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Weekly Broadsheet
Spring Term
2 February 2018
www.lancingprepworthing.co.uk
Dear Parents,
What a week we have had! On Monday morning at 10.20am I received a phone call to let me know
that we were welcoming two compliance inspectors to our school for the rigours of a regulatory
compliance inspection. They arrived at 7.45am on Wednesday morning!
I had trained to be a compliance inspector the previous week but being on the other side of the table
was a very different experience. All went smoothly and we will be able to share the results with you
in six weeks’ time. A compliance inspection is rather like an MOT - it is a pass or fail moment and
not an opportunity for eloquent prose but I hope that when we receive the report there will be much
to celebrate!
Years 6, 7 and 8 were fortunate enough to visit the Brighton Centre on Wednesday afternoon for a
performance of the exceptional War Horse. Naturally they loved it as did the teachers who
accompanied them.
This afternoon, Year 6 welcomed local magistrates for our annual Magistrates in the Community
Workshop to start their preparations for the Young Magistrate of the Year competition later this
year.
Next week, on Tuesday we will welcome Vickie Bacon back to LPW for an IT workshop. She will be
creating comic books with Years 5, 6 and 7 during the day and running an after school green-
screening activity for those with a particular interest in IT.
On Wednesday, Jaws and Claws return to share their weird and wonderful creatures with our
youngest children in the EYFS and then on Friday morning we have our annual house pancake race
which involves every child in the school from 2 to 13 years! In the afternoon a group of our Year 6
writers will visit Brighton College for the Sussex Wordsmith Competition. I think they could do
rather well!
Have a very happy weekend.
Best wishes,
Follow us on Twitter: @LancingPrepWthg
@LancingPrepWthg
@LancingPrepWorthing
Lancing College
Preparatory School at Worthing
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Child/Year Group
Erin R, 8 For representing the School so well
Erin W, 8 For representing the School so well
Bradley H, 8 For representing the School so well
Eddie B, 5 For being a focused learner in English
Beatrice T, 7 For delving deeper in her English work
Grace C, 6 For being an imaginative and creative learner in English
Beatrice T, 7 For some interesting facts on her elements cubes
Henry H, 3 For putting his best effort into improving the presentation of his work
Lotta E, 3 For emotional perseverance in lessons despite a pet bereavement.
Logan T, 3 For emotional perseverance in lessons despite a pet bereavement.
Purdey M, 3 For being a super-determined mathematician when working out the
perimeter of 2D shapes.
Grace T, 6 For sharing family history and for making a wonderful contribution in
English lessons
Beatrice T, 7 For sharing poetry and precepts from Mother Theresa with year 7
Sophie W, 6 For creating an imaginative air raid shelter
Jack S, 6 For creating an imaginative air raid shelter
Max W, 6 For creating an imaginative air raid shelter
Cal N, 6 For astonishing accuracy in cracking WW2 codes
PREP HEADTEACHER’S AWARDS
PRE PREP HEADTEACHER’S AWARDS
Reception
Cooper - for finding out so much about polar bears
Charlotte - for independent writing in her Exciting Writing book
Thomas - for the fabulous snowman he made at the Creative Table
Vivian - for the fabulous snowman she made at the Creative Table
Year 1
Reuben - for his beautiful dot picture
Jonathan - for fantastic work about Australia
Sophia A - for fantastic work about Australia
Ryley - for fantastic work about Australia
Max - for fantastic work about Australia
Year 2
Sebastiaan - for a fantastic recount of the ice skating trip
Elizabeth - for a fantastic recount of the ice skating trip
Regan - for writing and following algorithms
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Young Writer Optional Writing Competition for Years 6 to 8 —Half Term
The Rotary Youth Writing competition is for children from years 6-8. It must be a ‘piece of original
work based on the title “A Different Perspective”. It can be a work of fiction, non-fiction, a story or
poem. It must be on an A4 sheet and should be no longer than 500 words.’
Calling Culture Club Consultants aged 4 + for ‘Noggin the Nog’
This week we have 4 tickets to give away to some of our younger students.
On Saturday 10th February at 11.30am, Viking storytellers will bring the wonderful tales of Noggin
to the stage in this new piece of theatre for children and their families. Accompanied by the brave
and mighty ThorNogson and the great green bird Graculus, we go North on a journey of adventure
& discovery to battle the fearsome ice dragon and the dastardly deeds of Noggin’s wicked uncle;
Nogbad the Bad! https://worthingtheatres.co.uk/noggin-the-nog/
If you are available on this date, and would like your child’s name put in the hat, please could you
send a short email to [email protected]. Mrs Beeby will pull name from the hat on Monday and
I will give the winning child their tickets to take home in their school bag. When emailing, please
do say if you would be prepared to accept 2 tickets (for one adult and one child) as this would ena-
ble two of our families to attend. However, if you are a family of 4, and would like all the tickets,
that is also fine. As long as your name is pulled from the hat first…they will be yours.
