The Hazeldon
A year at Kelly College Preparatory School 2012-13
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OUR VERY FIRST EDITION OF THE HAZELDON A look back at the 2012-13 academic year at Kelly College Prep School. As 2012-13 came to an end, life at the Prep School seemed to be busier than ever. The children throughout the school, from Nursery to Year 6, worked extremely hard and involved themselves in many different areas of school life. They are given an array of opportunities, and it was wonderful to see them grasp these and make the very most of them. Our children have a wide range of interests, skills and talents and they have all contributed to school life in many varied ways. The successes they have achieved
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reflect their determination, effort and commitment. I am extremely grateful to our excellent and dedicated team of staff, who consistently go ‘above and beyond’ to help the children achieve and succeed. This magazine will give you a glimpse into many of the events and activities that the children have been able to take part in as a result of the commitment shown by the school staff. As the year closes, I would like to thank all of the children for contributing so much to Kelly life and to wish our Year 6 leavers every success and happiness
as they move on to exciting new adventures. They have contributed a tremendous amount to the Prep School in so many ways and I very much hope they come back and visit us. My sincere thanks to Mrs Lizzie Watt and her team at Olijam Communications, for putting this magazine together. Also my thanks to Matt Buckett, for his fantastic illustrations that can be found dotted throughout the magazine. Matthew Foale
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WELCOME TO SCHOOL LIFE Lessons, working hard, trips, clubs, sports fixtures, playtimes, snack, helping others, buddies, assemblies, house meetings, singing practices, lunches, match teas, making new friends, learning, themed days, growing up, developing new skills, gaining new experiences, good memories and everyone taking their first steps to success.
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Katie, ‘Helping Hands’ in Nursery
Mr Short’s Injuries galore Aid Training
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Passion for Poetry Kelly Prep hosted a ‘Poetry Slam’ workshop for children in Years 4 and 5, which also involved a selection of local Primary Schools. Parents from all the schools were invited to celebrate a cacophony of poetic delights; and what an amazing performance it was too!
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POETRY SLAM
Children were asked to write poems in groups, which were then transformed into poetic performances with tone of voice, gestures and actions, eye contact and above all expression. They were asked to follow a structure, including a simile, a metaphor, a question and a descriptive phrase, but the rest was left up to their vivid imaginations and explosive vocabulary. The range of topics included ‘Storms’,’Water’,’Darkness’,’Ice-cream’,’The Beach’ and the very popular subject of ‘Homework’!!!
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EVENTS There were several events during the year that have involved children from many local primary schools visiting the Prep School. The DT Challenge, 2 ICT animation afternoons and the Poetry Festival were all extremely successful. The summer term’s Grandparents’ afternoon saw over 130 grandparents come into the Prep School, to spend time with the children and teachers and see first-hand what their grandchildren experience in school.
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Spanish Day celebrations EVENTS
Year 5 and 6 enjoyed a funfilled Spanish Day. They took part in a range of activities – Salsa dancing with Caroline Chapman, Spanish art, sangria making, ice-cream ordering and eating, a treasure trail and of course a piùata to end the day. We were joined by Mrs Brown, the Spanish teacher from the Senior School, A lovely end to their taster term of Spanish.
Year 6 Adventure Days
Year 4 celebrate the culture of India
Year 4 celebrated the culture of India, linking to their studies in Geography, RE and Art. They wore Indian costume, learnt some traditional styles of music, danced, listened to stories, re-enacted Hindu stories with puppets and designed Rangoli collages for Diwali. It was an action packed and extremely enjoyable day for the pupils.
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Christmas Revue
This year’s Christmas Revue saw nearly 60 acts entertain both a matinÊe and an evening audience. The variety on show, not to mention the quality of performances was astonishing and when you consider that the youngest children taking part were just seven years of age, it makes their performances even more remarkable. They certainly made a lot of people very proud.
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Grandparents’ Afternoon
DT Challenge The Design and Technology department opened its doors to the children from local primary schools to take part in the inaugural ‘Design and Technology Challenge Day’. Six schools took up the challenge: Kelly Prep, Mary Tavy and Brentor, Whitchurch, Horrabridge, Princetown and St. Andrew’s. All of the children worked very hard designing and constructing their models and teamwork was a major feature of the teams throughout the challenge. The teams had full use of all the DT tools and equipment, some of which many of the children had never used before, such as the pillar drills, fret saws and soldering irons. The challenge was to design, build and then race a motorised electric racing car from a given group of components. Once the teams had constructed and tested their cars, it was time to race. After many heats and the successful completion of the course by all teams, the final was contested
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The Prep School saw over 130 grandparents come through the doors for this year’s Grandparents’ Afternoon. It was an opportunity for many of the children to show their grandparents around their school, meet some of their friends and teachers and also to see some of their work. Entertainment was provided at the end of the afternoon by two short concerts arranged by Mrs Twyman, together with refreshments. The children were very excited and proud to show their grandparents around and by all accounts, did a tremendous job.
by Kelly Prep and St. Andrew’s, with the final being won by St. Andrew’s. A big thank you to the Stig for taking time out of his hectic race life to present the certificates to all the children, as well as medals and the trophy to the winning school.
