Prep for the Week Issue | 1798

Issue Number XXXX – XX September 2014

Prep for The Week Issue Number 1798– 22 May 2015 1

Miss S E Ramsay, Head of PE, Swimming and Girls' Sport

Issue Number 1798– 22 May 2015

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Prep for the Week

In this week’s issue…Headmaster’s Blog Kingfishers News Lower School News Year 5 ExperienceUpper School NewsGirls' and Boys' Sport

Headmaster CommendationsIndividual AchievementsClubsNotices Birthday Celebrations The School Week Ahead

The Year 5 Experience Day

Our Year 5 children thoroughly enjoyed their day!



Dear Parents

When we return after half-term, although the usual routine of events which characterize the end of a summer term at a busy prep school will take place, some focus shifts to our return to school in September. One area of particular interest to pupils, their parents and staff alike, is the formation of new classes and the allocation of tutors and class teachers to those new groups.

Headmaster's Blog

When undertaking this challenging task, the staff stick to some basic guiding principles.

1. A child should be encouraged to develop a wide circle of friends. My best friend is Simon who I met at prep school when I was five. We have known each other for fifty years, ring each other each week and remain great friends even though he lives in Kent. I believe that our friendship has survived because neither of us ever sought to control the other and we also developed our own separate network of companions.

2. We understand that children like to have some continuity of friendship. This is why we use the ‘hand of friendship’ system whereby every child nominates five other children and we guarantee that at least one of those children will be with them in next year’s Form or tutor group. This we know to be mathematically feasible.

3. In some instances, primarily where a child has had serious pastoral issues, we might seek the views of the parents. However, although we will happily listen to the opinions of parents when it comes to the construction of the new groupings, under no circumstances can I guarantee to acquiesce to the wishes of any one set of parents. I do believe that we operate in a customer service industry, but I qualify that view by stating that it is impossible to allow parental wishes to drive this operation.

As stated earlier this term, I hope to inform parents of the new groupings and allocation of staff by Friday 12 June at the latest.

Published for the first time in this edition of Prep for the Week are the draft plans for all of the Saturdays in the Autumn Term.

Some reminders:

Saturday school is compulsory for all children in Years 7 and 8. Children need to be in school for an 8:15am registration. Academic lessons run until 9:50am, with fixtures and House events beginning after this. Finish time will depend on the venue and nature of fixtures, or House events, but I hope that most events will be over by 1pm.

There will be no academic lessons, but Saturday school is compulsory for all children in Years 5 and 6. Saturday school will not be compulsory for Years 3 and 4, but there is an extensive programme that we hope will attract regular attendance. Arrival times and finish times will be dictated by the type and the venue of the event. These will be detailed in the school calendar, on team sheets and in a weekly Saturday morning programme handout that will be distributed on Thursdays. The first of these handouts will be sent out before the end of term to give an indication of how Saturday mornings will look.

There will be a Siblings Club for the younger brothers and sisters of those in Year 7 and 8 children involved in the Saturday morning lessons. The Siblings Club will accommodate these children until their meet time for the fixture/House event. Children without siblings involved in Saturday morning lessons will not be able to be accommodated prior to their allotted meet time. Lower School will not open prior to House events or fixtures.



As one can see, there is already much to be excited about in September! But first we must finish the job in hand.

Year 8 will do their Common Entrance examinations immediately after half-term. I recommend that half-term is a balance between rest and revision, with the emphasis on the former. Both weekends should be free of angst and pressure. Following on from Common Entrance is the post-CE programme, constructed by Mrs Reid and her team. There is a great deal to look forward to and my expectation is that Year 8 will respond positively to the effort that has gone into devising this programme of events, which are fun

and informative. Should the behaviour of any member of Year 8 slip below expectation, my immediate response will one of disappointment. This will be quickly followed by a decision on the consequences of inappropriate behaviour.

For those of you who were lucky enough to attend the Kingfishers Summer Concert, we leave for half-term with ‘a spring in our step and a song in our heart’. Such courage, enthusiasm, teamwork and infectious joie de vivre - well done and thank you Miss Jones, her team and Kingfishers!



Saturday Mornings – Autumn Term 2015

Please find below the overview for our Saturday morning plans, beginning this September.

