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Friday 1st March
W/C: Monday 4th March
Cornwallis Academy e-bulletin
Friday 1st March - Week Commencing: Monday 4th March
Message from the Headteacher, Mrs Linney-Drouet
I hope you had a restful half-term break, and that you got the space and time to reconnect with family and friends. Our
students, your children, worked really hard last half-term. They played hard, worked hard and represented the very best
of Cornwallis Academy. If there were some wobbles, inappropriate behaviour or lack of commitment to their academic
study, half-term was the time to reflect to come back to school full of energy and focus.
I thoroughly enjoyed the Year 11 Dance performance yesterday evening and congratulations to all our Year 11 Dance
students. The standards of their dancing, their enthusiasm, dedication and commitment to ensuring they get the best
outcome is remarkable. I am looking forward to watching our Year 11 Drama students perform equally well this evening.
Please remember if you would like to see me, email ilinneydrouet@cornwallisacademy.com. Appointments are at my
discretion. If I feel that another member of staff can deal with the issue I will pass it on. However, if I feel the concerns
can be dealt with by email, my PA will inform you directly.
In this Edition
Message from the Headteacher, Mrs Linney-Drouet _____________________________________________ 1
In this Edition ____________________________________________________________________________ 1
KS3 & KS4 Pastoral Update _________________________________________________________________ 3
KS5 Pastoral Update _______________________________________________________________________ 6
Year 11 Revision Topics ____________________________________________________________________ 9
House Heroes: 11th February – 15th February __________________________________________________ 10
Attendance _____________________________________________________________________________ 10
Stag Sports _____________________________________________________________________________ 11
Canteen Menu ___________________________________________________________________________ 14
News __________________________________________________________________________________ 15
Key Dates_______________________________________________________________________________ 24
Afterschool Catch up/Revision Sessions ______________________________________________________ 25
Lettings ________________________________________________________________________________ 26
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Roadworks
We have been made aware that there are some major roadworks taking place in and around Maidstone over the coming
weeks which could affect travel times.
School is open from 7:30am and the canteen is open for students to purchase breakfast if they wish.
Maidstone, Upper Stone Street: Temporary traffic lights at the Brunswick Street junction. Expect delays on the
approaches: http://moorl.uk/?mxiwo4
Maidstone, A26 Tonbridge Road: Temporary traffic lights until 4th March near Hartnup Street for SGN gas leak
repairs: http://moorl.uk/?1wjex9b
Marden, A229 Staplehurst Road: Temporary traffic lights until 5th March between Summerhill Road and Chart
Hill Road for SGN gas leak repair works: http://moorl.uk/?1niefxo
More travel information can be found here: http://www.kenttraffic.info/?E=576500&N=155500
Free School Meals
You may be eligible for Free School Meals.
To find out if you are eligible for additional support please use this link https://www.gov.uk/apply-free-school-meals
Please be advised of the following changes to our Free School Meal System. As of Monday 3 rd December, all students
eligible for Free School Meals will now be able to choose anything off the menu and will also be able to purchase food
before school, at break and lunchtime. The Free School Meal allowance of £2.50 will be added to your child’s account
daily. This will enable ALL students to have the same choices, eat when they need to and learn to budget.
If you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact us!
School Voluntary Fund
A reminder that you are able to make your annual contribution of £25 per family towards the School Fund via parent
pay. This sum supplements the allocation provided by Central Government and enables us to improve the provision of
a wide range of school activities that we offer to your children. The School Fund is used to support educational visits,
transport to sports fixtures, pupil support and many extra-curricular activities.
Thank you for your much valued contribution and support.
Contact Information
Cornwallis Academy, Hubbards Lane, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 4HX
01622 743152 | office@cornwallisacademy.com | www.cornwallisacademy.com
Reporting Bus Delays
We have an online system that allows you to tell us if your son or daughter is running late due to bus delays. When a bus
is delayed, you will be able to use the link below to report your child late because of a bus delay. This will be sent directly
to our Attendance Officer and will save you having to call the Academy.
www.cornwallisacademy.com/bus-delay
You will also be able to access this through the ‘Contact Us’ area on the website.
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KS3 & KS4 Pastoral Update
Miss Parker: Head of Year 7
Welcome back, I hope you all had an enjoyable half term.
The half term started on a high with the Valentines Disco. The students had a thoroughly enjoyable time and danced
their hearts out.
This week’s assembly was led by the Head of Science, Mr Williams, on National Science week. The students were very
surprised at the damage humans make to the environment and were keen to know what they can do to help support
decreasing pollution to the environment.
Changes to the Form group 7AH: Students who were in 7AH have now all been moved into different Form groups due to
a change of circumstances.
Dates for your diary:
Friday 8th March - Year 7 students will be watching a performance on road safety.
Thursday 25th April - Parents evening
Student of the week: Lois Drummond
Miss Parker – Head of Year 7 – aparker@cornwallisacademy.com
Mrs Lawson – Year 7 ICM – jlawson@cornwallisacademy.com
Mr McMahon: Head of Year 8
Welcome back for Term 4, I hope you have all had a nice relaxing break.
This week in assembly Mr Williams (Head of Science) presented about British Science week. Students learnt about the
difference made by different Scientists in history and how Science has helped to evolve the world today. Students were
also asked to consider their contribution towards society in relation to plastics and where they end up. Students were
encouraged to ensure that they are always putting their plastics and their litter into bins/recycle bins provided around
the school.
Students also attended a second assembly this week to celebrate their successes and achievements for Term 3. Below
are the categories and winners. A huge well done to all students for their efforts last term.
