King Edward VI School
June Bulletin 28th June, 2011
T
he drought has broken and the school field is now looking remarkably green and fertile. We hope that the rain holds off for the key events as we move towards the end of term.
Annual Athletics Sports Day 2011 Friday 1st July 1.00pm until 4.45pm on the School field
We are looking forward to the Arts Festival, the KESSOC Ball and the opening of the ecogarden by the Mayor, Councillor Matthews, on 28th June. Sports day, activities day and the swimming gala will also keep us busy provided that we avoid the deluge!
Parents and friends are warmly invited to attend and we would be delighted to see you on the day KETA buses will leave at approximately 4.45pm and there will be NO LATE BUSES
As they approach the summer holiday, students sometimes begin to look a little scruffy and we would appreciate your support with maintaining high standards of dress as we like to sustain smartness until the end of term.
SCHOOL LUNCH REMINDER The deadline for changes to school lunch arrangements is
Wednesday 13th July, 2011
Head Master
Please email dinners@kes.hants.sch.uk giving pupil name, tutor group and the change intended. No action is required if arrangements are to continue as at present.
Reports for First to Fourth Year pupils will be posted to parents on Wednesday 20th July.
Evening of Magic & Illusion
Fourth Year ‘Looking Forward’ Evening for Parents 13th July at 7pm in the Dobson Theatre
Thursday July 14th 7.30pm-9.15pm Dobson Theatre
(previously advertised as 12th July)
Raising money for the Goedgedacht project
The Student Guidance team will examine the implications of A level choices and Mr Courtney and Mr Herklots will look at how we assess students’ strengths and weaknesses. The Sixth Form team will also be looking at options for the future.
Come and enjoy an evening of magic and illusion with Neil Kelso- be stunned and enter a new realm with Neil as he takes you on a magical journey. Stalls during the interval will be selling confectionery and drinks.
Ultimately, we want our students to be better able to make decisions about their own academic careers, and the evening should help you as parents to help them to do so.
Tickets £5 1