Each week, a Saturday programme will be sent out by clarion giving the fine detail for the morning. The first of these will come out before the end of this term, to give parents a chance to digest the information.

Below is the overview for both the Boys and Girls and accompanying notes.

The Autumn Term’s major sports are rugby for the boys and hockey for the girls.

• Both schedules begin with a pre-season day, further details of this will come out via clarion.

• There will be a sporting club and a creative club every Saturday for Year 2, this is optional, but will be great fun to attend.

• They will have their fixtures against Dean Close on the 28 November.

• Open Morning will be run slightly differently. The plans we have in place mean it will be just as fun for our children as it is for the visitors. Be prepared for mad science experiments, archery in the Barn, and Mr Dawson dragging visiting parents over to join in rugby drills.

• The Academic Olympiad will be a brain taxing morning containing everything from spelling tests to wacky quizzes about strange facts and maybe even a treasure hunt with cryptic clues!

• Please note, there will be some afternoon fixtures against Dean Close for Years 6, 7 and 8. The Bonfire Weekend rugby fixture has been such a longstanding tradition that we didn’t want to lose the event. These matches will begin around 13:00, with plenty of time to get ready for the fireworks.



5 Sept 12 Sept 19 Sept 3 Oct 10 Oct 7 Nov 14 Nov 28 Nov 5 Dec

Upper School

Pre-Season Training

Training Day

Matches v Pinewood

Open Morning

House Matches

Matches v Dean Close (pm start)

Matches v RGS Worc

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs

Year 6 Pre-Season Training

Training Day

Matches v Pinewood

Open Morning

House Matches


Hockey Festival at Bromsgrove

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs


Training Day

Matches v Pinewood

Open Morning

House Matches

Matches v Dean Close

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs

Year 4 Rugby Trials

Matches v Pinewood

House Matches


Hockey Festival at Prior Park

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs

Year 3 Rugby Trials

Matches v Pinewood

House Matches

Matches v St Hugh’s

Hockey Festival at Beaudesert


Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs

Year 2 Clubs Clubs Clubs Clubs Clubs Clubs Matches v Dean Close

Clubs

Girls

5 Sept 12 Sept 19 Sept 3 Oct 10 Oct 7 Nov 14 Nov 28 Nov 5 Dec

Upper School

Pre-Season Training

Training Day

Matches v Pinewood

Open Morning Matches v

Bromsgrove


Matches v Abingdon

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs


Training Day

Matches v Pinewood


Bromsgrove


House Matches

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs


Training Day

Matches v Pinewood


Bromsgrove


House Matches

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs


Rugby Trials

Rugby Festival at Cheltenham

House Matches

Rugby Festival at Clifton


Rugby Festival at Prior Park

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs


Rugby Trials

Rugby Festival at Cheltenham

House Matches

Rugby Festival at Clifton


Rugby Festival at The Downs

Academic Olympiad

Matches v The Downs

Boys



Kingfishers

Healthy Kingfishers Take Over the Cooking!

Eager and excited, Year 2 children became little chefs last week, planning and preparing their own lunches all in the name of science.

Following some in-depth investigations into our dietary habits and what we considered to be healthy foods, our children were set the task of creating their own lunches, being careful to limit the amount of sugar, salt and fat whilst including something from each of the main food groups.

Preparation areas were then set up in classrooms (resembling a certain sandwich shop on the Bath Road!) and our children took charge, creating sandwiches with their chosen filling and gathering foods to fill their lunch bags.

They even took over the washing up and cleaning!

The whole year group then assembled for a picnic by The Lake to inspect what their friends had created, before eating together in the sunshine. It was a morning of learning, food and fun rolled into one!

A big thank you must go to the school kitchen staff for supplying ingredients and supporting the learning of the children.

Miss O C Sheldon, Deputy Head of Kingfishers



Lower School

This week saw the whole of Years 3 and 4 take part in the Lower School Maths Challenge. The pupils were split into teams of 4, and took part in seven different mathematical rounds of quizzes, practical activities and challenges.

The afternoon proved to be great fun, with every pupil working enthusiastically for his or her team. Most challenges involved problem solving and effective teamwork. Some Year 8 pupils helped out during the afternoon, to assist teams and mark the work to help find the eventual winners.