Term 3 Maths awards Lottie Roe
Jack Collier
Brandon Mundy
Harry Hindle
Sapphire Garber
Ella Budden
Alfie Creech
Highest Achievement points for Term 3 1st – Jack Collier 76 points
2nd – Subomi Bank-Anthony 73 points
3rd – Lilly-May Wells 72 points
4th – Alivia Edwards 71 points
Form Tutor Awards Jacob Leonard 8LS
Carlos Iorcuzu 8LW
Ellie Martin 8AW
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Sulav Kharel 8NB
Meghan Brundish 8LG
Mia Harrison 8EB
Brayden Smith 8NR
Hollie Turner 8LA
Intervention Challenge Manager Awards Rebecca Shean
Cody Burnell
Head of Year Awards Quincy Benfield
Hollie Turner
Next Friday 8th March all Year 8 students with 100% attendance for Term 3 will also be invited to the film afternoon in
the lecture from 1pm-3pm. More information will be provided to the students next week.
Mr McMahon – Head of Year 8 – smmcmahon@cornwallisacademy.com
Mrs Judd – Year 8 ICM – sjudd@cornwallisacademy.com
Miss Harding: Head of Year 9
At the end of Term 3, Year 9 students attended an Awards Assembly to celebrate their successes. The following students
received the following awards:
100% Attendance Awards ICM Awards Form Tutor Awards
Oliver Bowen Naomi Brenton 9LW – Tom Underdown
Brooke Collett Oliver Williams 9DP - Libby Mercer
Robyn Kirkby 9JC - Aiden Palmer
Dylan Bell Head of Year Awards 9RD - Alice Presneill
Sam Fridd 9KL - Demi Tupper
Highest Achievement points Connor Heathfield 9JM - Ellie Goddard
Dylan Broderick 9KM - Matt Tierney
Tiff Mercer
This week
This week Year 9 students attended 4 Options assemblies, where they were introduced to key information about the
subjects available for study at KS4. The assemblies were extremely informative and have given the students a lot to think
about. Pupils have been encouraged to make a note of any questions they may have and bring these along to Options
Evening to discuss with the relevant members of staff.
Reminders and Key Dates
Options Evening will take place next Thursday 7th March. It is vital that all students and parents/guardians attend the
evening in order to receive vital information about the future studies of our Year 9 students. All students have received
a letter and all reply slips should be returned to Form Tutors as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please do
not hesitate to get in contact. I look forward to seeing you all next week.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank parents and guardians for their continued support in upholding the school’s
expectations and policies. Please can I ask that you remind students that if jewellery is worn, it should be limited to one
small pair of gold/silver sleeper studs in each ear lobe. Jewellery worn in any other piercing (e.g. eye-brow, nose, upper
ear, lip, tongue etc) is NOT permitted. Additional items of jewellery, with the exception of a watch should not be worn.
E.g. necklaces/chains, bracelets, rings etc.
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Form Tutor’s Star of the week
9LW - Amelia Homden - For always being respectful and polite
9KL - Dom Roddis - For always being punctual and polite.
9JC - Shannon Offen - For getting into school on time for three days
9JM - Lauren Ovendon-Brooker - For always being on time and ready to start work
9DP - Mark Walsh - For always offering help and support
9RD - Jack Cole – For 100% attendance so far this year and always being pleasant, well behaved and hard
working.
9KM - Martin Petrov - For having a positive outlook on his new start at Cornwallis Academy.
Student of the week - Sophie Donnison for receiving the most achievement points.
Miss Harding – Head of Year 9 – bharding@cornwallisacademy.com
Mr Gabell – Year 9 ICM – mgabell@cornwallisacademy.com
Mr Tebbutt: Head of Year 10
Welcome back, I hope you all had a restful half term break and enjoyed the time with friends and family.
Students will be using wellbeing time this term for revision so please make sure your son/daughter has revision materials
in their bag to use for wellbeing time. This is all in preparation for the PPE exams in April.
As you will be aware last term we had a big push on lateness around the academy and I introduced the new systems of
if students were late three times within a day they would be isolated and again I would like to thank you for your support
with the matter and the take the opportunity to remind you of this. This term I would really appreciate your support in
making sure jewellery and uniform is always correct I have attached below the jewellery policy as a reminder of our
expectations in school. Coats should NOT be worn inside the academy.
Jewellery
One small pair of gold/silver sleeper studs, one worn in each ear lobe is permissible. Jewellery worn
in any other piercing (e.g. eye-brow, nose, upper ear, lip, tongue etc) is NOT permitted
Additional items of jewellery, with the exception of a watch should not be worn. E.g.
necklaces/chains, bracelets, rings etc.
Student of the week - Leah Chapman
Fact of the week – The human nose can remember 50,000 different scents.
Thank you for your continued support.
Onwards and upwards!
Mr Tebbutt – Head of Year 10 – jtebbutt@cornwallisacademy.com
Mr Spurling: Head of Year 11
This week, Year 11s are completing their Future meetings with the Sixth Form team. These have proved very useful with
regards to Year 11s focussing on their Post-16 options, and making informed choices.
Please can parents continue to encourage their son / daughter to attend after school revision sessions throughout Term
4. These sessions are invaluable for students as an addition to work completed in lessons and at home.
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Year 11 students have this week been issued with their reports and have taken these home. The reports contain their
ATL (Attitude to Learning) scores 1-4 and their Working at Grades (the Level they are working at presently). If parents /
students have any questions regarding this, please contact the Year team.
Formalised timetables for the summer examinations will be issued in late March to all students.
Mr Spurling – Head of Year 11 – jspurling@cornwallisacademy.com
Miss Perry – Year 11 ICM – sperry@cornwallisacademy.com
KS5 Pastoral Update
Mr Sutton: Director of Sixth Form
This week our Year 12 students took part in an interactive workshop on
road safety. The Young Driver & Passenger Safety theatre presentation
gave an insight into the potential risks that young drivers can be exposed
to and how to ensure they stay safe on the roads.
Students commented that although the performance was at times light
hearted the message still came across. One year 12 said “I was really
shocked by some of the statistics they told us about, but I thought the
workshop was really beneficial. It will definitely make me think about my
driving when I start lessons later this year." Another commented that
“the section at the end where two students had to answer random
questions whilst counting blue circles on the screen was a really effective
way to show how hard it is to concentrate on multiple tasks even if they
seemed really simple”.
