QUEEN ETHELBURGA S COLLEGE TENNIS COACHING PROGRAMME SAMPLE PROGRAMME

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1 QUEEN ETHELBURGA S COLLEGE TENNIS COACHING PROGRAMME SAMPLE PROGRAMME

2 Queen Ethelburga s Sample Programme st July 2nd July 3rd July 4th July 5th July 6th July 7th July Jive York Photo Scavenger Hunt Talent Show Prep Leeds Games Rounders Full Day Liverpool and Beatles Story Drama Talent Show Rehearsals Stop Motion Animation Olympic Games Queen Ethelburga s Got Build A City Talent Welcome Party Week 1: 1st July 7th Ju-

3 Queen Ethelburga s Sample Programme th July 9th July 10th July 11th July 12th July 13th July 14th July Bracelet Making York Minster Trashion Show Prep Harrogate Badminton & Football Full Day Manchester and Old Trafford Stadium Tour Optional Bollywood Mannequin Challenge Disco Night Trashion Show Bottle Rocket Competition Staff vs Students Week 2: 8th July 14th July

4 Queen Ethelburga s Sample Programme th July 16th July 17th July 18th July 19th July 20th July 21st July York Photo Scavenger Hunt Zombie Apocalypse Prep Leeds Volleyball & Tag Rugby Full Day Scarborough and Whitby Optional Drama Photo Challenge Zombie Apocalypse International Quiz Welcome Party Week 3: 15th July 21st July Staff vs Students

5 Queen Ethelburga s Sample Programme nd July 23rd July 24th July 25th July 26th July 27th July 28th July Optional Jive York Minster Games Catch & Release Murder Mystery Prep Knaresborough Games Teambuilding Basketball & Tag Rugby Full Day Liverpool and Beatles Story Superhero Murder Film Quiz Mystery Night Dragon s Den Week 4: 22nd July 28th July

6 Queen Ethelburga s Sample Programme th July 30th July 31st July 1st August 2nd August 3rd August 4th August York Photo Scavenger Hunt Harrogate Bollywood Full Day Manchester and Old Trafford Stadium Tour Harry Potter Night Prep Optional Quidditch Harry Potter Stop Motion Disco Night Harry Potter Night Blind Date Rounders World Cup Music Quiz Week 5: 29th July 4th August

7 ARE YOU READY? Highlights at Queen Ethelburga s College Activity Programme Highlights at Queen Ethelburga s College Scarborough and Whitby: Enjoy some time by Northern beaches, at England s original seaside resorts. Having the chance to buy proper fish and chips whilst sitting by the sea! Manchester: England s second largest city full of history and delights. Known throughout the world as the birthplace of the industrial revolution, Manchester is bursting with character. Entrance to Manchester United Old Trafford Stadium included. Liverpool: Liverpool is a city with unique attractions, world class sport offerings and unrivalled musical heritage. Liverpool is one of the most famous port cities in England, where the Titanic was built. Entrance to The Beatles Story included. York: This medieval city has been beautifully preserved from the middle ages; once the capital of a Viking territory and home to some of Britain s most picturesque streets. Entrance to one of the most beautiful gothic cathedrals Rounders: A traditional bat & ball game that has been played in English schools for centuries and is the ancestor of baseball. Capture The Flag: An outdoor adventure game where 2 teams each have a flag to protect. The objective is to capture the other team s flag located in their base, and bring it safely back to their own base. Trashion Show: Trashion is a term for fashion that is created from used materials that may be thrown away. Students will create their own Trashion outfits ready to be presented on the catwalk. Murder Mystery: A fun role-play game in which a fictional character is murdered and players have to hunt for clues and question suspects to solve the crime. Ultimate Frisbee: A non-contact sport with 2 opposing teams. Each team scores points when they successfully pass the Frisbee to a member of their team in the end zone. Haka: A traditional war cry and dance, or challenge from the Maori people of New Zealand, famously performed by the NZ team before international rugby matches. Students learn and perform their own Haka! Dragon s Den: Based on the TV show of the same name, in teams, students invent a product and present it to a panel of businessmen/ women, hoping for investment in their product. British Bulldog: A traditional tag-based game often played in playgrounds at schools. Players must get from one side of the field of play, to another, without getting caught by the bulldog. If caught, that player also becomes a bulldog. Zombie Apocalypse: Students must solve puzzles and defeat the zombies that have taken over summer school! Stop Motion Animation: An animation technique that manipulates an object to make it appear to be moving on its own. Students will be creating their own short films with simple cameras using this technique. Lake Windermere