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Dear Parents/Carers,

On Wednesday our founding cohort attended the Class of 2019 Careers and Key Stage 4 Preferences

Information evening. It was a great opportunity for all parents, carers and pupils to touch base with their

subject teachers to discuss their child’s GCSE preferences for September 2015. I would like to thank all

parents/ carers for attending the event and welcoming our visiting speakers Hannah Wilbourne from

Oxford University and Noel Tierney from Wandsworth Development Officer for 14-19 Participation –

alternative pathways. I would like to say a special thank you to Ms Robinson for providing outstanding

Carers, Education and Guidance for all our Year 9 pupils this term.

This term we continue to appoint new staff as we prepare for the Class of 2022 - our fourth cohort. In

addition to external roles we have also made three marvellous internal promotions.

Ms Konneradt (MFL Teacher) has been appointed as an Instructional Coach to take over the train-

ing and development needs our newly qualified Teachers (NQTs) from Ms Westcott. Ms

Konneradt has an outstanding track record and will add invaluable capacity to our new Assistant

Principal Ms Tiltson when she commences her post in June 2015.

Ms Widdowson (English Teacher) has been appointed as our new SENCo from Easter 2015. We

are delighted she will taking on the role to train and develop our great Learning Support

Assistants. Ms Widdowson will be working closely with all parents/ carers whose children

have special educational needs and disabilities.

Today Mr Kerby was appointed to a new leadership position at Bolingbroke Academy - Pastoral

Development Leader as a new member of the extended core team. Mr Kerby will be responsible for

all our pastoral systems and developing the Heads of House teams as we prepare for Key Stage 4

(Year 10). As a result we are now advertising for a new Head of PE to commence their post in

September 2015.

Last week we appointed two Maths teachers:-

Mr Horley graduated from Sidney Sussex College – University of Cambridge with a BA, MEng Engi-

neering. Since graduating Mr Horley went into industry before embarking on a teaching career in

2011. Since 2012 he has been working in a high performing north London school focusing on GCSE

and A’ level teaching.

Ms Davidson graduated from University Sheffield with a BSc in Environmental Mathematics in 2014.

She is currently teaching a Teach First participant teaching in a London school. She will be joining

Bolingbroke Academy in September 2015.

I would like to wish you all a lovely weekend in the sunshine.

Ms Edis

Volume. 3 Issue. 12

Friday 6th March 2015

Next Friday is Red Nose Day. Please ensure your child has paid their £1 to come to

school in non-uniform. Please ensure your child is dressed appropriately for school.

Lessons will be on as normal so they will still need their Bolingbroke portfolio / sachet

with books and pencil case for a day of fundraising and learning.

Yesterday our terrific teachers and support staff gave

pupils a real treat by dressing up as well known book

character. Pupils spent their time between lessons guess-

ing their character to gain points for their house. Thank

you to all our staff team for making World Book day such

a fun and inspiring event for all the pupils and staff!

NEXT PARENT COUNCIL MEETING

Thursday 12th March 6pm - 7pm

ALL PARENTS/CARES WELCOME

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PHOTO BOARD FROM

WORLD BOOK DAY 2015

Thank you to parent Mrs Authier- Labille for taking these fantastic photos.

Can you guess

the book

characters?

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By Ms Tibbetts & Mr Kerby

The end of the day on Tuesday signalled the beginning of the night that

was to become the first ever Bolingbroke’s Got Talent. All of our

volunteers were geared up and ready to transform both the commons

and the sports hall. There were decorations being put up everywhere

including the great art displays that showcased the great artistic talent

we have at Bolingbroke and an uncountable amount of stars!

Time passed very quickly, the spotlights were on, the scones

had their cream and jam and our hosts had their ties on! It

was soon time for the performers to get themselves ready

for the evening's performance.

Lights, camera, action!

The night began with an introduction from our two great hosts:

Isaac Garapi and Louis Jenkin. The boys were an essential part of

the

evening, ensuring that there was a smooth transition between our

acts with a little dash of humour.