As mentioned in our last bulletin before the half term break, public exams for our Year 13s and some of our Year 12
students are now only weeks away. If your son or daughter is completing their studies with us this year but has not yet
secured an onward route, we are able to offer a bespoke 1 – 1 careers interview with our Careers and Guidance Advisor
Tracy McIntyre. If you would like your son / daughter to see Ms McIntyre, you can email her directly to request an
appointment using the following email – tmcintyre@cornwallisacademy.com. You are also welcome to attend if you feel
this would be beneficial.
Can I also take this opportunity to remind parents and students that attendance to both morning registration and study
periods (except those that fall after lunch) is compulsory. If you are unsure when your son / daughter has study periods
and would like a copy of their timetable emailed to you please get in touch with either myself or Mrs Woollett using the
email addresses below.
Finally, for this week if you have any concerns or questions about your child or would like to arrange a meeting with
either myself or Mrs Woollett please get in touch via email, using the addresses below and one of us will respond to you
at our earliest convenience.
Mr Sutton – Director of Sixth Form– jsutton@cornwallisacademy.com
Mrs Woollett – Sixth Form ICM – jwoollett@cornwallisacademy.com
Mrs McIntyre – Careers advisor– tmcintyre@cornwallisacademy.com
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Afterschool Revision
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Year 10 science 8AMez Year 10: Year 7-9 Art club Year 10:
Enterprise/Business and AR4 Enterprise/Business and
Health and Social Care Cornwallis Choir – Health and Social Care
11B2 and 11B3 Music Room 11B2 and 11B3
Badminton Club (all Year 9 and 10 Year 10 Art after Year 10 Art after school
years) Mathematics support S20 school support support
AR1,AR3, AR4
Year 10 Science revision Netball training (all Year 10 Science after
Sc3 and SC6 years) school support
Rugby Club (all years) English handwriting Basketball club (all years)
club Year 7 football
KS3/KS4 English catch Gymnastics club (all
up (alternate weeks) years)
Term 3 week 1 - KS4
Term 3 week 2 - KS3
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Year 11 Revision Topics
In order to support all students in Year 11 with their GCSE examinations, each subject has added a revision topic or focus
for the week.
The topic is something students should focus on whilst revising for each subject. The topic or focus below is a guide to
what students can be revising in order to be prepared for their examinations.
SUBJECT REVISION TOPIC / FOCUS
Art Develop a range of materials
Biology B6 Inheritance and variation - Higher
Business Studies Finance Re-sit
Chemistry C7 Organic Chemistry - Foundation
Drama Line learning and journal reflections
English Language Practise paper 2 question 2 style answers
English Literature Revise quotes linked to Love in Romeo and Juliet
Food Technology Environment and sustainability
French 4.2 Ville de reve ou ville de cauchemard?
Geography Challenges and opportunities in a Hot Environment
Graphic Products Properties, forces and stresses of materials
History Paper 2: Elizabeth I: The Netherlands
Maths Standard Form
Media Studies This Girl Can
Music Rehearsal of performance pieces & Sound Coursework
Physics P6 Waves - Foundation
Religious Education Aspects of Christianity
Resistant Materials Properties, forces and stresses of materials
Spanish 3.8 ¿Cómo es?
Textiles Properties, forces and stresses of materials
Travel Unit 2 Merits and Distinctions
If students are unsure about the revision topic/focus above, they should speak to their classroom teacher for that subject
who will be able to explain the topic/focus further.
If you missed the PPE Revision Evening on Thursday 8th November, you are able to view the handouts from each
department by clicking here.
Please remember that if students need extra support the wellbeing team is your first port of call. Miss Perry (Year 11
ICM) is contactable via email: sperry@cornwallisacademy.com and Mr Spurling (Head of Year 11) is contactable via email:
jspurling@cornwallisacademy.com.
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House Heroes: 11th February – 15th February
The house hero for Bradbourne house for last week was: The house hero for Chartwell house for last week was:
Ben Bridger Joseph Perry
The house hero for Cobham house for last week was: The house hero for Knowlton house for last week was:
Sam White Dean Iddiolis
The house hero for Preston house for last week was: The house hero for Scotney house for last week was:
Sam Manser Victoria Jeffery
Attendance
Top Form Groups for the last week of term
Year 7 - First place goes to 7AHA (Miss Harris)
Year 8 - First place goes to 8LG (Mr Glover)
Year 9 - First place goes to 9KM (Mrs Miller) for a Third week running
Year 10 - First place goes to 10JB (Mr Baker)
Year 11 - First place to 11HM (Mrs Massey)
Year 12 - First place goes to 12BC (Mr Cullen and Mrs Pellow)
Year 13 - First place goes to 13MN (Mrs Manser)
Top Year Groups for the Last week of Term
In third place is……………………………….Year 9
Year 11 have improved to second place
In first place is………………….Year 8
Well done to the Year 8 students
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Stag Sports
Extra-Curricular Activities
Lunchtime After school
Monday Monday
No clubs Badminton club (All Years)
Sports Hall with PE staff
Tuesday Tuesday
No clubs Theory catch up
S3 with PE Staff
Wednesday Wednesday
2nd Lunch - Year 7/8 Inter Football 1st XI Fixtures
house Football Tournament with Mr King or Mr Scott
Sports Hall
Theory catch up
S3 with PE staff
Netball Training
Sports Hall with Mrs Massey or Miss Holmes
Thursday Thursday
All Lunchtime - Year 9/10/11 Inter Rugby Club (All Years)
house Football Tournament Field with PE Staff
Sports Hall
Basketball Club (All Years)
Sports Hall with PE Staff
Gymnastics Club (All Years)
Activity Room with Miss Monk
Girls Football Matches (Years 7/8)
Away with Mrs Edmed
Theory catch up
S3 with Mr Smith, Mrs Massey, Mrs Edmed or Mrs Holmes
Friday Friday
2nd Lunch - Year 7/8 Inter house No clubs
Football Tournament
Sports Hall
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Football Reports
Year 10 Football v Aylesford Sports College- Thursday 7th February 2019
Cornwallis travelled to the improved Aylesford Sports College who had recruited well during the transfer window. One
of the new imports was a striker from Holmesdale who had a big game and gave our back 3 trouble throughout the
match. It was obvious he was worth the big transfer fee.
