Wetherbuzz Week 8

Wetherbuzz Week 8

Week 8 Wetherbuzz

Monday 6th November– Sunday 12th November 2017

Monday 6th

November Monday Clubs

Lower School Assessment Week

Year 6 Visit to the Houses of Parliament – 8:45am-12.45pm

Staff Meeting – 8am

Games for Years 3 and 4 – 9-11:30am

Games for Years 5 and 6 – 1:30-4pm

U11 A-D vs. Sussex House (H) – 2:30pm

U10 Inter-House Football – 2.15 pm

Senior Management Team Meeting – 3pm

Creative Writing (Years 3-5) – 4-5pm

Debating – 4-5pm

English Games and Puzzles – 4 -5pm

Development Fencing – 4:15-6:15pm @ Hannah House

Rock Climbing – 4-5pm

Year 5 Rugby – 4-5pm

Year 7&8 Rugby Skills – 4-5pm

Tuesday 7th

November Tuesday Clubs

Lower School Assessment Week

Wetherby Choir – 8-9am (Upper School Choir)

Swimming for Year 5 – 9-11am

Games for Year 7 and 8 – 9-11:00am

Games for Years 3 and 4 – 1:30-4pm

U8 A & B vs. Arnold House (H) – 2:30pm

U9 vs. Arnold House (A) – 2:30pm

7M and half of 7G (Jayaraj – von Saher) Parents’ Evening – 5-8pm

Running – 7:45-8:20am

Chess – 4-5pm

Creative Writing (Years 6-8) – 4-5pm

Beginners Fencing – 4-5pm @ Bryanston Square

General Musicianship – 4-5pm

Music Scholars – 4-5pm

Photography – 4-5pm

Swimming Development Dolphins – 4:15-5:15pm and 5-5:45pm

Table Tennis – 5-6pm

Wednesday 8th

November Wednesday Clubs

Lower School Assessment Week

Year 7 Rowing at Putney – 8am

PTA Committee Meeting in the Dining Room – 9am

Swimming for Year 3 and 4 – 9-12pm

Physical Education for Year 7 – 9-10:30am

Games for Year 7 and 8 – 1:30-4pm

1st & 2

nd XI vs. WCCS (H) – 2:30pm

U12 A & B vs. WCCS (A) – 2:30pm

Senior Franchise Football Finals – 2pm

Wetherby Voices – 4-5pm

Elite Chess – 8-9am

Arts and Crafts – 4-5pm

Classical Greek Civilization – 4-5pm

D&T/ Engineering – 4-5pm

Lower Code – 4-5pm

Fencing – 5-6pm @ Hannah House

Maths Games and Puzzles – 4-5pm

Lower Swim Squad – 4:15-5:30pm

Thursday 9th

November Thursday Clubs

Year 5 to Wellington for a Chemistry Spectacular Show – 10.30am-3pm

Year 8 Rowing at Putney – 8am

Physical Education for Year 8 – 9-10:30am

Games for Years 5 and 6 – 1:30-4pm

U10 A, C & E vs. The Hall (A) – 2:30pm

U10B, D & F vs. The Hall (H) – 2:30pm

School Management Meeting – 4:30pm

Staff Panto Rehearsal – 5pm

Mum’s Night Out – Bernardi’s, Marylebone – 7pm

Upper Code Club – 4-5pm

Elite Fencing – 4:15-6:15pm @ Hannah House

General Knowledge Quiz Club– 4-5pm

Lego Building – 4-5pm

Maths Revision – 4-5pm

Music Ensemble – 4-5pm

Year 6 Rugby Skills – 3:15-4pm

Upper Swim Squad– 4:30-5:30pm

Friday 10th

November Friday Clubs

Staff Meeting – 8am

Remembrance Day Assembly at the Church of the Annunciation – 8:30am

U11 A Kew Green Football Tournament – 1.15pm

Whole School Clubs – 2:30-4pm

No Homework Club – school closes at 4:30pm

Saturday 11th

November

Ski Club Day at Hemel Hempstead – all day

From the Headmaster

Birthday Books

Innes A (5T) was 10 over the Half Term and has very kindly donated this

‘Hive’ book for the library. Thank you and belated Happy Birthday Innes!

