February 2020

Dear Parents It feels like Spring is on the way and for our Year 11 students we are entering the final stretch before exams. It is true for all students, but especially for the Year 11s trying to put revision schedules in place, that routine is key. Please do support and help them by ensuring they start the day well, get to school prepared and on time and then when they get home have a regular pattern for their study / revision. Please do talk to them at meal times about what they have been learning and offer to quiz or test on specific knowledge. It all adds up to make a big difference and your support is invaluable. You can read more about revision advice on our website here. Staffing Vacancies We still have a vacancy for an Achievement Support Assistant. Details of the post can be found on our website here: http://www.priestlands.hants.sch.uk/Support-Staff . We are also now advertising for teachers of Maths, Art & Photography, and History. Details of these posts can be found here http://www.priestlands.hants.sch.uk/Teaching-Staff Cycling to school We take the safety of all our students seriously and it is a great concern that some students are riding their bikes to school without a helmet and with minimal or no regard for the Highway Code. We have received several reports recently from members of the public of ‘near misses’. We will be contacting you if your child is one of these students and if their behaviour whilst cycling does not change they will be banned from bringing their bikes to school. Please would you help with enforcing these important rules and expectations for the safety of all? Grease Our school production of Grease will be during the week commencing 22nd June and will be open to parents on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Sponsorship packages will be available if you have a business or venture you would like to promote. A separate communication about this will be released after half term. Website We are looking to restructure our website in the summer term. We would welcome feedback from parents about the things you want to be able to see most often and get to quickly. There are several parents evenings coming up this term so please do come and share your thoughts with me. Medication All students needing medication during the school day must have it labelled and delivered to the front office. We cannot, under any circumstances, allow students to self-medicate or carry medication round school with them. Your support with this is appreciated.

Items with deadlines are highlighted in red

- 2 - Attendance A huge thank you to parents for making sure that your children miss as little school as possible. In recent days we have been doing assemblies reminding students about the importance of good attendance. It has been interesting to see the reaction of some when they discover that an attendance level of 90% at the end of the school year actually means that 19 school days have been missed; almost a month! Our aim is for every student to achieve at least 95%. Of course we understand that some students have ongoing medical issues which make attendance a challenge, some have medical (and other) emergencies which affect attendance, and we all get struck down by bugs from time to time. However, we have been reminding students about the well-established link between good attendance and good exam outcomes, and challenging them to be determined to make it to school unless they really are too ill to attend! Please see the attached poster for some advice from parents who have managed to keep attendance levels up at 95% or higher. If you are struggling to get your child to come into school please do let us know so that we can help. Safer internet day Tomorrow is safer internet day. The online world is developing rapidly and our young people are fast becoming digital citizens. Do you have suitable safeguarding in place at home? Other providers are available for home protection but we thought we would share this free offer.

To celebrate “Safer Internet Day 2020” FlashStart is making free access to its online filtering service. Now every UK household, registering during February, will be able to control the use of gaming sites, adult content, gambling and to protect against malware when using the home WiFi for 1 year. Follow the Free Internet Protection activation link: https://flashstart.com/saferinternetday

- 3 - Plastics Recycling At Priestlands we are proud to be a part of three national recycling schemes to help reduce single use plastics entering our general waste and the environment. We are privileged to have both the New Forest National Park and the coast on our doorstep and this is why is it especially important to us to help preserve the environment we live in and the sea and wildlife we share it with. Last summer we teamed up with Terracycle.com by collecting crisp, snack, cake, biscuit and cracker plastic packets. We sort and send these away to be recycled into items such as plastic furniture. Not only is this good for our environment, it also generates a small income for our school to reinvest in Eco projects too. The actual amount we’ve made so far this school year is £207.40! That’s not bad for over 100kg of rubbish (c.50,000 packets!) and the benefit of keeping single use plastics out of our environment. If you would like to help us, please send your empty, flat and unfolded packets into school – any brand and size - but only the items as described above please. Unfortunately we cannot accept any other packaging. In addition to this we can also recycle any old pens and highlighters. There are boxes located in all tutor rooms, as well as in Reception. We are extremely grateful to Tesco Lymington, Pennington Sports & Social Club and Lymington & Pennington Junior schools who are also collecting on our behalf. House News

