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188 Sheen Lane East SheenLondon SW14 8LF
School Tel: 020 8876 3323Sports Line: 020 8392 4846Email: [email protected]: www.thsboys.org.uk
Governors
Jamie Forsyth ChairmanBarbara HumberAlex WilsonCharles Pike Trustee
Staff
Mr G Evans BSc Hons MA PGCE HeadmasterMr B Peyton BA Ed Hons Deputy Head/Head of SportMrs A Pomfret BursarMrs F Richards BEd Hons Junior School Coordinator and Year 3Mr J Ryan BA Hons PGCE Director of Studies, History & Religious Studies
Senior School
M Mr M Barnett BA PGCE SportsMs K Bennett BA Hons MA PGCE EnglishMiss C Bromfield BA Hons PGCE FrenchMrs A Cavalieri MA LatinMr T Churches BTEC IT TechnicianMr J Comer LL.B Hons GTP MathematicsMr P Geary Bed Hons Drama & SportMr A Hare BSc Hons ScienceMr J Heanley BSc Hons, PGCE GeographyMr L Mullan BSc Sports AssistantMr R Nunn BA Cert Ed MathematicsMrs A Patel BA Hons PGCE PG Cert SpLD SENCo & EnglishMiss L Whittingham BA PGCE LRSM MA MusicMr J Wolf BA Hons PGCE Art
Junior School
Mrs L Adams L3 NVQ Reception Class AssistantMrs J Griffiths Dip Ed Art & Design Health and Safety/Art AssistantMrs K Hogan BA PGCE Year 2Mrs V Maguire BA Ed Hons ReceptionMiss M Power BA PGCE Year 1 Mrs B Randall HND NVQ Lvl 3 Librarian and Support AssistantMrs D Rau COES RADA Class AssistantMrs C Young BDA Class Assistant
Visiting Staff
Miss J Fisher FluteMr D Haworth ViolinMr G Hogg TrumpetMrs E McGovern Oboe and RecorderMr N McGovern Saxophone & ClarinetMr H Gray Bass Guitar Mr D Redding GuitarMiss A Sims ‘Cello Mr J Smith SingingMiss S Simma BassoonMrs C So PianoMr A Wing SportMr A Zarikian Drums
Administrative Staff
Mrs C Booth Registrar and MarketingMrs N Markwell SecretaryMr T Morris CaretakerMrs S White-Dowe Catering Manager
Summer Term 2016
Term starts Thursday 21 AprilHalf term begins Monday 30 MayHalf term ends Friday 3 JuneTerm ends Wednesday 6 July
Autumn Term 2016
Term starts Wednesday 7 SeptemberHalf term begins Monday 17 OctoberHalf term ends Friday 28 OctoberTerm ends Friday 16 December
Spring Term 2017
Term starts Tuesday 10 JanuaryHalf term begins Monday 13 FebruaryHalf term ends Friday 17 FebruaryTerm ends Friday 31 March
Future Term Dates
January
Monday 4th
Tuesday 5th
Wednesday 6th Staff Inset Day
Term starts
1st Team Rugby pre-season weekend, Swanage & Wareham – 10.30am departure
1st Team Rugby pre-season weekend, Swanage & Wareham – 4.00pm (approx) return
Thursday 7th
Friday 8th
Saturday 9th
Sunday 10th
2016
‘I’d rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance.’ E.E. Cummings
January
Monday 11th
Tuesday 12th
Wednesday 13th
Thursday 14th
Friday 15th
Saturday 16th
Sunday 17th
2016
“Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.” Albert Einstein
Junior and Senior School Clubs start
FOTH second hand uniform sale – 8.30am
Nature Collection Visit for Years R, Years 1, 2, 3 & 5Year 6 trip to Magistrates Court – 10am
January
Monday 18th
Tuesday 19th
Wednesday 20th
Thursday 21st
Friday 22nd
Saturday 23rd
Sunday 24th
2016
“Give me a museum and I’ll fill it.” Pablo Picasso
Year 4 & 5 CATS week
Year 7 Calshot Trip Parents Briefing – 3.30pmU9 A/B/C v The Hall (H) 2.30pm
1st/2nd v The Hall (H) 2.30pmU11 A/B v The Hall (A) 2.30pm
Year 6 French Trip Parents Briefing – 3.30pm
U10 A/B v Kew Green (H) 2.30pm
January
Monday 25th
Tuesday 26th
Wednesday 27th
Thursday 28th
Friday 29th
Saturday 30th
Sunday 31st
2016
“Poetry is just the evidence of life. If your life is burning well, poetry is just the ash.” Leonard Cohen
1st/2nd v The Mall (H) 2.30pm
U10 A/B v The Mall (A) 2.30pmU9 A/B/C v Kew Green (H) 2.30pm
U11 A/B v Kew Green (H) 2.30pm
Year 3 Assembly – 9.00am
Open Morning for prospective parents – 9.15amU10 A/B v Kingswood (H) 3.00pmSenior School Street Dance Event for Years 4, 5 & 6 – 6.00-8.00pm