The first act was brought to us by the band:

Arthur Kergall (vocals), Daniel Firming (guitar),

Dylan Bowles (guitar) and Sam Hughes (drums.)

Act 2: Alliyah Johnson who played the acoustic guitar

Act 3: Tanisha Addicott and Olivia Scott who performed a ballet

choreographed by the pupils themselves.

Act 4: Megan Rowland who sang her version of Amy Winehouse

"Valerie"

Act 5: Alfie Balachandran who showed us is his skills on a unicycle!

Act 6: Norah Dankwah who danced to Olly Murs ‘Wrapped Up’

Act 7: Harmony Ramos who sang acoustically

Act 8: Jackson Kiernan-Clarke who jumped and spun his way around

the commons to the sound

of the Imagine Dragons.

Act 9: Destiny Nicholas-Brown who performed her own choreo-

graphed gym routine

Act 10: Jade and Ines Rostron Smith who performed a duet to music

from the film Frozen.

The top three performers were then chosen by the pupil volunteers on the

evening and the audience were asked to cast their vote during the interval (over a lovely slice of cake!) to decide

who would become the first ever winners of Bolingbroke’s Got Talent. The final count was very close but it was

Tanisha and Olivia who managed to clinch the win with their beautiful ballet performance. Well done girls!

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SPELLING BEE

By Ms Khan

On Thursday 26th March, a team of six students from Bolingbroke Academy attended ARK's sixth annual second-

ary spelling bee. Thirteen schools across the ARK network came together for this event, all eager to take the

winners' trophy home.

After achieving the highest scores in the whole school spelling competition, the top two spellers from each year

group were selected to represent Bolingbroke at the ARK spelling bee. Our fantastic team included Siham Dino-

Bedry, Atticus Jackson, Jasmine Haqq, Charlie Colson, Salma Awale and James Wilson. All of them had trained

hard in the run up to the competition, practising tricky words such as 'miscellaneous,' 'pasteurized' and even

'prerogative'!

The starting buzzer round saw our team gain victory against King Solomon Academy, winning 18-10, placing Bol-

ingbroke in third place - a strong start to the competition. Round 2, the Team Relay Spell, required the whole

team to spell as many words as they could in two minutes. Our six students demonstrated great teamwork, as

they encouraged each other and worked together quickly to spell increasingly difficult words. For the final knock

out round, each school had to put forward their best speller. Year 7's Atticus Jackson was chosen by his team to

represent Bolingbroke and he did not disappoint. As the rest of the group sat on the edge of their seats and

cheered on their team mate, Atticus persevered through the final round, spelling words such as 'melancholy' and

'synchronicity,' eventually finishing third.

Overall, Bolingbroke came a respectable third in the competition, with first and second place taken by ARK Elvin

Academy and ARK Kings Academy respectively. Team Bolingbroke felt incredibly proud as they were the only

school to have consistently been in the top three after every round. The students thoroughly enjoyed the day and

hope to return next year to win the trophy!

The team just before the leave. Full of nerves

but ready with their packed lunch!

3rd place! A great result.

During the event, they

so a fantastic job.

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HEART DISSECTIONS

By Ms Westcott

INVITATION

Monday 23rd March

6pm

Doors open at 5:45pm

Bolingbroke Academy

The Commons

William & Cody get their

hands dirty!

The dissection begins.

Norah considers a career

as a doctor.

Tickets available on WisePay

MUSIC LESSONS SUMMER TERM

If your child is interested in taking extra music lessons in the summer term, please see the Music team for

an application form. If your child is currently receiving extra lessons, please let me know by Thursday 12th

March if they wish to stop (otherwise we assume they’re continuing and you will be invoiced accordingly).

If you have any questions, please email Mrs Riley.

Year 8 start have a chance at dissecting a lambs heart.

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TWITTER THIS WEEK

By Ms Harris

Follow us NOW @ARKBolingbroke

Sign up to Twitter and follow @ARKBolingbroke and you can find out instantly what is going on throughout the

school.