We’ve welcomed some new additions to Priestlands this year, and we’re delighted with the way they have settled in. Simba the Avon Lion, Reggie the Hurst Dragon, Artemis the Forest Wolf and Stanley the Solent Shark have been enjoying keeping up with the House Championship and they have already started training for their race at Sports Day! There have been some fantastic House competitions run by departments across the school over recent months and all houses are putting up a great challenge to claim the House Cup from Forest. Mr Purdy, Mr Klein and the Forest staff and students are going to have to work very hard if they wish to maintain their title of House champions for another year. Hurst have made an incredible start coming 1st place in the Year 7 Numeracy Ninjas competition, the Year 9 China project, The young chef competition and the Inter-House Christmas quiz. They also produced the most shoeboxes for the amazing Year 8 ‘Love in a box’ shoebox appeal before Christmas and were the House with the best attendance in the Autumn term. Hurst’s efforts with charity fundraising has been incredible so far, with both Year 8 and Year 11 raising considerably more than the other houses in their Charities weeks – Well done Hurst!! Solent have also started a very strong challenge to reclaim the House cup. Solent Year 7s won the History project competition and the Year 10 and 11 Solent stars were the most represented in this year’s Shakespeare Schools production. The Year 7s won the Science quiz and the Year 8s led the flock in the Cross-Country competition. The Sharks won the first Inter-House sports week which took place in their PE lessons. Solent were also the most punctual House in the Autumn term. They have started as they mean to go on and it’s clear they mean business.

- 4 - Avon have a great history of winning Sports Day but traditionally haven’t done so well with House Points – however, that has all changed now! Avon are flying high at the top of the leader board for House Points this year, an incredible turnaround! They also came 1st place in the European Bake off, the Autumn 2 Numeracy Ninja competition, the Year 8 History project and the November inter-house quiz. They certainly seem to be getting involved for ‘The Pride of Avon.’ Forest know they have a tough job to retain the House Cup this year, but they are confident they can do it. The Year 7s came joint first in the Numeracy Ninjas in Autumn 2. Mr Purdy must have been giving them some extra Science lessons as both the Year 8 and 9 Forest students came first in the Science quizzes. They’ve clearly been practising their running as well (or are they running scared?) as the Year 7s and 9s won the Inter-House Cross Country. Currently sitting in 2nd place for House points, they are trying to cling on to their Champions title. One of the best Inter-House competitions of the year took place last week, with the whole of Year 7 and 8 taking part in the swimming gala. There were some incredible swimmers and some amazing individual and team performances. The support from poolside was brilliant. The final results were: Year 7 - 4th – Avon – 134, 3rd – Forest – 135, 2nd Hurst – 146, 1st Solent – 166 Year 8 - 4th – Solent – 117, 3rd – Hurst – 126, 2nd – Forest – 138, 1st – Avon – 151 Well done to all students who have participated and got involved in the House competitions so far this year. There are plenty more competitions to come and thousands more House Points to be awarded – but who will they go to? May the best house win! Hampshire Music Service Opportunity Hampshire Music Service have asked us to inform you about an exciting opportunity coming up in August 2020. Following a hugely successful pilot run last year, they will be offering a week-long musical theatre course under the ‘Get Musical!’ brand. Get Musical! Theatre Week 2020 17-21 August 2020, 10am-4pm (Friday evening show) Wildern School, Hedge End £125 (early bird rate), £150 (full price) This year, the production has a circus theme, in a cabaret set up, with numbers from The Greatest Showman, Pippin, Chicago and more. A circus skills specialist will also be present for the week to incorporate real circus skills into the performance! This is a fantastic opportunity to work with musical theatre experts and gain performance experience, as well as being great fun! This course is open to all levels of experience and ability, adapted to suit the participants they get. However, they will also be working with a former West End choreographer so they are particularly looking for keen dancers as well as those interested in general musical theatre. Further information can be found on the web page: https://www.hants.gov.uk/educationandlearning/hampshiremusic/news/get-musical-2020-theatreweek.