Mrs Casey Head of English
PREP INFORMATION
MUSIC
Worthing Music & Arts Festival Speech & Drama Section, The Dome, Marine Parade
Classes begin on Monday 19 February and finish on Thursday 22 February 2018.
Pupils should wear school uniform to this event please. Please could parents/guardians escort your
child/ren to The Dome, and all are welcome to stay and watch for a small fee. Thank you.
Diana Howard
Violin Lessons
Mrs Val Thomas is still unwell and therefore unable to come in for violin lessons again until after
half term. She sends her apologies.
Saxophone/Clarinet Lessons
I have a couple of spaces for saxophone and clarinet pupils available. If you’re interested in lessons
please drop me a line. Lucy Ballard [email protected]
Piano Lessons
We have spaces available for new piano students to start lessons this term. Any students and par-
ents interested in taking up lessons should contact Mrs Jane Hicks on 07896 175268.
SPEECH & DRAMA
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Fixtures week commencing 5 February
Mon 5th Feb Snr House Netball (H) 2.00-4.00
Tue 6th Feb Netball: U9 and U8 v LPH (A) 2.00 return 4.00
Tag Rugby: U8 v Dorset House (A) 2.30 return 4.15
Wed 7th Feb Netball: U10 v Dorset House (H) 2.30-4.00
Netball U12/13 v Dorset House (H) 2.00-4.00
Netball: U11 v Sion (H) 2.30-4.00
Boys Hockey: U11 A and B v LPH @ Lancing College small astro 2..00 return 5.15
Boys Football: U13/12 v Christ’s Hospital 11-a-side (A) 2.30 return 5.15
Netball Club will be cancelled on the following dates:
Thursday 22nd February; Friday 23rd February; Thursday 1st March; Friday 2nd March.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
U8 v Prebendal Lost
On Tuesday the U8s had their first game of the season. They tried extremely hard. However they
came up against a strong U9 Prebendal team. The girls worked hard to pass the ball accurately to
each other. Kaylee, Chloe and Purdey linked up well from the centre pass but we were unable to
get the ball into the circle as Prebendal defended well. Our defenders made some lovely
interceptions but just couldn’t make them count. A great learning experience for all the girls who
kept their heads up and continued to play well throughout the whole game. Thank you to the
parents who came to support us. Girl of the game: Chloe F
U10 Netball tournament – 2nd
LPW v North Lancing – Won 10-4
LPW v Durrington – Won 8-2
LPW v BHPS – Lost 18-2
On Wednesday we hosted a netball tournament here at LPW. The girls started well against North
Lancing with some super passing and finding space. Piper and Yasmin scored some amazing goals
from the edge of the D. We worked hard as a team to create space. Our next game against BHPS
was a tough one. We struggled to keep the ball so we were on the defence a lot. We made some
lovely interceptions but just couldn’t make them count. Our final game against Durrington we got
back into our stride. We defended well and create space down the court. Overall a great
performance by all the girls. Thank you to the parents who came to support.
U8 v Shoreham College Lost 2-15
This quickly became a difficult match for the girls who were up against a well-practised team who
have been playing netball for longer. Purdey scored a lovely goal but Shoreham quickly scored a
few. This was overall a tough game where our girls lacked confidence. However they continued to
work hard and held their heads high; this helped Purdey to score another goal in the second half.
This was a learning experience where the girls persevered. Girl of the game: Chloe F
Mrs Fudge
SPORT INFORMATION
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U9 v Shoreham College Won 13-1
This was a fantastic game for the U9 girls. They put into practise lots that we have learnt in lessons.
They created good space and defended well. Grace made some cracking interceptions. Autumn and
Yasmin worked brilliantly in the D and shot some amazing goals. We worked as a team and had
some great accurate passing. Thank you to the parents who came to support us. Girl of the game:
Yasmin G
Mrs Fudge
Hockey Tournament at Brighton and Hove High School
Last Saturday, 3 pupils from LPW teamed up with 4 pupils from LPH, for the first time, to compete
in the Brighton and Hove High School U10s Hockey Tournament. After a shaky first game and a
encouragement talk the girls’ confidence grew. A team effort goal from Eliza and Lara in the second
game is what the girls needed to bring them closer together and stronger. Our goalkeeper Jasmine
from LPH was brilliant throughout, even diving to prevent the opposition from scoring! The girls
came 5th in the tournament. When two evenly matched games that were against Brighton Hockey
and Burgess Hill girls. Fantastic effort all round, especially as it was the first time they had ever
played together. Thank you to those parents who were able to come along and support the team.
