ISSUE 267 5th October 2018 - Sharples School
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ISSUE 267
5t h Oct ober
2018
At t endance Reward I ni t i at ive
The new initiative, which began in January, sees all students that gain 100% attendance in a week
put in to a prize draw. In the assemblies the following week, three students from each year will be
awarded a prize of their choosing. Prizes include, for Year 7: Free Swim pass, Snack Voucher or
Chocolate Bar and for Years 8, 9 and 10: Early Lunch pass or Snack Voucher with Years 9 and 10 also
having the choice of a 1 week Gym pass. In Year 11, just one winner will be chosen, who will have
the choice between a £5 ?Love 2 Shop?voucher or a 1 week Gym pass.
Form Prizes
There is also a chance for the best attending forms to win a collective prize every half term. Year 7
and 8 form winners will be rewarded by choosing a film to watch, Year 9 and 10 form winners will
receive donuts and hot chocolate and Year 11 will win snack packs to take to ALS.
Reward Trips
All Students who achieve 100% attendance in a term will be invited on a rewards trip at the end of
that term. Years 7 and 8 will be going on a trip to the cinema to watch a latest film and Years 9 and
10 will be invited to a Trafford Centre shopping trip.
The ultimate goal, for every student in Years 7-11 is to achieve at least 97% attendance and
therefore will be invited to the end of year rewards trip which will be a trip to Blackpool Pleasure
Beach or Alton Towers and for Year 11 access to alternative trips and the prom.
Rot ary Yout h Leadershi p Award
This week, two Year 11 students visited the Turton Rotary
Club to give thanks for their sponsorship of the Rotary Youth
Leadership Award. In July, Destiny and Saaemah travelled to
Pettypool (in Cheshire) to spend 6 days developing skills
including planning, teamwork and organisation as they
worked with young people from across the north west to
build a mini adventure playground.
The girls gave a short presentation to the members of the
club and presented the President with an honorary Learn
Dream Achieve badge on behalf on Sharples School. Thanks
again to Turton Rotary for sponsoring this opportunity for
our students
Aut ot rader Boss advi ses Year 10 st udent s
Last week, the CEO of Autotrader visited Sharples to speak to Year 10 on his life experiences and to
advise them on the coming years. His tips for success included getting out to see the wide world,
joining clubs and activities as employers want to see more than good exam results.
Good advice indeed!
Macmi llan Chari t y Bake Sale
On Tuesday we held a bake sale in aid of Macmillan Cancer Charity.
The baking was led by Year 7 student Lewis Makin who had the idea
to sell cakes in memory of family members.
The cake sale raised a fantastic £300. Well done and thanks everyone
who took part.
Pri mary School Super Sci ence This week we welcomed visitors from The Oaks and St Paul?s to do some science with us! Year 2s, from The Oaks, enjoyed a session on Materials Science where they made slime and toasted marshmallows on the Bunsen burner! Year 4s, from St Paul?s, learned all about sound. They made their own musical instruments and investigated the sounds made by different elastic bands! Macbet h Theat re Tri p On Monday, a selection of students went to The Lowry Theatre to see a performance of William Shakespeare?s Macbeth. This new production retold the story of Shakespeare?s classic tragedy however, it had a post-apocalyptic twist! The students enjoyed their evening which was filled with anarchy and uncertainty.
Year 10 Duke of Edi nburgh's Award deadli ne f or appli cat i ons. As a reminder for students and parents/carers, the deadline for Year 10 students to hand in their applications to take part in the DofE Bronze Award programme this year is the end of the day on Monday 8th October. Applications to Mr Davies please. For further information about the DofE programme or the applications process please see the DofE section of the school website at www.sharplesschool.co.uk/duke-of-edinburgh/ or email Mr Davies at i.davies@sharplesschool.co.uk . Foot ball Report The Year 9 football team had a difficult draw against Rivington and Blackrod on Monday in the Bolton Cup. Rivington took an early lead and Sharples struggled to recover. Daniel Bankole looked dangerous upfront and impressed on his first game of the season. Cole Bridge went close crashing his free kick against the crossbar and then Sharples eventually found the net with a well worked goal. It was only to be a consolation as Sharples crashed out of the cup. The following day, Year 10 were looking to progress to the next round of the cup. It was a good performance by the team with Edison excelling at the back and Matthew Senior slotting home from the penalty spot. Overall, it was a good well fought performance but Sharples ran out of steam towards the end allowing St Catherine?s to capitalise. They scored two second half goals which won the game. The final result was 4-2. Sharples should be proud as they played some good football. Unfortunately, the Year 7 and 8 game was postponed by Kearsley until the following week. However, it was fantastic to see 30 students from both years still turn up to football practice in preparation for next week. Both Year 7 and 8 have 2 fixtures next week as they look to build on their positive start to the season.
