The Principal's Blog
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An Evening of Drama (Tuesday) |
I am very much looking forward to Tuesday evening's GCSE Drama performances. The evening begins at 730pm in the main hall and there is no charge for admission. The Drama Club are also putting on a number of sketches during the evening.
It should be a great night and I hope you are able to attend. Above all, good luck to our GSCE Drama candidates. |
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Bernard Matthews Sponsorship Package |
Congratulations to Kate Brocklesby in Y13 who has won sponsorship from Bernard Matthews to help fund her through university. This scheme gives Kate guaranteed employment in a range of high powered departments, (including finance and marketing), at Bernard Matthews during her holidays.
Four students applied for this prestigious award, (which is worth up to £20 000). All candidates impressed the Bernard Matthews selection panel, but Kate was the unanimous winner.
Kate has been offered a place to study French and Arabic at Durham University. |
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On the 20th of June we will be holding our annual Summer Music Concert. This year's event will be particularly special for two reasons. Firstly, our concert is part of the highly prestigious regional celebrations of Benjamin Britten's life, on the 100th anniversary of his birth.
Secondly, this will be the final concert for our Head of Music, Mr Parker. Mr Parker retires this summer after many years of wonderful service to RHSC.
Tickets will be available very soon and we hope you will be able to join us and enjoy a fantastic evening of music, from Britten to the Beatles. |
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 Mark Farrar, Principal
Reepham High School and College
"Comprehensive Excellence"
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Exams 2013 - all students have their individual timetable
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May GCSE and GCE 2013
Monday 13th May first GCSE and GCE exam
June GCSE and GCE 2013
Thursday 20th June last GCE exam
Monday 24th June last GCSE exam
August 2013
Thursday 15th August GCE Results Day
Thursday 22nd August GCSE Results Day
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Mini-Tennis Tournament
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Tne feeder school mini-tennis tournament took place on Wednesday 14th May. The overall winner was Reepham Primary School congratulations! The volunteers were brilliant and without them it couldn’t have ran so smoothly. Thank you to everyone who helped and supported this term. Next term we look ahead to cricket with years 4, 5 and 6. The cricket festival will be held at Gt. Witchingham Cricket Club on 16thJuly. |
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Fishing Competition
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Six pupils went to Barford Lakes to compete in the West Norwich and Dereham partnership fishing competition. They had three hours to catch as many fish as possible working in teams of three. The biggest haul of the day was by Kyle Ledger (32lbs) but the team of Dominic Watts, leon Stamp and Morgan Russell worked well together to win the event!
Well done boys.
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ECO Greenhouse - Bottle Collection Grand Raffle
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The Nature Club are holding a Greenhouse Bottle Collection Grand Raffle
- Rules: Each 2L round plastic bottle must be clean, dry and have a lid.
- Inside the bottle on a piece of paper clearly write your name and tutor group.
- Hand in your bottle into the box in the Foyer.
- When we have reached the target of 2,000 bottles - a bottle will be chosen and there will be a prize for the individual and tutor group.
- Any queries please see Ms. Lee or Mr Wheater.
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RHSC candidates for Dux Awards 2013
Congratulations to Year 9 students, Emily Osborne 9/VIL and Harris Wright 9/RAG who have been selected as the successful RHSC candidates for this year's Dux Awards. Read more |
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Literacy strategies The Importance of Numeracy
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Here are just a few literacy strategies that are currently in place at Reepham High School and College.
WORD OF THE WEEK - from Mon 29th April to Mon 13th May is 'abandon'. Rewards are given for students using the new words correctly in a sentence.
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Read about the ways in which Ms. Cattlin, Numeracy Co-ordinator has been working on ways to improve numeracy within lessons.
YEAR 7 NUMERACY BUDDIES - students will be given extra help during tutor time by Sixth Form mentors or students from Years 10 and 11.
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