in-form 12-16 october week a

in-form 12-16 October 2015

12-16 OCTOBER

2015

A WEEK

Football, Cross Country, Netball and Mountain Running

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I Band tutor groups

started the competition with a bang on Monday

as 7VEC, 7AW and

7TJB battled it out.

7TJB earned their place in the final

Learning Community Tournament

G Band tutor groups 7MPC,

7JWK and 7FEA competed on Tuesday for

their place in Thursday’s

final.

After a close heat, 7JWK

took their spot in the final

S Band tutor groups 7GS, 7AWD and

7DJJ took to the dodgeball

court and competed on Wednesday,

with 7DJJ taking the

remaining spot in the final.

Our Year 7 champions

are...


Year 7 Dodgeball Champions 2015

7djj


We held our second Careers Fair on Wednesday 7th October and opened our doors to a whole host of local employers and organisations. There were stalls and displays alongside ‘Aspiration Presentations’ on: Using Degrees in the Sports Industry and Football Business (UCFB); Change and Innovation in IT (Skipton Building Society); Apprenticeships - The New Modern Apprenticeships Explained (Craven College); Biomedical Science and Biological Research (University of Leeds); IT Architecture Explained (Skipton Building Society); Hospitality and Wider Careers (Marriott); Vocational Sport Courses (Craven College); CILEX – How to get into the Legal Profession; Accountancy Today (Armstrong Watson); Careers in Aviation and the Travel and Tourism industries (The Aviation Academy); Engineering in the Modern World (Spooner Industries); Careers within a Leading E-Learning Company (Virtual College); UCAS—The Process Explained (Leeds University); Product Design Careers (Jonathan Carey Design); Varying Roles as a Therapist (NHS); Careers as a Medical Consultant—How to Become a Doctor, Modern Nursing Careers and Non-clinical Roles in the NHS (NHS); Careers in Health and Social Care (Craven College); Careers in the RAF; Photography and Harrogate College.

The feedback and comments we received from parents and students alike proved just how important events like this are. They are a great opportunity for you to look into the world of work, help you understand routes of study and open up jobs and careers you had never considered before. The event was a fantastic chance for you to see the career choices available to you and understand pathways and options for life after GCSE and A level.

Our sincere thanks go to all those exhibiting and presenting for their time and involvement in the Careers Fair, without them we could not offer such an event. It was a pleasure to see a number of alumni students showing their success in their chosen careers. Delivering presentations were Naomi Cheikh of Jonathan Carey Designs, and Jonathan Bailey of Virtual College Sales and Marketing team. Representing their companies in the Careers Fair were: Freya Wood of Virtual College; Melissa Hodgson for Marketing at Craven College and Bradley Oliver who is part of the sales team at Spooner Industries.


Dinner Time Rota (No Bags in B Hall)

Sitting 1 12.30pm

Sitting 2 From 12.40pm

Sitting 3 Not before 12.45pm

Year 9 Packed Lunch Area: Social Area D Floor

Year 8 Packed Lunch Area:

M7

Year 7 Packed Lunch Area:

M3 and M5

Please remember your manners when in the lunch time queue; if you misbehave you will be sent to the back of the queue. Rotating lunchtime sittings are for Years 7, 8 and 9 only.

Years 10 and 11 have optional sittings. Bags must not be taken into B Hall at lunchtime unless you have essential medication (i.e. Epipen or Diabetic equipment).

Premed Projects specialise in providing hospital work experience for future healthcare students, together with a travel experience to remember. They are offering a range of exciting projects for students currently in Years 11, 12 and 13 who are looking to apply for university courses in either medicine, nursing, midwifery or dentistry.

They are running special 1 or 2 week programmes in India, Thailand and the UK during February half term 2016 and during the summer holidays 2016, designed for current Year 11 students thinking of applying for medicine. Students can choose to travel to either India, Thailand or the UK to work in hospitals and all students live together in Premed Project houses with all meals and activities provided with full support from UK doctors, teachers and Premed Projects staff. The specific details of the projects can be viewed here www.premedprojects.co.uk.

Year 8 Girls Papilloma Vaccine The first injection for Year 8 girls is on Friday 16th October in C8. There will be several nurses doing the vaccinations and we hope to get you back to lessons as quickly as possible.