Dear Parents, I trust everyone had a restful Half Term. We, unfortunately, failed to move house so ours was not so productive, however Watford’s excellent last-minute win against Arsenal and superb performance at Chelsea, coupled with the announcement of a new UK Tour for Morrissey, more than made up for it…

Clearly, many of you were busy producing what has to be our most impressive set of cakes to date. Our annual Bake Sale never ceases to amaze me and you all got right behind the ‘movie’ theme. Pic-tures are shown below and, as you can see, the creativity and baking skills of our parent body (and boys!) know no bounds. Might be my age but I don’t seem to go to the cinema much anymore. When I was growing up, we seemed to go most weeks to see something at the cinema but I couldn’t name five films that have been released this year. Many of the boys have read the book ‘Wonder’ and I saw in a book shop at the weekend a copy of it with the sticker, “Read it before seeing the film”. I didn’t even know it was being made into a film but it will be interesting to see if the adaptation works as, having read the book and reading it to my children a year ago, it is such a powerful and clever story in the way each section is done from a different character’s perspective. I don’t know if the impact can be replicated; it will be interesting to see. I would like to see ‘Breathe’, judging by the interest around it, and who can’t be excited about a new Star Wars film at Christmas? So that’s three films right there. Maybe I’m more in touch with new media than I thought I was. Looking forward to seeing all mums at ‘Mums’ Night Out’ next Thurs-day at Bernardi’s. This was a real hoot last year and I’m sure will be the same this. Watch out, Marylebone… Have a good weekend,

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Year 8 Scholars Class —8V

This week’s Sportsman of the Week is Yousif Al-Saffar in 4M. Any boy capable of scoring 7 goals in a single match against Caldicott has a great footballing future ahead of him. Despite putting the ball in the net so frequently, it was great to see Yousif leave the pitch in his usual modest manner. Well done, Yousif!

Half Term Holiday Projects—4L

This week’s Citizen of the Week is Beau M in

7G. Beau has made a tremendous commitment

to all lessons since September but this week

showed exemplary flair in English and

knowledge in Maths, helping others solve chal-

lenging problems, thereby generating a positive

class dynamic. Well done, Beau!

This week’s Sportsman’s of the Week is

Frederick H in 6M. Frederick scores more

goals than Tom Cleverley! He has become

a ‘Wetherby goal machine’, scoring an

amazing nine goals against Fulham Prep

this week. Definitely, football stardom

awaits. Well done, Frederick!

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Staff News

Mr Blundell writes… Next Friday 10th November, Wetherby Prep will be holding a Remembrance Day Assembly at the Church of Annunciation. It would be great if every boy could make sure they arrive for the assembly next Friday for a prompt 8:30am start, wearing their poppy. Miss Fekete has boxes full of poppies at the front desk. In exchange for a poppy, a donation to the Royal British Legion, would be hugely appreciated. As this is a whole school event, I encourage parents to come to assembly to be part of Wetherby’s recognition of Remembrance Day.

From the Senior Master—Remembrance Day Assembly

Mrs Harris (neé Miss Collinson) writes... Tim and I got married on 21st October in Gloucestershire. Storm Bryan was in full force but despite this it was an amazing day. Panda (the dog) played a pretty important role as you can see in this photo. Thank you so much to everyone for your kind words and congratula-tions and apologies for changing my name so soon into my time at Wetherby!

This week’s Poetry competition winners, for their spectacularly spooky Halloween poem Benjamin Ashley (8B) and Luca Pozzo

From the English Department—Halloween Poem

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From the Music Department—And the winner is….

Miss Orpwood writes…

Elias R (3P) is the winner of our music blog competition! He worked really hard over Half Term, did a lot of practice on both the piano and the harp and kept a very thorough blog of what he worked on. Well done, Elias!

Elias reading Stienys Rhapsody to his little brother Daniel. Elias at Daniels guitar lesson!

