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Welcome

A Message from the Editor

It is Nearly Christmas....Are you ready yet? We are looking forward to the holiday, an opportunity to recharge our batteries and get ready for what we hope is a fabulous year for all of us.

We are hoping to bring in new faces into our team in the near future and also extend the areas we cover, Ashford is ready to go from February.

Well as the saying goes Eat, Drink and be Merry over the holidays and most importantly stay safe.

See you in the New Year!

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Anti Bullying at St Stephens 4

St Faiths at Ash 6

Cross Country Success at Bridge and Patrixbourne Primary 7

Spires Academy Host Gymnastics Competition 8

New Telephone System in the School News Office 15

QEQM Operating Theatres Open Day A Great Success 16 Christmas Fun 18-19

Our Festive Competition 19

Thanet Wanderers Update 20-21



School Round Up

Anti Bullying weekSt Stephens get involved in November’s Anti Bullying Alliance

St. Stephen’s Junior School in Canterbury is again getting involved in Anti-bullying week. This year’s Anti-bullying Alliance

campaign runs from 16th – 20th November.

Teachers and children will be exploring this topic throughout the week during assemblies, lessons, workshops. A group of pupils in the Performing Arts department will be performing a dance routine to a piece of music called ‘Hopeful’.

The music chosen by Dance teacher, Miss Harrison said;

“I chose this song as it was written about anti-bullying and performed by the young pop duo, Bars and Melody, it is about their own experience of being bullied. I felt our children would be able to connect with the meaningful lyrics and practising our routine for this cause has given us a really positive focus.”

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St Faiths At AshAt St Faith’s at Ash prep School we have a two form entry all through from reception to Year 6 with small classes of no more than 16 to ensure a healthy teacher/pupil engagement and focus on high quality teaching. We offer a broad based curriculum to ensure that we are a school for every child but also specialise in the core subjects to ensure success at all levels. As a result we achieved major success in the Kent Test, achieved well above the national average in the SATs and all nine children who sat scholarships to independent schools all received a major award. There is also a wealth of opportunity for children who require support to engage successfully with the curriculum and make progress through small intervention groups. Likewise small classes with specialist teachers are also organised for children who are gifted and talented in specialist areas. To support this we have Specialist facilities and teachers in Sport, Science, Music, IT and French for all children from Nursery through to Year 6. All children in the school play a musical instrument as part of the curriculum. Years 1 &2 learn the violin, Years 3 & 4 recorder and Year 5 and 6 concentrate on percussion. Over a hundred children have private music lessons at the school. Drama is also taught through LAMDA lesson and we achieve amazing

success in the twice year assessment.Sport is important at the school with fixtures arranged from Year 1 upwards for both boys and girls. Our specialist sports teacher organises squad practice sessions at break times to prepare the children for matches and as a result we experience huge success in local and regional competitions. Good behaviour and manners are characteristic of all the children and we have a strong reputation at our secondary feeder schools for an excellent work ethic and good behaviour management. We are quite rightly very proud of our children who are fantastic ambassadors for the school in all aspects and arenas of performance. A culture of reward and praise pervades the school in all aspects of the curriculum and Friday Celebration assembly is the highlight of the week with achievements awarded for class start of the week, sport, music, Lego Club, Friend of the Week and house champions to mention but a few.But more important than anything else we are a school where the happiness of every child is paramount.


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Four boys attended the Kent Junior School Cross Country Championship at Detling on Saturday 14th November.

It was a huge event, with over 80 schools represented across Kent and over 1,000 competitors taking part.

Benji Farnham ran in the Year 4 race and finished an impressive 28th out of a field of 152.

Jens Chappell ran in the Year 5 race and did extremely well.

In the Year 6 race, both Harrison White and Tom Hutton ran great races, with Tom achieving a podium position of 3rd and he

is waiting to hear if this qualifies him for the National Junior Cross Country Championships in March 2016. What a fantastic achievement by all the children involved, who received a resounding cheer from all the children and staff in today’s assembly.

In addition, we have a number of children who regularly compete in the Kent College cross country competitions held on a Saturday each month. Well done to all of those children and I would encourage others of you who enjoy running, to enter those races.

Cross Country SuccessAt Bridge and Patrixbourne Primary School



School Round Up

Spires Academy Host Competition

Spires Academy Host British Schools Gymnastics Association under 19 Individual Floor and Vault competition.

A number of schools were in attendance from across the South East of England including Spires Academy (Canterbury), Simon Langton Girls Grammar School (Canterbury), Canterbury Academy (Canterbury) St Johns Catholic Comprehensive School (Gravesend), Tunbridge Wells Grammar School (Tunbridge Wells), Tonbridge Grammar School (Tonbridge), Tormead School (Guildford), Walthamstow Hall (Stevenoaks). The competition throughout the day was fearce. Students from all over the South East were competing against some another. As it was an individual competition the students were not simply representing their school but also themselves and their gymnastics clubs.

Spires Academy students did amazingly well.

