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Assembly, 11 March |
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This morning was a special one. Mr Johnson, an ex-Headmaster of Millfield School, was Mr Doggart's guest: he used to be Mr Smith's boss, so there might be stories which the boys could hear!
The normal awards were them presented (below).
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| SUPERSTAR |
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| Geography |
G Blandford-Newson, W Blundell, T Patel, F Reding-Reuter |
| ICT |
H Kanabar, B Tholstrup |
| Mathematics |
G Alvarez Munoz |
| Reading |
B Andreae, G Green, W Hobbs, A Pomfret, H Pooley, D Shortt, C Tallis |
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| HIGHLY-COMMENDED |
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| English |
J Figg |
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French
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G Alvarez Munoz |
| Geography |
M Ariyo, S Aspland-Robinson, C Clemo, J Lane, E Rowell, A Williams |
| History |
S Thomas |
| Latin |
H Kanabar |
| Mathematics |
D Sharma |
| Science |
P Turcynowicz |
Then 'supernormal' awards were presented - the Wellington ones are still to come.
The Headmaster mentioned particularly the boys who had not won awards. None had disgraced themselves, and he was pleased to announce that H Lloyd had won the top Academic Scholarship to Radley, C Gallagher an Academic Scholarship to Harrow, and A Williams Art and Drama awards to Harrow.
Mr Hamilton-Smith then congratulated the 2nd VII on their win at the Caldicott Sevens yesterday. Mr Johnson then shook their hands!
Mr Fletcher gave 1st XI Hockey colours to the Captain, F Tucker, and to S Aspland-Robinson and H McCreery.
Finally, three boys were promoted to Prefect: C Bracken, W Swift and A Williams.
To conclude, the following two appoitrments were made:
HEAD PREFECT: H Lloyd
DEPUTY HEAD PREFECT: E Rowell |
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The Top Awards |
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This morning in Assembly the Head Boy and Deputy Head Boy were appointed. Well done to them - thoroughly deserved.
E Rowell (Deputy Head Boy) and H Lloyd (Head Boy)
A report on the Assembly will be on the website shortly. However, it seems appropriate to mention here that this week H Lloyd was also awarded the top Academic scholarship to Radley. |
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Almost All Maths! |
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Three interesting pieces of work, almost all involving charts!
Mr Brown asked 4B to survey the form to find the popularity of a certain item of their choice - ice-cream flavour, animal, etc. They then produced a chart, by hand (that is, not on Excel!) showing their results. Here are two particularly good ones:
J Felt (11.02)
H Pervez (10.09)
After doing the mandatory ten minutes on the typing tutor, the 5th Form were told to produce a chart showing the different populations of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, after finding the information on the web. They did this quickly, and so I then asked them to make the bars 'apprpriate' for the country. Here is L Wright's - note that the flag of Ulster IS correct, though it looks very like England at this size!
L Wright (12.00)
All of that work was done today. And coming up, there is also the Music, Art & Technology Exhibition for the Junior School this evening. Here is a picture by J Rogers (11.06) of just one of the areas ready:
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Sorry for Jenkins! |
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Once more Jenkins are the winners for the week. Just a pity that they didn't quite get to 200, despite waiting an extra hour!
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Cross Country |
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Well done to the U9 team. who raced at Horris Hill yesterday. They were 1st in their age-group. The picture below was taken by Mrs Anderson (Head of the Junior School), and shows her husband (obviously Mr Anderson! - Head of Classics, and in charge of Cross Country).
The picture at the bottom is M Du Toit's winner's medal.
Mr Anderson with the team: M Du Toit, F Heffer, G Green, C Sellers, W Hobbs
The winners' medal
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