From the Art Department—Christmas Cards are Ready to Order

Miss Clifford writes…

Every pupil has designed their own Christmas card during Art lessons. The sample cards have just arrived from the printers and they look fantastic! By now, form tutors will have handed out the sample cards and instructions for ordering so please check that you have yours. Ordering the Christmas cards is really easy, simply go onto The Dandy Art House website www.thedandyarthouse.com and place your order using your son’s unique reference number (this will start with the number 2138). This number is printed on the back of the sample Christmas card. The deadline to place an order is Friday 10th November. Your orders will be sent di-rectly to school and will be given to your son to take home in time for Christmas. Any queries with the above please contact either Ms Kirby ria.kirby@wetherbyprep.co.uk or Miss Clifford katie.clifford@wetherbyprep.co.uk

Designed by Maani Norowzian, 8B Designed by Dylan Payne, 7G

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Portrait by Maximillian Rokos, 5T Aidan D 7G

Half Term Art Projects

4A visit the National Gallery

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From Charities—Rwanda Trip

Miss Martin writes…

Miss Bevan and I were lucky enough to go out to Rwanda over Half Term to visit our friends at Rwanda Aid Headquarters in

Kamembe, which is in the remote South-West region of the country. Whilst there, we had the opportunity to see many of

the inspirational projects that are run by Rwanda Aid and their amazing team.

We began by visiting Baho Neza Mwana, a project that supports street children growing up in Kamembe. There are 22 boys

who live here permanently and this brilliant project enables them to lead their lives in less vulnerable conditions. During our

visit we were treated to an amazing African drum display, clearly the boys were so proud to show off their talents. We were

also given a tour of the project and saw where the boys grow vegetables which are used by the kitchen for all their meals.

Although this project is only in the early stages it is a growing one and one which is so important to teach the boys vital l ife

skills. It was such an enjoyable afternoon and we really look forward to continuing our relationship with Baho Neza Mwana

in the future.

The following day we visited our partnership school, Mwegera. Theobald, one of the Rwanda Aid teacher mentors, who we

have worked with for many years, gave us a thorough tour of the school. It was lovely to see the classroom that we facilitat-

ed in full use and the Wetherby plaque still firmly in place! A lot of the older children were in the midst of national tests and

were working hard with their teachers. We then spent the afternoon with the youngest children in P1, showing them how

to use colouring pencils and crayons. We were very impressed with their creativity and drawings which will soon form a

border for their blackboards. It was lovely to see so many familiar faces in the teaching team and they were incredibly

grateful for our visit. Continuing to work with Mwegera is such a pleasure, particularly seeing how much it has expanded

and improved in the last three years.

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Our third day in Rwanda began with a trip to one of the Rwanda Aid enterprise projects overseen by Jonas, Enterprise Manag-

er. Here we were able see some of the new Christmas Card designs which will be available to buy at Wetherby in the near fu-

ture. Following this we went down the road to Ngwino Nawe, a village for children with disabilities built by Rwanda Aid in

2008. The village provides support for children who have been neglected, abandoned by their families and excluded from

school because of their disabilities. Whilst staying at Ngwino Nawe the children benefit from art, music therapy and educa-

tion. We were able to spend time in the classrooms seeing how the children learn on a daily basis. It was incredible to watch

the teachers using sign language, alongside English and Kinyarwanda to communicate with their students. This was definitely

one of our highlights and we were truly inspired to witness how much care and support these children receive.

We were also fortunate enough to be in Rwanda for the grand opening of the new Teaching Training College (TTC) dormitory in

Mwezi. This building was generously funded by the pupils, parents, staff and friends of Wetherby Preparatory School. We

were treated to a day of celebrations which included a full tour of the TTC, cutting of the ribbon to the new dormitory, dancing

and many speeches. One of the most touching parts of the day was listening to a poem written by one of the students called

‘What can I say’. She talked about the unforgettable generosity of WPS and how much this has improved conditions at TTC

Mwezi. Reflecting on the day it is so apparent that teacher training is regarded as a high priority in the districts and we are

hoping that this will continue in the years to come.

We were both quite sad to leave such a beautiful and welcoming country but continue to be inspired by our partnership with

the Rwanda Aid team.

From the RS Department—Thank you

Mr Lock writes…

Many thanks again to all boys and parents for donating such a bountiful harvest this year. Our donation weighed in at 554.98kg (a very crude indication of what was given) and will be have been appreciated by many families who live close to our school and homes. Thank you.