Time Group Teacher Room Time Group Teacher Room

8.50am 8sEn1A DJJ P3 9.50am 8gFr2 KSK N6

9.00am 8sEn1B EJR P5 10.00am 8iMa1 SMD C4

9.10am 8sEn1C SL S4 10.10am 8iMa2 SLG B14

9.30am 8gFr1A ISR N5 10.20am 8iMa3 JMP B10

9.40am 8 gFr1B CW N1

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Don’t ‘Break’ the Rules! The majority of you follow our Personal best rules at break and lunchtime which means everyone gets to enjoy their downtime between lessons. However, I would like to remind you of some of the basic rules which must be followed by all.

iPads can only be used during a wet break and/or wet lunchtime. If you are out and about around school your ipad should be in your bag.

The use of iPads is allowed in the Library, but only for

work related learning. Playing games is not allowed. The Library is not a social area and should not be used to play games...anyone found doing so will be asked to leave. The message is simple. If you’re not coming to read or work, you’re in the wrong place.

Headphones must not be used around school except during

break and lunchtime. The same rule applies to mobile phones, they should only be used at break and lunchtime.

Water is the only drink you can

take out of B Hall at lunchtime, plated food must not be removed.

No food or drink can be taken out of B Hall at breaktime.

You buy, you stay, you eat! Please ensure you invite your manners to lunch. If you misbehave you will be sent to the

back of the queue. The lunchtime supervisor team are members of staff and have the right to put a comment in your planner if you are behaving poorly. We now have a lunchtime detention room in P6 that is open everyday. It will be used for anyone causing serious problems, swearing or persistently challenging the rules of the school. All staff including the lunchtime supervisors can put you in the P6 room.

Finally, please use your lockers. Your bags contain your iPad (as well as your own

personal possession) and should not be left on floors, stairways, tops of lockers or outside.

Mr Calvert


Bon Voyage! Goodbye and good luck to 34 of our language students who head off on their French Exchange visit to Coutances on Friday 9th October. Mr Radcliffe, Miss Blane Hernandez, Mrs Kitchen and Mrs Wood will take the students on the yearly visit to France.

They will arrive in Coutances (207 miles west of Paris) on the afternoon of Saturday 10th October. After meeting their French families our French explorers will spend the week immersed in French culture and customs.

The group will take in guided tours of Mont Saint Michel, enjoy visits to local markets (time to try out that French!), try their hand at sand yachting in Coutainville, spend time at their exchange school, head off to Saint Malo on a day trip and finish the week with a visit to the D Day Museum at Arromanches and a treat at the caramel factory in Isigny.

The Coutances trip is a real highlight on the school and MFL calendar and is based on strong foundations and links between the two schools. It is an excellent chance to live and breathe French in everyday situations and family life…essential for improving language skills!

We hope you have a fantastic time!

Mont Saint Michel

Arromanches Museum

Sand Yachting


Year 11 students are invited to attend an IGS organised visit to the Skills, Yorkshire and Humber event at Leeds United FC.

The visit takes place on Wednesday 14th October and will depart IGS at 8.20am promptly. The bus will return during lunchtime and students must wear their school uniform.

Are you interested? Further details and consent forms are available from Mrs Mitchell.

FREE TO ATTEND


Congratulations to our senior netball team who played Beckfoot School on Monday night. The girls secured a victory, finishing the match IGS 32-5 Beckfoot School with Rosie Shouler Harris (13JLI) awarded player of the match.

Well done to 4 of our netballing superstars who took part in the Bradford District Netball Squad Trials on Monday 5th October. Stef Rose (8LNR), Ruby Sugden (9HED/KE), Emily Dover (9HED/KE) and Sophie Armitage (10JB) who were all successful. Congratulations!

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Well played to our Year 9 football team who competed on Monday night. They were unlucky in their first match and despite two fantastic goals from Fin Grimshaw (9PDH) the match ended Horsforth School 2-3 IGS.

The second match, a local derby against Prince Henry’s, Otley finished in our favour with a score line of IGS 2-3 Prince Henry’s. Oliver Doyle (9PB), Morgan Grimshaw (9DSF) and Oliver Adams (9SP) were the goal scorers.