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SPORTS UPDATE

FIXTURES

Date Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 4th March Ark Year 7 Boys Rugby

At Burlington Danes

Academy

v Ark Putney

v Burlington Danes

v Walworth

Ark Year 8 Boys Rugby

At Burlington Danes

Academy

v Ark Putney

v Burlington Danes

v Walworth

9th March Year 7 Netball v Ashcroft

Year 7 Football v Earnest

Bevin

Year 9 Netball v Ashcroft

10th March Year 8 Netball

V St Cecilia's

11th March Under 13s Girls Rugby

Barn Elms Sport Centre

Under 13s Girls Rugby

Barn Elms Sport Centre

Ark Year 9 Boys Rugby

At Burlington Danes

Academy

v Ark Putney

v Burlington Danes

v Walworth

12th March Year 7&8 Boys Football

(h) Boys B Team v TCC

Year 7 Football v South-

fields

Year 7&8 Boys Football

(h) Boys B Team v TCC

13th March LYG Dance Competition

@ Copper Box Arena

LYG Dance Competition

@ Copper Box Arena

LYG Dance Competition

@ Copper Box Arena

16th March Year 7 Football v

Chestnut Grove

17th March U13 Girls Chelsea FC

Foundation tournament

Various Schools at South-

fields Academy

Year 9 Netball

tournament v St Cecilias

26th March Year 8 & 9 Boys Football

(h) Boys B Team v TCC

Year 8 & 9 Boys

Football

(h) Boys B Team v TCC

Coming up

20th May

Emanuel Athletics Event

Emanuel School 4pm

Emanuel Athletics Event

Emanuel School 4pm

Emanuel Athletics Event

Emanuel School 4pm

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YEAR 7 FOOTBALL vs GRAVENEY

By Mr Brooks

The year 7 Football team embarked to play a fixture against Graven-

ey school. Playing on astro-turf was a new experience for many of

the boys. Playing against a team who train on astro-turf was a chal-

lenge and Bolingbroke struggled to contain the pace of the game or

keep control of the ball. A handball in the area by a Graveney gifted

us an early penalty but we were denied by the Graveney

goalkeeper, who went on to make a number of outstanding saves

throughout the match. A powerful strike saw Graveney take a 1-0

lead and a lapse in concentration & communication saw them score

another to go 2-0 up shortly after. Bolingbroke fought back strongly and dominated a 10 minute period in

which the boys struck the woodwork twice and won 6 corners. A string of fingertip saves and dedicated

blocking by the goalkeeper and Graveney defenders saw them maintain their lead. A swift counter attack

saw Bolingbroke go into half time 3-0 down.

Bolingbroke started the second half brightly with captain Milo Rothfuss-Moore leading a resurgence and

Sunny Balogun cutting out numerous Graveney raids into our half. Sakariye Hussein gave the

opposition goalkeeper no chance with a thunderous strike into the top right hand corner after some great

link up play by Charles Rowe and Joel Rooney. Substitutes had been made at half time and made an

immediate impact with Eddie Cornwall-Jones movement causing havoc in the Graveney defence and Luca

Whitter marauding down the left hand flank at will. Graveney linked well to take the score to 6-1 and the

boys heads began to drop. Dionis Uka rallied the boys and showed great leadership to raise the drooping

heads. The boys became inspired quickly and scored two quickfire goals that came from striker Charles

Rowe and from Luca Whitter/Sakariye Hussein who both struck the ball at the same time to put it past

the keeper. Some stunning individual skill from Graveney players saw two outstanding goals before Dionis

Uka grabbed a stunning late consolation goal. The boys showed fantastic heart and commitment to continue

to fight during an 8-4 defeat, they can hold their heads high and look forwards to upcoming fixtures against

ARK Putney, Chestnut Grove, Ernest Bevin and Southfields.

CONGRATULATIONS!

To the Bolingbroke dance representatives who won the London Youth Games Wandsworth division.

