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PARK NEWS DAGENHAM PARK Issue 31 CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL November 2010 School Enq: Absence Line: Email: Website: THOUGHT OF THE MONTH 020 8270 4400 020 8270

As usual, if you have any comments or would like more copies, please contact the editor, details below.

Park Church Of England School Performance Studio. Date: 1st December 2010. Time: 6.15pm. Price: Adults 2 and children (under 16) 1.

1 PARK NEWS DAGENHAM PARK Issue 31 CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL November 2010 School Enq: Absence Line: Website: THOUGHT OF THE MONTH option 1 office@dp.bardaglea.org.uk Commitment is what transforms a promise into a reality Abraham Lincoln We hope you enjoy this edition of Park News. As usual, if you have any comments or would like more copies, please contact the editor, details below. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS 20 December 3 January inclusive RETURN TO SCHOOL 4th JANUARY 2011 With the hit songs: Cell Block Tango and And all that Jazz Venue: Dagenham Park Church Of England School Performance Studio. Date: 1st December Time: 6.15pm. Price: Adults 2 and children (under 16) 1. Reserve Tickets: jjnbaphiste@dpcs.bardaglea.org.uk Directed by Ms J B DON T MISS Page 2 Royal Ballet Page 5 Chicago Page 12 ICT Club Page 15 Maths Puzzle Contact Park News editor on jbaisden@dp.bardaglea.org.uk 1

ROYAL BALLET SCHOOL Students from Dagenham

trip to visit The Royal Ballet School in

Ballet School, they watched a Year 13 dance

2 ROYAL BALLET SCHOOL Students from Dagenham Park s Secondary Youth Dance Group went on a trip to visit The Royal Ballet School in Covent Garden, London, on Monday 15 th November. The students were given a tour of The Royal Ballet School, they watched a Year 13 dance class and also had the opportunity to participate in a dance lesson with a professional teaching member of the Royal Ballet School. The students all thoroughly enjoyed the experience and we want to thank them all for representing the school & Borough so well. Miss Woolford. 2

3 *DANCE Reminder * *DANCE Reminder * DANCE Reminder * DANCE Reminder * Dance kit must now be worn in all dance lessons, this is the school red PE top and black jogging bottoms. advance SIXTH FORM ACADEMY advance Sixth Form Academy begins Wednesday 17 th November 2010 CONGRATULATIONS to those who were successful in making it into the company. Classes are 2:00p.m. 4:30p.m. Every Wednesday In the Leisure Centre Dance Studio. 3

The group have been devising a piece of theatre that explores Mods and Rockers from Essex.

4 YEAR 10 BTEC The Year 10 BTEC Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (Acting) class are performing at the Queen s Theatre, Hornchurch, in their production of Down the River and Up the Road Creative Response Project on the 24 th November The group have been devising a piece of theatre that explores Mods and Rockers from Essex. Only four other schools were chosen to perform with Dagenham Park on the main stage at the theatre. Our students have produced an excellent piece that includes physical theatre scenes combined with classic Mods and Rockers music such as The Who and Gene Vincent. Ms JnBaptiste 4

5 5 With the hit songs: Cell Block Tango and And all that Jazz Venue: Dagenham Park Church Of England School Performance Studio. Date: 1st December Time: 6.15pm. Price: Adults 2 and children (under 16) 1. Reserve Tickets: jjnbaphiste@dpcs.bardaglea.org.uk Directed by Ms J B

6 School Hairdressing Price List Wash & Blow dry 2.00 (tongs or irons add 50p) Wash & Cut 5.00 Wash, Cut and blow dry 5.00 (tongs or irons add 50p) Shampoo & set 3.00 Conditioning treatment (for dry hair) 3.00 L Oreal Colouring: All colour services include a blow dry finish free of charge. Semi-permanent full head colour (8 washes) 8.00 Quasi-permanent full head colour (24 washes, Skin test required hours before service) Re-growth permanent tint (skin test required hours before service) Full head permanent tint (skin test required hours before service) Cap high/low lights (one colour, short hair) Foil high/low lights (up to 2 colours) Please note services can take from 1 to 4 hours, please be patient. Please provide the exact change. Cash only 6

7 AFTER SCHOOL HAIRDRESSING APPOINTMENTS We also offer after school appointments for all students, friends and family to get their hair cut or coloured on the following days:- Monday 13 th Dec 15:00 18:00 Monday 10 th Jan 15:00 18:00 Thursday 27 th Jan 15:00 18:00 Monday 14 th Feb 15:00 18:00 Thursday 3 rd March 15:00 18:00 Monday 28 th March 15:00 18:00 Monday 4 th April 15:00 18:00 Thursday 5 th May 15:00 18:00 Thursday 16 th June 15:00 18:00 If you are interested in any after school appointments please call to book. 7

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YEAR 11 BTEC Year 11 BTEC First Certificate in Performing Arts (Acting) class will be performing their devised piece on Friday 3 rd December at 2pm.

The play looks at the secrecy behind mental illness and some of the problems that people have associated with these types of conditions.