February
Monday 1st
Tuesday 2nd
Wednesday 3rd
Thursday 4th
Friday 5th
Saturday 6th
Sunday 7th
2016
“Art hurts. Art urges voyages - and it is easier to stay at home.” Gwendolyn Brooks
Year 6 Parents Evening – 5.30pm
Prep Schools’ String Day Epsom CollegeU10 A/B v Eaton House (A) 2.30pmU9 A/B/C v Kingswood (H) 2.30pm
1st/2nd v Kingswood (H) – 2.30pmU11 A/B v Hornsby (A) - 2.30pm
Year 5 Latin trip to The British MuseumYear 2 Assembly – 9.00amYear 5 Future Schools Information Evening – 6.00pm-7.00pm
The THS v Willington Trophy (A)1st/2nd/U11A/U11B/U10A/U10B/U9A/U9B/U9C – 9.00am
House Latin Reading Competition Finals in Assembly
February
Monday 8th
Tuesday 9th
Wednesday 10th
Thursday 11th
Friday 12th
Saturday 13th
Sunday 14th
2016
“A ruffled mind makes a restless pillow.” Charlotte Brontë
U11 A/B v Priory (A) – 3.00pmYear 4 Parents Evening – 5.30pm
U10 A/B v Ibstock (H) – 3.15pm
Spring Concert Rehearsal, Christ Church – 2.00pm-4.00pm
Year 1 Assembly – 9.00amSpring Concert Rehearsal, Christ Church – 2.00pm-4.00pmSpring Concert, Christ Church – 6.00pm
Junior School Grandparents Afternoon – 2.50pmU9 A/B/C v Surbiton (H) – 2.30pm
February
Monday 15th
Tuesday 16th
Wednesday 17th
Thursday 18th
Friday 19th
Saturday 20th
Sunday 21st
2016
Half Term
Half Term
Half Term
Half Term
Half Term
February
Monday 22nd
Tuesday 23rd
Wednesday 24th
Thursday 25th
Friday 26th
Saturday 27th
Sunday 28th
2016
“A word is dead when it is said, some say. I say it just begins to live that day.” Emily Dickinson
Mock Common Entrance ExaminationsWhole school to bring packed lunchesYear 6 to FranceYear 7 to Calshot, Southampton
Mock Common Entrance ExaminationsWhole school to bring packed lunches
Mock Common Entrance ExaminationsWhole school to bring packed lunches
Mock Common Entrance ExaminationsNormal lunch resumes
Year 6 return from FranceYear 7 return from Calshot, Southampton
February/March
Monday 29th
Tuesday 1st
Wednesday 2nd
Thursday 3rd
Friday 4th
Saturday 5th
Sunday 6th
2016
“Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.” Edgar Allan Poe
Maths Week1st/2nd v Falcons (H) – 2.30pm
U10 A/B v Falcons (H) – 2.30pmU9 A/B/C v Falcons (A) – 2.30pmJunior School Parents Evening – 4.30pm
U11 A/B v St. Phillips (H) – 2.30pm
World Book Day – Guest Author visitingJunior School Parents Evening – 4.30pm
Year 2 Scooter Safety Course
March
Monday 7th
Tuesday 8th
Wednesday 9th
Thursday 10th
Friday 11th
Saturday 12th
Sunday 13th
2016
“The Eskimo has fifty-two names for snow because it is important to them; there ought to be as many for love.” Margaret Atwood
Year 8 Parents Evening – 5.30pm1st/2nd v Newland House (A) – 2.30pm
U9 A/B/C v Priory (A) – 2.30pm
2nd v St. Phillips (H) – 2.30pmU11 A/B v Surbiton (A) – 2.30pm
Reception Assembly – 9.00amU13 Mall 7s Tournament – 1.15pm
ABRSM ExamsU10 A/B v Northcote (H) – 2.30pmFOTH Spring Dinner/Dance – 7.00pm
ABRSM Exams
Dress Rehearsal – The Great Escape
March
Monday 14th
Tuesday 15th
Wednesday 16th
Thursday 17th
Friday 18th
Saturday 19th
Sunday 20th
2016
“Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” Langston Hughes
Year 2 Trip to The Victoria & Albert Museum – 9.00am
School Play – The Great Escape, performance 1– 6.30pm
U13 THS 7s Tournament (BoE) – 1.30pmU11 A/B v Falcons (H) – 2.30pmSchool Play – The Great Escape, performance 2– 6.30pm
School Play – The Great Escape, performance 3– 6.30pm
Sports Relief DaySchool Play – The Great Escape, performance 4– 6.30pm
IAPS National School U13 7s at Oundle
March
Monday 21st
Tuesday 22nd
Wednesday 23rd
Thursday 24th
Friday 25th
Saturday 26th
Sunday 27th
2016
“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” Martin Luther King.