They will compete against the whole of London at The London Youth Games on Friday 13th March

2015 at the Olympic Park. We wish them lots of luck at the event and well done again for such a

fantastic achievement.

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HOUSE COMPETITIONS

SCORES ON THE DOORS!

1st

Competition Erskine Klein Smyth Verbiest

Year 7 Marble Run 5 20 10

Year 8 & 9 Ice Cream Tasting 10 5 10 5

Shaun Bailey "Why Education?" 50

Ice Ream Competition (Winners) 20 5 10

Ice Cream Competition ( Entry Points) 8 18 7 8

Summer Reading Bingo 80 80 80

Summer Book Benches 100 100

Open Day Points 60 78 76 55

Chrsitams Card Competition 25 15

Christmas Card Entry Points 9 13 37 6

Black History Month 35

Black History Entry Points 11 2 11

Dyslexia Awareness Competition 10 25

Dyslexia Awareness Grid 2 6

Dyslexia Awareness Entry Points 8 5 27 20

Pupil's wearing Poppies 34 34 64 41

SSF Participation 20 20 10 25

Sonnet Competition 30 15 5

Oh Bolingbroke 5 20 10

Spring Menu 25 10

Spring Menu Entries 23 45

Staff Secret Santa 20

Mr Crumbleholme beard shave 20

What would you like to see implemented

in your Academy this year? 8 7 89 10

Achievement Points 50 50 5 50

Bolingbroke has talent auditions 15 35 5 25

Spelling Bee 112 107 70 54

Aut 2 Be Bold Totals 1950 1362 2697 1719

Spelling Bee Participation 10 5 10 5

WW1 House Competition 23 16 61 38

Short Story 18 1 27 0

TOTAL 2646 1970 3309 2352

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HOUSE COMPETITIONS WINNERS

WW1 COMPETITION

Year 7:

• 1st – Charlotte Blurton

• 2nd – Harmony Ramos

• 3rd – Nathan Odeleye

The following Year 9s received Certificates of Excellence

Myles BRINKLEY-PHILIP

Rae Madoc Jones

Dill Shepherd

BBC 2 SHORT STORY COMPETITION

1st - Maddy McCabe, Smyth 3 ‘The mysterious House’. Story Below

2nd - Lauren McAuliffe, Erskine 1 ‘Mother’.

3rd - Oghale-Oghene Erikigho, Erskine 3 ‘A War’s redemption’.

The Mysterious House

By Maddy McCabe

Many years ago there used to be an old lady who lived in one of the largest houses in town. It was always thought to

be creepy. At night there was never more than one room lit at a time. She had a reputation of being moody. She had

a dislike towards children. She would very rarely leave her house to go out. No one has ever ever dared to go near it.

One day out of the blue the house came up for sale and for the first the house had visitors from out of town who were

keen to buy this unusual property. To everyone’s amazement the house was sold within a week to an unknown person.

Although, the villages had suspected that the house had been bought by the old ladies long lost son, who was rumoured

to have moved to Russia where his father was known to be. Nobody knew his name, his age, or his features.

It wasn’t until the following summer that the lorry’s arrived at the house to begin building a very tall shiny metal wall

which was two metres high and stopped anyone looking in. The next 6 months were filled with comings and goings of

lorry, round the clock building and unbelievable noise.

All the neighbours stood and watched day after day, night after night until one day it all stopped and new silence set-

tled on the village. Weeks passed again until winter came and the first snow fall arrived and the lorries began again

but this time it was to remove the shiny metal wall to reveal the most beautiful house. No one quit understood what

was going on and what the meaning of everything was. Everybody in the whole entire neighbourhood would walk past

every single day at least once. But as time went past people would stop looking at the house. Three months later,

something had changed but no one knew what it was. People knocked on the door here and there but never ever has

anyone opened the door. Except once… Two little trick or treaters rang on the old cold door bell, and after two or

three minutes the door slowly opened with a long crackle then a squeak.

No one was at the door, But the only thing that was there was a rocking chair with a string attached to the door.

