St Cuthbert's RC High School

Date published: 08 December 2016


Advent Charity Work

Staff are completely overwhelmed at the number of students who have contributed to the fundraising for our Advent charity, Mary’s Meals.

At present, we have a running total of £1105 and still have a week to go.

Special mention must go to Mr Britton’s form who made £62 during a short break time just by selling cakes.

Charlie Clift was star baker, bringing in lots of cupcakes and a big chocolate cake which went down a storm with the customers. Watch this space for a final total next week. 

Mary's Meals sets up school feeding projects in some of the world's poorest communities, where hunger and poverty prevent children from gaining an education.

We Will Rock You

Tickets for the school production of 'We Will Rock You' are selling fast. Please contact the school office for orders. The show is on for three nights: Tuesday 13 - Thursday 15 December at 7.30 in the school hall. It promises to be a fantastic production featuring many of our favourite Queen songs performed by our talented school band. Please support our pupils who have worked incredibly hard over the last few months.

Specialisms News:

One of the Year 10 Health and Social classes had a special lesson on the dangers of drug use delivered by past pupils Niamh and Kendra as part of their Health and Social Care studies at college.

The session was very informative involving a quiz and the students were rewarded with a cake.

Health and Social Care Intervention Sessions are available every day after school to support students complete their assessments. Year 11 in particular are encouraged to attend in order to ensure that they reach their MEG.

On Monday lunchtime a representative from Hopwood College will be in school to support Year 11 students with their applications. All college applications must be submitted by Christmas.

In Art KS3 pupils have been working on art from other cultures with a particular focus on Henna patterns.

In Music Yr 11 pupils have been focusing on the written appraisal analysing their composition. Pupils have been concentrating on improving their evaluation skills.

In Drama Yr 10 are developing their improvisations around the theme of witchcraft and the supernatural. They are rehearsing for their presentations in the final week of term.

In computer science year 7 have been learning about what basic components you need for a computer. They were asked to design a computer which could be used in school by pupils and staff alike.

In Technology KS3 pupils have been cooking up a storm making lemon drizzle cake and fruit flapjacks. Some future bake off entrants have been spotted!

Expressive Arts Stars of the Week for last week:

Imran Bari for stunning Henna design.
Oliwia Lis for her constant dedication to all areas of the GCSE Music course.
Sonny Joyce for being brave when performing in Drama.
Olivia Rostron for her drive and commitment in groupwork.

MFL Stars of the Week

Mrs Ward: Zainab Mohammed for lovely presentation work.
Mrs Gutic: Maria Lavres for a great effort and an excellent work ethic.
Miss Phillips: Michal Durkiewicz for excellent effort in writing his French speaking answers.
Miss Taylor: Maumin Waseem for excellent effort and for being helpful to others.

Attendance Winners:

7.1
8.2
9.2
10.1
11.1

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