Congratulations to our Year 8 footballers who played Waterhead Academy in the English Schools’ Cup on Tuesday afternoon. It was a fantastic game and the team won 3-2! They battled hard and went two goals up early in the game, with goals from Harry Rayner (8ELC) and Tom Hagan (8RRG). Waterhead Academy then dominat-ed most of the second half and ended up equalising with only 3 minutes to play. It looked like the game would be heading into extra time before Tom Hagan broke through the Waterhead Academy defence and squared the ball to Archie Fawell (8MH) who chipped the keeper and scored the winning goal with almost the last kick of the game. The team are now through to the third round of the English Schools' Cup. Well done and good luck to: Jack Fendyke (8MEH); Reuben Foster (8ELC); Tom Waller (8ELC); Harry Rayner (8ELC); James Patchett (8MEH); Archie Lambert (8AMD); Thomas Hills (8MEH); Lewis Keirs (8MEH); Asa Stevenson-Lowe (8ASH); Barnaby Walsh (8LNR); Morgan Breakspeare (8AMB); Tom Hagan (8RRG); Archie Fawell (8MH) and Luca Clark (8AMD).


Congratulations to our Year 7 football team who continued their fantastic start to the season in the matches played at Prince Henry’s, Otley on Wednesday afternoon. The first match against Prince Henrys finished 1-0, in our favour, with another great goal from Ben McNulty (7FEA). The team played their second match against Horsforth which finished with a victorious score line of 4-3.

An excellent team performance from every one involved, with Tom Dover (7AWD) the star of both matches scoring 4 goals against Horsforth. This great start to the season means the team are top of the league with 5 games played. Well done to all involved: Olli Bentley (7JWK); Louis Carter (7DJJ); Jacob Thompson (7VEC); Jake Kapur (7AWD); Rico Lee (7AWD); Thomas Dover (7AWD); Luke Crompton (7DJJ); Ben McNulty (7FEA); Angus Twigger (7JWK); Sam Connolly (7JWK); Charlie Smith (7AW); Danny Thompson (7VEC) and Cooper Follet (7FEA).

Well done to Jemima Elgood (12RN) who, making her senior relay debut and representing Ilkley Harriers, took part in the Ian Hodgson Mountain Relays in Cumbria on Sunday 4th October.


Congratulations to our Cross Country runners who took part in the Cliffe Castle race on Wednesday afternoon. We had a fantastic day racing with a full team, lots of determination and a couple of medals! Well done to gold medal winner Bethan Morley, Silver medallist Emily Field and Bronze medal winner Oscar Stapleton...good job Team IGS!

Year 7/8 Boys’ Results

4 Adam Mitchell (8AMB)

8 Reuben Foster (8ELC)

11 Nathan Coy (7FEA)

13 Ashley Leach (7FEA)

14 Tom Jackson (8AMB)

15 Harvey Stapleton (8RRG)

16 Archie Minto (8AMB)

18 Ben Morley (7AWD)

21 Adam Townsend (8AMB)

22 Oliver Hall (8AMB)

23 Tomas Cesar De Sa (7AW)

25 Arthur Turner (8MH)

27 Harry Stead (7DJJ)

28 Louis Shankland (7AW)

29 Jacob Lightley (8ASH)

32 James Newman (8AMB)

33 Robert Johnson (8RRG)

36 Finn Parton (7JWK)

40 Tom Broadbent (8LNR)

45 Joseph Shaw (7FEA)

Year 7/8 Girls’ Results

4 Ella Hammond (8ELC)

5 Bernadette Raven (8PO)

6 Caitlin Oddie (8AMB)

7 Charlotte Elston (7TJB)

8 Katie Meredith (8RRG)

11 Ella Shuttleworth (8AMB)

12 Lydia Dey (7FEA)

15 Emma Whitaker-Pitts (8MH)

16 Harriet Eve Foyston (7AW)

19 Isabel Sowden (8ASH)

20 Sara Weller (7AW)

21 Neve Tunney (7DJJ)

22 Emily Fotherby (7AW)

23 Amelia Shaw (7DJJ)

Year 9-11 Boys’ Results

3 Oscar Stapleton (10CW)

4 Dominic Coy (9SP)

5 Joseph Haigh (10LV)

6 Robbie Matthews (9PB)

16 Arran Burnett (9HED/KE)

18 Jack Strother (10LV)

21 Joe Strother (10JPC)

22 Harrison Kipling (10CW)

Year 9-11 Girls’ Results

1 Bethan Morley (9PDH)

3 Emily Field (9LAM)

7 Rachel Scott (9PDH)

11 Ella Shouler-Harris (9SL)

14 Hannah Marshall (9PB)

15 Kara Milligan (9PDH)

Emily Field (left) and Bethan Morley (centre)