Cornwallis started well and it was a frantic pace for the first 20 minutes. Cornwallis had most of the possession but were
missing their experienced right wing through a broken nail injury. There were plenty of opportunities to score, and in
one sequence there 4 missed opportunities at close range. Credit had to be given to the Aylesford defence and their
goalkeeper for keeping out so many chances.
It was fairly typical that a goal would be scored against the run of play, and that is what happened. Aylesford got the ball
down the pitch quickly before our defence could set and a well-executed left foot by their left winger finished off the
play.
In the 2nd half Cornwallis picked up the pace again led by captain Ethan Smith who directed play from the middle, with
vice-captain Bailey Scales assisting on the right wing. Cornwallis managed to get into the lead with 2 quick goals from
Miles Davis, with a brain explosion between centre back Harrison Julier and fill in goalkeeper Harry Giles leading to the
2nd goal.
The confidence and momentum swung once again in favour of Aylesford and it was only a matter of time before the big
signing striker finished the game with a goal to put Aylesford on top of the table with a 3-2 win.
Team List:
Harry Giles Dylan Holness
Ethan Smith Jed Johnson
Bailey Scales Ethan Gubbins
Harry Salih Alfie Matthews
Jason Graham Harry Julier
Miles Davis Charlie Whitehead
1st XI – Cornwallis Academy vs Trinity School (Sevenoaks)
The first XI team were playing a side who in the season had finished 9th and were therefore expecting a win. The team
were given the opportunity to play on a fantastic surface, playing at Sevenoaks FC. The boys started very brightly,
passing the ball around with confidence. It only took 5 minutes until Cornwallis got their first deserved goal, with Callum
Arter finishing from close range. The first half continued in the same manner, with Cornwallis dominating possession
and the back line having a comfortable day. Goals came at a frequent rate, with further finishes from Harry Peach,
George Rofe and another from Callum Arter.
Half time: Cornwallis Academy 5 – 0 Trinity School (Sevenoaks)
Trinity School could not cope with the heavy pressure being applied to them, with Cornwallis starting the second half
where they left off. The impressive Jamie Clegett ran the back line well and was even given the opportunity to venture
forward for a deserved goal. A Ben Topham penalty, Ryan Keating header and a fantastic strike from 25 yards by Haroun
Ahaouari made the score line 8-0 with still 10 minutes to play. Minutes before the full time whistle, Jamie Clegett
topped off his man of the match performance with a close range finish to make the score 9-0. A fantastic performance
from the boys.
Cornwallis Academy 9 – 0 Trinity School (Sevenoaks)
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Netball
Year 7 Netball V New Line Learning – Tuesday 12th February
Cornwallis travelled to New Line Learning to play their match this week. Cornwallis started off the stronger team and
managed to get the ball into the shooting circle well. Cornwallis went 3-0 up during the first quarter with some excellent
shooting from Lacey Swaden. Freya Gubbins and Olivia Orrell played well together, linking some good passes from the
centre court and into the shooting circle.
New Line Learning did come back stronger in the 2nd and 3rd quarter and managed to score 2 goals, despite some good
defending from Olivia Halton and Gracie Sevenoaks. Cornwallis were the stronger team overall and managed to score a
few more goals to achieve a win at full time.
Final score was Cornwallis 6 – New Line Learning 2.
Team:
Sharna Saville Jessica Graham
Abbie Crane Gracie Sevenoaks
Lacey Swaden Olivia Halton
Freya Gubbins Violet Smith
Olivia Orrell Katie Mace
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Canteen Menu
Week 1
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
PORK SAUSAGE IN BATTERED HADDOCK
SEASONED BUTTERFLY CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA
CHILLI BEEF WITH YORKSHIRE PUDDING FILLET
CHICKEN WITH TOMATO
NACHOS & CHEESE FRESHLY MADE ONION JUMBO SAUSAGE
SAUCE GRAVY (VEGETARIAN)
BHAJI SCAMPI
VEGETARIAN OPTION
LINDA MCCARTNEY QTR CURRIED POTATO & VEGETABLE & SWEET
VEGETABLE CHILLI VEGETABLE SLICE
POUNDER SPINACH CHILLI WRAP
SIDE DISHES
STEAMED RICE SAUTE POTATOES ROAST POTATOES STEAMED BASMATI RICE CHIPS
DICED PEPPERS & RED STEAMED CARROTS MIXED SWEETCORN & BAKED BEANS
BROCCOLI FLORETS
ONIONS CAULIFLOWER PEPPERS PEAS
DESSERT
FRUIT TOPPED VANILLA CREAM CHOUX CHOCOLATE SPONGE
FRUIT SALAD VANILLA ICE CREAM
CHEESECAKE BUNS WITH CHOCOLATE SAUCE
JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES
PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE
TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE
GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE
BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS
BOLOGNAISE SAUCE TOMATO & BASIL SAUCE ARRABIATTA SAUCE BOLOGNAISE SAUCE TOMATO & BASIL
Week 2 – Coming Week
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
ROASTED CHICKEN LEG CARIBBEAN CHICKEN
HICKORY BBQ BEEF BEEF LASAGNE BATTERED POLLOCK
WITH STUFFING BALL CURRY
BREADED WHOLE CHICKEN
GRAVY (VEGETARIAN) GARLIC BREAD GRAVY (VEGETARIAN) NAAN BREAD CHUNKS
JUMBO SAUSAGE
VEGETARIAN OPTION
BATTERED LINDA
PLANTAIN CARIBBEAN
HICKORY BBQ VEGETABLES VEGETABLE LASAGNE ROASTED STUFFED PEPPER MCCARTNEY VEGAN
CURRY
SAUSAGES
SIDE DISHES
CREAMED POTATOES FARMHOUSE VEGETABLES ROAST POTATOES STEAMED BASMATI RICE CHIPS
STEAMED CARROTS STEAMED SWEETCORN & BAKED BEANS
MINI CORN ON THE COB GAUFRETTE POTATOES
ROASTED PARSNIPS PEPPERS PEAS