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Comic Relief 2013
Pupils were given the challenge of making Mrs Jenks laugh during their playtime. They were queuing up with their jokes; the final results were 2 not funny! 16 elicited a smile! 28 provoked a laugh! Dan Keith, Lola Francis, Pippi Harris, Ellie Stanyer and Olivia Godfrey caused the most mirth. At 20p a joke from Mrs Jenks the pupils raised ÂŁ8.80
Creativity in abundance at the ICT animation afternoon.
This year, we hosted our inaugural ICT animation afternoon, with seven local primary schools attending. Pupils were all given a brief demonstration of the animation programme, as well as some tips on how to best create their films and make their models. They were then tasked with producing a short animated film of their design and creation. Mr Jonny Kurzman, script writer for MI High and Wolfblood among others, was the special guest for the afternoon and he gave the children some invaluable ideas and thoughts on using their imagination, as well as feedback on their final films. The afternoon finished with all of the completed animation films being shown to the rest of the teams, as well as gathered parents. The children all displayed some wonderful imagination and creativity, as well as very impressive ICT skills.
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Handwriting Competition 2013
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Our children were very enthusiastic participants in the annual handwriting competition. Mrs Wendy Davis, a school governor who is a regular visitor to the school, had a difficult job selecting the winning entries. She commented on the high standard and the care the children had taken over their entries. Winners were selected from Reception through to Year 6 and they were presented with certificates as well as earning house points for their houses. Overall in the competition, Lyd were the winning house.
House Quiz
Congratulations to Tamar for winning this year’s House General Knowledge Quiz. The team of Abi Broughton, Joe Wheeldon, Lucy Dickson and Jack Lancashire answered some rather tricky questions and they did particularly well in the tough national anthem round, scoring 5 out of a possible 8.
Egyptian Day for Year 3
It’s a Knockout!
All of our children from Reception to Year 6 were involved in a number of extremely entertaining team challenges and it was a great success for Mrs Sellers, who had organised the event.
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Rotary Youth Speaks
With 15 teams taking part, Kelly Prep had three teams entered for the Rotary Youth Speaks competition. They all spoke with great poise and confidence and many congratulations to them all. A particular mention must go to Lola Francis, Zara Waddy and Lois Thornton who finished in second place with their thoughts on Should sports people be banned for taking performance enhancing drugs? Our other teams consisted of Izzy Hicks, Flora Germon and Tom Ferguson (Hunting with dogs) and Daisy Bensa, Rhianna Ferneyhough and Issy Dunlop (Should animals be kept as pets?) A huge thank you to Mrs Jenks for all of her hard work preparing the children and to the parents who were able to support.
‘Colour and Your Mood’
We were most fortunate to be visited by Richard Box who is a Painter and Embroiderer, Art Historian and Author, Teacher and Lecturer. He lectures and gives workshops nationally to groups such as the Embroiderers’ Guild and NADFAS (National Association of Decorative and Fine Art Society). He gave inspiring illustrated talks about the effect of colour and line shape to pupils from Years 1 to 6; led workshops for Years 3-6 and then gave a smaller scale demonstration of his textile working method to the after school Drawing Club. The pupils created group collages of paper and cloth which used colour in an abstract design to convey a given mood. There was much excitement at the end of each workshop as pupils had to try to match moods to pictures for the whole class’s work. No colour will ever be dull or meaningless again for the pupils; even grey had its own mystery on this fascinating day. (Look at Constable’s clouds over Salisbury Cathedral.)
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Inter-School Science Quiz
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Two teams were entered in the Quiz Club Inter-School Year 5 Science competition. This is a competition where more than 800 schools from across the country compete in a highly technical and exciting quiz challenge. The teams answered questions on topics as varied as Jupiter’s moons, human muscles and the 80th element of the Periodic Table! It was an exciting match with the fun of a big screen, sound effects and interactive devices for answers. The children took part in the area heats at Truro School and Kelly ‘A’ Team was victorious, qualifying them for the Semi-Finals. The Kelly B Team also did extremely well being placed 4th.
Science Week
Our Science Week activities included a fascinating talk by Dr Frances Howard on DNA, an assembly showing DNA, a visit from Zoolab, Nursery and Reception going to Dartmoor Zoo, a debate on the value of spending very large sums of money on preventing some species of animals becoming extinct, talks by the author Peter Davidson and a range of talks on dinosaurs and fossils by Mr Unwin. The chicks have hatched! The BBC has ‘Spring Watch’ and Kelly Prep has ‘Chick Watch’!
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World Book Day For World Book Day, each of our four Houses performed a short play based on their chosen book - Lyd ‘The Troll’, Plym ‘The King of Quizzical Island’, Tamar ‘The Highway Rat’ and Walkham ‘Monkey Puzzle.
Year 3 Mexican Day
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Eco Workshops
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Children enjoyed a day of environmental workshops provided by Resource Futures with Alex Mack and Demelza Annison. The Eco Team was challenged to an environmental game with a race against time to make a positive impact on the environment. Through our weekly House Assemblies, we discussed the importance of our environment and how every small effort helps. The Houses launched a competition to design an Eco Poster carrying the Eco Code. They would go up around school to encourage pupils of all ages, through pictures and catchy phrases, to save energy, water and paper. We had a great response and many can be seen up around school.
Year 5 French House Competition
Year 4 French Breakfast
Year 4 classes were treated to a traditional French breakfast in class. However, they had to earn it first by performing with a partner, a role play about buying goodies in the “Boulangerie”. They all learnt their words and acted out the scenario perfectly. Let’s hope it can now be put to use when they go on a French holiday!