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Friends of Priestlands School (our PTA) A reminder that the AGM will be held this year on Thursday 27th February at 6.00pm in the Hub at Priestlands. Please do come along if you think you could offer support. New additions to the team are always very welcome. The next quiz night will be on Friday 20th March. The last quiz was great fun and raised over £1000 to support school projects. See the attached flyer, share with friends and put the date in your diary now! Yours sincerely

P G Main

Headteacher

EVERY DAY COUNTS High attendance to school is vital

Making it happen is not always easy

Here are some strategies that parents say work well:

Always talk about the importance of

school, even if your own experience is not always positive

High expectations – ‘like a military

operation’ every morning; they know

what to expect!

HOUSE RULE; Not attending

school is extremely unusual

Talk about the importance of sleep,

have sensible bedtimes, especially in

the days before the start of a new term

Arrange medical/dental appointments during holidays or early/late in the school day; a whole

day off is usually unnecessary

Always be up before them,

seeing them off to school if

possible

PARENT APPS

SIMS PARENT

SIMS Parent provides a window into the live data in our Schools Information Management System (SIMS). Student details, attendance, behaviour, timetables, calendar and school reports.

SIMS Parent is a website, and an App. The website is on www.sims-parent.co.uk and the App for your phone/tablet is available from the Google Play or Apple App store - search for SIMS Parent. You will need a pre-existing Facebook, Microsoft (Hotmail, Live, Outlook etc), Google, or Twitter account to access this product. We are currently using this to adopt a paperless approach to data collection that also complies with new GDPR regulations and Ofsted standards in respect of parental engagement. In the long term, we are hoping to move everything to this one parental engagement solution including Email, text and instant messages, homework, extra curricular activities, attendance, behaviour, timetables, assessment, calendar and school reports.

GROUPCALL XPRESSIONS

This App, available on Apple and Android, is currently our communication tool to parents. The App is available from Google Play or Apple App Store by searching for 'groupcall xpressions' The information is also available via a website portal: http://xpressions.groupcall.com We send SMS texts via Groupcall Messenger when it is urgent and important but the Xpressions App allows us to push messages to you free of charge allowing us to give you more information

of a less urgent nature. You can also view a student’s Timetable, Attendance, Achievement and Behaviour as well as the School Calendar.

SHOW MY HOMEWORK

All school homework is published via Show My Homework. It is accessible via a website and an App. Find the app in Google Play or Apple App Store by searching for 'Show My Homework' or online http://priestlands.showmyhomework.co.uk/

Tucasi SCOpay

This online payment system allows you to make payments to Priestlands using the Internet. This is also available as an app from Google Play or Apple App Store or online http://www.scopay.com/priestlands

For access you will need a unique ‘online link code’ for your child, available from our Finance Department. There is no minimum transaction amount for trips and activities, although there is a minimum transaction amount of £10 per child for dinner money. In addition, there are no transaction charges. We would encourage all parents to register on-line even if you will not be using it to make on-line payments. The benefit of this is that you can receive alerts to advise you that your child’s dinner money balance is running low and you are also able to view all catering purchases your child has made.

Any changes to the original date published, amendments, or new additions to the list, will be in red text. Updated: 27.01.19

Spring Term: Monday 6th January – Friday 3rd April 2020 Thursday 13th February 4.30pm Year 7 Disco, Drama studio, PAC

Half-term: Monday 17th – Friday 21st February 2020

Monday 24th – Wednesday 26th February 9.00am Y11 Controlled Assessment Level 1&2 Hospitality & Catering Award

Wednesday 26th February 6.00pm Holocaust Evening for Parents

Thursday 27th February All day Year 9 Holocaust Day

Thursday 27th February 6.00pm Friends of Priestlands Annual General Meeting in the Hub.