Net ball Report At t endance
The girls welcomed Mount St. Joseph?s 1st October -
on Wednesday night to play netball. For 5th October
our Year 7 team, it was their first Best Year Group
competitive game against another
school. For the Year 8s, they wanted the Year 7 97.1%
Year 8 94.7%
chance to play a Year 8 team after
Year 9 96.4%
facing Smithills Year 10s in a friendly.
Year 10 97.1%
The Year 9s wanted to keep their clean
Year 11 97.5%
sheet with another win. Mount St.
Joseph?s arrived promptly and the Best Forms:
matches got under way. Despite it being
7P1 100%
their first match, the Year 7 team 8E 98.9%
settled quickly into the match and 9S1 99.5%
looked exceptionally strong. The Year 8 10L&S1 100%
and 9 teams also made great starts. All 11L 100%
the teams managed to get a goal early
699 pupils have
on in the game giving them confidence. Along with this, grit and determination
100% for current
all three teams fought fiercely for goals and it payed off as all of our teams won
academic year
their match against Mount St. Joseph?s! The Year 7s won 10-3, 8s won 4-1 and
9s won 8-3. This was just the type of fixture we need to prove that we have the Dat es For Your
ability to play some great netball and I?m proud of all of the girls who played. A Di ary
special mention has to go to the girls who were picked by Mount St. Joseph?s as Wednesday 10th
?Players of the Match?, Grace, Freya and Charlotte. Well done girls and watch October - Year 7
this space...our next match is against Ladybridge! Settling In Evening
(5:00pm ? 7:00pm)
Sport s Fi xt ures
Monday: Thursday 11th
KS3 swimming club (until 4pm) Wednesday: October - Primary
Primary Sport Stars KS3 Swimming club (until 4pm) Spelling Bee (4:00 ?
Fitness suite (until 4pm) Yr 7 Football v Kearsley (h) League 5:30pm)
Yr 8 Football v Kearsley (h) League
Tuesday: Yr 7,8, 9 & 10 Netball v Ladybridge (h) Friday 12th October
Yr 7 Football v Thornleigh (h) - Year 6 Big
Yr 8 Football v Thornleigh (h) Thursday: Performing Arts
Netball training- all years (until Fitness suite (until 4pm) Day
4.15pm) BTEC drop in- yr 9 & 10.
MAIN DISHES FRUIT AND TRAY BREAKFAST AND
BAKES SIDE DISHES MORNING BREAK
CHEESE AND ONION PASTRY - £1.10 (ONLY)
CHEESE AND LEEK TURNOVER - £1.35 LARGE GRAPES ? 70p JACKET POTATO ? 80p
MEAT AND POTATO PIE - £1.55 SMALL GRAPES ? 55p POTATO SIDE ? 80p SAUSAGE BARM - £1.35
PIZZA - £1.35 GRANOLA POT ? 80p VEGATABLES ? 30p OMELETTE BACON - £1.25
DAHL - £1.55 WHOLE FRUIT ? 40p SIDE SALAD ? 40p BREAKFAST WRAP - £1.20
MEAT PIE - £1.55 FRUIT POT ? £1.10 CHEESE PORTION ? BACON BARM - £1.10
POTATO SKINS - £1.55 STRAWBERRIES - 55p TEACAKE ? 41p
FISH - £1.55 £1.00 BEANS ? 42p PANNINI ? 72p
CHICKEN/ FISH WRAP £1.75 TRAY BAKE ? 61p SOUP ? 60p TOAST ? 32p
SAUSAGE - £1.35 BISCUIT ? 41p BREAD PORTION ? 40p PANCAKE ? 45p
VEG/ BEEF BURGER - £1.55 HOT PUDDING ? 61p CHIPS - £1.07 CHEESE TOAST ? 65p
LASAGNE - £1.55 YOGHURTS ? 50p POTATO CAKE ? 41p
CHICKEN CURRY - £1.55 CRACKERS- 75p CRUMPET ? 41p
ENCHILADAS - £1.55 SOREEN ? 61p CEREAL ? 80p
GRAB AND GO ITEMS
MEATBALLS - £1.55 POPCORN ? 60P
PASTA BAKE - £1.35 JELLY ? 61p DRINKS
CURRY POTS - £1.8
BIRYANI - £1.55 PASTA KING - £1.85 CUPLET ? 32p
MAC CHEESE - £1.10 PASTA POTS - £1.35 AQUA JUICE ? 42p
VEG MOUSSAKA - £1.55 PANINI - £1.75 MILK CARTON ? 45p
CHEESE FLAN - £1.35 SALAD - £1.58 MILKSHAKE ? 60p
BAGUETTES - £1.75 SMALL WATER ? 50p
MEAL DEALS WRAPS - £1.75 PURE JUICE ? 65p
AVAILABLE DAILY £2.35 INCLUDING SANDWICHES - £1.27 AQUA SPLASH ? 65p
DRINK AND BISCUIT OR SMALL SANDWICHES - £1.55 OMJ ? 70p
GRAPES SANDWICHES - £1.75 HOT DRINKS ? 80p
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