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The generosity of the Kelly Prep community was once again remarkable this year, as funds have been raised for some very worthy causes. The Guide Dogs for the Blind has been the main chosen charity of the school, with a variety of fundraising events taking place, including the
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Maths Club’s ‘Doggytasic’ car wash, toy and book sale in the summer term. Funds were also raised for Children in Need and Comic Relief and families once again put Christmas Shoeboxes together for the Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child.
Guide Dogs for the Blind Assembly The pupils were delighted to welcome two canine visitors into assembly; Ocean, a retriever and Olga, a German Shepherd who were very well behaved. They came with their trainers Mrs Maycock and Mrs Steyn who explained how they train the young dogs. Pupils then drew or painted dogs in their art lessons.
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CLUBS There has been a choice of over 25 clubs each term, ranging from sewing to science, Da Vinci to dance, cross-country to chess, and from gardening to golf. Our debating club has continued to go from strength to strength last year, and the successes at the Rotary Youth Speaks debating competition earlier in the year were an indication of how much work has gone into debating recently. The children always have a wide choice of activities to take part in each day, both at lunchtimes and after school.
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The profile of Chess continued to grow again last year. The school’s chess tournament had over 30 entrants and Sam Gray, Jack Bellamy, Christopher Wrey, James Lloyd, Christopher Tanner and Lois Thornton competed in the Primary Schools’ Chess Tournament Devon Megafinal. As a result of this, Sam, Jack, James and Lois all qualified to compete in the Giga-finals held in Reading. Sam Gray, Jack Bellamy, James Lloyd, Lois Thornton and Christopher Wrey have all become County Chess players, with Toby Bower just being half a point off selection. Lois Thornton is also a member of the U.11 England squad, which is a quite outstanding achievement. Chess is popular throughout the school and the lunchtime chess club always has a large number of children taking part.
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Mrs Caroline Chapman’s Dance Club getting ready for more performances.
How do you decide what to spend council money on? What happens if a council vote is tied? How does the council try to stop dogs making a mess on paths? What does the town’s coat of arms mean? Does the council buy things like benches which are around the town? Who decides when fairs and markets are held? These are just some of the questions posed to Tavistock’s Mayor by the Da Vinci Club as they sat in the Council Chamber. Tavistock Mayor, Mrs Anne Johnson, explained all about local government and town properties to the pupils as she gave them a tour which included the Council Chamber and Town Hall, including the Gallery and the Mayor’s Parlour. Pupils also learnt more about our history from the beautiful ‘Tavistock Embroidery’ on show.
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Da Vinci Club visit the Council Chamber
Eco-School Club construct Eco Greenhouse
Our volunteers for Eco Club work in many guises throughout the school. Some take on the responsibility of recycling in class or making sure the lights are off or doors and windows closed when classrooms are empty. Others enjoy taking Nursery on nature walks at break time to explore the school grounds at different times of the year. A huge school project completed over a couple of years was to collect hundreds of 2L plastic drinks bottles in order to build a ‘Bottle Greenhouse’. A task that couldn’t have been completed without the generosity of pupils bringing in bottles, donations from two families of timber and bamboo poles and the building skills of Simon and Doug for the construction.
Latin Club
The Minimus Latin Club put on a popular assembly again this year. They first taught the other pupils some vocabulary, and seeking suggestions of English words derived from the Latin. They then performed a comic play about a thief stealing the boys’ clothes while they were in the Baths. Protected, apparently, only by towels, there was an exciting chase through the hall!
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Popular Patchwork!
Year 3-6 Sewing Club proved to be very popular this year. The children have very much enjoyed designing patchwork cushion covers and are quickly developing their sewing skills.
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PRE-PREP The children in Pre-Prep had another wonderful year, experiencing lots of new things and experimenting with new skills. In the Michaelmas term all the children settled quickly into their classes and enjoyed the preparations for our Harvest Festival. New songs were learned and Year 2 created and performed their lovely Harvest poems.
The children enjoyed sessions with Steve Manning, a visiting story teller. Year 1 and Reception listened to traditional tales, while Year 2 was transported back in time to ‘The Great Fire of London’ for the start of their History topic. Christmas was as magical as ever
and all the children enjoyed learning about Christmas celebrations. Presents were made, cards were glittered and decorations displayed. The Nursery Nativity was a lovely celebration and enjoyed by both Pre-Prep and parents. Meanwhile the Pre-Prep play, Jesus’ Christmas Party
was a great success. All the children performed on stage; roles included dancing angels, rocking shepherds and a grumpy innkeeper and his wife. The term culminated in a super Christmas party for the children with Billy Whizz the magician.
Nursery Nativity
Our Nursery children were in action with their Nativity. It was certainly a heart-warming performance and the children did themselves (and their parents and grandparents) proud.
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Pre-Prep Christmas Play
Our Pre-Prep children had a very busy Christmas. They started by visiting Santa and having Billy Whizz for their party and then it was all about their play. Their performance was superb and they all clearly enjoyed tripping the light fantastic.
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Forest School
Led by Martin Unwin Throughout the year, the children in Nursery and Reception also enjoyed weekly Forest School sessions in our grounds, led by Martin Unwin. All the activities were designed to promote a greater understanding of the natural world as well as helping the children develop self esteem, independence and cooperation in learning. Activities have also been lots of fun and wide-ranging, from bird recognition to environmental painting.