The top three teams were:

1) WINNERS: Ethan, George and Lilly in Year 4, Ben in Year 3.

2) RUNNERS UP: Zara and Alex in Year 3, Jay and Toby in Year 4.

3) THIRD PLACE: Jacob in Year 3, Noah, Aleki and Arthur in Year 4.

Overall, the afternoon was a great success, with all pupils working extremely hard and having lots of fun at the same times as completing some maths.

Mr A J Theedom, Lower School Class Tutor



Year 5 Experience Day



Our Year 8 Scholar Work

Our Scholars completed their children's book project today, by hosting French/Spanish story time with Reception and Years 1 and 2 in Kingfishers.

They used their linguistic skills, as well as their creativity, to make excellent resources for the younger children.

We had a pop-up bear, a Little Red Hen sock puppet and a giant, fold-out moose!

The Kingfishers thoroughly enjoyed the experience and had plenty of interesting questions for the scholars.

Upper School

Take a look at these photos of their books, as well as some of them 'live in action' with the younger pupils.

Miss C M Lewis, Modern Foreign Languages



Girls' Sport

Tennis Scores

Team Opposition Date Score Result

1sts – 3 pairs The Dragon 16 May 8 – 1

matches

WON

2nds – 3 pairs The Dragon 16 May 7 – 2

matches

WON

U10/11A – 3

pairs

The Dragon 16 May 11 – 37

games

LOST

U10/11B – 3

pairs

The Dragon 16 May 7 – 28

games

LOST

1sts – 3 pairs Dean Close 20 May 5 – 4

matches

WON

2nds – 3 pairs Dean Close 20 May 6 – 3

matches

WON

3rds – 3 pairs Dean Close 20 May 6 – 3

matches

WON

4ths – 3 pairs Dean Close 20 May 2 – 7

matches

LOST

5ths – 2 pairs Dean Close 20 May 0 – 4

matches

LOST

U11(A) – 4

pairs

Dean Close 20 May 3 – 5

matches

LOST

U10(A) – 2

pairs

Dean Close 20 May 2 – 2

matches

17 – 15 games WON

U10/11(B) – 3

pairs

Richard Pate

A

20 May 1-7

matches

(1 draw)

LOST

Tennis Team of the Week – Upper School

What a week for the Upper School girls, with strong wins over both Dean Close and The Dragon.

Our investment in tennis is clearly paying off: the girls are improving rapidly every week, and enjoying every minute.

It has been fantastic to see how many points they are now winning from the volley, something we have been working hard at in training.

Keep up the good work girls!

Miss S E Ramsay, Head of Girls' Sport

Rounders Scores

Team Opposition Date Score Result

U9A St Edwards 20 May 11.5 – 14 LOST

U9B St Edwards 20 May 15.5 – 5 WON

U8 St Edwards 20 May 14 – 9.5 WON

U11 Dean Close 20 May 9.5 – 6 WON

U13 Dean Close 20 May 11 - 20 LOST

Rounders Team of the Week – U8

We made a very positive start, our second batter opening the scoring with a bravely run rounder. The rest of the girls continued in this confident manner, capitalising on any misfielding to accumulate a pleasing 9 rounders in the first innings.

Considering it was only their second fixture, the girls looked very slick and made some good decisions out in the field.

It was all to play for in the second innings, as we only had a marginal lead. St Edward's improved their fielding, and were much more effective at preventing us reaching 2nd post for half rounders, but we took a few well judged risks and managed a score of 5 rounders. St Edward's then only managed to score 1.5 rounders thanks to our tight fielding at 2nd base.

A really pleasing and well deserved win!

Mrs A M Coley, Lower School Class Tutor



Girls' Sport

Lower School Tennis Festival

Last weekend saw the Lower School Tennis Festival involving pupils from Cheltenham, Dean Close, St Edward's, Richard Pate and Wycliffe and this was the first of its kind in the local area for this age group.

Although rounders is the usual sport in most schools, Cheltenham Prep is committed to the promotion and development of tennis starting with our youngest games players.