…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…IGS SPORT…

A SPORT CLUBS

MONDAY

12th

October

U16 + Senior Netball training (SB)

Y11 Football @ IGS 3-4.30pm (SP)

Y8 Rugby v WRSRS @ South Craven – Meet at 3.05pm

Senior B + U16 Netball @ Beckfoot

U14 Netball v Parkside @ Ilkley Grammar School U14+15 Hockey @ South Craven

TUESDAY

13th

October

U12 + U13 Netball training (FA +SD)

Rugby Training Y7 - 10 @ IRUFC (ACF)

Football Y7 @ IGS fields 3.15-4.30pm (RB)

Y9, 10, 11, 12 Girls’ Hockey @ BRHC (JH)

Y8 Football CV2 @ Ilkley Grammar School (SP)

Sixth Form Football v St Marys @Ilkley Grammar School Y7 Rugby v Guiseley Away. 3.05pm

Y9 Rugby v WRSRS @ Bingley Away. 3.05pm

WEDNESDAY

14th

October

U13+U15 Indoor Cricket Boys + Girls PB 2.30 – 4.30pm (PB)

Y11, 12, 13 mixed Hockey, Sportshall, 12.30-1.15pm. (JH)

Synchronised Swimming 2.15-3.20pm (SG)

Rugby Training Y11 – 1XV @ IRUFC. (ACF)

Y9 Football CV3 @ Horsforth (MWC)

Senior Netball v Skipton @ Skipton

Open age Hockey Tournament @BGS

THURSDAY

15th

October

Y7+8 HOCKEY @ Ben Rhydding Astroturf 3.15-4.30pm (AJK)

Girls’ Football @ Ben Rhydding Astroturf 3.15-4.30pm (LV)

Y7, 9, 11 RUGBY @ IRUFC 3.30-5pm (ACF, MWC)

U14+U15 Netball training 3.15-4.30pm (FA)

1XV Rugby v WRSRS @ Keighley 3.05pm

Y8 Rugby v St John Fisher @ IRUFC. 3.05pm

Y9 Rugby v Ripon GS @ Ripon meet at 2:15pm

U14 Netball Tournament @ BGS

U12+13 Hockey v BGS @ BGS

Senior Netball v Titus Salt @Titus Salt

FRIDAY

16th

October

U15 Hockey Tournament @ Harrogate Grammar School


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MON TUES WED THU FRI

Mediterranean Day

Chicken and Chorizo Paella

Far East Day

Lemongrass and Lime

Marinated Chicken Skewer

Yorkshire Day

Honey Glazed Yorkshire Ham

and Caramelised

Apple

All America

Day Pulled Pork

Wrap

Indian Day

Chicken Tikka Masala

Veggie Tomato and

Roqueforte Tarte

Veggie Vegetables in

Black Bean Sauce

Veggie Yorkshire Feta and

Tomato Tarte

Veggie Five Bean Chilli Taco

and Roasted Pepper Salsa

Veggie Vegetable

Korma

Selection of Mediterranean

Vegetables

Selection of Rice and

Vegetables

Roast Potatoes and a Selection of

Vegetables

Sweet Potato

Wedges Corn on the

Cob

Selection of Rice and

Vegetables

Bolognese Pasta Pot

Potatas Bravas Pot

Vegetable Chow Mein

Pot

Chicken Fried Rice Pot

Chicken Biriyani Rice

Pot

Bombay Potato Pot

Mini Toad in the Hole

Cottage Pie

Pot

Meatball Pasta Pot

Cajun

Chicken Sticky Rice

Pot

Minestrone

Chicken Noodle

Spiced Chickpea and

Vegetable Tomato

Potato and

Chive Chowder

Selection of hot and

cold Sandwiches and Pizza

Selection of hot and cold Sandwiches

and Pizza


and Pizza


and Pizza


and Pizza

SOUP

Food of the World Week


Breakfast Menu

Croissant - 95p Doughnut/Iced Finger - 75p

Toast - 25p Cereal Bars - 65p

Cereal and Milk - £1.20

Fruit Pots - 75p Fruit - 25p

Yogurt Pot - 75p Fruit Juice - 75p

Fresh Fruit Bar - £1.00

Bacon Sandwich - 95p Cheese Muffin - 50p

Filled Bagel - 95p Filled Flatbread - 95p

Porridge - £1.20

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