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Reception and Nursery visit Dartmoor Zoo
Reception and Nursery children had a wonderful trip to Dartmoor Zoo. The children loved handling a range of interesting animals in the classroom and seeing the larger animals around the zoo. The highlight was seeing the jaguar being fed.
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Trips & Visitors
Year 2 Okehampton field trip
Year 2 enjoyed working as Historians on their Okehampton trip. They used the knowledge they had gained during the term to work out what life would have been like in the castle. They all had a tour, a dressing up activity a food activity and a long climb up the Motle to the Keep. In the afternoon we travelled to Alder Farm for a Forest School session with Mr Unwin. The children compared different habitats and worked together to build shelters. What a wonderful day!
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PRE-PREP On board HMS Bulwark
Our Pre-Prep children and staff were fortunate to be able to visit HMS Bulwark in Plymouth. The enthusiastic reports from the children and staff clearly showed how successful the trip was and our thanks to Captain Burns and Lieutenant Fellows for providing the children with such a hands-on experience. The photos clearly show that a good time was had by all, including Mrs Barbour and her Pre-Prep team.
Year 1 and 2 go back in time at Morwellham Quay
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Reception visit the Vet
Reception children studied animals this year and had a ‘Vet’s surgery’ in their role play area. We are most grateful to Drake Vets in Tavistock who gave us an interesting tour of their surgery and to Westmoor Vets, whose nurse Jo Clue (Bethan’s mother) brought in a hedgehog and gave us a very informative talk.
Safety with medicines
Mrs Jenks (a nurse and parent of the school) came in to see the children in Year 2 about medicine safety. The children clearly learned a lot and thoroughly enjoyed the session.
Healthy teeth talk to Year 2
The children enjoyed the talk by Mr Bradhsaw (father of Jack and Pippa). They learned a great deal and were very excited about the bag of ‘toothcare goodies’ they were given. Jack was also a very good assistant helping his father.
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Fun with numbers
Princess feeds the baby
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Busy learning many new skills, taking part in lots of activities and making friends, our Nursery children have had a wonderful year. The new Parent and Toddler group sessions have introduced many new children and families to Kelly Nursery.
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SPORT Sport and Outdoor Education continued to play a major part of life at the Prep School. Every pupil from Year 1 to Year 6 played in a range of sports both home and away and experienced the thrill of a win, the lessons learnt from a loss and the friendships made at match teas.
Aquathon Team triumphs at Devon Games
The Kelly Prep Aquathon Team attended the Devon Summer Games to compete for West Devon in the Year 5 and 6 Aquathon. After an excellent opening ceremony, including trick cycling and free running, all of the events began. Each competitor was split into a ‘wave’ against 3 other youngsters from different areas of Devon. The race started with a 6 length swim, they then climbed out put their trainers on and their t-shirt and ran out of the exit of the pool, down a lane and round a field twice and through the finish. Their times were combined as a team and the results were given out at the closing ceremony This was a really tough competition with some great swims from the North Devon team but we were able to win two of our waves through Gabrielle Wardle (with an extremely impressive swim – finishing her 6 lengths before some had finished 4) and Lottie Trevethan, a second place from Matthew Twyman and a third place from Toby Bower. With no way of knowing how we had done overall it was a long wait from midday through until 3.15pm to hear the final results. Eventually they got to the Aquathon results and in a matter of fact way the team said “We will be happy with 3rd place” and so when in reverse order they announced 4th place they knew that they had achieved their aim. 3rd place was announced and the anticipation increased and when West Buckland were given 2nd we knew we were 1st and the smiles on the faces were huge. This was a great achievement by 4 excellent young athletes – 3 of them still year 5 pupils. Well done to all and many thanks to Mrs Trevethan for her help on the day.
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National Biathlon Finals – Crystal Palace
The 10 Biathletes made the long journey to Crystal Palace for the National Biathlon Finals. It was a fantastic day and the standard of the competitors was superb. First to compete were the Year 5 boys and girls in the pool for their 50 metre swim. The boys were first and after some great swims their first part of the Biathlon was completed. Then came the girls who all swam well and clocked personal bests throughout, with Charlotte Harris knocking a huge 4 seconds off her time. Next into the pool were the Year 6 girls and with veteran Gabrielle Wardle among them the atmosphere was slightly calmer. Once again after some great swims for the girls, they headed for the run with an outside chance of placing in the team event. The running conditions were horrendous, it was difficult to tell what was worse, the freezing wind or the snow in the faces of these young athletes. Once again, first up were the Year 5 boys and some impressive runs were shown. Matthew Twyman and Isaac Staig competed in a particularly tough heat and with an amazing finish between the two and they posted some great times. Toby Bower and Marcus Coleridge both had tough runs, battling hard to complete against the difficult conditions. Next up were the Year 5 girls, with Katy Miles first to run and posting a 1.45.71. This put the girls in a strong position for the team competition; this was then followed up by a cracking run from the ever improving Charlotte with a 1.43.93. Our final athlete, Lottie Trevethan battled so hard in the final and fastest heat of the day and a gutsy run saw her post a 1.36.37!!! Then it was the turn of the Year 6 girls to complete the events for Kelly. In what seemed like arctic conditions by then, they took to the track and performed out of their skins. Gabrielle ran the heat of her life, blitzing the field down the final 100metres, to win by about 40 metres. Then came Natasha Farrington finishing 3rd
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in her heat and with Issy Dunlop completing the trio in the 2nd fastest heat finishing a brilliant 3rd place in her heat. By this stage, the Year 5 boys and girls results were in and the boys had finished an extremely impressive 4th position, a fantastic performance from Matthew Twyman, Isaac Staig, Toby Bower and Marcus Coleridge. The year 5 girls finished 2nd position as a team taking the Silver medal position and Lottie Trevethan completed an excellent Biathlon debut with a 5th position in the individual competition. The girls were delighted and took their places on the podium with a huge amount of pride. Then came the wait for the Year 6 girls results to come in‌‌ we had been placed an amazing 2nd position in the team event. The girls were overjoyed and received their medals on the podium grinning from ear to ear. This has been a wonderful year for the Biathletes, they have worked extremely hard both in the pool and on the track and have made huge improvements. I have lost count of the number of PBs that they have achieved and I am still not quite sure what their PBs are, as they change so often. They have been wonderful ambassadors for the school and have taken part in the most sporting manner, supporting each other and cheering their teammates on at every opportunity.