There was a fantastic turn out from our girls at this entirely voluntary event, with only 8 girls not in attendance. Their enthusiasm shone through on the day, and they set a perfect example to our guests.

The girls worked their way around 6 different tennis skill stations and worked on hand eye co-ordination, teamwork, and fitness as well as the more obvious tennis skills.

A special mention must also go to the four Year 8 girls who took on key coaching roles at the festival, who did a fantastic job.

Well done Megan, Beth, Charlotte and Sophie!




Severnside Athletics Meet, Y4 – Y8 Boys and Girls 16 May

It can sometimes be difficult to fit athletics competitions into an already very busy Summer Term.

We have increased the athletics provision during PE time, to ensure that all pupils are fully prepared for our new Sports Day format, but sometimes practice is not enough and the opportunity to compete against other schools can be invaluable.

The Severnside Athletics Meet was perfect for our keen athletes to put into action what they have been working so hard at. We took a full squad of boys and girls, who competed in all of the track and field events: they certainly did not disgrace themselves.

Although it was a ‘friendly’ meet and overall school scores and placings were not recorded, the event winners were given certificates and we came home with a few of these winner certificates.

Bring on Sports Day!


Girls' Sport

St Edward's Athletics Meet, Y3 – Y6 Boys and Girls, 21 May

Selected pupils from Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 had a very successful and enjoyable day at the annual St Edward's Olympic Torch Athletics Festival.

The day started with an athlete parade and we then got straight into the 50m, 75m and 600m, relay races. Lots of individual medals were won and we finished 2nd overall from the 6 schools in attendance. We only took 2nd place by one point, and it really showed the children that although athletics is viewed as an individual sport there is an important element of team competition. That person who came 6th in the sprint final and got 1 point, or that person who battled for the final space to be awarded points in the 600m – those people played just as important a role in getting us to 2nd place as the people who came away with the winners' medals. The sun was shining and the children all gave their best making for a great day out.




Boys' SportCricket Results

Team Opposition Result

1st XI Dean Close Lost by 7 wickets

2nd XI Dean Close Lost by 6 wickets

3rd XI Dean Close Won by 6 wickets

4th XI Dean Close Lost by 14 runs

5th XI Dean Close Lost by 60 runs

Colts A Dean Close Lost by 5 wickets

Colts B Dean Close Won by 9 wickets

Colts C Dean Close Won by 7 wickets

Colts D Dean Close Won by 45 runs

U9A Dean Close Lost

U9B Dean Close Lost

U9C Dean Close Won

Team of the Week: Colts D – won by 45 runs

Team of the week is without a doubt the Colts D team.

We have a simple mantra, that I am sure many of our boys can repeat to parents if asked “We win on the pitch AND off the pitch” and this was absolutely the case for the Colts D team.

In an outstanding game of cricket, our boys played superbly, with Mr Thynne reporting back that the energy and noise in the field was close to 1st XI level. They took their chances with the bat and ball and came away with a great win.

Our boys behaved impeccably at match tea, after which sharing transport with the 1st XI and Colts A meant the boys had a bit of a wait to leave Dean Close.

The Colts D sat on the sideline of the 1st XI game, watching and dissecting their great victory and I could not have been more proud of their behaviour.

This was a wonderful example of the best of our school, both on and off the field. If all the boys come and see me after Half Term they will all be given a small reward for taking our sports department mantra to heart.

Mr D E Simpson, Head of Boys' Sport



Well done to the following pupils who have been awarded Headmaster's

Commendations

• Tom Mace in Year 3, for excellent Coach House Easter work

• Ronan Cowing and Thomas Martin-Harrington in Year 4, for wonderfully descriptive and persuasive letter writing

• Daniil Solovyev in Year 5, for kindness, consideration and patience towards another pupil

• Max Shortt in Year 5, for giving up his free time to work on the Rome House garden

• Sophie Morton in Year 8, for giving up her lunchtimes to help her fellow pupils in maths clinic

Individual Achievements

Tom O’Bryan competing on his pony, Tyger, in last weekend’s Inter School Event held at Stonar

School.



ClubsPOLO JUNIOR NATIONAL SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIP

The Prep Polo team took part in the SUPA Junior Schools National Championships and performed very well indeed!

