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Message from the Headteacher
Key Values: Innovation, Confidence, Aspiration, Respect, Enthusiasm
Dear Parents
This week former pupil Niall Ubhi came into school to talk to potential medical applicants about the process, and what is required to gain a place in medical school. Niall left HCS last August and has almost completed his first year in medical school. It is remarkable that our pupils are so willing to give back to the school; it is this balance between giving and taking that I believe sets HCS pupils apart.
A similar thought came to me earlier in the month when the pupils took part in the £10 challenge. Whilst any Head would be proud to lead a school that achieves such entrepre-neurial success, the real pride was in the feed-back I received from parents and staff. So many people came up to me to comment on how the HCS pupils had shown real interest in their business ideas and encouraged others to do well throughout the challenge.
For me, this speaks of the ‘success and value’ that we believe is one of the defining charac-teristics of our school. HCS pupils understand that education is not just about achievement, it is also about how one uses that opportunity for the benefit of the world around us. I for one believe that our community, our country, our world needs more young people with this attitude.
This characteristic of HCS pupils becomes more apparent with every week that passes. This year I have seen the ambition and passion of Prep and Senior School pupils working together to find ways to engage with and learn from older members of our locality, with heart-warming results. Pupils are challenged; they imagine, consult, take advice, plan, take measured risks and deliver. They become independent and experiential learners, confident but not arrogant, growing through the friendship and advancement of others.
Those I know who recruit to college, university and employment are looking for individuals who understand what they can give as well as what they can receive.
Friends
I would personally like to give my thanks to the Friends Committee who today have organised a very successful lunch event in Brantingham. Thank you to all those who attended and to Clarins for their fabulous demonstration.
2017 Trinity Term No. 02 Newsletter 28.04.17
Key Values: Innovation, Confidence, Aspiration,
Respect, Enthusiasm
Parent Testimonials
We are requesting testimonials from current and former parents and pupils to use within our prospectuses and the school website. If you would like your testimonial to be included please email Mrs Dunn, Director of External Rela-tions. The names of parents and pupils will not be used but displayed as Parent, Year 6 and 4.
Joanna.Dunn@HullCollegiateSchool.co.uk
Trinity Term Stay and Play Sessions for 18 months +
You and your little one are warmly invit-ed to join us for our forthcoming Tranby Tots’ Playgroup sessions from 14:00 - 15:00 on the following dates:
Tues 6 June
Tues 13 June
Monday 19 June (please note this is a Monday due to a whole school event on Tuesday 20 June)
Tues 27 June
Tues 4 July Refreshments are provided for children so please feel free to invite friends and make it a social occasion. There is no charge for these sessions but due to limited places a block of five sessions must be pre-booked. Email Joanna.Dunn@hullcollegiateschool.co.uk to book your space.
Hull 10k - Running for Hope
On Sunday 18 June a number of staff and pupils will be taking part in the Run For All Hull 10K in memory of Hope Rooms who sadly passed away in Febru-ary 2016. The date is a particularly spe-cial one as Hope would have celebrated her 16th birthday and it is also Father's day. Last year we raised over £2000 for Candlelighters, the charity who help children with cancer and their families. This year we aim to raise even more. Your support in achieving our goal is most appreciated, you can donate
online through JustGiving, please click on the link below. Thank you. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/hullcollegiateschool-runningforhope
Future Diary Dates Week B
Monday 1 May
BANK HOLIDAY
Tuesday 2 May
Board of Studies meeting 16:10 Heads of Year meeting 16:10 Heads of House meeting (this week)
Wed 3 May
Year 10 Drama SHE Thea-tre Company workshop (in lessons) Year 12 Drama Technical rehearsals and perfor-mance to parents 17:00 World Challenge presen-tation for parents, Baccarat Room 18:30 Cantabria Parents’ Infor-mation Evening, Drawing Room 18:30
Thursday 4 May
Internal Exams Revision Tips presentation (for parents of pupils in Years 7-10) 18:30
Friday 5 May
Years 8 & 9 Girls’ Immunisations Year 12 Geography field trip departs (returns Sunday 7 May)
Menu
Monday Bank Holiday
Tuesday
Roast Red Pepper Soup Floured Loaf
Baked Pork Sausage Quorn Sausage Casserole
Mashed Potato, Sliced Carrots, Green Beans
Carrot Cake and Fresh Cream
Wednesday Leek and Potato Soup Sesame Seed Bread
Roast Gammon and Onion Relish Creamy Leek and Potato Pie
Roast Potato, Steamed Cabbage, Carrots Toffee Apple Crumble and Custard
Thursday
Carrot and Fennel Soup Herby Bread
Stifado Traditional Beef and Tomato Stew
Lamb Kofta Kebab with Pitta Bread Spanankopita
Gigantes Greek Salad
Greek Summer Slaw Black Bean & Quinoa Salad
Lemon Custard Tart
Friday Tomato Soup
Bloomer Panini Bar Pepperoni
Cheese and Tomato Tuna and Cheese
Chips, Baked Beans, Garden Peas Jam and Cream Scones
Freshly baked potatoes with hot and cold
fillings available daily including grated cheese, baked beans plus filling of the day
A selection of freshly filled breads, rolls,
pittas and focaccia with cheddar cheese, tuna plus daily specials
A selection of freshly cooked pasta with a choice of chunky tomato ragout and daily
specials, parmesan cheese
Yoghurt bar as well as assorted seasonal sliced and whole fresh fruit
Click on the link below to see what's coming up and book your tickets at Beverley's East Riding Theatre:
http://www.eastridingtheatre.co.uk/
FoHCS Book Club
The next meeting of the FoHCS Book Club will be at 10:15 on Monday 22nd May 2017 at Saramique in Hessle.