DESSERT
SPICED SULTANA PASTRY
FRUIT SALAD FLAPJACK FRUIT SALAD FROZEN YOGHURT
SLICE WITH CUSTARD
JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES
PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE
TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE
GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE
BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS
BOLOGNAISE SAUCE TOMATO & BASIL SAUCE ARRABIATTA SAUCE BOLOGNAISE SAUCE TOMATO & BASIL
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Week 3
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
ROAST BEEF CHICKEN KORMA BATTERED COD FILLETS
CREAMY CHICKEN PIE CREAMY CHICKEN PIE DEMI-GLACE SAUCE JUMBO SAUSAGE
NAAN BREAD
YORKSHIRE PUDDING SCAMPI
VEGETARIAN OPTION
SPICED BATTERED SPICY BELL PEPPER, RED ONION
STUFFED JACKET POTATO VEGETABLE DANSAK VEGETARIAN NUGGETS
MUSHROOMS & MUSHROOM WRAP
SIDE DISHES
SWEET POTATO FRIES CREAMED PARSLEY POTATOES POMMES DUCHESS STEAMED BASMATI RICE CHIPS
SLICED CARROTS COURGETTE & PEPPERS BAKED BEANS
STEAMED BROCCOLI STEAMED SAVOY CABBAGE
CAULIFLOWER WITH CUMIN PEAS
DESSERT
APPLE PIE & CUSTARD FRESH FRUIT SALAD GYPSY TART FRUIT CHEESECAKE FRESH FRUIT SALAD
JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES JACKET POTATOES
PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE PASTA PENNE
TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE TUNA MAYONNAISE
GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE GRATED CHEESE
BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS BAKED BEANS
BOLOGNAISE SAUCE TOMATO & BASIL SAUCE ARRABIATTA SAUCE BOLOGNAISE SAUCE TOMATO & BASIL
News
Important Exam Information for the A level and GCSE Summer Exam Season 2019
Please click here for a copy of the Summer 2019 exam timetable
The summer exam season begins on Monday 13th May and finishes on Wednesday 26th June. At Cornwallis Academy
our Year 11 students at this time will commence a personalised timetable providing them with access to subject specialist
teachers for exams they are still to sit and therefore attendance is still compulsory for the entire school day.
Please note that JCQ have stipulated that Wednesday 26th June is a Contingency Day. This means that should there be
national disruption to a day of exams in the summer, the awarding bodies will liaise with the qualification regulators and
the DfE to agree the most appropriate option for managing the impact. As a last resort the affected examinations will be
rescheduled. Although every effort would be taken to keep the impact to a minimum, it is possible that there could be
more than one timetable date affected following the disruption, up to and including the contingency day on 26th June.
Schools will be alerted if it was agreed to reschedule the examinations and the affected students will be expected to
make themselves available in such circumstances. Where students choose not to be available for the rescheduled
examination(s) for reasons other than those traditionally covered by Special Considerations, they will not be eligible for
enhanced grading arrangements. JCQ have also stated that a Contingency Day will be added to all future exam
timetables.
Individual exam timetables and information will be given to students and sent to parents/guardians during the week
beginning 25th March.
Result days are as follows:
A level – Thursday 15th August, collection between 9.30am and 11.30am
GCSE – Thursday 22nd August, collection between 10.00am and 11.30am
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Reminder - if a student is unable to collect their results in person and would like someone else to collect them on their
behalf, please ensure that the person collecting has a signed permissions letter from the student otherwise their results
will not be released to them. Note: If results are not collected on the relevant Results Day, they will be posted out first
class.
If a student or parent/guardian has any queries or questions regarding exams, please email Mrs Franks, the Exams
Officer, on afranks@cornwallisacademy.com.
Geography Bulletin
There has been a positive start to the new term in the Geography department.
Students in Years 7, 8 and 9 have begun their new units this week. Hopefully students have been enjoying learning about
Weather and Climate, Asia and Tectonics. Year 11 students are still working on revision for paper 1. Students are
reminded to complete their booklets as per their teachers’ instructions.
Mrs Mannouch has begun putting together a ‘Where have we been?’ display. Students are encouraged to bring
postcards/information cards of places they have been both inside and outside the U.K. Let’s see how many places we
can get.
The following students have been nominated by their teachers for their hard work in lesson and/or for homework. Well
done and keep it up.
Year 7 – Sarah Louise Powell & Lois Drummond
Year 8 – Mia Hindle & Finn Brooker
Year 9 – Aimee Brayshaw & Jason Jones
Year 10 – Grace Crittenden & Bradley Carter
Year 11 – Amelia Brown & Owen Pink
Art Lino Prints
In Art this term Year 10 have been studying Lino Printing. The textural marks on the lino print are achieved by cutting
out sections with a sharp tool. The ink only prints where the surface remains. Each colour is printed separately.
Perspective: We based our prints on drawings of our school. To make our drawings look real and solid we used
single point perspective to accurately draw the interior of Cornwallis Academy.
Colour: To make our compositions look exciting we experimented with positive and negative, complimentary
and contrasting colours. We also simplified our paintings to use blocks or no more than 3 colours.