Well done to all who took part and once again thank you to the supporters as without you, this would not have been anywhere near as successful. A huge thank you to everyone involved.
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Pupils have certainly been aiming high as they conquer any fears they might have of heights and ascend the climbing wall at The Barn in Milton Abbot. Pupils are well prepared before putting on harnesses and working as small teams to help their friends find a path up the wall to reach the summit.
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Outdoor Education Climbing
Geocaching
After a PA donation enabling us to buy a handheld GPS unit, pupils set off across Dartmoor in search of Geocaches. Hidden carefully in woodland and scree around the tors, these small boxes contain prizes, recording pads and collector stamps. There have been many determined stomps, uphill, through the rain in order to succeed.
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Isaac, Tom and Joe represent West Devon. Isaac Staig, Tom Limb and Joe Wheeldon were selected to play cricket for West Devon this season. Isaac and Joe are allrounders and Tom is a wicketkeeper batsman.
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Four great races took place and it is a shame that we have to have winners because the attitude and effort shown by ALL of the competitors from year 3 to year 6 was outstanding. From the first to the last, the determination was written all over their faces and despite everything most ended with a smile on them. In the U11 Girls a fantastic race became a two person race towards the end and with Natasha Farrington pulling away saw her beat Lottie Trevethan by around 20 seconds and Flora Germon coming in 3rd. These three had dominated the race finishing with a significant gap to the 4th placed runner. In the U11 Boys it was a similar story with 2 boys dominating throughout the race but with Toby Bower going away from an impressive Sam Gray (2nd place) for a comfortable victory and with Matthew Twyman (3rd place) almost catching Sam on the line it made for an exciting last few strides. The U9 Girls race saw Charlotte Tilney head off at the start maintaining her lead throughout the race until the last few strides when Pippi Harris made a perfectly timed run to pip her on the line. Although really disappointed, Charlotte showed impeccable sportsmanship by congratulating Pippi on her victory. Closely followed over the line by Emma Bowles with a gutsy performance for Tamar and then our first Year 3 girl Alex Kinsey produced a very impressive first Cross-Country run to come in behind Emma having pushed Charlotte for much of the race. The U9 Boys race was won by Jack Lane after leading from start to finish. However, as with several of the races this week it was almost lost right on the line. Joe Wheeldon made a last ditch attempt to catch Jack and although their time was identical Jack pipped a great effort from Joe to take the 1st place. Ben Pitts came in third with a determined performance and with our first year 3 boy being Ben Allsop in 5th place it was another great race. Well done to ALL who took part and I hope that the kit will eventually return to its original colour.
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Having had to abandon Sports Day almost exactly at the mid-point, due to appalling weather, we were able to complete the track events the following week. Although it wasn’t quite the spectacle that we had hoped it would be, there were still some fantastic races and some amazing performances throughout the afternoon. Having completed all the field events on the original day and with two records already broken – Matthew Twyman’s record from last year in the Long Jump was beaten by Ben Pitts from Year 4 and Gabrielle Wardle’s Year 5 girls long jump record was beaten by Lottie Trevethan. Two great jumps were a perfect way to start off the Sports Day. The relays completed the
afternoon with some great teamwork, commitment and determination epitomising the ‘Kelly’ way. Obviously there has to be a winner in all of this fun and enjoyment and after the final scores were collated, the winning team by a comfortable margin were Lyd. Mrs Sellers presented the trophy, fittingly on her final Sports Day, to the captains of Lyd – Flora Germon and Rhianna Ferneyhough. A huge well done to all who took part.
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MUSIC & DRAMA On the music front our pupils have taken part in many concerts and festivals this year, including among others, ‘Tavistock Sings’, the St. Eustachius Christmas Tree Festival, Dickensian Evening, Harvest Festival, Grandparents’ afternoon and the Pre-Prep and Prep music concerts. We have a choir that has continued to grow in number and they also sang at the Education Sunday Schools’ Songs of Praise, as well as various other Pre-Prep and Prep music events. The children clearly love their singing and their music and our thanks to Mrs Twyman for all of her hard work, including co-ordinating the excellent team of peripatetic music staff who teach in school. Our children have also had success in external Associated Board music and LAMDA drama exams. Drama featured strongly again, with the Christmas Revue and Pre-Prep play earlier in the year and finishing off with a wonderful Leavers’ Assembly and a superb performance of Beauty and the Beast in the final week. The talent on show in all of these areas is remarkable and the applause at the end of the performance of Beauty and the Beast was a clear indication of how well it was received and how much the children enjoyed being involved.