They won the B division championship and were presented with a trophy.

The team was Zac and Izzy in Year 7, Charlotte and Charlie in Year 8 and Charlie Callon-Hine. The same team will be playing for the Prep on Saturday 30 May for the Cheltenham College Polo Invitation Day against Summerfields.

The team played well and were a credit to their school. They were well supported by their parents and everyone enjoyed the day.

Mrs D Pagett, Polo Co-ordinator

Bakery Club

The pupils made delicious jam tarts and decorated the tops with the pastry off-cuts, some achieving impressive lattice work patterns.

We also ambitiously made swiss rolls filled with jam, cream and fruit.

They looked amazing! And tasted even better!

Craft Club

We have been busy in Craft Club decorating ceramic camper van money boxes. The results were very colourful, especially when using pearlised paint.

Our children also assembled, painted and decorated bird box mobiles. The designs were all original and looked very attractive.

We have also just started the ever popular deco patch project, with pupils carefully covering papier mache animals and pencil boxes with colourful deco patch paper. It's addictive!

Mrs G Barrett and Mrs J Buxton



NoticesKingfishers Costume Callout!

As part of our Key Stage One Summer Production, Kingfishers children require mermaid-type costumes, so if you have any fish tails, blond wigs or any items which could be used for our children-please bring them in! If you would like the costumes returned to you, please send in the item(s) in a named bag. Many thanks.

Monday 1 June

Year 6 History Trip to Coughton Court and Bosworth Battlefield - please note a change in return time, now 18.00 not 16.00.

There is a 10% discount for all children that attend Prep, email Gemma on [email protected] for your discount code.

Why not take advantage of our Activity Camps during the holidays?



Iola Waley-Cohen Age 5Isabella Whitelocks Age 6Sophia Griffin Age 7Savannah Palmer Age 7Adam Emirali Age 8Kitty Dunkerton Age 9Sofia-Maria Capelastegui Age 11Libby Hall Age 11Andre Zamora Age 12Jacob Schmidt Age 13Fergus Gray Age 13

Happy Birthday to the following pupils next week!



Sunday, May 31, 2015 - Sunday, June 7, 2015

Sunday, 31 May 2015Boarders return by 20:0019:00

Monday, 1 June 2015Week 8 (33) 1 - 7 JuneTerm resumes08:00Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Year 6 History Trip to Coughton Court/Bosworth Battlefield. Return for 18:0009:00

Tuesday, 2 June 2015Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Year 7 Resilience Workshop08:30Years 5 and 6 Childline Assembly08:30

Wednesday, 3 June 2015Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Departure for Cricket v Wycliffe (A): U12A XI, 3rd XI, Colts B XI. Start 14:15. Pick up 18:3012:30Departure for Rounders v Pinewood (A): U13 IX. Pick up 17:0013:00Departure for Rounders v Prior Park (A): U11 IX, U10 IX. Start 14:30. Pick up 17:0013:00Departure for Tennis v Pinewood (A): U11 2 pairs, U10 2 pairs. Start 14:30. Pick up 17:0013:00Cricket v Wycliffe (H): 2nd XI, Colts A XI, Colts D XI, U8A VIII, U8B VIII, U8C VIII. Pick up 16:30 for U8sand 17:45 for all others

14:15

Tennis v Pinewood (H): U13 12 pairs. Pick up 16:3014:30Rounders v Pineword (H): U9A IX, U9B IX, U8A IX. Pick up 16:3014:30 Departure for Rounders v Airthrie (A) U11B IX. Start 15:45. Pick up 17:1515:00

Thursday, 4 June 2015Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Year 3 to Cheltenham Science Festival09:00Year 8 to Cheltenham Science Festival11:30

Friday, 5 June 2015Young Scientist Day for some pupils in Years 5 and 6 (plus external pupils)00:00Year 8 Cotswold Way Walk08:15Year 4 to Cheltenham Science Festival09:00Departure for the Wycliffe Cricket Festival (A): U13A VI, U13B VI. Start 11:00. Pick up 17:0009:30Cottage and Reception Sports Day13:00Chapel (Parents welcome)14:15Years 1 and 2 Sports Day14:30Persia House Dinner. Pick up 20:3018:00