Whole School Cross Country in Richmond Park – 2.30pm
U9/U10 Indoor Hockey v Eaton House (H) – 2.00pm
U11/U12/U13 Indoor Hockey v Eaton House (H) – 2.00pm
Whole School Final Assembly – 10.15amTerm Ends12.00pm Juniors12.15pm Seniors
School Clubs
• Parents should sign up for clubs using www.schoolinterviews.co.uk (the code will be in the final newsletter of the autumn term)
• Most clubs have a numbers cap on them so places are allocated on a first come, first served basis
• Clubs marked with an * identify clubs for which there is a charge
DAYCLUB
(& Year) TIME STAFF MEMBER
MONDAYChoir
Y2 & Y3 3.45pm-4.15pm LW
TUESDAY
*DramaY2 & Y3 3.30pm- 4.15pm PG
HandwritingY2 &Y3 3.45pm- 4.15pm MP
Art and Craft Y1 3.30pm-4.15pm BR
THURSDAY
*DramaY1 3.30pm- 4.15pm DR
FootballY2 4.00pm collection
from school AW
SewingY3 3.45pm- 4.15pm KH
Junior School Clubs
Senior School Clubs
DAY CLUB (& Year) TIME STAFF MEMBER
MONDAY
*Rock Band 1 8.10am-8.40am DR
*Drama(Years 4 & 5) 4.15pm-5.00pm PG
TUESDAY
Running Club(Years 6-8)
Second half term only7.30am-8.00am LM
Debating Club(Years 6-8) 1.30pm-2.00pm RN
Homework Club(Years 4-8) 4.15pm-5.00pm JH
*Drama(Years 6, 7 & 8) 4.15pm-5.00pm PG
WEDNESDAY
Senior Choir(Years 4-8) 8.00am-8.40am LW
Chess Club(Years 4 & 5) 4.15pm-5.00pm GE
Homework Club(Years 4-8) 4.15pm-5.00pm ClB
Art Club(Years 4 & 5) 4.15pm-5.15pm JW
THURSDAY
Fitness Club(Years 5-8) 7.30am-8.00am LM
*String Ensemble 8.00am-8.40am AS
*Woodwind Ensemble 8.00am-8.40am SS
Swing Band 1.40pm-2.10pm LW
Math’s Games Club(Any Year) 1.30pm-2.00pm JC
Games Club(Years 4-6) 4.15pm-5.00pm MB
Homework Club(Years 4-8) 4.15pm-5.00pm BP
Orchestra 4.15pm-5.15pm LW
FRIDAY
*Rock Band 2 1.30pm-2.00pm DR
Fitness Club(Years 4-8) 4.15pm-5.00pm AW
Code of Conduct
• Boys should be respectful, and obedient towards all adults. Boys should stand up when an adult enters their class unless the adult asks them not to do so. Boys should stand back on the stairs when an adult wishes to pass, should say ‘Good morning’ or ‘Good afternoon’ as appropriate and be ready to offer any help that may be required e.g carrying books and so forth.