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MUSIC & DRAMA Individual Music Lessons / Exam Results Of the 160 children at Kelly Prep, 88 individual lessons are taught with some children having 2 or more music lessons at school. The lessons of 30 minutes each are on a one-to-one basis which enables children to learn at their level of ability and understanding. Children are given the opportunity to sit ABRSM, Trinity Guildhall and Musical Theatre exams with fantastic results and 98% pass rate over the past 10 years.
ABRSM results for Autumn 2012
Callington Music Festival Over 30 children from Kelly Prep took part in the two day festival at Callington Community College. This was a fantastic event showcasing what musical talent the Prep School children have and boosting their confidence in this non competitive event.
Year 6 Choir members share the magic of Christmas The Year 6 choir visited St John’s Court and Parkwood Court Retirement homes again this year, to sing carols and popular Christmas songs to the residents. The residents also participated in the singing before sharing mince pies and a chat.
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Alexandra Kinsey Jamie Brew Emma Bowles Emma Bowles Marcus Coleridge Katie Ledger Beth Ledger Scarlett Harrison Imogen Shere Lizzie Bennett Matthew Twyman
singing Prep Test piano grade 1 singing grade 1 piano grade 1 singing grade 2 piano grade 2 piano grade 2 singing grade 2 singing grade 2 violin grade 3 violin grade 4
117 pass 124 merit 131 distinction 134 distinction 112 pass 122 merit 120 merit 130 distinction 130 distinction 121 merit
ABRSM exam results for Summer 2013 Alexandra Kinsey Abigail Broughton Christopher Tanner Emma Bowles Isabella Dunlop Imogen Shere Heidi Littlejohns Marcus Coleridge Matthew Twyman
singing grade 1 flute grade 1 clarinet grade 1 singing grade 2 singing grade 2 piano grade 2 singing grade 3 singing grade 3 singing grade 3
115 pass 117 pass 122 merit 125 merit 113 pass 121 merit 112 pass 120 merit 122 merit
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BEAUTY & THE BEAST The year finished with a wonderful performance of Beauty and the Beast in the Melvin Hall. The production involved every child in Years 3-6 and the end result was a standing ovation. All of the work by the children, Mr Briggs, Mrs Twyman and Mrs Sellers certainly paid off. Narrator 1 - Lois Thornton Narrator 2 - William Higgins Belle - Lizzie Bennett Baker - Jack Bellamy Madame Rouge - Rhianna Ferneyhough Pierre - Ben Sealey Bookseller - Oscar Claire LeFou - Jack Lancashire Gaston - Chris Tanner Beast - Tom Ferguson Mrs Potts - Izzy Hicks Chip - Scarlett Harrison Cogsworth - Zara Waddy Chimington - Lola Francis Lumiere - Flora Germon Clair - Issy Dunlop
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Maurice - George Bott Wardrobe - Natasha Farrington Monsieur D’Arque - Sam Gray/ Ben Sealey Girl 1 - Pippa Bradshaw Girl 2 - Gabrielle Wardle Girl 3 - Daisy Bensa Tom - Daniel Keith Nick - Nick Buckeridge-Hobbs Stanley - Ryan Gunther-Leece
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YEAR 3 - TAVISTOCK
Year 3 pupils investigated Tavistock’s history, geography and shops, as part of a project on ‘Towns’. The children learned about the River Tavy and compared it with the canal– where of course the ducks enjoyed a feed. Groups surveyed shops and Pannier Market, where the Cheese Shop’s Becky offered Alex , Ben, Grace and Tom an impromptu taster – the learning point being the link from Moor to field, to cow to milk, to cheese to trade! The old viaduct gave a great view over the town after which the children went up to Palk Hill to view and sketch what they saw over a picnic lunch.
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With the expertise of Heritage Officers from SW Lakes, Year 4 enjoyed an action packed morning at Lopwell Dam on the River Tavy. After dashing through the woodlands
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YEAR 4 - LOPWELL DAM as Nature Detectives they investigated invertebrates with pond dipping.
YEAR 5 - @BRISTOL The silvery planetarium was almost camouflaged against the grey sky when Kelly Prep Year 5 pupils visited Bristol Science Museum. Inside the Museum though, was a lively colourful hub of activity as pupils experimented with the wide variety of hands on activities. The TV studio and opportunities to make animated films were particularly popular. The workshop and session in the Planetarium was the culmination of their topic on the Solar System.
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YEAR 5 - TORRINGTON 1646
The weather was suitably stormy for the story of the Civil War, as Year 5 pupils visited “Torrington 1646” as part of their History studies. In spite of this they were intrigued to “see” medical procedures, costumes, weapons and musket ball making of the period.