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Match Reports

U10 V Northbridge House Prep

On Thursday 12th October, the U10 A - D teams played Sussex House. The boys enjoyed a great afternoon of football and gave

it their all!

A team: Man of the match – Beckett Willis

B team: Man of the match – Aditya Dubey

C team: Man of the match – Rocco Romeo

D team: Man of the match – Reuben Jones

Franchise result:

Rhinos 0 – Pumas 1: Man of the match: Philipp Goetz

Sea Eagles 2 – Cowboys 0: Man of the match: Daniel Lewis

Well done to all the franchise boys, keep up the great work!

U12 Fulham Prep Tournament

On Saturday 14th October the U12A team travelled to Twyford Avenue to take part in the Fulham Prep tournament. The boys

enjoyed a fantastic day and performed to a great level. Some of the football was breath-taking and they won six of their seven

matches. Dylan Payne was awarded player of the whole tournament by Fulham Prep. Well done to all involved!

Player of the Tournament: Zac Shuaib

U10 Hall Tournament

On the 14th October the Under 10As took part in The Hall Tournament. All boys played some fantastic football only losing 1 of our six games and winning three. Great stuff. Player of the Tournament: Iskander Ali Hussain U9 Hall Tournament

The Under 9A team put in an excellent performance at The Hall tournament. They were undefeated in six matches, winning

four and drawing two. They only conceded one goal and scored 12 to finish as overall winners with 14 points.

Player of the tournament: Omer Eren who scored six goals on the day.

Franchise Tournament Mr Froggatt writes... Dear Parents, It has been a brilliant season for the senior franchise teams with some hotly contested matches, the final results have come down to only a goal’s difference! We have decided to make the finals week into the inaugural ‘WPS Franchise Cup.’ A draw will take place on Wednesday afternoon to decide the first round of matches. The winners of each match will progress to a round robin cup competition whilst the other teams will compete for the plate. I would love to invite all of the parents to come and watch next Wednesday with the draw taking place at 2pm and the first matches kicking off at 2:15pm.

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U11 V Fulham Prep

On Monday, the U11 A-D teams faced Fulham Prep. The boys performed very well and each team managed to get the win!

A Team: Man of the match – Chinonso Ogbunude

B Team: Man of the match – Roberson Brown

C Team: Man of the match – Oliver Bush

D Team: Man of the match – Frederick Houldsworth

Franchise Results:

Giants 10 – Pistons 4 – Man of the match: Ali Alam

Knights 5 – Marlins 2 – Man of the match: Luke Armstrong

U8 vs Finton House Tournament

The U8 participated in the Finton House football tournament on Tuesday and did fantastically well to reach the quarter finals!

Tremendous effort from all the boys involved.

Player of the tournament: Alexander Dupuy

U9 V Fulham Prep

On Tuesday the U9 A-D teams played against Fulham Prep and they all performed extremely well and got all four victories!

A Team: Man of the match – John Coupland

B Team: Man of the match – Kasra Shirazi

C Team: Man of the match – Miron Ananyev

D Team: Man of the match – Jack Johnson

Franchise results

Titans 5 – Wizards 3—Man of the match: Zacharia Meziou

Bulldogs 8 – Hawks 1—Man of the match: Alexander Campbell

Hurricanes 1 – Rangers 0—Man of the match: Charles Begg-Smith

1ST XI & 2ND X1 v Fulham Prep

On Wednesday the 1st and 2nd XI played Fulham Prep and came away with two fantastic victories

A Team: Man of the match – Laurence Fritze

B Team: Man of the match – Milo Petit

U12 A&B V Fulham Prep

The U12 A and B teams also played Fulham Prep and enjoyed a good afternoon winning one game and drawing the other

A Team: Man of the match – Cameron Childs

B Team: Man of the match – Mauri Noe

Franchise results

Storm 2 – Dragons 0 — Man of the match: Leon Castro

Crusaders 7 – Spartans 1— Man of the match: Benjamin Reed

Vikings 6 – Sharks 1— Man of the match: Beau McChesney

Fantastic effort from all the franchise boys. Every boy representing a franchise team can be proud of the effort they have

shown this season so far. Keep it up!

