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@LuttHigh LutterworthHighSchool LuttHigh Friday 25th May 2018 Dear Parents / Carers Thank you for your support over

Our annual Lion King trip took place this week. This trip from LHS has been going for the last 17 years.

weeks. I wish everybody a well deserved rest, as well as continuing to prepare for the next set of examinations.

is there to help. As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

These are proving a serious impediment to student learning in practical lessons and are not suitable for school.

Well done to the many students who have been selected to compete in athletics at County level.

1 @LuttHigh LutterworthHighSchool LuttHigh Friday 25th May 2018 Dear Parents / Carers Thank you for your support over this busy half-term. I hope you enjoy the break and hopefully the weather will be a bit better than today. Our annual Lion King trip took place this week. This trip from LHS has been going for the last 17 years. I would like to thank Mr Noyland and all of the staff who have supported the trip for enabling the students to have such a fantastic experience. Included in the newsletter are details of our half-term revision schedule for Year 11. Our Year 11 students have worked incredibly hard with a demanding schedule of examinations over the last couple of weeks. I wish everybody a well deserved rest, as well as continuing to prepare for the next set of examinations. I would like to thank staff for continuing to go the extra mile with revision sessions and the huge amount of support they give to the students. I have included in the newsletter our uniform guidance on shoes. I know that most parents will be looking to replace in the summer, but if you do need to replace earlier, the guidance is there to help. As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. As from September 2018, we will be introducing a total ban on false nails. These are proving a serious impediment to student learning in practical lessons and are not suitable for school. It has been a busy sporting week, as you will see inside the newsletter. Well done to the many students who have been selected to compete in athletics at County level. I had the pleasure this week of watching our key stage 3 tennis stars play Leicester Grammar School. There were some fantastic individual performances which bode well for the future. Finally, I wish Tom Wheatcroft all the best for his England Counties tour of Romania. Have a good weekend. Kind regards Julian Kirby

Half Term Revision Timetable - Year 11 Tuesday 29th May 2018 9.30am to 11am History Learning Hub 9.30am to 11.30am D&T Resistant Materials Room D5 11.

We now have over 10 word millionaires. That s enough to start planning a party.

30am to 11am Mathematics - Higher Predicted paper - Hall 11.30am to 1pm Mathematics Foundation Predicted paper Hall Thursday 31st May 2018 11.

2 Half Term Revision Timetable - Year 11 Tuesday 29th May am to 11am History Learning Hub 9.30am to 11.30am D&T Resistant Materials Room D am to 1pm - Food and Nutrition Room D am to 1.30pm D&T Graphics Room D5 Millionaires We have some exciting news! We now have over 10 word millionaires. That s enough to start planning a party. Congratulations to our newest members, Molly Sandercock and Emily Madley. Wednesday 30th May am to 11am Mathematics - Higher Predicted paper - Hall 11.30am to 1pm Mathematics Foundation Predicted paper Hall Thursday 31st May pm English Language Miss Sultana s class Room E am Business Studies Room D3 Year 11 Book Returns A reminder to year 11 students to have a good look over half term for over-due or missing library books. Please return these to The Learning Hub. Hot Choc Friday

3 Our School Uniform and Dress Code Shoes must be black in colour and a formal style. Clarks and Kickers shoes are accepted but please ensure they are the more formal style. Kickers trainer style shoes are not acceptable. Dr Martens shoes are acceptable but not boots. Examples of suitable styles:

4 Our School Uniform and Dress Code Pumps and trainers are not accepted. Parents must therefore avoid all pump and trainer brands including Adidas, Nike, Lacoste, Lonsdale, Vans and Converse. Coloured logos/laces/soles or high heels and open-toes are not acceptable. Ballet style pumps are not accepted as they offer insufficient protection of the feet in practical subjects. Examples of footwear which are not acceptable:

BOOK OF THE WEEK This week s book is a fantastic one get stuck into over half term. Pax by Sarah Penny Packer is a story about the unbreakable bond between a boy and a fox.

Despite the encroaching war, and the three hundred miles between them, Peter sets out to find his fox. Accelerated Reader level 5.3. thought OF THE WEEK Freedom goes hand-in-hand with mutual respect.

5 BOOK OF THE WEEK This week s book is a fantastic one get stuck into over half term. Pax by Sarah Penny Packer is a story about the unbreakable bond between a boy and a fox. Pax and Peter have been inseparable ever since Peter rescued him as a cub. But when Peter is forced to return his fox to the wild his world is torn apart. Despite the encroaching war, and the three hundred miles between them, Peter sets out to find his fox. Accelerated Reader level 5.3. thought OF THE WEEK Freedom goes hand-in-hand with mutual respect. Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão is an East Timorese politician. A former militant, he was the first President of East Timor, serving from May 2002 to May He then became the fourth Prime Minister of East Timor, serving from 8 August 2007 to 16 February He has been Minister of Planning and Strategic Investment since February Why is respect important? How do we earn respect? How do you show respect? word OF THE WEEK respect noun a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.

6 Sports Highlights Athletics We would like to congratulate a number of athletes (listed below) who have successfully made the county championships for their individual athletic event. On Saturday 9th June, they will compete against other county finalists at Saffron Lane. Year 7 - Rowan Vallance (Shot put) - Will Richardson (1500m) Year 8 & 9 - Abbie Hall (100m) - Elsie Robinson (1500m) - Gergo Barabas (100m) - Johnny Picton (300m) Year 10 - Maisie Elliott (1500m) - Emily Flack (Long jump) - Ellys Pollon (Shot put) - Alex Wallace (Triple jump) - Josh Wells (Long jump) Tennis - Years 7 and 8 We hosted Leicester Grammar School on Thursday afternoon, in what proved to be two thrilling tennis matches. The girls team won their matches and the boys team narrowly lost. A special mention must go to Rowan Vallance, who was our star performer winning all of her games. Cricket - Year 8 We travelled to Leicester Grammar on Thursday afternoon, where we narrowly lost with three overs to play. Elliot Slay in Year 7 was excellent with the ball and Harry Chapman also in Year 7, hit 46 with the bat. Thank you to Leicester Grammar for their hospitality after the game.

Sports Highlights Staff member to represent England We would like to wish our very

academic year and has worked closely with the PE department helping to raise its

7 Sports Highlights Staff member to represent England We would like to wish our very own Mr Wheatcroft the best of luck on his tour to Romania as he represents England Counties and Lutterworth High School. To read more, visit the England RFU website here Mr Wheatcroft joined us this academic year and has worked closely with the PE department helping to raise its profile in sport. He has been instrumental in the growth of the rugby programme at the school, where he has coached both the boys and girls rugby teams.

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9 Miss Lutterworth 8L1 making shadows to create fantastic stories of how the eye Outstanding secondary school embracing twitter as a platform to share our news and events. Mrs Excellent homework produced by year 10 Biologists on diabetes today. I can feel a new wall display and a few KS4 merit awards coming Emma. Yr11

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