We will be talking about "The Girl on the Train" by Paula Haw-kins.
If you are interested in coming along to meet new people and talk about books, please email lindseys@gmail.com or just turn up!
Breakfast Meeting for pupils in Years 10, 11 and 12
Dr Penny Gorton, Consultant Anaesthetist will be hosting next weeks’ Breakfast Meeting on Wednesday 3 May at 08:00 in the Drawing Room. If you would like your Son/Daughter to attend, please email carrie.mertens@hullcollegiateschool.co.uk.
We run breakfast meetings every 4-6 weeks. This provides pupils with the opportunity to ask professionals questions about their career path. If you would like to be part of our breakfast meeting programme and come along and talk with pupils, please contact Carrie on the email above. Thank you.
Wine Tasting
We are holding a wine tasting evening sponsored by Barclays on Friday 9 June at 19:00 in the Drawing Room and Main Foyer. Treat yourself and your family to our wine tastings where experts will guide you through a selection
of wines for you to explore. It will be a fun evening with canapes, musical entertainment, blind tastings, quiz and a raffle.
Tickets are £15 per head and can be bought from either the Senior or Prep reception by cash or cheque. Please make cheque payable direct to the Hull Collegiate School Trust. All proceeds to the Hull Collegiate School Trust.
Sponsored Walk
Friday 30 June. More information to follow.
£10 Challenge winners
The overall winning form of the £10 Challenge received their prize of a trip to McDonalds on Tuesday. The prize was gener-ously given by Connexin who sponsor the event. Well done to everyone who took part in the challenge, it was a great suc-cess.
Fashion Show
The Friends Committee are working extremely hard to put
together a range of events for our school community. They
are raising funds to support a whole school treehouse, a Sen-
ior School gym and a number of other smaller bid requests
across the whole school. We welcome any feedback on past
or future events and appreciate your continued support. If
you are interested in joining our committed group please
email Jo Dunn on Joanna.Dunn@hullcollegiateschool.co.uk or
alternatively the Friends on fohcs@hullcollegiateschool.co.uk.
We would also ask that if you would not wish to join the com-
mittee itself but would be able to give a couple of hours of
time adhoc to set up for our events, this would also be appre-
ciated and is where the committee requires your support the
most. We hope to see you at the fashion show on May 12th.
Prostate Cancer UK
Starting on 30 April Dave Johnson, a member of the Local Governing Body, will be walking 1200 miles from John O’Groats to Lands End in 9 weeks to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK. Wishing him lots of luck on his mammoth walk. Please visit his fundraising page to make a donation at
http://www.justgiving.com/DaveJOGLE2017
Junior Maths Challenge
On Tuesday four Year 8 pupils took part in the regional final of the Junior Team Maths Challenge at Winifred Holtby. The final consisted of four rounds of maths challenges in which pupils had to work as a team to prepare solutions. After a closely contested final round which saw the pupils competing in a timed maths relay, the pupils were crowned runners up out of the twelve teams taking part. The competition was for both Year 8 and 9 pupils and all four boys are in Year 8. Congratula-tions to Alex, Tom, Harry and Josh.
Breakfast meeting
Thank you to ex pupil Niall Ubhi for hosting the breakfast meeting this week. Niall came in on Tuesday before heading back to university to talk with pupils in Years 10-12 about life
in his first year as a medical student.