There was a voice that was being spoken but it wasn’t understandable. The girls walked in and the door shut.

It was 20 minutes later and the two little girls still hadn’t come out. The house opposite suspected something. Ten

minutes later, the girls came out, looking horrified. No one noticed them except the house opposite. One of the girls

looked like they were about to say something, but didn’t. The door opened suspiciously, and randomly shut again. The

two girls wouldn’t move but as soon as they heard the door opening again, t he girl screamed ‘It’s her’ ‘She’s back’.

Year 8:

• 1st – Zayd Addicott

• 2nd – Yusra Hassan

• 3rd – Eddie Bloom

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PARENT NOTICE BOARD

PARENT/CARER QUIZ NIGHT

Venue: Bolingbroke Academy

Date: Friday 13th March

Time: 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 each available on Wisepay NOW

Please note that there is no requirement to get a complete table of 8 together before

buying tickets. People can be hooked up/allocated to a table on arrival so it’s a great op-

portunity to meet other parents/carers and have some fun!

Refreshments: Guests are encouraged to bring their own food, there will be a bar available for alcohol.

Saturday 18 April 2015

COMPETITION TIME

Poster Competition

Design a poster for this years Spring Fair:

You could see your design on Estate Agent boards all over Wandsworth!!

Stall Competition

Pupils can design a stall that will appeal to young people.

If your stall wins it has a place at this year's fair!

Deadline 9th March

Entries to be given to Ms Sarwar or emailed to parentcouncilba@gmail.com

Please let Patrizia Gnoato (patrizia_gnoato@yahoo.com) know if you would be happy to display an estate

agent’s board outside your house to advertise the fete. We need 100 addresses for the boards and in re-

turn our sponsor, Rochford Stokes, will donate money for the School.

If you would like to help before or on the day of the fair, please let your Civitas Group Representative

know or email Parents Council to parentcouncilba@gmail.com

PARENT/CARER COFFEE MORNING Tuesday March 10th @ Oddono’s Northcote Road from 9.00am

Parents, carers, toddlers – all welcome for a catch up!

SPRING FAIR - Next Meeting

Thursday 12th March at 9:15am at Bolingbroke Academy

If you would like to get involved, please come along and find out how!

We have 73 addresses confirmed for the advertising boards, thank you! We still need 23 more. Please let Patrizia Gnoato (patrizia_gnoato@yahoo.com) know if you would be happy to display a board or

can help on the day of the Fair (Saturday April 18th)

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BOLINGBROKE CALENDAR 2014-2015

SPRING

REPLACEMENT PLANNERS

Replacement planners cost £2.50 and must be paid for before they

will be given out. If you have a balance on your cashless account you

can buy planners in the Activity Studio at breaktimes Tues-Thurs

MARCH Thursday 12th Parent Council Meeting 6:30 - 7:30pm

Friday 13th Comic Relief ( No Uniform Day) £1 donation via Wisepay

Friday 13th Parent Quiz Night - Tickets via Wisepay

Monday 16th Assessment Week Begins

Monday 16th Ark Debating Championships

Thursday 19th BBC School Report Day

Monday 23rd March Scholars Recital - Tickets £1 available on WisePay

Friday 27th School Finishes at 12 Noon

Easter Holidays Begin

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FAMILY DINING

Week Beginning 9th March

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Mains Jacket Potatoes Tomato & Basil

Pasta roast pork Chicken fajitas Fish Fingers

Meat Free Roast Quorn Vegetable fajitas Quorn Sausage

Sides Baked Beans

Cheese Salad

Chef's Salad

Cheese

roast potatoes peas

carrots gravy

tomato salad

coleslaw

Mashed pota-

toes, peas,

tartare sauce

Puddings Chocolate

cookie Peach cake Fruit Jelly Yoghurt

Week Beginning 2nd March

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Mains

Gnocchi Baked

with Tomato

Sauce

Sausages Jerk chicken Tuna Pasta Beef Burger

Meat Free as above Veggie fingers Jerk quorn/squash Tomato pasta Veggie burger

Sides Cheese Garlic

Bread

potato wedges

peas ketchup rice & peas Salad cheese

Chips, baked

beans

Puddings fruit yoghurt lemon drizzle cake Ice cream Plums

BREAKFAST CLUB

Breakfast Club is available in the dining hall to all pupils, Monday-Thursday from 7.30am-8.10am.