Golden Boot

Zac Shuaib – 26 goals

Yousif Al-Saffar – 23 goals

Omer Eren and Iskander Ali Hussain 19

U9 A Football Tournament at The Hall

Mr Dean writes…

On Saturday 14th October eight Under 9 footballers used the first morning of their Half Term holiday to attend a football tour-

nament hosted by The Hall. Despite the early morning start the team showed no signs of weariness, winning their first match

3 - 0 against Devonshire House, with two goals from Sacha Abecassis, and one from Yousif Al-Saffar.

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From the Performance Corner— Breakfast Quinoa Porridge

Mr McClinton writes…

½ cup quinoa

¼ teaspoon cinnamon

1½ cup almond milk

½ cup water

2 tablespoons raw honey

1 teaspoon vanilla pod extract

pinch of Icelandic sea salt

organic goji berries

Add a tablespoon of coconut butter to a heated saucepan. Add quinoa flakes, water and season with cinnamon. Stir frequently. Add almond/cashew/hazelnut milk, vanilla pod extract, raw honey and a pinch of Icelandic sea salt. Cook until the grains are tender. Quinoa is a gluten free nutritiously dense plant based protein with a full spectrum of amino acids, vitamins and miner-als notably iron for energy metabolism and cognition. Cinnamon is a culinary spice that historically has been used for centuries. Noted for its ability to support sugar cravings, cinnamon adds a satisfying savoury twist and has been shown to enhance fine motor skills as well as cognition. Consuming sea salt ensures maintenance of sufficient sodium levels helping balance sodium potassium ratios. Sodium and potassium are electrolytes helping ensure a sufficient fluid balance in the body as well as in blood plasma and extracellular fluid. Abundant in nutrients, goji berries are a low sugar slightly sweet raisin like fruit excellent for eye health, valuable given the degree of written work our boys complete on a daily basis. Enjoy!

The good form continued in the next two games with solid 2-0 wins over both The Hall B and Durston House, another goal

from Sacha and three from Omer Eren seeing Wetherby to victory. The next game was against The Hall A, and having already

played earlier in the season (a tight 2-1 win to Wetherby) the boys knew it would be a tough game. This proved to be the

case as two evenly matched sides played out a 1-1 draw, Omer Eren again with the goal.

The next game was a comfortable 4 - 0 victory vs Durston House B (goals from Omer Eren (2), Sacha Abecassis & Ilya Walker-

Haworth), meaning Wetherby had four wins and one draw going into their final match against Hereward House. Hereward

also had a good record, meaning there was a lot riding on the final game. This ended in a slightly anti-climatic 0-0 draw leav-

ing the final standings as follows;

1. Wetherby

2. Hereward

3. Durston A

4. The Hall A

5. The Hall B

6. Durston B

7. Devonshire House

Four victories and two draws from six matches was enough to see

Wetherby finish top of the pile, only conceding one goal and scoring 12.

A fantastic performance from all involved!

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Lower School Maths Challenge Upper School Maths Challenge

Mr Gascoine writes… Congratulations to the boys below! Please make sure that all answer sheets include workings out, full name and form class. Housepoint for each.

Lower School Maths Challenge Brainiacs Upper School Maths Challenge Bright Sparks

Taymour Auchi Bear Seidel Nadhmi Auchi Christopher Radcliffe

G Lund Harry Lund Sebastian Jones Edmund Jones

Elias Rogn Suleman Abbas Nicholas Dyer Adrian Boettcher

Laith Auchi Reuben Jones Philip Maguire

Alexander Avaliani

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1 Ishaan Suresh Year 4 2 min 1 sec

