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Highcliffe School Student Bulletin

Monday 2nd – Friday 6th July 2018: Week A

General Notices

Bookies Book Group Book Sale (MHY)

Bookies Book Group will be holding a book sale, in the Library, every break and lunchtime during the week commencing Monday 2nd July. We would be grateful for any book donations for the sale. Please come and have a look, books will be reasonably priced and all proceeds will go to a local charity (yet to be decided by Bookies).

PE Notices

FIXTURES/PRACTICES 2nd -6th July

LUNCHTIME (1.25-1.55pm) AFTER SCHOOL (3.05-4.10pm)

Monday

Tuesday Year 8 Cricket Club (SHM) Year 7 & 8 Rounders Club (HWH) Table Tennis Club

Wednesday

Year 7 & 8 Rounders v Twynham (H) (HWH) Sports Tour Girls Football Training (HWH) Sports Tour Netball training (MWR) Athletics Club

Thursday Sports Tour Rugby Training (JDN) Year 7 & 8 Tennis Club (SHM)

Friday Year 7 Cricket Club (JDN)

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Music Notices

Day Lunch After school

Monday Percussion club Ex3 - All years welcome

Creative use of Music Technology Ex5

All years welcome

Tuesday Highcliffe Choir and choir band Ex2

All years welcome

Concert Band Ex3

Wednesday Ukulele Club Ex2

Guitar Club Ex3

All years welcome

Thursday Senior Choir Ex5 - Audition only

Music Theory Ex2

All years welcome

Folk Band Ex3

Friday

Music Rehearsal-Thursday 5th July – Period 4 and 5 – Music Tech students to set up hall Friday 6th July – ALL DAY

TECHNICAL REHEARSAL. Check below for when you are needed. Please come to the main hall to be registered –

NOT YOUR TUTOR ROOM! Music Tech students will be needed all day. Lighting Team will be needed all day.

Soloists - Make sure your backing tracks have been emailed to Mr Bannister before the dress rehearsal. Please

ensure you send us an MP3 file. Not a YouTube link!

Tutor time and Period 1 and 2

Percussion Ensemble (Simon Mellish)

Choir and Choir band (RBR) – Take on Me, This is Me

Ukulele and Guitar group (RBR.RJP) – Apache, Wipeout/Hawaii5-0

Concert band (RJP) – I feel pretty, Tonight

Folk Band (RJP) – An Dufuyans/Sandy’s Chant, South Australia

Leila Wilkinson Zarbafi & Freddie Young – When I’m Gone

Katie Proctor & Emily Huxtable – The Night We Met

Laura Robertson & Daisy PB – Mr Brightside

Katie Swaine – Dancing on my own

Rebecca Norcliffe & Eve Caine - Sweet Creature

Period 3 and 4 Percussion Ensemble (Simon Mellish)

Amelia Hamm & Megan James – Empire State of Mind

Natalie Bailey & the Arkleys – Say Something

Ellie Evans, Nik Lake, Ollie Desjonqueres, Jessica DK – Brazil

Emily Butler & Ollie Desjonqueres – Somebody that I used to know

Cavan Davey, Jacques Desjonqueres & George Derham – Red Hot Chilli Peppers etc.

Yr8 Dance (AWS)

Yr9 Dance (AWS)

Period 5 ALL STUDENTS NEEDED including hosts for the evening (Oliver Wilmore & Ellie Dibdin) Run through of order for evening Rehearse large ensemble groups (if possible)

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Literacy Notices

The Best Words. In the Best Place.

This week’s “Word of the Week” is … Tranquil (adjective) What does “tranquil” mean? Does is mean …? 1/ To be calm. 2/ To changing from a quill pen to a modern biro 3/ Difficult Answer: The answer is 1.

Examples: I like sitting by the sea. It is very tranquil. These words create a tranquil atmosphere. Critical Thinking: What is the best way to create a tranquil atmosphere in a room? Commendation Opportunities: Do you use this word? That’s your challenge. Try and use the word “ambivalent” in class in writing or in speech. You might get commended for an effective use of it! Break-through commendation: If you use it incorrectly first time, but try again, you might receive a break-through commendation!

SUPPORTED BY

9 -11 AUGUSTMEYRICK PARK

The perfect way to spend a few hours with family in the company of the magnificent Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

Bring along afternoon tea and

enjoy performances

and fun in a totally

relaxed setting!

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T A Y

S OE L A X E D

and £1 for children (u18s)UNDER 3s go FREE!

Performances on the main stage4.30pm-7pm

H U R S D

SYMPHONIC SPECTACULAR

4PM GATES OPEN

4.30PM MINI BSO CONCERT – PIRATES AHOY!AHAAAAAAAA! Come on a seafaring adventure aboard the Mini BSO’s pirate ship. Sea songs, stories, dance and much more…

5.30PM BSO RESOUNDThe BSO’s pioneering disabled-led Ensemble conducted by James Rose perform a selection of musical gems including Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro Overture, Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata and Gershwin’s I’ve Got Rhythm

6.15PM BOURNEMOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRABSO Resound join the full forces of the BSO and conductor Victor Aviat for a fantastic concert of symphonic greatsSHOSTAKOVICH Festive Overture TCHAIKOVSKY Sleeping Beauty WaltzALEXANDER CAMPKIN HopingBERNSTEIN Fancy Free Dance VariationsRACHMANINOV Vocalise HANDEL Music for the Royal FireworksWith videos on the big screens between performances and dynamic presenter James Redwood leading a variety of audience participation activities there will be plenty of things to keep you entertained!

WHY NOT JOIN THE BSO FOR THE WHOLE WEEKEND?

For more details and online booking visit www.BSOlive.com

01202 669925 BSOlive.com

BSO RELAXED THURSDAYSchedule of AfternoonWhy not join the fun by dressing up as a pirate.

TICKETS:£5 adults £1 children (3-18 yrs) under 3s FREEPersonal assistants FREE. Special prices are available for groups. Call the box office for details.

Two fantastic concerts featuring symphonic masterpieces and the best of 70s classics. Gates open for picnics from 6pm and both nights feature spectacular fireworks including an amazing 30-minute laser, lights, pyrotechnics and fireworks show.

SATURDAY 11 AUGUST 7.30PMFRIDAY 10 AUGUST 8PM