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Maths UKMT Results
We have received the results for the UKMT Year 9 and 10 Intermediate Challenge that some of our students competed
in at the end of last term. We had a fantastic set of results this year with four gold certificates, 19 silver certificates and
eight bronze certificates awarded. Two of our students, Abigail Aldrich and Bradley Carter, scored so well that they have
been invited to compete in the Pink Kangaroo competition next month, which is an extension to the Intermediate
Challenge. This is a huge achievement, we are very proud of them both!
Best in Year 9 – Alfie Sanders Best in Year 10 – Abigail Aldrich
Gold Certificate Winners: Millie Toovey Saffron Hilden
Abigail Aldrich Emily Kingman Kaludas Ciplys
Bradley Carter Amber Cooper
Bronze Certificate Winners:
Kally Bond Milly Avila
Libby Mercer
Amy Ford Oliver Canfield
George Feakes
Hana Parsons
Silver Certificate Winners: Alicia Nunn
Harry Giles
Alfie Sanders Adela Vasile
Amie Martin
Luke Elston Josh Crane
Georgie Bird
Joshua Broderick Ollie Langmaid
Tyler Flynn
Bailey Scales David Bremner
Steven Carey
Amber Lockwood
Isabel Westrop
Congratulations to all of our prize winners – and well done to all of our competitors for trying their best and getting stuck
into some really tricky Maths problems!
Most improved Mathematicians
Congratulations to all of the students below who are the most improved Mathematicians at Cornwallis.
Year 9 Alfie Sanders Megan Brunger
Finley Chatfield Skie Cripps Luke Elston
Mason Piper George Feakes Kally Bond
Jamie Burgoyne Robyn Kirkby Hannah O’Hare
Chloe Adams James Fell Albert Klusch
Nathan Enfield Sky-Marie Hall Lailah Marden
Paul Merrick-Holland Alice Presneill Harvey Nicholson
Harry Crothall Oliver Smith Luke Harris
Charlotte Eist Jack Sharpe
Chloe Smitherman Kaneil Cornwall
Year 10
Nikita Turner Tommy Rye
Matthew Piper
Chloe Mangold Spencer Berry
Tieni Bank-Anthony
Kya Allan Robert Devoy
Amber Cooper
Dylan Broderick Ben Lockey
Emily Smith
Shannon Draper Katie Postill
Donn Cameron
Taylor Lawson Jack Sharpe
Emily Kingman
Alistair Graham Louis Stocks
Ethan Gubbins
Ellie Hall Isobelle Weeks
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World Book Day
On March 7th 2019 it is World Book Day and a chance to celebrate the wonder of stories! Frequently, as English teachers,
we are asked to offer recommendations for Cornwallis readers, both reluctant and avid. The following offers a range of
books that are fantastic reads especially targeted towards teenagers:
https://www.worldbookday.com/wp-content/themes/wbd-2015/pdf/share-a-story-top25-books--young-adults.pdf
Need more recommendations? Visit the World Book Day website to find more inspiration tailored towards specific
interests and genres.
'A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies' George R.R. Martin.
Ex-student returns to the Art Department
Our Year 13 artists had the pleasure of a visit and talk from former Cornwallis Art student
Tansy Tester.
Tansy spoke with the students about the work she created on her foundation course and
degree as well as her ongoing progress as a working sculptor. Her work investigates man-
made structures and translates them into resin, rubber and coloured cast materials. The
translation of materials and colours almost makes the solid objects seem almost edible.
Students had the opportunity after the talk to speak with Tansy about their own practical
investigations and creative ideas over the course of
the day and we hope that Tansy will visit us again soon.
Students at Cornwallis will be familiar with a sculptural
figure stood above student reception constructed
from books. Tansy created this in her final year at the
school and it was installed before she departed to
embark on her further studies.
Scientists
The students below have been nominated by their classroom teachers for the amazing effort they have out in during
their lessons in last term.
Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11
Ethan Finnegan Evie Westbrook Alicia Nunn Holly Sands Albert Grunfield
Matthew Salmon Livvy Hobbs Ellie Dracup Lily Smith Liam Ashdown
Sara De Castro Morgan Bowen Harry Crowthall Neli Nedelcheva Owen Pink
Rhys Beaney Harry Houston Naomi Brenton Oliver Morris Chardonnay Smith
Laura Plopeanu Alex Cohen Matthew Steel David Bremner Jake Porter
Harry Clayton Shane Fox Hadlow Adela Vasile Josh Broderick Sunny Ardley
Leyla Karaoglan Megan Carter Denisa Krecza Joe Callegari Olivia Wilden
Olivia Orrell Jessica Washington Nojus Zubarevas Josh Moemken Tom Breese
Jasmine Day Aaron Bissenden Matthew Tierney Mikolaj Szpytma Olivia Lewis
Lennon Holland Ruby Meades Cye Duval Kaneil Cornwall Millie Stere
Scarlet Costain Madeline Wright Alice Presneill Alfie-John Mills Saskia Tombs
Rory Roe Harry Hindle Lottie McLean
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Lucy Haigh Charles Fry Sam Manser Eleanor Mountford Sophie O'Neill
Archie White Daniel Froud Dylan Broderick Alicia Lee Abigail Rushton
Joshua Wood Megan Fletcher Taylor Weston
Finn Glancey Daniel Lockyer
Isabel Brooker
Tammy Lavelle
Talented textiles student
We introduced the use of a specification for the children to design their ideas
for a client. This means that they have to consider the client’s needs and not
just their own.
This is an example of those first ideas being adapted to expand ideas. The class
had twenty minutes to draw one idea and then expand it into 4 developments,
improving the idea as they progressed.