Girls’ Sport Girls’ Sport
Fixtures
Wednesday 3 May 1st Rounders Queen Margaret's Home start 14:00 meet 13:30 pick-up 15:30 1st I Hill E Gould E Lacey D Ferguson B Fraser H Dodds H Field A Dodds C Barton E Elton H Cannell G Zanetti M K-Karpinska Thursday 4 May U13 & U15 Tennis Aegon B League Hymers start 16:15 meet 15:10 pick-up 18:30 Team will be on the board
Future Fixtures
All fixtures are subject to change. Please check The Hub for up to date information
Please note East Riding rounders fixtures to be added
Rounders Results
Wednesday 26 April Hill House Away 1st 10½-9-½ (lost) (Hill 3, Dodds 3, Lacey 1, Elton 1)
Training
Activities as chosen After school: Monday Years 6 & 7 Rounders Tuesday Years 8-10 Rounders Wednesday Athletics
Date Team/s Competition Venue start meet Pick-up
Saturday 6 May Year 7-10, 1st Rounders Ashville & Pocklington Pocklington 14:00 12:45 17:00
Monday 8 May U13 Rounders Read Home 14:30 13:30 16:30
Wednesday 10 May Years 8-13 Athletics East Riding Trials Costello 17:00 16:00 TBC
Saturday 13 May U14, U15, 1st QE Home 10:00 09:30 11:30
Saturday 13 May U12 and U13 QE Away 10:00 08:00 13:00
Monday 15 May U13 Rounders St Hughes, Lincs Away 15:00 13:00 18:30
Tuesday 16 May U14 Rounders Hill House Home 16:15 16:00 17:30
Tuesday 16 May All years Athletics ISA North Athletics Wigan 10:00 07:00 19:00
Saturday 20 May U12/13, U14 & U15 The Mount Home 10:00 09:30 11:30
Saturday 10 June U15, U14, U13 Ampleforth Away 13:00 11:00 15:45
Thursday 15 June Year 7 A and B rounders Hill House Home 16:15 16:00 17:30
Saturday 17 June Year 7-10 Rounders GSAL and BGS GSAL 09:30 07:45 13:00
Monday 19 June U13 Tennis Silcoates Away 16:15 14:30 18:30
Monday 19 June All years Athletics ISA National Athletics Alexandra Stadium 12:00 08:30 19:00
Tuesday 20 June Year 9 & 10 Rounders Huddersfield Grammar Home 16:00 15:45 17:30
Saturday 24 June Year 7-10 Rounders Silcoates Home 09:30 09:00 11:00
Thursday 29 June Year 9 & 10 Rounders Queen Margaret's Away 16:15 14:30 18:30
Girls’ Sport Boys’ Sport
Fixtures
Half-Term 1
Fixture
Venue
Fixture
Start Time
Bus Departing/meeting time
at HCS
Est.Bus Arriving back/ finish time at HCS
Saturday 22 April
Cricket pre-season – U12 & U13
Cricket pre-season – U14 & U15
HCS
HCS
09:45
11:00
09:45
11:00
11:00
12:15
Wed 26 April 1st XI v Fulneck Away 14:30 13:00 18:30
Friday 28 April U12 v Hymers Away 13:30 13:00 17:00
Saturday 29 April U12 v Read Home 09:30 09:00 12:00
Wed 3 May 1st XI v Scarborough College Away 14:15 13:00 18:30
Thursday 4 May 1st XI v Hill House Home 16:00 15:45 18:30
Saturday 6 May U13 & U15 v Scarborough College Home 10:00 09:30 12:30
Monday 8 May U13 v Bootham Away 16:00 15:45 18:30
Wed 10 May 1st XI v Bootham Away 14:15 13:00 19:00
Thursday 11 May U15 v Ackworth Away 14:40 13:00 18:30
Saturday 13 May U13 & U14 v Fulneck Home 09:30 09:00 12:30
Monday 15 May U12 V Ackworth Home 15:45 15:30 18:30
Thursday 18 May U15 v Hill House Away 14:15 13:00 18:30
Saturday 20 May U12 & U13 v GSAL Home 10:00 09:15 12:30
Monday 22 May
U14 v Bootham
U13 v Queen Ethelburga’s
Home
Away
16:00
16:00
15:45
14:20
18:30
19:30
Tuesday 23 May U14 v Queen Ethelburga’s Home 16:00 15:45 18:30
Year 7 Cricket (H)
Date of fixture Saturday 29 April Meet Changing Rooms 09:00 Start 09:30 Pick up 11:45
Yorkshire Lancashire T Mupparathara (c) J Kenny (c) B Attree H Doyle (wkt) A Edwards M Hall R Jeyendran A Z-Cross T Payne T Robinson Z Willey J Cairns E Carr T Palmer T Watson (wkt) C Murphy T Wright V Jeyendran Z Couch F Parker Z White T Youngman
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