Toast 30p for 2 slices, including toppings

NEW Bacon Sandwich £1.00

Cereal 28p - 70p per bowl

Apple juice/Orange Juice 17p/14p per glass

Yoghurt 49p

Selection of fruit 23p-41p per item

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UNIFORM SUPPLIERS

Khalsa Schoolwear

388 Bethnal Green Road

London, E2 0AH

020 7729 3286

info@khalsaschoolwear.co.uk

http://www.khalsaschoolwear.co.uk/

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UNIFORM

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 Essential £5.00

Academy Back Pack Optional £18.00

Academy Water Bottle Optional

£3.50

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STAFF CONTACTS

A reminder of staff contact details

THE CORE TEAM

Role Name Email address

Principal Ms Edis c.edis@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Vice Principal Mr Speight r.speight@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Assistant Principal, Behaviour & Ethos Ms Bessa c.bessa@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

THE TEACHING STAFF

Role Name Email address

Art & Design Technology Ms Wheeler j.wheeler@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Art & Design Teacher Ms Houghton e.houghton@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

English Subject Leader Mrs Green j.green@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

English Ms Khan s.khan@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

English Ms Nobes p.nobes@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

English Ms Widdowson l.widdowson@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

English Ms Brown a.brown@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Subject Leader Humanities and DoE Assessor Ms Blacklock j.blacklock@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Geography Mr Truman p.truman@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Lead History Teacher Ms Oliver e.oliver@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Maths Subject Leader Miss Donaldson r.donaldson@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Maths Teacher Ms Banks a.banks@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Maths Teacher Ms Sealey d.sealey@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Maths Teacher & Head of House Ms Tibbetts c.tibbetts@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Lead Modern Foreign Languages Teacher Ms Sherman b.sherman@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Modern Foreign Languages Teacher Ms Konneradt m.konneradt@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Music Lead Tutor Mrs Riley f.riley@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Music: Guitar, Bass and Drum Mr Favre f.favre@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Music: Vocal Tutor Ms Kirby-Ashmore e.kirbyashmore@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Music: Brass Mr Vincent j.vincent@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

PE Subject Leader & Head of House Mr Kerby j.kerby@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

PE Teacher Miss Luetchford a.luetchford@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

PE Coach Mr Brooks c.brooks@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

PE Coach Mr Fernandez a.jesusfernandezsandez@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Science Subject Leader Mr Conlon d.conlon@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Science Ms Simmons h.simmons@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Science Miss Westcott c.westcott@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Science Mr Whitehead a.whitehead@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

THE SUPPORT STAFF

Role Name Email address

Research and Development Leader Ms Robinson k.robinson@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Head of Klein House Ms Lahai - Taylor a.taylor@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Learning Support Assistant (LSA) Mr Bismark w.bismark@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Learning Support Assistant (LSA) Mr Sillah d.sillah@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Learning Support Assistant (LSA)/Librarian Miss Rose c.rose@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Learning Support Assistant Mr Rogers t.rogers@sarkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Learning Support Assistant Ms Robarts d.robarts@sarkbolingbrokeacademy.org

THE OPERATIONAL STAFF

Role Name Email address

PA to Principal Mrs Harris s.harris@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Administrator Mr McIntyre a.mcintyre@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Behaviour Administrator Ms Sarwar c.sarwar@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Finance Administrator Ms Thunhurst n.thunhurst@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Acting Facilities Assistant Mr Clow d.clow@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

Chef Manager Ms Crabtree j.crabtree@arkbolingbrokeacademy.org

DESIGNATED MEMBER OF STAFF for Child Protection Ms Bessa

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