9 YEAR 11 BTEC Year 11 BTEC First Certificate in Performing Arts (Acting) class will be performing their devised piece on Friday 3 rd December at 2pm. The group have been exploring the themes of Mental Illness and have been inspired by scripts written by people who have experienced mental health problems first hand. The play looks at the secrecy behind mental illness and some of the problems that people have associated with these types of conditions. Ms JnBaptiste PRESENTATION EVENING You are invited to celebrate the achievements of our students in last summer s examinations. Where: Dagenham Park C of E School When: Thursday 9th December Arrival: pm Please come and join us 9

boy. Much of the discussion following this performance brought up issues of lack of trust between the police and young people about the honour code of not snitching on people you know even in the

10 Year 10 Performing Arts group will be invited to watch this performance. This is Arc s brand new theatre piece and the fourth in the Company s Blade Quartet. This piece picks up on themes and issues arising from young people s responses to Boy X - our third play in the quartet, and explores the impact on family and community of the murder of a 16-year old boy. Much of the discussion following this performance brought up issues of lack of trust between the police and young people about the honour code of not snitching on people you know even in the case of serious violence. The loyalty and camaraderie instilled from early on by such parental injunctions as don t tell tales stays central in many people s minds and presents dilemmas and conflicts for individuals. Pact does not make any attempt to answer these questions, but rather invites its young audiences into an experience, which presents a set of complex decisions. Tuesday 7 th December 9.45am. 10

DANCE NEWS The Dance Department would like to congratulate Year 11 dance student, Reynaldo Santos, who has been successful in obtaining a place on the Aspire Dance Mentoring Scheme.

11 DANCE NEWS The Dance Department would like to congratulate Year 11 dance student, Reynaldo Santos, who has been successful in obtaining a place on the Aspire Dance Mentoring Scheme. Reynaldo had to audition along with 24 other dance applicants in order to get the chance to gain one of the 10 places on the course. The panel members from the auditions were all very impressed by the standard at the audition and said that Reynaldo..should be extremely proud of being one of 10 selected. We are so proud of Reynaldo, well done! Dance Department CLIMBING CLUB Climbing Club has now started! Year 7 s on Mondays from Year 8 s to 13 s on Tuesdays from If you are interested you will need to collect a consent form from the PE Office. 11

12 12 Come along to club and design your own Magazine Learn how to use: Publisher Photoshop T rav el m ris u To d an History See Ms. C. St John English Geography Media Cross-curricular links

13 BOOKED UP The aim of Booked Up was to inspire excitement about reading and to help students discover new books and authors. It gave every Year 7 child a chance to choose a free book from a list of specially selected titles. Students came into the Library to make their choice and then had to wait for delivery! Below are a selection of our Year 7 pupils receiving their books when Mrs Baisden made a surprise visit to their English classes. 13

14 Year 7 Essex Cup Football Dagenham Park 2 Burntmill 2 (Burntmill won 3 2 on penalties) Dagenham Park were very unlucky to be on the losing side after an excellent performance from the team against a skilful and well organised opposition. The game kicked off at 2:00 in windy conditions and Burntmill made an excellent start putting us under early pressure. However, we got ourselves back in the game with Alejandro Ramirez Montes and captain Daniel Matondo constant threats on the wings. Finally, the pressure paid off as striker Collins Wetende smashed home a left footed volley from a corner. Burntmill came back strongly and were level quickly after they produced a good break and they then took the lead after an excellent strike from their right winger. At half time it was Burntmill 2 Dagenham Park 1. In the second half, Dagenham Park were completely dominant with Rheo Calvin driving the team forward but we could not get the equaliser and goalkeeper Quam Adesanya was forced to make some great saves as the opposition threatened on the counter attack. However, with 10 minutes to go Gospel Momongo got the ball on the edge of the box and his great turn and dribble created a chance which he clinically finished to make it 2 2. With little time left and Dagenham Park dominating we looked certain to win but we just couldn t quite finish them off and after extra time the match had to be decided on a penalty shootout. Both keepers produced some wonderful saves and after 5 penalties each it was 2 2 so it went into sudden death. Unfortunately, Burntmill won the shootout to knock us out of the cup. However, it was a great performance from the team. A week after the cup exit we played All Saints at home and produced a good performance to win 2 1 with Gospel Momongo the man of the match scoring 2 fantastic goals; the winning one being scored with just 3 minutes left to play. P Hyett PE Dept 14

15 Maths Puzzle Win a Prize! Pool balls are numbered 1 to 15. What is the total of the numbers on all the balls? If you can solve this puzzle, post your solution in the box in the library, with your full name and form written down on it. All correct solutions will be put in a box and Mr Valli will pick out the winner. The winner will receive a prize and have their name printed in next month s newsletter. Good luck! Winner of last month s puzzle is Solution for the last puzzle: Deirdre Nganjo 11R

DON T MISS Page 2 Bugsy Page 4 Panathlon Challenge Page 9 advance Performances Page 19 Maths Puzzle

DON T MISS Page 2 Bugsy Page 4 Panathlon Challenge Page 9 advance Performances Page 19 Maths Puzzle PARK NEWS Issue 26 February 2010 School Enq: 020 8270 4400 Absence Line: 020 8270 4399 Email: office@dp.bardaglea.org.uk Website: www.dp.bardaglea.org.uk DAGENHAM PARK CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL THOUGHT