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YEAR 6 - NATIONAL MARINE AQUARIUM Year 6 extended their understanding of their Science topic on Interdependency and Adaption during a trip to the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth. They enjoyed their practical session in the Aqualab enormously, learning about plankton and feeding methods of different species. On the tour they learnt about symbiotic relationships between creatures, were fascinated by the seahorses’ prehensile tails clinging to the underwater grasses and watched the turtle and sharks in awe.
YEAR 6 - THEATRE ROYAL
Year 6 thoroughly enjoyed their visit to the Theatre Royal in Plymouth where they watched a performance of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. They had studied the play in their English lessons so were not confused by the intricate plot and they were able to appreciate the comedy!
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YEAR 6 - MORWELLHAM QUAY
Year 6 pupils studied changes in Victorian times: the widening of access to education and the rise in population and industrialisation. To support their learning they spent a most informative day recently at Morwellham Quay. They enjoyed wearing Victorian costumes and also some role play in the cottage which has been used for a TV series.
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ART EXHIBITION
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ART Year 5 working with Miss Southcott. Throughout the school, the children have produced some excellent work this year, as shown on our notice board displays and in our Art Exhibition in the summer term. The children have studied a range of artists, together with their materials, tools and techniques and then put theory into practice, with stunning results.
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BONFIRE NIGHT TAMAR
HOUSE EVENTS
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ASK THE TEACHERS If you were not working at Kelly Prep, what would you like to be? A writer and illustrator (Mrs Lindsey) An explorer (Mrs Barbour) A midwife (Mrs Murdoch) A photographer (Mrs Gray) A gardener, as long as the sun was shining (Mrs Davies) A professional cricketer (Mr Broughton) Running a dive school in the Maldives (Mrs Kinsey) A vet (Sarah) A sailor (Simon) A chef (Mrs Ball) A vet (Mrs Wilkinson) A painter (Mrs White)
What is the best bit about your job? Being on my own! (Simon)
What are your hobbies? Golf, golf and more golf (Mr Foale) Gardening (Mrs Wilkinson) Cake making (Mrs Ball) Cycling, skiing, sailing and reading (Mrs Balm) Sailing and scuba diving (Mrs Buckett) Reading and cooking (Mrs Buckley) Sports (Mrs Martin) Spending money (Mrs Murdoch)
What is your favourite holiday destination? Canada (Mrs Kinsey) Cornwall (Mr Broughton) Portugal (Mrs Trevethan) Kenya (Pete) Thailand (Sarah) Disneyland (Mrs Ball)
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France (Mrs Barbour) Cala Galdana, Menorca (Mr Foale) New York (Mrs Buckley) Sardinia (Mrs White)
Staff farewells
At the end of the summer term, Mrs Sellers left Kelly Prep after more than 8 years with us to head off to Oman with her family. As Head of Girls’ Games, teacher of Science and a form tutor, Mrs Sellers has had an impact on every child in the school, from Nursery to Year 6. A wonderful teacher of both sport and science, she always tried to get the very best from the children in whatever they were doing. She is a person who ‘does’ rather than simply says they ‘will do’ and her commitment to the Year 6 residential trips, school ski trips and the legendary ‘It’s a Knockout’ events among many others are all examples of this, as they were all organised by Mrs Sellers. Her creation of the dances in the Christmas Revue, the Year 6 Leavers’ assemblies and the school plays was greatly appreciated by all involved. She has had a significant impact on the quality of girls’ sport at school and especially the popularity and success of hockey, for boys and girls alike. The junior section at Tavistock Hockey Club has also benefited a great deal from her enthusiasm and involvement. The children’s reaction at the ‘It’s a Knockout’ afternoon, in assembly when the school thanked her for her contribution and hard work and at the end of the performance of Beauty and the Beast, speaks volumes about her. We wish Mrs Sellers, together with Pete, Molly and Ellie every success and happiness in their exciting adventure. We also said farewell to our Gap students, Miss Grant and Mr Quick who spent two terms at the Prep School. They both immersed themselves in school life and contributed a great deal to the children’s experiences. Miss Grant headed to the University of Gloucester to read Event Management and Mr Quick to the University of the West of England in Bristol to read Conservational Biology. They left Kelly Prep with our thanks and best wishes. Earlier in the academic year, Miss Redmond and Mr Miller headed back to Australia after spending a very successful 12 months with us.