100% Attendance for Term 3
Ella Abbott Rhys Beaney Ryan Byrne Danny Crittenden
Joshua Abdey Dylan Bell Sofia Byrne Johnny Crittenden
Chloe Adams Abigail Bentley Joe Callegari Harry Crothall
Dyami Adani James Berry Adam Carter Ellie Curd
Hivda Akdogan Georgie Bird Bradley Carter Sammy Curteis
Malachi Akinsanya Ryan Bird Rebecca Carter Nicole Davies
Dean Aktouche Aaron Bissenden Star Cauley Connor Davis
Abigail Aldrich Anna Blackman Lily Chapman Miles Davis
Phoebe Aldrich Mia Blake Finley Chatfield Lilyella Debnam
Kya Allan William Blake Jack Chiddention Doclay Domingos
Rhys Allan Freya Boorman Luca Ciovica Ryan Donnison
Kieran Ames Chloe Bourne Klaudas Ciplys Tilly Doorey
Daisy Amos Morgan Bowen Georgia Cole Ellie Dracup
Ashley Andrews Oliver Bowen Jack Cole Richard East
Sunny Ardley Maddy Brace Megan Colechin Hannah Edmonds
Jake Arnold Maxwell Brace Brooke Collett Archie Edwards
William Arnold Bailey Bremerkamp Grace Collett Charlotte Eist
Sam Ashby Naomi Brenton Liberty Collett Katie Ells
Liam Ashdown Cameron Bridger Jack Collier Abbie Elston
Owen Ashworth Joshua Broderick Nat Coltham Luke Elston
Charlotte Austin Leon Brown Samuel Cook Rhianne Fagg
Georgina Austin Ella Budden Cameron Cook-Clarke Joshua Farhall
Teo Avilov Lauren Burgess Lily Cooke George Feakes
Lenny Baker Jamie Burgoyne Amber Cooper Beth Ferriday
Dylan Barnes Maia Burnell Rhys Cooper Samuel Fiander
Naz Barnett Thomas Butcher Kaneil Cornwall Charlotte Finch
Neelo Barnett Charlie Butler Jade Cottenden Connor Fisher
Callum Barry Jake Butler Casey Cox Vito Flaherty
Joe Beale Krystal Butler Harvey Cox Jodie Flight
Elizabeth Beaney Sophie Butler Skie Cripps Bradley Flynn
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Tyler Flynn Brooke Jones Libby Mercer Mia Russell
Amy Ford Mazie Joy Jack Mills George Salih
Alice Fox Tyler Joy Will Minter Harry Salih
Shane Fox-Hadlow Harrison Julier Ollie Moore Matthew Salmon
Bradley Franks Leyla Karaoglan Bridget Morgan-Jones Alfie Sanders
Daniel Froud Hermione Kelly Oliver Morris Oliver Savill
Mac Gale Kevin Kelly Lily Moseley Bailey Scales
Ethan Gaskill Ben Kendall Daniel Musgrave Charlie Sene
Mia George Harley Kendall David Newman Gracie Sevenoaks
Sam Gereb Finley Kerr Henry Newton Taylor Holly Sherwood
Harry Giles Megan Killington Olivia Nichol Riley Shrubsole
Finlay Goddard Megan King Harvey Nicholson Daniel Simmonds
Calum Godden Emily Kingman Benjamin Nix Alfie Simpson
Alex Goodwin Robyn Kirkby Piers Noble Ella Skinner
Harriet Goodwin Harry Knight Chloe Nott Ethan Smith
Alistair Graham Olaf Kolacz Emily Nott Finley Smith
Jessica Graham Tolu Komolafe Alicia Nunn Millie Smith
Abbie Green Tyler Kyne Elizabeth Oakley Oliver Smith
Ethan Gubbins Ben Langmaid Richard O'Hanlon Jimmy Spearink
Lucy Haigh Jak Latcham Richard Olah Sam Speller
Freija Halton Tammy Lavelle Shane O'Neill Ted Speller
Jonathan Halton Oliver Lawrence Ruby Parkman Aaron Spencer
Henry Hankin Lauren Lawson Joseph Parris Gracie Standen
Jenson Harden Taylor Lawson Hana Parsons Bryony Steers
Luke Harris Mollie Leahy Holly Perkins Amy Stone
Charlie Hatton Sarah-Jane Lee Oliver Perrin Robert Stott
Tyler Hatton Oliver Leopard Joseph Perry Matthew Stroulger
Katie Hayes Dylan Lewis Joshua Philpot Archie Swaden
Patrick Hazebroek Olivia Lewis Christine Phiri Lacey Swaden
Ethan Head Roksana Lizinczyk Callum Piper Mikolaj Szpytma
Jacob Head Ben Lockey Mason Piper Ashley Tanton
Josiah Hicks Daniel Lockyer Tyler Plumb Libby Tarbet
Alfie Hicks-Watson Matthew Lucas Katie Postill Max Thomsett
Koda Hilden Max Macdonald Sophie Postill Charlotte Tidman
James Hodges Katie Mace Finley Potter Matthew Tierney
Olivia Hodson Meadow Maclaurin Alice Presneill Ruben Tietjen
Lennon Holland Caitlin Maclean Vicky Preston-Mcleod Carmen Tombs
Dylan Holness Kai Malherbe Deandra Pryce Saskia Tombs
Reagan Holness Chloe Mangold Kye Ray Millie Toovey
Harry Houston Kyle Marchant Daniel Read Demi Tupper
Charlie Howes Alfie Marden Talia Read Joseph Underwood
Tia Hughes-Darby Lailah Marden Harrison Rees Harry Upton
Stewart Hutton Amie Martin Matthew Rees Malina Vakavchieva
Carlos Iorcuzu Ellie Martin Jack Reynolds Maisy Vane
Sid Iszard Callum Masters Chloe Richards Adela Vasile
Emma Jee Tommy Maxim Frazer Robson Sam Veness
Victoria Jeffery Phoebe May Rory Roe Shannon Venner
Toby Jenkins Ben Mayhew Alec Rundle Ashlee Vidgen
Ethan Johnson Lottie McLean Abigail Rushton Harry Wakeford
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George Wallace Joe Wensley Charlie Whitehead Madeline Wright
Callie Wallis Matthew West Morgan Wilby Maisy Wright
Ross Watkins Evie Westbrook Kieran Willis Nojus Zubarevas
Amelie Watts Jessica Westbrook Emily Wilson
Joseph Watts Lucy Wheeler Joseph Wilson
Kaitlan Way Archie White Sophie Withycombe
Ethan Webb Jacob White Amy Woollett
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Student Leadership
Last term saw the first official meeting of the house student leadership committee. Over 40 students attended to discuss
how student voice, leadership and community participation should look at Cornwallis. Students from Year 7 through to
Year 13 designed the structure, job roles and application process for house representatives.