Jasmine Manly 3rd place in Year 7 Novice competition (Spires)

Amy Carpenter 1st place in Year 8 Novice competition (Spires)

Toni Quirke 1st place in Year 10 Novice competition (Spires)

Isabella Bradshaw Batt 1st place in Year 7 Advanced competition (Simon Langton Girls Grammar School)

Lucinda Evanson Goddard 2nd place in Year 7 Advanced competition (Simon Langton Girls Grammar School)

Rosie Honeysett-Hughes 1st place in Year 8 Advanced competition (Simon Langton Girls Grammar School)

Hannah Agboola 1st place in Year 10 Advanced competition (Simon Langton Girls Grammar School)

‘This was an outstanding opportunity to bring this level of school competition to east Kent. The great facilities at Spires Academy made it an ideal place to host such a huge event. Overall it was a fantastic day with some exceptional individual performances. Thank you to British Schools Gymnastics Association for allowing us to run an event of such importance. We are so proud of the Spires girls and how they performed today. The hard work the girls and boys put in during Gymnastics Academy sessions really seems to be paying off. A great effort all round.’

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School Round Up

Lillie Matthews from Meopham School and Kajan Subakannan from

St Olaves and St Saviors Grammar School, Orpington, have been named Senior and Junior winners of the Kent Young Chef Award 2015, after the ‘Live Cook Off’ at the Hadlow Group, West Kent College, Tonbridge.

The eight finalists: four Junior and four Senior, took part in the live final on Friday 13th November. The competition took place on the campus’s catering facilities in Brook Street. Finalists were able to use the comprehensive kitchens at this first-class catering college watched and assisted by Head of Catering, Sarah Hogben.

The four Kent based Judges, led by celebrity Chef Richard Phillips had the arduous job of selecting the winners.

The Senior winner, Lillie Matthews, aged 14, cooked an extremely well presented and perfectly cooked, pan roasted pork loin with caramilised onion, plum and cider sauce and herby scalloped potatoes.

Junior winner, Kajan, aged 12, also cooked pork loin

but served his with a sage stuffing, yorkshire pudding, crackling and mashed potato. Head Judge Richard Phillips said, “The Judging panel had a difficult job this year particularly with the seniors who all presented very accomplished and seasonal dishes. All four of the judges were very impressed with the calibre of the cooking, their technical ability and the final execution of the dishes”.

The cook-off started at 10am, with the West Kent College team standing by to assist the youngsters during the preparation stages. The college media department were able to stream the finalists preparing their dishes to the gathered sponsors, guests and parents who were

waiting in the college’s restaurant and looked after by a number of wonderful front of house students.

Judge and Sponsor, Tony Blake, Commercial Manager, kff, said “Each year we have a difficult job on our hands judging the final dishes, watching the young chefs preparing and cooking the dish helps enormously with the final decision. This year in particular Lillie, the senior winner impressed all four of us with her methodical, calm and professional approach. Lillie was one of the finalists that tasted her food throughout the process, this is a vital skill that many qualified chefs fail to practise”.

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All finalists cooked accomplished dishes this year and the Judges spent over 30 minutes deliberating the winners. The Judging panel of Richard Phillips whose restaurants include Thackeray’s, The Pearson’s Arms and The Windmill, Tony Blake, Commercial Manager – kff, and new judges, Ewan Simpson, Head Chef, Rowhill Grange Hotel, Dartford and Graham Garrett, The West House, all noted how incredibly calm and organised all the finalists were in the kitchen.

The finalists had two hours to produce their seasonal, regional recipes and had to bring all the raw ingredients with them. The college provided each finalist with catering students who helped with queries and equipment but were not allowed to assist with any cooking. Produced in Kent, organisers are grateful to West Kent College for providing the facilities and also for arranging an impressive lunch prepared by students, prior to the announcement of the two winners in the college’s commercial restaurant, The View.

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The QEQM Operating Theatres held their fourth open day on 7th November 2015. Local people and students from the sixth

forms and colleges in the Thanet area were all invited to come and learn about career opportunities in healthcare, specifically the Operating Department Practitioners (ODP) pathway as well as Nursing and non -registered roles such as the Theatre Support Worker (TSW) and the Associate Theatre Practitioner (ATP).

The theatres were set up to give demonstrations regarding airway safety and the role of the anaesthetic and post anaesthetic care practitioners, as well as a mock up of an operation to demonstrate all the professional roles in an operating theatre. There were also demonstrations of the equipment used in orthopaedic surgery and laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery with some opportunities to try some of the equipment

There were opportunities for visitors to discuss their career options and get helpful advice from Nurses, ODPs, TSWs and ATPs from within the department as well as practitioners who have recently qualified and were able to

share their experiences as a student in healthcare and their working life.

From the last three open days we have successfully recruited local people onto nursing and ODP degree courses at Christ church University as well as recruiting a number of Theatre Support Workers who have gone on to further training within Perioperative care.

Over 50 people came to experience the day and their feedback was very positive and I hope the opportunity has had a positive influence on some of our local young people in the decision to pursue a career in healthcare.

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Thanet Wanderers Rugby ClubAn Update from some of the youth teamsGirls Rugby in Thanet 2015Thanet Wanderers have provided rugby for girls for many years. Some girls have progressed in this sport – gaining county and regional honours, playing for their universities and even England Students & England women

Currently we have five girls who have been selected in the County Squad: Courtney McCleery, Louise Rubens, Milly Thurman-Newell, Mia Hillyard and Phoebe Ellcock. These girls have been training midweek for Kent and playing in-county matches on Sundays.

Girls play along with boys from ages five to eleven, after that they are in female only groups. The Rugby Football Union, England Rugby’s governing body, allows the girls to play in three age groups: U13 (years 6, 7 & 8), U15 (years 9 & 10) and U18 (years 11-13).

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