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PRIZE GIVING
Amy Williams MBE, Olympic Gold Medallist and James Grindal,
International Rugby Player, were our guest speakers at our Annual Prize
Giving ceremony held last Thursday evening. Both gave an inspirational
speech expressing how preparation, dedication and commitment were the
key factors in achieving their dreams.
Ms Hughes told us that Inspectors, on a recent visit to St. Bedes, pointed out that
the climate for learning at St. Bedes was outstanding and that the quality of
teaching was of the highest possible standard. She reminded us that what goes
on in the classroom makes a lasting impression on the young people and that is
why it has to be of the highest possible standard. This, coupled with extensive
and co-curricular opportunities, makes for a well rounded and vibrant educational
experience.
Prizes were presented to almost 250 pupils who were given awards for high
achievement, excellent attitude and public spirit within the community.
Although the names of many of the prize winners were known before the
evening, there were surprise awards announced at the ceremony itself:
Congratulations to Luca Hargitai (Science Award), George Curnock
(Sports Award), Joseph Gompels (Year 11 Award), Sashni Chelvam
(Year 13 Award) William Kane and Georgina Easton (Vice Principals Awards)
and Iwan Hughes and Fatima Montero (Principals Awards)
A huge number of children received nominations from staff and a
scrupulous effort to be fair, resulted in the final list. We hope that pupils
deserving of an award, but who did not receive one this year, will be recognised
at Prize Giving celebrations in future years.
Ms Hughes yesterday, awarded a small gift to pupils who
achieved two or more nominations but did not receive a
prize this year. She told them how pleased she
was with their excellent attitude to their studies
and has sent a letter home to their parents to
share with them this good news.
A copy of the Prize Giving programme is on our
website.
DATES FOR
YOUR DIARY
11th May
Main period of GCE/
GCSE Exams start
15th May
Year 10 Reports
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TEAM AZZURRO
BRISTOL AND SOUTH GLOS. CHAMPIONS
We are delighted to announce that
St. Bede's Young Enterprise Team Azzurro won
the Bristol and South Gloucestershire Finals
that were held at Kingsweston House
yesterday evening.
Four out of a possible nine trophies were awarded to the team.
Best in Bristol
Best Innovation
Best Company Report
Overall Winner
18th May
Year 10 End of Term
Exams English, Maths
and Science
22nd May
END OF TERM 5
1st June
START OF TERM 6
Week A
Team Azzurro now progress onto The South West Regional Final
where we will be competing against the winners from Cornwall,
Dorset and Devon. Good luck!
GREEN PARTY
176
UKIP
121
CONSERVATIVES
56
Abin
Varghese
Isabella
Redmond
Jansen
Roy
Declan
Kelly
LIBERAL DEMOCRATS
45
James
Saunders
CHESS TOURNAMENT
In January, 35 chess enthusiasts
entered our prestigious chess
tournament. Names were
picked at random and allocated
numbers on the chess ladder
from one to thirty five. You
could challenge and play the
person up to three places above
you on the ladder. If you beat them, you would take their placethe
aim was to reach the top of the ladder. After many chess matches, on
the final day last week I was battling to win third place. The match
was tense and I was shaking, but I won! Gianni Szabo Winchurch,
Year 9 was crowned Grandmaster of St. Bedes, Joseph Tomy, Year 10
was awarded 2nd place and I was awarded 3rd.
Tom Fernandes, Year 7
PASTEUR CHARITIES
Tutor group 8PDA are
currently raising funds for
the Pasteur house
charities; Capella and
Toilet Twinning. We have
two amazing prizes! First
prize is a football signed by
the whole of the
Bristol City Football team,
who not only won the Johnson Paint Trophy but also
completed the double by
winning League One and
promotion back into the
Championship!
Second prize is a signed
Bristol Rugby ball from the
league winners and hopefully championship play-off
Winners!
To raise money we are selling squares from our Treasure Island sheet, each
square is 1.
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Congratulations to the Year 11 Boys Football team who beat
Bedminster Down 2-0 last Monday in the Quarter Finals of the
Bristol & South Gloucestershire Football Competition. We wish
them the very best of luck in the semi finals.
LITERACY CHALLENGE
Good = 12+
Excellent = 15+
Outstanding = 18+
NUMERACY CHALLENGE
A boy has as many sisters as brothers,
but each sister has only half as many
sisters as brothers. How many brothers
and sisters are there in the family?
Email your answers to
newsletterquiz@stbedescc.org