Wednesday 4th March 4.30pm Year 9 Curriculum Choices Evening

Monday 9th – Wednesday 11th March 9.00am Year 11 NEA2 Food Preparation Practical Exam

Wednesday 18th March 4.30pm Year 9 Parents Evening

Friday 20th March 7.00pm Friends of Priestlands Spring Quiz in the Main Hall

Wednesday 25th March 6.30pm Spring Music Concert

Thursday 26th March 6.00pm Year 8 Curriculum Choices Evening

Tuesday 31st March 8.45am Year 11 Group Photograph

Wednesday 1st April 4.30pm Year 8 Parents Evening

Summer Term: Monday 20th April – Wednesday 22nd July 2020 Tuesday 21st to Friday 24th April All day Year 11 GCSE Art Exam

Wednesday 22nd April 4.30pm Year 7 Parents Evening

Monday 27th – Thursday 30th April All day Year 11 GCSE Photography Exam

Friday 1st May All day Inset Day 6

Friday 8th May All day BANK HOLIDAY (75th Anniversary VE Day)

Monday 11th May – Wednesday 24th June Year 11 GCSE Examinations

Half-term: Monday 25th May – Friday 29th May 2020

Tuesday 23rd – Friday 26th June 6.00pm Whole School Drama Production

Monday 29th June – Friday 3rd July Activities Week for Years 7-9

Monday 29th June – Friday 10th July Year 10 Work Experience Fortnight

Thursday 2nd July 9.30am Year 11 Leavers’ Assembly

Thursday 2nd July 7.00pm Year 11 Prom

Monday 6th – Friday 10th July Literary Festival Week

Tuesday 14th July Year 6 Intake Day & Evening

Wednesday 15th July 5.00pm Musical Proms at Priestlands & Picnic

Friday 17th July 9.00am Sports Day

Monday 20th July 9.00am Reserve Sports Day

Priestlands School Remaining Key Dates for 2019-20

Any changes to the original date published, amendments, or new additions to the list, will be in red text.

Autumn Term: Thursday 3rd September – Friday 18th December 2020 Thursday 3rd September All day Inset Day 1

Friday 4th September All day Inset Day 2

Monday 7th September 8.45am Year 7 only start

Tuesday 8th September 8.45am Whole school starts

Tuesday 6th October All day Inset Day 3

Tuesday 6th October 6.45pm OPEN EVENING

Wednesday 7th October All day Inset Day 4

Friday 9th October 9.15am OPEN MORNING

Half-term: Monday 26th October – Friday-30th October 2020

Spring Term: Monday 4th January – Thursday 1st April 2021 Monday 4th January All day Inset Day 5

Half-term: Monday 15th – Friday 19th February 2021

Summer Term: Monday 19th April – Friday 23rd July 2021 Friday 30th April All day Inset Day 6

Monday 3rd May All day BANK HOLIDAY

Half-term: Monday 31st May – Friday 4th June 2021

Priestlands School Initial Key Dates for 2020-21

Please note: these trips are organised by staff in their own time and, therefore, are not confirmed as running until they are advertised. This list is provided to give parents a flavour of what might be available. Once advertised, the trips will only run if there are enough students wanting to go to make them viable.

Trip Students able to participate

Date of trip Brief description of trip Length of trip Approximate cost Trip Leader

London Drama Weekend

Years 7, 8, & 9 annually

TBC (possibly June or Dec 2020)

The programme varies each year. Past itineraries have included; The Tower of London, a West End Show , evening meal at Planet Hollywood, The London Dungeons, Covent Garden, BBC Television Centre Tour and Harry Potter Studio Tour https://priestlands.wordpress.com/

2 days / 1 night

£300 Mrs Strath

Y7 Residential Year 7 annually September 2020

Opportunity for all Y7 students to take part in various team building activities.

