11 th May Round Oak Newsletter DIARY DATES. Olivia Harkins is awarded a Blue Peter badge!

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30 25th May End of Half Term 4th June Teacher Training Day 5 th June Back to School Olivia Harkins is awarded a Blue Peter badge!

1 Round Oak Newsletter 11 th May 2018 Brittain Lane, Warwick, CV34 6DX Website: roundoakschool.org.uk Telephone: Edited by: Lauren Alexander (Bureau) DIARY DATES 14 th May 18 th May Calvert Trust Residential 23 rd May Sports Day Edmondscote 23 rd May Round Oak coffee morning th May End of Half Term 4th June Teacher Training Day 5 th June Back to School Olivia Harkins is awarded a Blue Peter badge! The 60 th anniversary Blue Peter badge was designed by the famous British international fashion designer Henry Holland to celebrate 60 amazing years of Blue Peter. Although the diamonds are not real, because so few will be issued, they will be priceless. Olivia Harkins from Maples has been awarded this very special achievement. She has done this by writing to Blue Peter to tell them about how she has inspired and helped her sister to walk and her bravery in completing the zip wire with extreme courage at Pioneer. Olivia already has the ordinary Blue Peter badge, purple badge, green badge and the sliver badge. 13 th June Environment Day/Drayton Manor trip 27 th June Moving up Day 18 th -29 th June Year 10 Work Experience week 9 th July School Prom 12 th July Summer Fayre 12 th July Drama Performance Bridge House 16 th July Picnic parents invited 20 th July End of Summer Term Page 1 of 11

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Facts For the Week! Bobcats are the most common wildcat found in North America, and true to their name look exactly like slightly overgrown cats.

Though it might seem like adults would have more bones, it is actually the opposite! Children, when they are born, have a total of 270 bones.

they came together under a powerful king. Kings were later called pharaohs. These kings built massive temples, pyramids and other monuments, many of which you can still see today.

4 Facts For the Week! Bobcats are the most common wildcat found in North America, and true to their name look exactly like slightly overgrown cats. Bigger than your typical house cat, bobcats are too small to hunt people like the more dangerous lion would (under the right circumstances). Though it might seem like adults would have more bones, it is actually the opposite! Children, when they are born, have a total of 270 bones. By the time that they reach adulthood, however, that number has shrunk to 206 Initially the kingdoms of Upper and Lower Egypt were separate and around 3100 B.C. they came together under a powerful king. Kings were later called pharaohs. These kings built massive temples, pyramids and other monuments, many of which you can still see today. Bet you think a computer is the best thing in the world right? Think it s super speedy and can do everything? Well it s not. Welcome to the brain it s much more powerful than any super computer you can find! Think about when you have to act in a hurry, maybe a glass is just about to fall off the table. Your brain controls everything that you need to do to save that glass from falling. First your eyes check out what s going on, then tells your brain how quickly you need to react, and then your muscles spring into action. That is super speedy timing and is just from one little organ in our bodies. No computer could ever come close to that! Cool hey. Page 4 of 11

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8 Hello All We are now getting sooooo very excited about our first Just Imagine Music Festival on Saturday 2nd June, 4pm to 10.30pm at Old Leamingtonians Rugby Club, Bericote Rd Leamington Spa CV32 6PQ (there are 2 Rugby Clubs in Leamington, please use the post code to come to the right one!!) The festival is for young people aged over 12 and adults with a disability and their guests (family and friends) We still have tickets on sale each, the tickets need to be bought in advance. Please emmasmithentrust@gmail.com with your ticket requests and I will respond. We have 6 bands confirmed: Rock Choir Dirt Road Blues Band Greek Dancers To get us started the local Rock Choir will sing well-known hit songs with original vocal arrangements and performance elements. Dirt Road Blues will play their selection of Rhythm and Blues Rock music Dancing in the style of traditional Greek Dancing Noteables The band will perform popular classics with a Noteable twist!! John Nicholas John will perform his own original songs Sonrisa The clinks Sonrisa are an exciting Latin, jazz, flamenco group.get your dancing shoes on The Clinks are a new Birmingham based band, singing their original music and covers Lost the Plot Our exciting final band will get everyone moving with their Rock originals Page 8 of 11

9 We have a magician joining us, there will be Greek Dancers, Rock Choir We will have a silent disco and karaoke tent We have a cozy teepee tent coming Festival Face painting Street food, cake stall, ice cream van An amazing raffle: - 2 Kylie Minogue tickets Nottingham Arena in September - Overnight stay in a Boutique Hotel in Birmingham - Weekend in one of Entrust Care Partnership holiday breaks - Meal for 4 with wine at the Race Horse pub, Warwick - Sunday Dinner voucher at the Angel Hotel, Leamington - Afternoon tea for 2 at Oaken Tea Rooms, Warwick - Sports Massage with Matt Webb - Pedicure with Anita from Revival, Whitnash Leamington Spa - 2 tickets for Jump In Warwick - 20 gift voucher Hatton and Harding, Warwick Plus many more exciting prizes Raffle tickets are 2.00 a ticket, available on the day - or if you are not able to attend but want tickets, let me know... The festival looks like it will be a great day - all we need now is for you, your family and friends to join us Emma Smith Director Entrust Care Partnership Page 9 of 11

You may remember Jess (Street dancer) Smith who left Round Oak last year and went to Hereward College. Her mum is organising an event in aid of Round Oak and Hereward College.

10 You may remember Jess (Street dancer) Smith who left Round Oak last year and went to Hereward College. Her mum is organising an event in aid of Round Oak and Hereward College. They have 3 musical artists signed to the event, her mothers husband is in a group called 02LP which is number 1 on the local charts, Vocalize have just been signed by a music company in London. They will be collecting donations and there are lots of raffle prizes such as; Family ticket for 4 to the Sealife Centre, Hatton Country 4 free admissions, 2 free tickets to Jump In at Warwick and lots more. The event is at the Sydenham Social Club Leamington Spa on the 18th June pm-8pm, please feel free to attend in show of support from Round Oak. Shelley in the office has raffle tickets in the office for sale at 1 a strip, please come and see her if you would like to buy some. Page 10 of 11

Mondays : Tuesdays: Wednesdays: Thursdays: Fridays: Dance

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 st Gym, Makaton, Craft

Reading, ICT, Wii Dance, Gym, 2 nd Reading, Gym YR.

nd Film club, Lower School Student Council Club 1 st Reading

11 Mondays : Tuesdays: Wednesdays: Thursdays: Fridays: Dance Club Sky Blues & Sports Club Judo Club Dance Club Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 st Gym, Makaton, Craft Club 1 st Reading, Gym, 2 nd Reading, I.C.T, Chess Club 1 st Reading, ICT, Wii Dance, Gym, 2 nd Reading, Gym YR. 9 only, Makaton, Magazine Club, Chess Club 1 st Film club 2 nd Film club, Lower School Student Council Club 1 st Reading Club, Gym, Magazine Club 2 nd Reading Club, Basketball Club, Gym Club Page 11 of 11

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