedr Abdulwahab
Siham Dion Bedry
Samueal Sturzaker
Michael Scutt-Thomson
Jessica Ward
Pupils are expected to complete at least one MangaHigh
task per week – but are encouraged to do more! Each
medal earned is converted into house points for the
house competitions.
www.mangahigh.com
School ID: 263860
Forgotten log in details can be found in your child’s classroom
Parent Puzzle 2
A really easy challenge this week! All you have to
do is email Miss Donaldson a number.
The lowest positive integer (whole number)
will win.
The catch is… only unique answers count!
If any other parent emails the same num-
ber as you, your number will be wiped out.
What will your strategy be?
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 28/9/2015 W/B 5/10/2015
Year 7 3 times table 4 times table
Year 8 5 times table 3-5 times tables
Parent Puzzle 1: solution?
Thank you for your entries for the first parent puzzle, which asked: how many four digit numbers are there that
contain the number 5? We have enjoyed your suggestions – but at the time of going to print, there were no correct
answers! As we always say to the pupils, we love mistakes and think that wrong answers can teach us as much as right
answers. So, rather than publishing a solution this week, here is a clue:
Imagine the 5 is in the thousands column. How many possible numbers are there?
Now imagine the 5 is in the hundreds column. How many possible numbers are there? How many of those numbers have you
already counted? Keep going for the tens and ones columns…
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PARENT COUNCIL'S
THE BOLINGBROKE 16 MILE CHALLENGE
SATURDAY 17TH OCTOBER
9AM - 3PM
WHAT IS IT?
A sponsored walk along the River Thames to raise money to go towards new library books and other
Bolingbroke Academy projects.
WHERE DO WE START AND FINISH?
We start at Hampton Court Train Station at 9.00 am and finish in Putney around 3.00 pm. There will be a shorter route from
Richmond (8 miles) from noon. More details will be sent out nearer the start date.
HOW DO I GET THERE?
Trains run regularly to Hampton Court on a Saturday morning. Full details will be provided.
CAN CHILDREN DO THE WALK UNACCOMPANIED?
NO
All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult please
WHAT DO I DO NOW?
Please register on the school website NOW by going to Wisepay and clicking on Fund Raising.
The entry fee £5 per child £10 per adult £20 family ticket (1 or 2 adults + children).
Ask friends, neighbours, family to sponsor you 50p a mile? £1 a mile? £2 a mile? Or a flat sum
£5, £10, £15, £20++ basically as much as you can raise, it’s all going to help Bolingbroke pupils.
ANYTHING ELSE?
Yes!! Every child that enters will get a special ‘limited edition’ t shirt on the day
SPONSORED BY
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CONGRATULATIONS PATRIZIA
On Friday 18th September Patrizia Gnoato was
presented with the Parent Award for 2015. She
has done a fantastic job at supporting the school
through a variety of different events. As one
nomination form said "Patrizia is a driving force
behind Bolingbroke and her commitment to the
school's success is a real inspiration"
PARENT COUNCIL NOTICE BOARD
BOLINGBROKE SHOPPING PAGE
By going to this page every time you shop, Bolingbroke Academy will receive a commission
from each retailer at NO cost to you. So please bookmark it and remember to start your
online shopping from this page every time you shop.
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SPORTS UPDATE
FIXTURES
Date Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
14/09/2015 Boys Football Trials
Girls Netball Trials
Girls Netball Trials Girls Netball Trials Boys Football Trials
Girls Netball Trials
15/09/2015 Boys Football Trials Boys Football Trials Year 10 boys football
v Thames Christian
College (H)
16/09/2015 Year 10 boys football
v Thames Christian
College (H)
17/09/2015 Year 7 boys football
v Thames Christian
College (H)
Year 9 boys football
v Earnest Bevin (A)
21/09/2015 Year 8 boys football v
Earnest Bevin (A)
24/09/2015 Year 9 boys football
v Thames Christian
College (H)
30/09/2015
Year 7 & 8 Netball v St Cecelia's
01/10/2015
Year 9 Streatham-
Croydon Rugby
Festival
7/10/2015
Wandsworth X-Country
7/10/2015 Year 9 & 10 Girls Football v Southfields
8/10/2015 Year 8 boys football v
Ark Putney (A)
12/10/2015 Year 10 Boys Football
v West London Free
School (H)
14/10/2015
U14 Wandsworth SG Qualifier - Basketball, Southfields
15/10/2015 Year 7 & 8 Boys Rugby v Ark Putney (H)
Year 7 & 8 Girls Football v Southfields (A)
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FAMILY DINING
Week Beginning 5th October
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Mains
Local Butchers
Beef Sausages
served with
Caramelised
Onion Gravy
Pasta with Basil
Sauce
Pastry Topped Cot-
tage Pie Peri Peri Chicken Tuna Fusilli Pasta
Meat Free
Quorn Sausages
with Caramel-
ised Onion
Gravy
As Above Pastry Topped
Veggie Pie Peri Peri Vegetable
Tomato and Basil
Pasta
Sides
Mashed Potato
Sweetcorn and
Peas
Salad/ Cheese Peas Gravy Steamed Rice
Mixed Vegetables
Grated Cheese
Mixed Salad
Puddings
Choice of Satsu-
ma, Banana,
Apple
Apple Cake Fruit Salad Strawberry Jelly Chocolate Cake
Week Beginning 28th September
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Mains
Jacket Potato
with Tuna &
Mayo or Baked
Beans
BBQ Sticky
Chicken Legs
Traditional Beef
Lasagne
Chicken &
Vegetable Curry Jumbo Fish Fingers
Meat Free As Above Roasted Vegetable
Wrap Vegetable Lasagne
Quorn & Vegeta-
ble Curry Veggie Fingers
Sides Grated Cheese
Chef's Salad
Brocolli Pasta
Salad
Garlic Bread
Coleslaw Steamed Rice
Chips Carrots
and Peas Tartare
Sauce
Puddings Yoghurt and
Honey Fruited Flapjacks Fresh Fruit Orange Jelly
Lemon Drizzle
Cake
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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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UNIFORM REMINDERS
Pupils should wear either the Boling-
broke Rain Coat or the Bolingbroke
Winter Coat.
Pupils who wear a Hijab must wear a
Bolingbroke scarf. They are available for
£10 from Ms Marnier or available on
Khalsa Website.
Pupils must not wear any makeup in-
cluding nail varnish. They will be asked
to remove it instantly.
Pupils must have either a Bolingbroke
Backpack or Drawstring bag for PE.
Logoed bags are prohibited.
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
[email protected]. If you need to
discuss the texts you can
contract Mrs Green
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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, Head of Verbiest Mr Kerby [email protected]
Finance & Resouces Director Mrs 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, Head of Smyth House 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 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 Erskine 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]