2 Felix Welter Year 5 2 min 16 sec

3 Leonardo Bertolo Year 5 2 min 19 sec

4 Boris Bogolyubov Year 5 2 min 27 sec

5 Ayrton Palmer Year 5 2 min 35 sec

6 Aditya Dubey Year 5 2 min 36 sec

7 Oscar Rotman Year 5 2 min 41 sec

8 Innes Adam Year 5 2 min 46 sec

9 Emmanuel Tomazos Year 5 2 min 48 sec

10 Krishna Agarwal Year 5 2 min 57 sec

Which House are you in? Chepstow What is your favourite club? Horse Riding What is your favourite subject? Maths Kit-Kat or Chomp? Kit Kat If you were a teacher, what would you teach? Maths Favourite sport at Wetherby Rugby What would you do if you were Headteacher for a day? Have everyone come in dressed as a historical character If you went to Pizza Express with a famous person (dead or alive) who would you want it to be? Barack Obama If you could plan a school trip, where would you go? The British Museum, to see the Egyptians and the Persians Favourite book. Matilda, Roald Dahl Fish & Chips Fridays or Sausage & Mash Mondays? Fish & Chips

You have one minute to draw a Wetherby branded item.

Wetherby Pencil Thank you, Kourosh!

My Wetherby— Kourosh M (4M)

Top Ten Speed Kings 2017-18

The top set Year 5 posse have hit the ground running after Half Term! Emmanuel Tomazos has joined the top ten

party, entering the top ten with 2 min 48 sec. And also from Miss Balgobin’s high-flyers in Year 5, Ayrton and Felix

have cemented their places with improved times for 2nd and 5th place respectively. A time of below 3 minutes is now

required to be part of an elite set of speed mechanics. Very impressive.

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Out of School Achievements and Photos

Edward S en France!

In order to improve speaking in French, over the Half Term

holiday, Edward (5T) spent a week visiting the beautiful

sites of Paris. He loved Versailles, Montmartre, the Louvre,

the Geode, Notre Dame. Here is a photo of him at the Ge-

ode. Tres bien, Edward!

Alexander S will always be an Aussie in Eng-

land!

Alexander (6M) braved the cold weather (and

the surf post Storm Bryan!) to go surfing in

Cornwall over the Half Term holiday. Even the

cold English seas are not enough to put off this

keen surfer.

Innes is a sailing champ!

Innes A (5T) passed Sailing RYA Level 3 during the holidays in

Greece and we think he did brilliantly. Well done, Innes!

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Jonny and Lachlan complete an epic swim

During the Half Term break Jonathan R (7M) and Lachlan G (7G) both competed at the County Distance Meet for their swimming club, CWSC. They both swam the 1500m Freestyle event with both boys win-ning a place in their age group. Well done, boys!

The M's sweep the scoreboard for their local Ice Hockey Team Thomas M (3P) played a U11 Ice Hockey match for his Streatham team last Saturday and was awarded Man Of The Match. Streatham team won 5-4. Thomas was the youngest player, (only 7!) and scored two goals out of five. His 10 year old brother Philip from 6M played too and scored three goals. Continuing their winning streak on Sunday, Thomas played a U9 home game for Streatham against three teams and scored the most goals. 15 goals in total which is his personal record! Well done, Thomas. Here’s to more goals and trophies to come!

Aran M (4M) helped out at a soup kitchen dur-

ing the Half Term holidays. Well done, Aran!

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The S brothers had a jam packed Half Term with some bouldering and a visit to the vets

The H learn to sail in Croatia Jasper and James H write... During the Half Term we did a 5 day course sailing in Croatia to get our competent crew certificates whilst our dad got his day skipper. As well as preparing the boat for mooring and setting sail, duties also included preparing meals and washing up! James particularly enjoyed cleaning and preparing fresh mussels.

We also took a trip into Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, famous for its Ottoman medieval bridge, destroyed in 1993 during the Bosnian War but rebuilt in 2004 through international efforts and is now a UNESCO world heritage site. Every year there is a local competition for locals to dive off the bridge 20 metres into the freezing cold Neretva river below. We were surprised to learn when we got back to school this week that Mr Metherell and we think, Mr Brawn, were also in Mostar at Half Term, we’re not sure they dived off the bridge though?!