Saturday, 6 June 2015Year 8 First Aid Training09:00Year 2 Cricket Club. Pick up 10:0009:00Year 6 Visit to Cheltenham Science Festival09:15Nursery Walk in aid of TURF09:30Rounders v Beaudesert (H): U9A IX, U9B IX. Pick up 11:3010:00Upper School Mixed House Tennis and Cricket. Pick up 14:30 for Tennis players, 17:00 for Cricket players12:45Tennis v Bromsgrove (H): U11 6 pairs, U10 4 pairs. Pick up 14:3012:45

Duty Mobiles:MS/US 07867 505721, LS 07789 938512, Kingfishers 07789 938514

Please email [email protected] you need to inform us of any absence from school

Cheltenham College Preparatory SchoolThirlestaine Road

CheltenhamGloucestershire GL53 7AB

Tel - 01242 522 697Fax - 01242 265 620

Email - [email protected] - www.cheltenhamcollege.org

All changes and additions to the School Calendar are highlighted in yellow.



Sunday, May 31, 2015 - Sunday, June 7, 2015

Sunday, 31 May 2015Boarders return by 20:0019:00

Monday, 1 June 2015Week 8 (33) 1 - 7 JuneTerm resumes08:00Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Year 6 History Trip to Coughton Court/Bosworth Battlefield. Return for 18:0009:00

Tuesday, 2 June 2015Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Year 7 Resilience Workshop08:30Years 5 and 6 Childline Assembly08:30

Wednesday, 3 June 2015Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Departure for Cricket v Wycliffe (A): U12A XI, 3rd XI, Colts B XI. Start 14:15. Pick up 18:3012:30Departure for Rounders v Pinewood (A): U13 IX. Pick up 17:0013:00Departure for Rounders v Prior Park (A): U11 IX, U10 IX. Start 14:30. Pick up 17:0013:00Departure for Tennis v Pinewood (A): U11 2 pairs, U10 2 pairs. Start 14:30. Pick up 17:0013:00Cricket v Wycliffe (H): 2nd XI, Colts A XI, Colts D XI, U8A VIII, U8B VIII, U8C VIII. Pick up 16:30 for U8sand 17:45 for all others

14:15

Tennis v Pinewood (H): U13 12 pairs. Pick up 16:3014:30Rounders v Pineword (H): U9A IX, U9B IX, U8A IX. Pick up 16:3014:30 Departure for Rounders v Airthrie (A) U11B IX. Start 15:45. Pick up 17:1515:00

Thursday, 4 June 2015Year 8 Common Entrance Examinations08:30Year 3 to Cheltenham Science Festival09:00Year 8 to Cheltenham Science Festival11:30

Friday, 5 June 2015Young Scientist Day for some pupils in Years 5 and 6 (plus external pupils)00:00Year 8 Cotswold Way Walk08:15Year 4 to Cheltenham Science Festival09:00Departure for the Wycliffe Cricket Festival (A): U13A VI, U13B VI. Start 11:00. Pick up 17:0009:30Cottage and Reception Sports Day13:00Chapel (Parents welcome)14:15Years 1 and 2 Sports Day14:30Persia House Dinner. Pick up 20:3018:00

Saturday, 6 June 2015Year 8 First Aid Training09:00Year 2 Cricket Club. Pick up 10:0009:00Year 6 Visit to Cheltenham Science Festival09:15Nursery Walk in aid of TURF09:30Rounders v Beaudesert (H): U9A IX, U9B IX. Pick up 11:3010:00Upper School Mixed House Tennis and Cricket. Pick up 14:30 for Tennis players, 17:00 for Cricket players12:45Tennis v Bromsgrove (H): U11 6 pairs, U10 4 pairs. Pick up 14:3012:45

Duty Mobiles:MS/US 07867 505721, LS 07789 938512, Kingfishers 07789 938514

Please email [email protected] you need to inform us of any absence from school

Cheltenham College Preparatory SchoolThirlestaine Road

CheltenhamGloucestershire GL53 7AB

Tel - 01242 522 697Fax - 01242 265 620

Email - [email protected] - www.cheltenhamcollege.org

All changes and additions to the School Calendar are highlighted in yellow.

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