At Cornwallis we believe student voice is instrumental in shaping the school and allows students to engage in meaningful
dialogue with teachers and peers about important issues and how we should move forward with student leadership.
Not only does student voice aid in improving the climate of the school but also student achievement, sense of community
and fosters workforce readiness.
The students were proactive, mature and demonstrated the ability to think creatively to provide solutions to questions
posed. Many students such as Euan Carcary, Cara Chiarvesio and Sofia Byrne shone as natural leaders and positive role
models for the younger students within the group.
Sofia commented "It gave us the chance to share our thoughts with other year groups, and discuss the kinds of
opportunities we would like available to students throughout their education here".
This term will see the implementation of the structure created by the committee and the chance for students to formally
apply for these roles.
The structure
Each of the 6 houses will have a prefect team, each member of the team will also sit on the student council, not only
working vertically within the house system but also working closely with the year teams as year prefect. Year 11 and
sixth form students will fulfil the head and deputy prefect roles.
Each house will follow the same leadership structure as below.
Head
Prefect
Deputy Deputy
Prefect Prefect
Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Prefect Prefect Prefect Prefect
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Key Dates
Thursday 7th March Year 9 Options Evening
Monday 18th March Year 11 Biology PPE Paper 2 NEW!
Thursday 21st March: 3:45pm – 7:30pm Year 8 Parents Evening
Friday 22nd March Year 9 Vaccinations
Monday 25th March Year 11 Chemistry PPE Paper 2 NEW!
Wednesday 27th March Year 11 Physics PPE Paper 2 NEW!
Monday 1st April Music show
Friday 5th April End of Term 4
Tuesday 23rd April Start of Term 5
Thursday 25th April Year 7 Parents Evening
Monday 29th April Year 10 and 12 Pre-Public Examinations begin
Wednesday 1st May BTEC Performance
Thursday 2nd May BTEC Performance
Monday 6th May Bank Holiday
Friday 10th May Year 10 and 12 Pre-Public Examinations end
Monday 13th May Start of A Level and GCSE exam season
Wednesday 15th May Year 8 Vaccinations
Friday 24th May End of Term 5
Monday 3rd June Start of Term 6
Thursday 6th June Year 12 UCAS Evening
Thursday 20th June: 5:30pm – 7:00pm Year 11 Celebration Evening
Wednesday 26th June End of A Level and GCSE exam season
Thursday 27th June Year 11 into Sixth Form Day
Thursday 27th June: 5:45pm – 7:15pm Year 6 Parent Induction Evening
Friday 28th June Year 11 into Sixth Form Day
Thursday 4th July Year 6 Induction Day
Friday 5th July Year 6 Induction Day
Friday 12th July Year 8 Vaccinations
Thursday 18th July: 12pm finish End of Term 6
The Term Dates for 2019-2020 are available on our website. Please click here to view them.
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Afterschool Catch up/Revision Sessions
Maths Revision
Year 7 and 8 Mathematics Afterschool sessions Year 9 and 10 Mathematics Afterschool sessions
Thursdays, 3:00pm-4:00pm in 7A3 Tuesdays, 3:00pm-4:00pm in S20
Year 11 Mathematics Revision Sessions 3:00 - 4:00 pm
Exam-Style Questions
Session 1: AJA Session 2: NG Session 3:CH Session 4:JB Session 5: SFH
Date
(Grades 6+) (Grade 4) (Grade 5) (Grade 4) (Grade 4)
Factors,
Non-Linear
Fractions, Decimals Multiples and Perimeter and Pythagoras’
25th February Simultaneous
and Percentages Primes – Area Theorem
Equations
Problem Solving
Surds and Pythagoras and
th Quantities as Compound
4 March Rationalising the Area – Problem Trigonometry
Ratios Measures
Denominator Solving
Solving Sequences and
Quadratic Quantities as Forming
11th March Indices Probability
Equations (all 3 Percentages Equations –
methods) Problem Solving
Composite and Percentage Brackets and
th
18 March Inverse Increase and Factorising – Transformations Pie Charts
Functions Decrease Problem Solving
3D Pythagoras
Ratio and Decimals – Constructions
25th March and Angles
Proportion Problem Solving and Loci
Trigonometry
Transforming Sharing in a Given Averages – Best Buy Scatter
1st April
Functions Ratio Problem Solving Problems Diagrams
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Lettings
At Cornwallis Academy we have amazing facilities for hire in the evenings, weekends and school holidays. Below you
can see the prices for each of the different areas you are able to hire.
If you would like to hire any of our facilities or want to know more information please email:
www.cornwallisacademy.com/lettings
Room Capacity/Size Cost per hour
Sports Hall including changing rooms
350 £45.00
and showers
Lecture Theatre 165 £30.00
Indoor Theatre/Seated Area £30.00
Dance Studio 30 £30.00
Activity Room 30 - 40 £30.00
Drama Studio 30 £30.00
31 + (2 x ensemble room and
Music Room £30.00
recording studio)
MUGA (Multi use Games Area) 4 tennis courts £35 for 2 hours
Classroom 20-30 £25 per room
Plaza 150 £35.00
Plaza (IT Support) 150 £40.00
Art Room 30 £25.00
Conference Room 10 £20.00
Football Pitch 9-a-side 18 £35.00
Football Pitch 7-a-side 14 £35.00
Mezzanine 25 £25.00
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