3 days / 2 nights

£120 (subsidised) Mrs Ritchie

Nice, France

Years 9, 10 & 11 (to be advertised to Y8, Y9 & Y10 early in 2020)

October 2020 Opportunity for French GCSE and Y9 students to visit Nice in Southern France. They will experience French language and culture by practising their language skills through regular French lessons and taking part in a variety of trips and visits.

5 days in Autumn half term

£600 Mrs Owen

German Christmas Markets, Cologne

Years 7 & 8 (likely to be advertised to Y7 & Y8 in the preceding Spring term)

December 2020

Travel by coach to Cologne, Germany, to visit the world famous Christmas Markets.

Fri evening – Sunday

£200 Mr Klein

Art trip to Conway Residential Centre, Anglesey

Years 10 & 11 annually (advertised in the summer term before departure)

February 2021 Opportunity for students to add to their portfolio of work for their GCSEs

Long weekend – Friday to Sunday

£220 Ms Crook

Priestlands School Provisional forthcoming Residential Trips (updated 16 December 2019)

Ski / Snowboarding

Year 10 annually (advertised to Y9 in February, one year in advance)

February 2021 Opportunity for students to Ski or Snowboard for 6 days. 4 hours of tuition per day, free ski opportunities and evening entertainments such as a ski show, ice hockey match and disco night.

https://priestski2018.wordpress.com/

8 days in February half-term

£1000-1100 To be confirmed

Rugby/Netball Tour (destination to be confirmed)

Years 8 & 9 bi-annually (trip advertised to Y7 & Y8, one year in advance)

Easter 2021 Opportunity for students to take part in Rugby/Netball against European/British teams.

4 nights during Easter 2021

£ TBC Mr Ledsham

Iceland Years 9 & 10 bi-annually (advertised to Y8 & Y9 in Spring term, one year in advance)

Summer Half Term 2021

Opportunity for students to experience a unique landscape and to see the effects of the natural forces they have studied first hand. They will see stunning scenery, giant geysers, huge glaciers, lava fields, massive waterfalls, natural hot springs and swim in the Blue Lagoon.

5 days in Summer half term 2021

£1300 Mr Wagstaff

WW1 Battlefields, Belgium & France

Years 8 & 9 bi-annually (advertised to Y8 & Y9 in the preceding Autumn term)

Summer Half Term 2021

Opportunity for students to visit the battlefield sites Ypres & Somme, including the Menin Gate, Vimy Ridge, the Thiepval Memorial, Hill 60 and Sanctuary Wood, led by an expert guide.

3 days in Summer half term 2021

£300 Miss Stewart

Normandy, France

Years 7 & 8 (likely to be advertised to Y7 & Y8 in the preceding Autumn term)

Summer Half Term 2021

A weekend trip Normandy, France, to experience French culture and visit some of the WW2 sites and museums.

2 days £ TBC Ms Bougard

Kenya, Africa – volunteering

Years 10 & 11 (just advertised to Y9 & Y10 in October 2019, two years in advance)

July 2021 Students are expected to fundraise towards this trip. They will spend 10 days volunteering in schools on the outskirts of the Rift Valley province. The trip includes a safari game drive on the Maasai Mara over the middle weekend where they will visit a Maasai village, experience an evening game drive and a whole day game drive. https://priestlandsinkenya2019.wordpress.com/

2 weeks (end July / beginning August 2021)

£2400 Mr Pitcher

Andalucia, Spain

Years 9, 10 & 11 (advertised to Y8, Y9 & Y10 approx one year in advance)

October 2021 Opportunity for Spanish GCSE students and Y9 students to visit Andalucia in Southern Spain. They will experience Spanish language and culture by practising their language skills through regular Spanish lessons and taking part in a variety of trips and visits.