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Highest Housepoint Earners by Form Class

Weekly Housepoint Totals

Highest Housepoint Earner for the Week

Yearly Housepoint Totals

Form Class Winners

First Place Second Place Third Place

Form 4A 224

Form 6T 189

Form 7M 174

Lower School Upper School

3P Elias Rogn 6L Jake Gillanders

4A Daniil Korovkin 6M Philip Maguire

4B Alfie Askew 6T Ardavan Pesendorfer

Casper Maclean 7C Lucas Silberschmidt

4L Jack Johnson 7G Aidan Dausch

4M Taymour Auchi 7M Sava Seltzer

5K Aditya Dubey 8B Daniel Bjorgolfsson

5S Lachlan Donley 8F Philippe Duroc-Danner

5T Maximilian Rokos 8V Francesco Nagel

Philippe Duroc-Danner—33

First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place

Pembridge Chepstow Dawson Westbourne

599 596 544 543

First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place

Pembridge Captain A. Koomen

Dawson Captain D. Bjorgolfsson

Chepstow Captain E. Jones

Westbourne Captain K. James

3,370 3,324 3,277 3,200

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Form Class Winners—4A

Headmaster’s Good Shows

Gold 10 Housepoints

Silver 5 Housepoints

Bronze 3 Housepoints

Louis Jaume - English Ashaan Jayaraj – English Aidan Zilkha – Drama

Luca Bengough - English Philippe Duroc-Danner – Latin

Monty Sutherland – English Philippe Duroc-Danner – Geography

Joshua Ashley – History Philippe Duroc-Danner – Geography

Sava Seltzer - English Oliver Bush – Presentation

James Hunter – History Alexander Kabysh – Drama

George Sakellariou – Drama Alexander Kabysh – Music

George Sakellariou – RS Joshua Linnane – English

Teo Hasecic – English Kiran Kar – Maths

Teo Hasecic – Science Arty Ratsin - Science

Felix Crow – English Maximilian Rokos – English

Alexander Lewisohn – English Lachlan Cairncross – Science

Alexander Lewisohn – English Lachlan Cairncross – English

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Cosimo Johansen – English Sava Seltzer – Drama

Nicolas Sesson-Farre – English Ardavan Pesendorfer – Science

Philippe Duroc-Danner – English Lucas Silberschmidt – English

Philippe Duroc-Danner – English Oscar Kalhor – Drama

John Cartwright – English Nicholas Dyer – English

Oliver Toon – English Cameron Childs – English

Elyas Efthimou - Maths Nadhmi Auchi – Maths

Sam Williams – Science Leonardo O’Sullivan - Choir

Ardavan Pesendorfer – RS Matthew Rampin – Maths

Ardavan Pesendorfer – History Zac Manzi - Maths

Ardavan Pesendorfer – English

Edward Darwent – Geography

Edward Darwent – English

Edward Darwent - Geography

Edward Darwent – English

Joshua Linnane - Maths

Theo Wright – French

Teo Mian – English

Masimilliano Catallo-Bauman - His-

tory

Max Awuma -Hamilton – History

Lucas Silberschmidt – English

Lucas Silberschmidt – Maths

Maximillian Papasavvas – English

Jake Gillanders – English

Christopher Radcliffe – History

Elendu Ukeje - Reading

Jack Swan – An origami swan

Benjamin Reed – English

Sebastian Drax – History

Zac Shuaib - English

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Photos of the Week

The C-B brothers and their cardboard pug! Jack S (4L) and his incredible (and very apt) origami

paper swan

Mr Waffles says Happy Halloween The Catallo-Bauman brother’s (and Wetherbuzz cover star)

pug-themed pumpkin!

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Building bridges in DT club!

Some of the winners of this year’s Great ‘Wetherby’ Bake Off. Well done, boys!

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Max Basirov (3P) 2nd Prize for Effort 1st Prize for Best Take on Theme, Jumanji, the Moody-

Stuarts

Lord Major’s Special Mention, 3rd, The Italian Job, the

von Saher’s

Ranveer G (4A) and his spectacular Willy Wonka Chocolate cake came second place for best take on them. Well

done, Ranveer!

3rd Prize for Best Take on Theme, Yousif Al-Saffar (4M)

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More fabulous Bake Off creations!

Lord Mayor’s Special Mention, 1st, Eddie The Eagle, Luke Barker (8V)

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The Lord Major of Westminster (and Great Wetherby Bake Off judge) enjoying the competition...

Best Tasting Cake, 3rd, Oscar H’s Pokemon cookies Best tasting Cake, 1st, Charlie Chaplin, the Ms

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