Netball U9s vs Prebendal - Lost
A very fast paced game. Both teams quickly passed the ball up and down the court with all girls
moving into a space. Prebendal were just a little quicker on their reaction times. Amazing goals
from both teams especially those scored from the top of the D. Thank you to those parents who
were able to come along and support the team.
Ms Standing
SPORT INFORMATION
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Uniform Sale – Friday 23rd February from 3pm to 4pm in the main hall. Come along and purchase uni-
form for the summer term or maybe plan ahead for your child’s next year. Lots of stock available.
Curry & Quiz Night – Friday 2nd March – Doors open at 7pm. Curry is served at 7.30pm. Tickets will be
on sale from Friday 2nd February. Please pass your completed order form with payment to the office no
later than Friday 23rd February. It’s always a very good evening and it’s very competitive between the
teachers & parents!
Bee-Fit Party/Youth Club Night – Friday 16th March. The Pre-Prep and Nursery Bee-Fit party will be
from 4pm to 5.30pm. The Youth Club Night for Prep will run 6pm to 8pm. More details to follow. These
events are free of charge.
Cedar Garage – Raising money for our school - Do you own a car? Do you have more than one car in
the family? If so have you thought about using Cedar Garage for your repairs and maintenance? Cedar
Garage run a scheme where they will give 10% of your labour bill to your chosen school. Contact Cedar
Garage for more details on 01903 248967 or email
Donate your Uniform
If your child has outgrown their uniform, you can donate any Lancing Prep branded uniform to the LPWA.
We are happy to split the proceeds from the future sale of your uniform 50:50 with you. Please ensure
everything donated is clean and in a good condition. Each item donated for shared proceeds must be
clearly labeled with your child's full name and year group.
We welcome fresh ideas, so if you have any fund-raising ideas or would like to get more involved with the
LPWA, please catch one of us in the playground or email us at [email protected]
Facebook page: @LPWAssoc Contact email: [email protected]
Sharon, Brett & Zoe - LPWA Co-Chairs
___________________________________________________________________
Curry & Quiz Night – Ticket Order Form
Name : ………………………………………………………………………… Tickets Required……………(£10.00 per person)
Name & Year Group of your child ……………………………………………………… Year Group …………………………...
(Tickets will come home with your child) Payment Type:
Cash: (exact amount only) £…………………… (total amount enclosed)
Cheque: Cheques made payable to ‘LPWA’ £……………….. (total amount enclosed)
The LPWA (Lancing Prep at Worthing Association) is run by a group of parents and teachers who
volunteer their time to raise funds for the benefit of Lancing College Preparatory School at
Worthing and its pupils. We are a Charity registered with the Charity Commission of England and
Wales (Charity No 291390).
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Telephone: 01903 201123
Email: [email protected]
www.lancingcollege.co.uk
SPRING HALF TERM HOLIDAY CLUB Monday 12 February – Friday 16 February 2018
We anticipate running Wraparound’s Holiday Club through the Spring half term holidays, which is available
for Lancing Prep Worthing pupils as well as outside friends. However, if there are insufficient numbers, some
sessions may not run or some sessions may run with shorter opening hours than normal. Booking forms are
available from the School Office, School website or Wraparound:
BOOKINGS
Please ensure we receive your completed forms and payment no later than Wednesday 7 February. To
assist with the administration of the Holiday Club, please note payment must be made in full at the time of
booking by cash or cheque only; we are now unable to take Holiday Club payments online.
Should you require extra sessions during the summer holidays, subject to availability, these can be dealt
with on a “pay as you go basis”.
The Holiday Booking/Registration Form is a double-sided form; please ensure you complete both sides, as
important information about your child and various permission/consents slips will be required.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Booked days are non-transferable and non-attendance/cancellations will not be refunded as staff will already
have been put in place.
Parents/guardians must sign their child/ren in and out of the Holiday Club. Children will only be released
to named adults unless prior notification has been given.
All children MUST be collected promptly otherwise the appropriate late collection penalty will apply.
Should a child be taken ill during a session, parent/guardian will be contacted and expected to collect the
child immediately. In the event of an accident requiring urgent medical attention, the child will be accompanied
to hospital by a member of staff and the parent/guardian informed immediately.