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Some thoughts from the children. ‘I like being at Kelly Prep, because…..’ “It is friendly and everyone is kind. The lessons are good fun, but we get a lot done in them.” (Toby) “I have a lot of friends and I love my teachers.” (Abigail) “It is fun and everyone is really nice and kind and our lessons are really interesting. Our lunches are amazing and the food tastes so nice. Nobody is ever mean or nasty.” (Zoe) “You get really good school trips and there are fun activities and clubs.” (yr.5) “We learn different languages, such as French and Spanish.” (Lamorna) “The school sports are very good and it brings us all together a little more.” (David) “The teachers are brilliant. They are helpful and caring. Your education will improve by 40 miles!” (Emily) “The food is really nice, especially apple crumble and custard on Fridays.” (Joe) “I don’t worry about anything. There are lots of opportunities. It feels like home and you never want to go. The teachers are very nice.” (Jessica) “It feels like a family here and there are lots of opportunities for my independent learning.” (James) “It feels like one big family, because you are not separated from any of the younger children. Everyone is nice to each other and the teachers always help you.” (Ellie) “I feel that if I have a problem, I can talk to the teachers. Kelly makes all learning fun.” (Charlotte) “We have so many opportunities and the teachers are so supportive here.” (Solly) “I like the way we get to look after the younger children.” (Cameron) “It is safe and everyone is there to care for you.” (yr.3) “I have my best friend Danny and we are learning about Ancient Egypt.” (yr.3) “I like my guitar lessons and the clubs.” (yr.3) “Teachers make the learning fun and we learn lots in all of the lessons.” (yr.3) “The teachers never doubt you, but best of all, you can be who you want.” (Dilly) “The lessons are really fun, but hard working.” (Beatrice) “Kelly Prep is an inspirational school, with lots of opportunities and activities. Kelly is a school for everyone…… so come to Kelly!” (Marcus) “Luckily, teachers don’t whip you on the hand these days, so you are very lucky.” (yr.5)
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Lois Thornton (Plymouth College Scholarship)
Jack Lancashire (Callington Community College)
Izzy Hicks (Devonport High School for Girls)
Sam Gray (Kelly College Academic Scholarship, Devonport High School for Boys)
Zara Waddy (Devonport High School for Girls)
Scarlett Harrison (Kelly College Art Scholarship)
Daisy Bensa (Kelly College Academic Scholarship)
Flora Germon (Devonport High School for Girls)
Lizzie Bennett (Kelly College Drama Scholarship)
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YEAR 6 LEAVERS Oscar Claire (Devonport High School for Boys offer, Kelly College Academic Scholarship)
Pippa Bradshaw (Kelly College)
Gabrielle Wardle (Plymouth College Scholarship)
Tom Ferguson (Kelly College)
Ryan Gunther-Leece (Devonport High School for Boys offer, Design and Technology Scholarship)
William Higgins (Kelly College)
Christopher Tanner (Kelly College All-Rounder Award)
George Bott (Kelly College)
Nick Buckeridge-Hobbs (Kelly College)
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Daniel Keith (Tavistock College)
Issy Dunlop (Kelly College)
Lola Francis (Kelly College Academic Scholarship)
Jack Bellamy (Kelly College Sport Scholarship)
Natasha Farrington (Kelly College Sport Scholarship)
Rhianna Ferneyhough (Notre Dame)
Speech Day Prizes EFFORT
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
YEAR CUP
YEAR 3
Alex Kinsey
Abigail Broughton
Abigail Davis
YEAR 4
Imogen Shere and Katie Ledger
Emily Broughton and Beth Ledger
Isabel Nichol-Garcia
YEAR 5
Charlotte Harris
Toby Bower
Heidi Littlejohns
Ben Sealey (Kelly College)
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SCHOOL PRIZES
English Maths Science History Geography French I.T. R.S. Music Art D.T. (Neil Hancox Cup) Drama Public Speaking Chess
Lola Francis Zara Waddy Ryan Gunther-Leece Daisy Bensa & Christopher Tanner Oscar Claire & Sam Gray Flora Germon Issy Dunlop & Daniel Keith Zara Waddy Lizzie Bennett & Izzy Hicks Scarlett Harrison Ryan Gunther-Leece Lizzie Bennett George Bott & Izzy Hicks James Lloyd
Sports Awards
SCHOOL PRIZES
Girls’ Athletics Boys’ Athletics Most Improved Swimmer Swimmers’ Cup Cross-Country (Boys) Cross-Country (Girls) Inter-House Swimming Inter-House Athletics Netball Football Cricket Rugby Rounders Hockey Contribution to Sport (male) Contribution to Sport (female)
Natasha Farrington Ben Pitts Ellie Stanyer Lottie Trevethan Toby Bower Lottie Trevethan Plym Lyd Izzy Hicks & Lola Francis Isaac Staig & Tom Limb George Bott & Jack Lancashire Jack Bellamy Gabrielle Wardle Natasha Farrington George Bott & Jack Bellamy Rhianna Ferneyhough & Issy Dunlop
Headmaster Awards
SCHOOL PRIZES
Headmaster’s Commendations Headmaster’s Award for Enterprise Headmaster’s Award for Perseverance and Citizenship Kelly Prep Linguist 2013 Headmaster’s Award for Progress Headmaster’s Award for Academic Achievement Headmaster’s Award for All-Round Contribution Kelly Prep Ambassador 2013 Innovation Senior Progress Christmas Cup for Citizenship Endeavour Determination Service Academic Initiative Cutts Award for Academic Achievement McQueen Cup for Overall Academic Performance Pupil of the Year
William Higgins & Ben Sealey Nick Buckeridge-Hobbs Daniel Keith Gabrielle Wardle Tom Ferguson & Pippa Bradshaw Daisy Bensa & Christopher Tanner Tom Ferguson & Scarlett Harrison Lois Thornton Ryan Gunther-Leece Flora Germon & Rhianna Ferneyhough Pippa Bradshaw Natasha Farrington Jack Lancashire & George Bott Lois Thornton Izzy Hicks Sam Gray & Oscar Claire Zara Waddy & Lola Francis Lizzie Bennett
YEAR 6 LEAVERS
Subject Awards
House Cup 4th 3rd 2nd 1st
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SCHOOL LIFE The 2012-2013 academic year was very successful for Kelly Prep. My thanks to the staff for their energy, devotion and commitment, to our parents for their continual support and to the children for their boundless energy. We are looking forward to next year already!
Matthew Foale, Headmaster
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