5 days in Autumn half term

£600 Mrs Owen

New York Year 11 annually (trip advertised to Y9 in February 2020, two years in advance)

February 2022 Staying at a hotel in Times Square, students tour the iconic Manhattan sites, see a Broadway show and visit our link New York Theatre School.

https://priestlandsnyc2019.com/

February half term 7 nights

£1400 (usually includes only two evening meals. Other meals will be extra and paid for in cash in New York.)

Mrs Strath

Krakow, Poland Years 10 & 11 annually (advertised to Y9 & Y10 in February, one year in advance)

Unlikely to run in 2021. May be replaced by trip below in 2022.

Opportunity for students to visit Auschwitz, Krakow city, the Jewish ghetto and Wieliczka salt mine.

https://priestlandskrakow2019.wordpress.com/countdown-to-krakow/

5 days in February half-term 2021

£775 Mr Dossett

Krakow & Berlin combined

Years 10 & 11 (advertised to Y9 & Y10 in February, one year in advance)

February 2022 We are looking into a possible RE / History joint trip to Krakow and Berlin for February 2022.

February half-term 2022

£ TBC Mr Dossett / Mrs Drodge

Priestlands Diamond Club Set up by the Friends of Priestlands as part of our 60th birthday celebrations in 2017, to provide a vehicle for those who have expressed an interest in helping the school. A mosaic mural of a tree has been installed in the Main Hall and anyone can sponsor a leaf which will be engraved with the name(s) of the sponsor(s) and then attached to the tree.

The tree will serve as a permanent reminder of the school’s 60th birthday and will also enable us to say thank you to the individuals, families and organisations that contribute – and, of course, the tree can continue to grow more leaves over the years!

There are five kinds of leaf on the tree:

A platinum leaf: £1000 A gold leaf: £500 A silver leaf: £250 A bronze leaf: £100 A smaller green leaf: £25

The money raised will go towards the cost of capital projects that would otherwise be unaffordable such as:

1. New Minibus: £25,000 ACHIEVED 2. Creating a suite of iMacs in Music: £40,000 ACHIEVED 3. Creating an amphitheatre: £80,000 4. Re-furbishing the Library: £40,000 ACHIEVED 5. Sports Pavilion: £12,000 6. Resurfacing the tennis courts: £20,000

Priestlands Diamond Club Platinum

£1000 Gold £500

Silver £250

Bronze £100

Green £25

1. Decide what level you can afford

2. Fill in your details

3. Write a cheque for that amount made payable to “Priestlands Association”

4. Fill in the Giftaid form (if you are a UK taxpayer)

5. Either: Send the cheque and these forms into the school

Or: Send the forms into school and transfer money electronically into our account, quoting “DIAMOND” and your surname or company name as your reference.

Account name: Priestlands Association Sort code: 40-52-40 Account number: 00081114 IBAN: GB54CAFB40524000081114

DONATIONS ARE WELCOME FROM BUSINESSES AS WELL AS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES

My Details Title ____________________ First name or initial(s) ________________________________ Surname _______________________________________________________________________ Full Home address _______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Postcode _________________________ Date __________________________________ Inscription you would like on your leaf:

e.g. “The Jones Family” “Emma, Peter and George Jones”

Membership level: _____________________ Cheque enclosed for ____________________

Charity Gift Aid Declaration – if making multiple donations

Boost your donation by 25p of Gift Aid for every £1 you donate

Gift Aid is reclaimed by the charity from the tax you pay for the current tax year. Your address is needed to identify you as a current UK taxpayer. In order to Gift Aid your donation you must tick the box below:

I want to Gift Aid my donation of £______________ and any donations I make in the future or have made in the past 4 years to The Priestlands Association.