FOOD/SNACKS
Parents are asked to provide packed lunch. Please take into account the fact that we have no fridge space;
therefore lunch should be in a small cool box/bag with an ice pack to keep the food fresh. We ask that parents
provide a healthy lunch and that children understand that they should not share food with others. Please be
aware that we operate a nut free environment so please consider this when making your child’s lunch.
Snacks are provided mid-morning and mid-afternoon. Drinking water is available at all times.
MOBILE PHONES
Please do not let your child bring mobile phones to the Holiday Club. Parents can always contact us on the
Holiday Club’s mobile telephone number should they wish to speak to their child.
Although our mobile telephone is continually manned, it is not always possible for us to answer it
immediately; therefore, please leave a message and we will get back to you!
Mrs Flower
Holiday Club Co-ordinator
LCP Holiday Club Page 1
Booking Form CF: 01.18
Broadwater Road, Worthing, BN14 8HU
Telephone: 01903 201123
Email: [email protected]
www.lancingcollege.co.uk
LPW HOLIDAY CLUB BOOKING FORM SPRING HALF TERM 2018
Please register times your child will be attending between 8.00 am and 6.00 pm. All children need a packed lunch and a packed tea if attending after 4.45pm
For any queries other than invoicing please ring Holiday Club Staff on 07986 760112
Please tick the sessions required.
Extended AM Session
08:00 – 09:00 £5.00 ph
AM ONLY 09:00 – 13:00
£20.00
PM Only 13:00 – 17:00
£20.00
ALL DAY 09:00 – 17:00
£30.00
Extended PM Session
17:00 – 18:00 £5.00 ph
Fees £
Monday 12 February
Tuesday 13 February
Wednesday 14 February
Thursday 15 February
Friday 16 February
TOTAL FEES £
Full payment must be received at time of booking to secure your place. Payment can be made by -
CHEQUE (payable to ‘Lancing College Ltd Worthing’, please put child/ren’s name on reverse).
CHILDCARE VOUCHERS (LWP parents only - please quote your child's surname, then HC - for Holiday Club.)
CASH We will add your child to the Holiday Club register when payment has been received.
Please note that we cannot refund fees for non-attendance.
Please complete information overleaf and ensure all contact details are kept up to date
We ask all parents to be prompt when collecting their child.
LATE COLLECTION CHARGES: Children collected after the end of their ‘booked sessions’ or after 6.00pm will be
charged £15.00 for every quarter of an hour or part thereof.
Date of payment: Mode of payment: cash / cheque / CV
Name of child: .............................................................................................
Age of child: ...........................................
LCP Holiday Club Page 2
Booking Form CF: 01.18
LPW HOLIDAY CLUB: SPRING HALF TERM 2018: CHILD INFORMATION
CHILD’S SURNAME: CHILD’S FIRST NAME:
Date of Birth:
Which school does your child attend?
Home Address:
PARENT/GUARDIAN DETAILS
1. Name: 2. Name:
Relationship to child: Relationship to child:
Daytime telephone No: Daytime telephone No:
Mobile No: Mobile No:
EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS (other than parents/guardians) Name Telephone number Mobile No:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Please provide details below if your child has any special needs or individual health issues, including
asthma and allergies. -Please put your child’s full name on inhalers and Epipens.
COLLECTION ARRANGEMENTS FOR YOUR CHILD: Please inform staff, in advance, if for any reason these arrangements are
subject to change. As we are responsible for your child whilst they are on site it is essential that you give us information which affects custody, or anything which relates to who may collect your child. This will be treated as confidential. Name of person collecting child: Relationship to child: Password
Daytime telephone No: Mobile: No:
PERMISSIONS confirm agreements for your child whilst in our care:
First Aid I hereby give consent for a member of Holiday Club staff to administer First Aid to my child Yes No
In the event of an accident or medical emergency Holiday Club Staff will make every effort to contact you. Should this not be possible for any reason do you give permission for your child to receive the medical treatment as recommended by a doctor in your absence?
Yes No
I agree that any still and moving pictures (eg photographs) that may be taken during Holiday Club activities may be used by LPW Holiday Club in their publicity or publications
Yes No
I agree that staff can take my child on activities at Holiday Club that may involve visiting Lancing College, parks, libraries or other off site locations.
Yes No
I consent to my child using computer stations and having access to pre-determined web sites with adult supervision.
Yes No
I consent to my child, on certain occasions, being given high sugar content food ie sweets/ice creams Yes No
Please inform us of any relevant information which will help Holiday Club Staff ensure that your child enjoys their time with us at the Holiday Club.
Signed : ............................................................................ Date: ................................................. Parent/Guardian