• Boys should be reasonably quiet inside the school, especially when waiting for lessons, when they should be preparing the necessary books and beginning to read or work on their own.
• Boys should keep themselves clean and tidy, and observe good standards of personal hygiene. Boys should be reminded when they are not wearing correct school uniform and, if appropriate, a note sent to the parents.
• Boys should care for and respect all school property, as well as their own and other’s personal belongings. No boy should go into the desk or locker of another boy.
• Older boys should be able to look after and be responsible for younger boys. Younger boys should respect the older boys. Older boys, especially prefects and house captains, should deserve the respect of younger boys.
• When boys speak to staff, they should use the appellation sir, miss, or the full name and title.
• Boys in the senior school should have the appropriate books on the desks and be ready to start the lesson. At the beginning of the day, they should empty their bags and ensure that everything they are likely to need during the course of the day is in, or on their desks. Musical instruments should be stored tidily in the appropriate place in the music room.
• Boys should always ask permission to leave the classroom during and between lessons.
• Boys are not allowed to bring to school games and toys, or items of any value, and if they do, the school accepts no responsibility for their loss or damage. Mobile phones are not allowed to remain with boys during school time and must be left in the school office and collected at the end of the school day. The only money which boys should carry in school is for bus or train fares or for special events eg Book Week, charity or mufti days etc.
• Boys should know when they are allowed in the building and when they should be in the playground. Boys are not to hang back in classrooms and cloakrooms
• Boys are not allowed to bring sweets to school, but they may bring a healthy snack or piece of fruit and a drink (not fizzy) either fruit juice or water, for morning break.
What we would like of parents
Your role in the education of your child remains of crucial importance. The best learning is the result of home and school working together. We need your support:
• To provide your son with the optimum conditions for learning by: – Making certain that he comes to school prepared and arrives punctually. – Ensuring that homework is completed. – Avoiding time out of term unless essential.
• To come and see us promptly if you are not happy with any school matters, rather than conveying your concern to your son.
• To support us on school policy and in areas of behaviour and dress.
• To let us know immediately if anything happens at home that might affect your son at school.
• To try to help him understand that we have to consider everybody’s best interests and to cope with any disappointments positively.
• Thus building a partnership involving you, your son and the school.
Junior School
Dropping off and collection timesThe door opens at 8.30am and will close again at 8.45am. Boys should be in school by 8.40am in order to settle and get organised for the day. There will be a member of staff on duty holding a book. Parents are asked to tell the person on duty if there are any special arrangements for their son that day i.e. if their son is staying on for late class, going home with another boy, being collected early to go to the dentist, or anything else you may want passed onto the class teacher.
The school day finishes at the following times:
Reception & Y1 3.30pmYear 2 & Y3 3.45pm
Parents’ EveningsThese take place in the Autumn and Spring Term.
ReportsSchool reports are written in the Autumn and Summer Terms. In the Autumn, the report will concentrate on the Core Subjects (English, Maths, Science and a General). In the summer a report is written on all the subjects taught.
SportPlease refer to the Junior School New Parents’ Booklet for all information regarding the above.
Dropping off and collection timesThe gate opens at 8.00am and will close again at 8.30am. Boys should be in school by 8.30am in order to line up and go to their classroom for registration. The school day finishes at 4.15pm but boys may be doing a club which finishes later.
Parents’ EveningsThe Senior School Parents’ Evenings take place in the Autumn and Spring Term. Year 5 and 7 have their parent evening in the Autumn Term and Year 4, 6 and 8 have theirs in the Spring term.
ReportsSchool reports are written in the Autumn term for boys whose parents have not had a Parent/Teacher evening i.e. Years 4, 6 and 8 and in the Spring term for Years 5 and 7. All boys have a report in the summer term.
AssessmentsThe following assessments and examinations are taken in the Senior School:
SportPlease refer to the website for all information. For match cancellations or changes, please call the Sports Line (020 8392 4846). A Clarion text will be sent out in the event of cancelled matches.
Senior School
Year 6 – Autumn TermYears 4 and 5 - Spring Term
Years 4-7 - Summer TermYears 4-7 – Summer TermYear 8 – Autumn TermYear 8 - Spring TermYear 8 - Summer Term
Cognitive Abilities Tests:
Spelling/reading tests:End of Year Exams:Practice Mock Common Entrance: Mock Common Entrance: Common Entrance:
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