I am a UK taxpayer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax in the current tax year than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

My Details Title ____________________ First name or initial(s) ________________________________

Surname _____________________________________________________________________

Full Home address _____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

Postcode _________________________ Date ___________________________________ Please notify the charity if you:

want to cancel this declaration

change your name or home address

no longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains

If you pay Income Tax at the higher or additional rate and want to receive the additional tax relief due to you, you must include all your Gift Aid donations on your Self-Assessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and Customs to adjust your tax code.

Charity Gift Aid Declaration – if making a single donation

Boost your donation by 25p of Gift Aid for every £1 you donate

Gift Aid is reclaimed by the charity from the tax you pay for the current tax year. Your address is needed to identify you as a current UK taxpayer. In order to Gift Aid your donation you must tick the box below:

I want to Gift Aid my donation of £______________ to: The Priestlands Association

I am a UK taxpayer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax in the current tax year than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

My Details Title ____________________ First name or initial(s) ________________________________

Surname _____________________________________________________________________

Full Home address _____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

Postcode _________________________ Date ___________________________________ Please notify the charity if you:

want to cancel this declaration

change your name or home address no longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains

If you pay Income Tax at the higher or additional rate and want to receive the additional tax relief due to you, you must include all your Gift Aid donations on your Self-Assessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and Customs to adjust your tax code.

Win up to £240 every month in the

Friends of Priestlands School 1000 Club

Help us to help Priestlands School by joining the Friends of Priestlands School 1000 Club.

For just £1.00 a month you can have the opportunity to win up to £240 every month.

Just think, that’s one in 1000 chance of winning the Friends of Priestlands School’s lottery compared to one in a 14 million chance of winning the National Lottery!

Each month the Club will run a Lottery. From the proceeds,

60% will be given out in prize money and 40% will go to the Friends of Priestlands School.

No money will be spent on administration.

Rules & Regulations

1. The Club shall be known as Friends of Priestlands School 1000 Club.

2. A number will be allocated to each £12.00 contribution per year.

3. The 1000 club is a private lottery and is open to all parents, carers, staff and friends of

Priestlands School. Anyone age 16 and over can join.

4. Membership will be renewed on an annual basis.

5. Each number will be eligible for one prize only per month.

6. One month’s notice must be given to cancel membership.

7. Any member may be allocated more than one number provided that the member

pays £12.00 per number per annum.

8. A draw will take place each month on the last day of each month except for the

month of December when it will be drawn on the 15th.

9. Prizes will be awarded worth £600 per month, subject to 1000 members, otherwise

60% of the total until a 1000 membership is achieved as follows:

First prize: 24% of the prize money to a maximum of £240

Second prize: 16% of the prize money to a maximum of £160

Third prize: 9% of the prize money to a maximum of £90

Fourth prize: 6% of the prize money to a maximum of £60

Consolation prize: 1% of the prize money to a maximum of £10

Consolation prize: 1% of the prize money to a maximum of £10

Consolation prize: 1% of the prize money to a maximum of £10

Consolation prize: 1% of the prize money to a maximum of £10

Consolation prize: 1% of the prize money to a maximum of £10

9. Prize numbers will be posted in the school office each month and in the school’s termly newsletters. Winners will receive their prize within five days of the draw.

10. Any queries or disputes may be referred to the Friends of Priestlands School Committee whose decision shall be final and binding.

Priestlands 1000 Club

Standing Order Instruction

Please print out this form, complete the boxes and send to: Priestlands 1000 Club, Priestlands School, North Street, Pennington, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8FZ

We will send you a confirmation acceptance letter along with your membership number

STANDING ORDER DETAILS

Recipient: Priestlands Association Bank CAF

Name: Priestlands Association 1000 Club

Sort Code: 40-52-40 Account Number 00030827

How often: Monthly Date 1st of each month

First payment date: Monthly Amount £

YOUR DETAILS

Your name:

Your Bank & Branch:

Sort Code: Account Number:

Reference: (To be completed by Priestlands Association)

Your telephone number:

Your email address:

Your address:

I authorise you to debit my/our account, in accordance with the above details. I am over 16 years of age.

Signed:

Date: