Lent Calendar 2016

INDEX

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Staff Prefects, Village Times Activities, Games & Societies Daily Routine Other Routine Times & Abbreviations Opening Times Calendar Conventions Uniform and Dress Code Sport at Cranleigh Acceptable Use of ICT by Pupils Term Dates Calendar for 2016 Notes Academic Timetable

CRANLEIGH SCHOOL, CRANLEIGH, SURREY GU6 8QQ 01483 273666 www.cranleigh.org DUTY MANAGER EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER: 07936 447866 16928_1

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SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM Head Deputy Head

Mr M.S. READER, MA, MPhil, MBA, QTS Mr A.J. GRIFFITHS, BSc, MSc, DIC, CGeol, FGS, QTS (Physics, Geography, Geology) Assistant Deputy Head & Mr S.D. BIRD BA, MEd, QTS (French, Spanish) Designated Safeguarding Lead Head of Admissions Mr S.J. BATCHELOR Senior Housemaster Mr C.H.D. BODDINGTON, BA, PGCE, MEd (Economics, Business Studies; Housemaster, Cubitt) Director of Studies Mr D.R. BOGGITT, BEng, PGCE (Maths) Head of External Relations Mrs J.R COOKSLEY BA, MA Deputy Bursar Mr P.A. DUNN, BA Director of IT Mr D.J. FUTCHER, BSc, MBCS, QTS (Music Technology; ICT) Non-Executive Mr P. LEGGITT, MA (English; Chair of Common Room; Tutor, East) Bursar Mr P.T. ROBERTS, MBE, DChA Head of School Admin Ms A.J. RUSSELL-PRICE (mrp@cranleigh.org) Inspection Officer Dr A.P. SAXEL, BSc, PhD (Chemistry; Housemistress, West) Director of Learning, Dr J. L. TAYLOR, BA, BPhil, PhD, PGCE (Physics; Tutor, East) Teaching and Innovation

COMMON ROOM All e-mail addresses are initials@cranleigh.org unless otherwise indicated

Tutor Name Mr I.M. ALLISON, MA, PGCE Mrs M.C. ALLISON, BEd Miss M. BAFFOU, LLCE Mr A.K. BARKER, BSc, PGCE Mr J. BARTLETT, BSc, CIMA Mrs S.E. BAUMANN, BA, PGCE Mr E.J.P. BRADNOCK, BA, PGCE Mrs P. BIGG, PGCE Mr M. J. BROOKES, BSc Mr B.W. BROWNE, BSc, PGCE Mrs G.L. BUKOWSKA, BSc, MSc Mrs O. BURT, BA, MA MR E. J. CARSON, BSc MRS J.A. CHILDS, BA, Dip, RSA, SpLD, AMBDA, QTS Mr S.T. COOKE, MA, PGCE Ms C.E. COOPER, BA Mr J.N.M. DEACON, BA, PGCE

Position/Subject English, Drama; Oxbridge Coordinator; Tutor, Loveday English; i/c Riding; Deputy Head of Admissions, Executive Foundation Director; Tutor, South French Assistante; Maths; Tutor, Loveday Head of Economics & Business Studies; Head of Lower School Studies; i/c Racket Sports; Tutor, East Design; Deputy i/c External Examinations; Tutor, Cubitt English; Tutor, East Spanish Language Assistant Head of Design; Tutor, Cubitt Mathematics; i/c Football; Tutor, Cubitt Biology; Deputy Head of PSHEE; Tutor, West Librarian; Russian; Tutor, South Graduate Assistant; Maths, Tutor, Loveday Learning Support Teacher Assistant Chaplain; Religious Studies; Deputy Housemaster, Cubitt; Head of PSHEE French Assistante English, Tutor, Loveday 2

Mrs E.G.M. DELLIERE, BA Mr N. DRAKE, BA Mrs E.L. ELLIN, BA, PGCE (ee@cranleigh.org)

Business Studies, Economics; Tutor, Loveday French, Spanish; Tutor, East Head of Mathematics; Tutor, South

Mrs H.B. FEARN, BA, PGCE Mr T.R. FEARN, BSc, PGCE

History; Politics; Tutor, South Physics; Head of Academic Administration; Warden, Cubitt History; i/c Cricket; Housemaster, North Religious Studies, English, CC; Housemistress, South Assistant Head of Maths; Tutor, East

Mr A.P. FORSDIKE, MA, PGCE Mrs R.E. FRETT, MA, PGCE Mrs C. GANGEMI, BSc, PGCE (cwg@cranleigh.org) Ms R.S. GIBSON, BTh, MA, QTS Mr T.R.D. GODDIN, BA Miss S.L. GREENWOOD, BA (Ed) Dr D.A.W. HOGG, BA, MSt, DPhil Miss S.J. HOUGHTON, BSc Mr A.R. HOUSTON, BSc Mr M.R. JENKINS, BA Mr R.C.E.K. KEFFORD, BSc, PGCE Dr S.L. KEMP, BSc, PhD, PGCE Mr R. LAILEY, MA Mr R.G. LANE, MEng, PGCE Miss S. J. LEACH, BA, PGCE Mr T.G. LEEKE BSc Mrs B. L. LEWIS, MA, MSc Revd. T.M.P LEWIS, MA, MTh Mr A.A.G. LOGAN, BA, PGCE Mrs S.E. McLAUGHLIN, BEd Miss H. MALLORY, BA, PGCE Dr J.C.E. MANN, BSc, PhD, CBiol, MSB Miss H.K. MERRY, BSc Mr N.G.A. MILLER, BA Miss A.W.A.C. MITROPOULOS, BA, MPhil Mr J.P. NAIRNE, BFA, PGCE Mr G.J.N. NEILL, BA, MA, PGCE Miss C.E. NICHOLLS, MA, PGCE Miss R.P.F. NICHOLSON, MA, PGCE Mr R.J. ORGAN Mr B.E. PAGE, BA, PGCE Miss D.E. PARKES, MA, PGCE Miss S.R. PARRY, BA, PGCE Mr M.C. PASHLEY, BMus Mrs J.A. PIMM, BEd

Head of Religious Studies; Tutor, North Economics, Business Studies; Warden, Loveday Head of P.E.; Mathematics; i/c Golf; Netball, Tutor, West Head of Classics; Senior Tutor; Tutor, South Sport Coach (Netball); Tutor, Loveday P.E.; Director of Rugby; Project Director; Tutor, East Theatre Manager; Production Arts; Tutor, North Chemistry; i/c Hockey Coaching; Tutor, Loveday Head of Chemistry; Tutor, West External Examinations; EVC Head of Physics; Deputy Housemaster, North English, Drama, Tutor, West History, Politics; Tutor, North EPQ Chaplain; Religious Studies; Tutor, Cubitt Geography; Head of Tutor Training; Housemaster, Loveday Sport Geography; i/c Rounders; Tutor, North Acting Head of Biology; Master of Scholars; Exams Officer Economics, Business Studies; South, Warden French and Spanish; Tutor, North Head of Classical Civilisation; Head of LVI Lecture Series; Tutor, South Director of Art; Tutor, Loveday Head of English; Tutor, Cubitt Mathematics; i/c Squash; i/c Hockey Administration; Tutor, South Head of Italian; French, German; Tutor, North Director of Hockey French, German; Tutor, North Geography; Tutor, South Drama; Director of Netball; Warden, West (maternity leave) Director of Cranleigh Music Sport 3

Mrs N.I. PLOWMAN, BA, QTS (np@cranleigh.org) Mr G. V. PRITCHARD, BSc, PGCE Mrs O.D. RAVILIOUS, BA, PGCE Mrs A. E. READER, BA, PGCE Mr D.C. REED, BA, MSc Mr A.D. ROBINSON, MA, PGCE Mr I.P. ROSSITER, BSc Mr A.S.J. ROTHWELL, MPhil Mr G.C. ROYALL, BSc Mr R.J. SAXEL, BA, Dip.RAM, LRAM Mr P. SCRIVEN, BA, MA, LRAM, MM Miss L.S. SEVILLE, BA Mr W.J. SHERRINGTON-SCALES, BA, PGCE Mrs A.M. SIMPSON, BA, PGCE Miss E.R. SINCLAIR, BA, PGCE Mr C.P.G. STEARN, BA, MPhil, QTS Miss L.E.C. STURDEE, MA, PGCE Mrs N.R. SUTTON, BA, PGCE Mrs S.D. THOMSON, BSc Dr B.R. TYRRELL, MChem, DPhil Miss A. VENTRESS, BA Mr R.H. VERDON BA, MBA Miss E.L. WALLIS, BSc Dr M. WARD, BA, PhD, LGSM, MMus, Dip.RCM, ARCM Mr K.D. WEAVER, BA, PGDip Miss S.L. WEBB, BA, PGCE Mr M.J. WEIGHTON, BA, PGCE Mr S.D. WELCH Miss J.D WILES, BSc, PGCE Mrs R.A. WILLIAMS, BMus, PGDip, PGCE (rw@cranleigh.org) Mr R.A. WILSON, LTCL Mr J.M. WITCOMBE, BSc, PGCE Mrs A. WORSLEY. BSc, PGCE (aww@cranleigh.org) Mr M.A. WORSLEY, LL.B Mrs U.C. YARDLEY, BA, PGCE Ms W.L. YATES, Cert Ed Dr S.A.H. YOUNG, BSc, MSc, PhD, PGCE

Director of Drama (maternity leave) Chemistry; Tutor, Cubitt Assistant Head of English; Tutor, Cubitt Careers Design; Warden, East Head of French, Spanish; Tutor, North Chaplain’s Assistant; Biology; Tutor, East Head of History; Tutor, Loveday Head of Contemporary Music; Tutor, East Head of Performance; Tutor, West Organist in Residence Graduate Theatre Fellow; Tutor, West Geography; Warden, North Head of Spanish; Tutor, East Acting Head of Drama; Tutor, Cubitt Head of Geography; Tutor, West Biology, Chemistry, Philosophy & Ethics; Deputy Housemistress, South Assistant Director of Art; Tutor, South Religious Studies, P.E. (maternity leave) Chemistry; i/c Climbing; CPLO; Tutor, North Classics; Tutor, South History and Politics; Deputy Housemaster, East Physics, Tutor, West Head of Piano, Tutor North Head of Academic Music, Head of Strings; Tutor, Cubitt Head of Politics; Warden, West Teacher of Sculpture Sport; Director of Cricket; Deputy Housemaster, Loveday Maths; Tutor, West Head of Woodwind and Brass; Tutor, South Bandmaster; i/c Community Service; Tutor, Loveday Physics; Housemaster, East Maths; Deputy Housemistress, West Economics and Business Studies, i/c Employability Curriculum, Tutor, North Head of German, French; i/c Badminton; Tutor, West Art (Ceramics); Tutor, Loveday Biology, Geology; Head of Outdoor Education; OC, CCF; Tutor, West 4

BURSARIAL STAFF Bursar: Mr P.T. ROBERTS, MBE, DChA , Bursar’s Secretary: Mrs S.N. LEE, BA Deputy Bursar: Mr P.A. DUNN, BA Director of Finance: Miss J. A. UNDERDOWN, BA, CIMA Payroll: Miss E. T. DENBY, Purchases: Miss I. HEARFIELD, Fees: Miss H. RAYNSFORD Personnel Manager: Mrs N.J. HUTTON, Personnel Officer: Mrs S. L. TWEEDY Personnel Assistant: Mrs A. J. BOXALL Admissions Administrator: Miss V.J. WEARN Admissions Assistant: Miss S. YORK Administrative Assistant to the Deputy Heads: Mrs D. M. PETTIFER CR Secretary: Mrs E. E. WRIGHT, Music Administrator: Mrs C.E. GOLDEN OC Co-ordinator: Miss V. L. INGLE Enterprises Manager: Mrs J.S.C. BATCHELOR Library: Mrs O BURT, Mrs R SCRIVEN Matrons: (e-mail addresses follow the pattern CUBITTMATRON@cranleigh.org) Cubitt:

Mrs J. GOLDSMITH Mrs A. YOUNG

North:

Mrs M. GALLAFANT Mrs J. GREEN

South:

Mrs C. HIGGINS Mrs K. PRICE Mrs A. SARGEANT

Medical Officers: Sports Consultant: Sister: Senior Staff Nurse: Staff Nurses: Medical Centre Assistants: Counsellor:

East:

Mrs S. NEILL Mrs H. REED Mrs J. REILLY Loveday: Mrs D. BATSTONE Mrs M. GALE Mrs E. RUOCCO High Upfold: Mrs K. GODFREE West: Ms C. CASSON Mrs T. GADD Mrs C. HIGGINS

Dr G TYRRELL MB, BS, DOBST, RCOG Dr C. DOUGLAS, MB, ChCHB, MRCGP Dr M BUNDY, MB, BS, MECGP, Dip Sports Med., FFSEM Mrs F LEDGER, RGN Mrs W SCHULZ, RGN Mrs M BRYANT, RGN, Mrs F DONOVAN, RGN, Mrs S SMITH, RGN, Mrs C AGNEW, RGN, Mrs J SANDERS, RGN Mrs A JACKSON, Mrs J LAWLER Mrs A COLVILE, BA, MBACP, FdA Counselling

Web Developer: Mr F. BRADLEY; Multimedia Technician: Mr T. BUTLER; IT Coordinator: Mr J. BURTON-GOW ; Director of IT: Mr D. J. FUTCHER; Database Developer: Mr S. MITCHELL; IT Technician: Mr M. O’DELL; Network Manager: Mr R. SALT Technicians: Ms L. BAILY, (Tutor, Cubitt), Mrs A. EWBANK, Mrs S. HARDSTONE, Mr G. HARRIS, Mrs O. JENKINS, Mr J. SANDFORD, Miss K. SIMPSON, Miss M. SMITH TASC: Mr S.T. PIDGEON (Manager); Mrs C. SHAYLER (Deputy Manager); Miss N. KIWOMYA (Asst Manager) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Mr S. BREARLEY (Tutor, East) Swimming & Water Polo Coach: Mr W. PHILPOT (Tutor, Loveday) Equestrian Centre: Miss S.M. SPEAR (Director of Riding); Miss E. EDWARDS (Livery Yard Manager); Miss F. COLOMBO (Riding School Manager); Miss C. WEST (Assistant Groom) School Shop: Mrs M. WINNICK (Manager) Miss L. BENSON, Mrs J. STANDING

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SCHOOL PREFECTS Senior Prefects Eleanor McAleese-Park (West); Edward Russell (East)

House Captains Gregor McIntyre (Cubitt); Joel Carne (East); Harry Moore (Loveday); Sacha Brown (North); Olivia Chesser (South); Megan Batchelor (West)

Deputy House Captains William Gudgeon & James Pudge (Cubitt); Benjamin Larwood & George MacDonald (East); Giorgio Bounous & Oliver Pope (Loveday); Jake Harvey (North); Eva Solt (South); Bethany Hardcastle & Tessa Lenselink (West) _____________________________________

Butts Committee Helena Crosthwaite (West); Jake Harvey (North); Laura Izon (South) Zach La Costa (Cubitt); Charlie Serjeant (Loveday); Jamie Sherlock (East)

Chapel Wardens Poppy Couling (West); Winter Cox (Loveday); Laura Izon (South) Honor Meadows (West); Victoria Parker (South); Aidan Steele (North) Charlie Terry (Cubitt); Oliver Ward (East)

VILLAGE TIMES Weekdays

16:30-17:30 16:30-18:00

Lower School: Mon, Tue, Thu only VI Form (not in lesson time) Mon-Fri

Everyone may visit the village on Saturday afternoons after their sporting commitments, and on Sundays after the lunchtime callover, but must be back for the 17:45 callover on both days.

Notes: 1.

2.

The village is always out of bounds in lesson time.

Other times: village out of bounds and may be visited only with Housemaster/Housemistress’s permission.

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ACTIVITIES, GAMES AND SOCIETIES Art Athletics Badminton Bands Beyond Cranleigh Careers Canoeing CCF Choir Climbing Community Service Cranleighan Cricket Cross Country Design Workshops Drama Duke of Edinburgh Award eXchange (Christian Forum) First Aid Fives Football Golf Hockey Coaching/Hockey Administration Knoller Society (History) Lacrosse Music Netball Orchestra Outdoor Education Purvis Society Racket Sports Riding Rounders Rugby Shooting Squash Swimming Technical Theatre Tennis Tom Avery Society (Adventurers) Water Polo Young Enterprise

Mr J.P. Nairne Mr A. R. Houston Mrs U.C. Yardley Mr R.A. Wilson Miss L.E.C. Sturdee Mrs. A.E. Reader Ms L.J.J. Baily OC: Major S.A.H. Young; SSI: Mr G.G. Bryant Mr M.C. Pashley Dr B.R. Tyrrell Miss L. E.C. Sturdee Mrs. J. R. Cooksley Mr S.D. Welch/Mr A. P. Forsdike Mr S. T. Cooke Mr M.J. Brookes Miss E.R. Sinclair Dr S.A.H. Young Mr T.M.P Lewis Mr S.T. Pidgeon Mr J. Bartlett Mr B.W. Browne Miss S.L. Greenwood Mr R. J. Organ/Mr R.C.E K. Kefford/Miss C.E. Nicholls Mrs H.B Fearn Miss H.K. Merry Mr M.C. Pashley Miss S Parry/Miss S.L. Greenwood Mr M.C. Pashley Dr S.A.H. Young Dr J.C.E. Mann Mr J. Bartlett Mrs M.C. Allison Miss H. Mallory Mr A.R. Houston Mr G.G Bryant Miss C.E. Nicholls Mr W. Philpot Mr M.R. Jenkins Mr J. Bartlett Dr S.A.H. Young Mr W. Philpot Mrs A.E. Reader

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WEEKDAY ROUTINE 07:05-07:45 07:55 08:10 08:3009:20 09:25-10:15 10:15-10:40 10:40-11:30

Monday Breakfast Callover House Time

Tuesday Breakfast Callover Chapel

Wednesday Breakfast Callover House Time

Thursday Breakfast Callover Chapel

Friday Breakfast Callover Congo

Period 1

Period 1

Period 1

Period 1

Period 1

Period 2 Break Period 3 Period 4 (ends 12:15 for IV Form)

Period 2 Break Period 3 Period 4 (ends 12:15 for IV Form)

Period 2 Break Period 3 Period 4 (ends 12:15 for IV Form) Lunch

Period 2 Break Period 3 Period 4 (ends 12:15 for IV Form)

Period 2 Break Period 3 Period 4 (ends 12:15 for IV Form)

Period 5 for VI Form

Period 5 for VI Form

Period 5 for VI Form

Period 5 for VI Form

Period 5 for VI Form

13:20

VI Form Lunch

13:05 14:00

Junior Callover Senior Callover Period 5 for Lower School

Period 5 for Lower School

Period 5 for Lower School

11:35-12:25 12:25 12:30-13:20

13:15-14:05

Period 5 for Lower School

Period 5 for Lower School

14:15-15:10

Priority Time

Priority Time

14:10-15:00 15:25-16:00 16:00/16:45 - 18:00 17:50- 19:00 19:15-20:45 21:15 21:30 21:45 22:00

Priority Time Period 6

Lower School Tutorial PSHEE, DofE, & VI Form Enrichment

Sport / 4th Outdoor Education

Service Afternoon

Period 6

Sport

Sport / Art / Design / Drama

Supper Prep in Houses IV Form/LV in Houses IV lights out; UV to own Houses; VI in Houses or Butts (quiet around campus) LV Lights Out All pupils in House, UV lights out; "Quiet Time" for VI Form

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MEAL TIMES: MONDAY TO FRIDAY Breakfast

IV Form V Forms VI Forms

07:05 Before 07:20 Before 07:30

Lunch

IV Form LV UV VI Forms

12:15 12:25 12:40 13:20

(must go straight from lessons) (must go straight from lessons) (go back to House first) (VI form only from 12:55, if free)

Supper

IV Form UV LV VI Forms

17:50 18:05 18:15 18:25

(must arrive promptly) (don't go near DH until after 18:05) (don't go near DH until after 18:15) (don't go near DH until after 18:25)

WEEKEND ROUTINE SATURDAY 07:05-07:55 07:55 08:30-09:20 09:25-10:15 10:15-10:50 10:50-11:40 11:45-12:10 12:15 12:25 12:35 12:45 13:10

15:00 17:45 18:00-19:00 19:30-21:00 22:00

SUNDAY Breakfast Callover Period 1 Period 2 Break Period 3 Tutorial Away teams Lunch VI Form Lunch V Form Lunch IV Form Lunch Callover Sport Village in bounds after sport Exeats may begin after sport NTC Callover Callover Supper Detention All pupils in Houses

11:00-12:00

Brunch

13:10 13:00-17:30

Callover Village in bounds

17:45 18:00-18:40 20:00 20:15

Callover Supper Callover Chapel Quiet time in Houses

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ART SCHOOL LIFE DRAWING Monday Tuesday

19:15- 20:45 19:15 -20:45

CHAPEL SERVICES Sunday Tuesday, Thursday Friday Friday

20:15 - 20:55 08:10 - 08:25 07:30- 07:50 08:10 - 08:25

Evensong Midweek Service Voluntary Holy Communion Congregational Practice

18:15 - 19:15 18:15 - 19:15 18:15 - 19:15

Senior Choir Cranleigh Voices / Junior Choir Cranleigh Consort/Abu Dhabi Tour Rehearsals (Lent Term only)

CHOIR PRACTICES Monday Tuesday Thursday

Choir members to go to supper at 17:45

DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARD Selected Mondays

16:40 - 17:15 17:15 - 18:00 16:40 - 18:00

Bronze Silver Gold

DISCIPLINE VI Form Academic Detention Wednesday Friday Academic Detention Thursday School Detention Saturday

16:00 - 17:30 16:45 - 18:15 17:00 - 18:00 19:30 - 21:00

EXAMS AND REPORTS Public Exams are shown on right side of the page. They begin at 08:45 or 13:30, unless other times are stated on the published timetable. All report deadlines are 10:30 unless otherwise shown.

RE-SIT CLINICS Monday

15:30 – 17:00

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ABBREVIATION KEY ALT CR CNR DS EC GB HUF JMP LL

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Academic Lecture Theatre Common Room Cranleighan Room Drama Studio Emms Centre Atrium Governing Body High Upfold Farmhouse Jubilee Memorial Pavilion Language Laboratory

MMS OEC RC RR RVR SH TASC VCT WFC

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Merriman Music School Outdoor Education Centre Rhodes Centre (Art & Design) Reading Room Redgrave Room Speech Hall Trevor Abbott Sports Centre Vivian Cox Theatre Woodland Fitness Centre

OPENING TIMES SCHOOL SHOP & BOOKSHOP Monday - Friday 14:15-15:10 Activity Times Saturday (School Shop only)

08:30-17:00 Closed to pupils 08:30-12:00

Holidays (School Shop) Monday - Friday Saturday & Sunday

09:00-17:00 Closed

Holidays (Bookshop)

Closed

LIBRARY Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday

08:30-19:00 08:45-12:15 Closed

WORKSHOPS / STUDIOS (Rhodes Centre) Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday / Exeats

16:15-18:00 15:30-18:00 (activities) 16:15-18:00 15:30-18:00 (activities) 14:00-17:30 By arrangement

MEDICAL CENTRE Morning Surgery: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Sports Injuries Clinic: Monday Thursday

from 07.30 from 16:00 from 16:30

EQUESTRIAN CENTRE Monday – Friday Saturday – Sunday

08:00-18:30 08:00-17:00

(Sand School allocation to go via Sophie Spear stables@cranleigh.org) 11

January Week 1 Duty team: E/S Reports:

MW: SAHY

Monday 4 January

Remember

Tuesday 5 January

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Wednesday 6 January

Remember

All day 17:30 17:50 19:15 19:30

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TERM STARTS for boarders CR Meetings Callover Supper Callover Evensong: The Chaplain, The Revd. Tim Lewis (Chapel)

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January Week 1 Duty team: E/S Reports:

MW: SAHY

Thursday 7 January

Remember

TERM STARTS for day pupils 07:55 Callover 08:30 Assembly (SH) 09:25 Period 2 onwards: lessons/activities as normal 16:30 House Bouldering Competition (OC) (until 18:00) Friday 8 January

Remember

UV Rehearsal Exams (SH) Les Misérables Cast Rehearsal (ALT) (until 18:15) Meeting for those interested in Technical Theatre and Stage Management (VCT)

16:45 17:00

Saturday 9 January

Remember

UV Rehearsal Exams (SH) Small Group Meeting (RR) Boys’ Hockey v Eastbourne College 3rd, U16A, B, U14C (H) U15A,B (A) (depart 11:45) 1st, 2nd, U15C, D (H) U14A, B, D (A) Football v Christ’s Hospital, U18 squad, U17 squad (A) Netball v Eastbourne College 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U15A, B, C, D, E (H) U14A, B, C, D, E (A) U16A, B, C, D (depart after Rehearsal Exams) (A)

09:15 13:30 13:45 14:45 15:00 13:30 14:30 14:30 15:00

Sunday 10 January 10:00 11:00 21:00

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Canoe race: Hare & Hounds (Guildford) LVI Geography Trip to Nettlecombe Court (return 13.1.16) Callover

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January Week 2 Duty team: L/W Reports:

MW: GCR

Monday 11 January

Remember

UV Rehearsal Exams (SH) Fire Audibility Test (& every Monday 08:00) Activities start IV Form: £12.50 Challenge (ALT) Bronze DofE Route Planning Briefing (MMS) Silver DofE Route Planning Briefing (MMS) Meeting for LVI interested in applying to Oxbridge (RR)

08:00 14:15 16:40 16:40 17:15 17:15

Tuesday 12 January

Remember

UV Rehearsal Exams (SH) LVI English trip to screening of ‘Jerusalem’, V & A Museum IV Form Outdoor Education Briefing (ALT) Netball v Lingfield Notre Dame 1st, 2nd, U16A, B (H)

10:30 15:15 15:30

Wednesday 13 January

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UV Rehearsal Exams (SH) LVI Geography Trip returns Meeting for Zambia Trip March 2016 (Lab Sc2) The eXchange: Gareth Pritchard (RR)

17:00 17:30 18:15

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January Week 2 Duty team: L/W Reports:

MW/ GCR

Thursday 14 January

Remember

UV Rehearsal Exams (SH) Boys’ & Girls’ Swimming v Churcher’s College U18, U16 (A at 15:00) VI Form Business Studies Lecture: An insight into Marketing, Creating Brands and FMCG by L’Oréal (ALT)

16:15 19:45

Friday 15 January All Day 12:30 15:45 17:25 16:45 17:00 19:30

Remember

UV Rehearsal Exams (SH) National Indoor U16 Boys’ & Girls’ Hockey Finals Junior Lunchtime Concert (MMS) Junior Schools’ Challenge Round 1 West v North (RR) South v East (RR) Les Misérables Cast Rehearsal (ALT) (until 18:15) House Chess: semi-finals (C16) Helen Wareham: Brass Competition (MMS)

Saturday 16 January 09:15 All Day 14:00 13:30 14:45 14:15 13:30 14:45 14:00 14:15 14:30 14:30 16:00

Remember

Small Group Meeting (RR) National Indoor U16 Boys’ & U18/U16 Girls’ Hockey Finals Cross Country: Senior Boys’ & Girls’ Knole Run Boys’ Hockey v Portsmouth Grammar School1st (A) U15A, U14A (H) U16A (A), U15B, U14B (H) Boys’ Hockey v Epsom College U16B, U15D (A) Boys’ Hockey v St John’s Leatherhead 2nd, 3rd (A) U15C, U14C (A) Football v Tom Wheeler XI, 3rd (H) Netball v Hurstpierpoint 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U15A, B, C, D ,E (A); U16A, B, C, D, U14A, B, C, D, E (H) Football v St Bede’s, 1st, 2nd (A) Football v Christ’s Hospital, 4th, 5th (H) Boys’ & Girls’ Swimming Guildford & District Championships U18, U15 (A at Guildford Spectrum) (depart 15:30)

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National Indoor U18 Girls’ Hockey Finals Climbing Club Trip to Sutton (return 16:00) Abu Dhabi Tour Workshop (MMS until 18:00) Callover Evensong: Mr Felix Aremo, Oak Hill College (Chapel) s 3

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January Week 3 Duty team: C/S MW: CPGS Reports: Tues 10:30 UV Rehearsal Exam results; Wed 10:30: IV, LV Reports

Monday 18 January 09:30 15:25

Remember

Strategic Planning Committee (RVR) IV Form PSHEE: Everyday Sexism Workshops (MMS) 15:25-16:10 (C&E); 16:20-17:05 (S&W); 17:20-18:05 (N&L) LVI PSHEE Lecture: Control the Controllable by Alastair Hignell (ALT) Bronze DofE Route Planning (Classrooms) Health & Safety Meeting (RVR) Silver DofE Route Planning (Classrooms) UV Zambia Trip Interviews (until 21:00) (Sc01 & Sc02) IV Form PSHEE Lecture: Everyday Sexism (ALT)

15:30 16:40 16:40 17:15 18:30 19:00

Tuesday 19 January

Remember

10:30 11:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 18:45 19:15

am Maths iGCSE Written Paper 4H (Retake)

UV Rehearsal Exam Results Matrons’ Meeting (RVR) LV Drama trip to London (return 23:00) Academic Detention (not Thursday) LVI Boys’ Sexual Health & Chlamydia Screening (MMS) LVI Girls’ Sexual Health & Chlamydia Screening (MMS) Physics Lecture: Radiating Health: an of Radionuclide Imaging by Dr Liz Parvin (ALT)

Wednesday 20 January

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MW: CPGS

Thursday 21 January

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Saturday timetable (until after sport) Boys’ Hockey v Wellington College U14A, B, D (H) U16B, C (A) 1st, 2nd, 3rd (H), U15A, B (A) U15C, U14C, (A), U14E (H) Football v Epsom College 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th (A) Netball v Wellington College 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U15A, B, C, D, E (A) U16A, B, C, D, U14A, B, C, D, E (H) Purvis Society: Prof Anthony Slinn (ALT)

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Friday 22 January 13:25 14:15 14:15 19:00

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Senior Lunchtime Concert (MMS) LONG EXEAT begins for all year groups except UV UV Parents’ Meeting (EC) UVI North House Dinner

Saturday 23 January

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LONG EXEAT

Sunday 24 January

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All Day Canoe race: Hare & Hounds (Guildford) LONG EXEAT 21:00

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Monday 25 January 09:30 13:20

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13+ Music Scholarship Auditions (MMS) UVI PE Field Trip to Surrey Sports Park Human Performance Institute (return 17:30) IV Form Lecture: ‘I can and I am‘ by James Shone (ALT) IV Form Parents Lecture: ‘I can and I am‘ by James Shone (ALT)

15:30 19:30

Tuesday 26 January 09:30 10:30 12:45 15:00 16:30 16:30 16:30 20:30

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13+ Music Scholarship Auditions (MMS) UV Art GCSE Research Trip to London Galleries (return 17:30) Lunchtime Organ Recital Series: Philip Scriven (Chapel) Football v Hurtwood House 2nd (H) IV Form Film Night : Bend it Like Beckham (ALT until 18:30) Boys’ Water Polo v Bradfield U19 (A) (depart 15:00) Netball v Tormead U15A, B, C, (H) Socratic Society: ‘Is there such a thing as a just war?’

by Dr Roger Teichmann, St Hilda’s College, Oxford (RR)

Wednesday 27 January 16:30 16:30

Netball v Tormead U14A, B, C, D, E (A) Rotary Public Speaking Competition: Youth Speaks (RR) (to 18:00) Senior House Water Polo Matches Meeting for Zambia Trip March 2016 (Lab Sc2) The eXchange: Rupert Shelley (RR) UVI UCAS Administration Briefing (ALT to 19:45)

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January Week 4 Duty team: N/W Reports:

MW: MAW

Thursday 28 January 14:45 15:30 17:00 19:30 19:30

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Football v St Paul’s U17A, U17B, U17C (A) (depart 13:15) Boys’ & Girls’ Swimming v Wellington, U19, U16 (H) Squash v Charterhouse U15, Girls (A) VI Form German Presentation & Speed Debating (L2) Parents and Staff Prayer Meeting (JMP)

Friday 29 January 12:30 16:45

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Junior Lunchtime Concert (MMS) Les Misérables Cast Rehearsal (SH) (until 18:15) Junior Schools’ Challenge: semi finals L v W or N (RR) C v S or E (RR) House Chess: Finals (C16) LVI Art Exhibition Private Viewing (RC) Helen Wareham: Jack Cook Strings Performance (MMS)

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Saturday 30 January

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Small Group Meeting (RR) Boys’ Hockey v Charterhouse 13:15 U15D, U14C, E (A) 13:30 U15A, B, C, (H) 14:30 U14A, B, D (A) 14:45 U16A, B, C (H) 15:45 1st, 2nd, 3rd, (A) 14:00 Netball v Seaford College 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U16A, U15B, D, E, U14A, B, D (H) 14:30 Netball v PGS 1st, U15A (A) 14:30 Netball v Benenden U16 B, C, D, U15C, U14C, E (A) 14:30 Football v Charterhouse 1st, 2nd, 3rd (H) 14:30 Football v Christ’s Hospital 4th, 5th (A) Sunday 31 January All day 20:00 20:15 21:00

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MW: KDW

Monday 1 February 08:15 17:00 18:00 18:45 20:30

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Butts Committee Re-election House Debating: Semi Finals (ALT & RR) Buildings & Estates Committee (RVR) IV Form CC Presentation (ALT until 19:15) The Lenten Addresses (RR)

Tuesday 2 February 08:30 10:00 12:45 15:30 16:00 20:30

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LVI Art Gallery Trip to London (return 17:30) U14 Boys’ Hockey County Heats Lunchtime Organ Recital Series: Philip Scriven (Chapel) Boys’ Water Polo v Ardingly U19 (A) (depart 14:15) Girls’ Squash v Epsom (A) The Lenten Addresses (RR)

Wednesday 3 February 15:30 17:00 19:30 20:30

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Thursday 4 February All day 11:15 10:30 14:10 14:30 14:45 16:15 17:00 19:00

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HsMs Extended Meeting Lenten Address team depart LVI English to The Homecoming in London (return 19:00) Intermediate Maths Challenge (E7/8) (finish 15:10) Football v Bethany 2nd, 4th (H) Football v Hurstpierpoint 1st, 3rd (H) Netball v Lingfield Notre Dame U15A, B, U14A, B, C (A) Technical Rehearsals for House Plays (VCT) Tom Avery Society Reception and 19:30 Lecture: Summit or Survive

by Adele Pennington (MMS) IV Form French Play : Les Garçons (ALT)

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Friday 5 February 07:30 13:25 16:45 19:30 19:30

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UVI PoR Conference, Oxford (return 18:00) Senior Lunchtime Concert (MMS) Les Misérables Cast Rehearsal (SH) (until 18:15) Helen Wareham: Vocal Performance (MMS) VI Form Purvis: Mr Andrew Craig, WG Partners & Author of ‘How to Own the World ‘ (ALT)

Saturday 6 February 09:15 All day

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Small Group Meeting (RR) Riding: Eventer’s Challenge, Felbridge Boys’ Hockey v Reed’s School U16A, B, C (A) 1st , 2nd, 3rd U14B (H) U15A, B, C (A) U14A, C, D, E (H) U15D, E (A) Football House 6-a-side tournament Netball v Sevenoaks 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U14A, B, C, D (A); U16A, B, C, U15A, B, C, D (H) Gold DofE Navigation practice (after games until late evening)

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MW: ANV

Monday 8 February 15:00 15:30 18:30

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U16 Boys’ Hockey County Finals (until 19:00) Gap Fair for VI Form (ALT & EC) (finish 17:30) Dress Rehearsal for House Plays (VCT)

Tuesday 9 February All Day 10:30 12:45 14:45 17:00 17:00 19:30 20:45

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CRY Screening (LV & UV) (MC) LV Art Trip to Horniman Museum, Dulwich (return 17:30) Lunchtime Organ Recital Series: Philip Scriven (Chapel) Boys’ Hockey v RGS Guildford U16A, B (H), C (A) Education Committee (RVR) Squash v KCS Wimbledon U15, U14 (A) South House Play (VCT) Loveday House Play (VCT)

Wednesday 10 February Boys’ Hockey v RGS Guildford 3rd (H) Boys’ Hockey v RGS Guildford 1st, 2nd (A) Netball v St Catherine’s U14A, B, C, D, E (A) Meeting for Zambia Trip March 2016 (Lab Sc2) The eXchange: Pete Hitchcock (RR) South House Play (VCT) Loveday House Play (VCT)

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Thursday 11 February

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Football v Wellington College 2nd, 3rd, 4th (A) (depart 13:15) Boys’ Hockey v RGS Guildford U15A, B, (H), U15 C, D (A) Boys’ Water Polo v Ibstock Place U19 (H) Netball v Guildford High School 1st, 2nd, 3rd, U16 A, B, C, D (H) ; U15 A, B, C, D (A) South House Play (VCT) Loveday House Play (VCT)

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Friday 12 February 12:30 15:15 15:30

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Junior Lunchtime Concert (MMS) LONG LEAVE begins IV Form Parents’ Meeting (EC) One-way system in operation: please enter through Sanny Lane Gate and leave through Main Gate/Upfold Lane

Saturday 13 February

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All Day Riding Arena Eventing National Qualifier at Bury Farm LONG LEAVE

Sunday 14 February

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LONG LEAVE

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LONG LEAVE

Tuesday 16 February

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LONG LEAVE

Wednesday 17 February

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LONG LEAVE

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LONG LEAVE

Friday 19 February

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LONG LEAVE

Saturday 20 February All day

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Riding: Show Jumping Qualifier at Sparsholt LONG LEAVE

Sunday 21 February All Day 12:00 21:00

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Thameside Canoe Race U18 Rugby Sevens Training Day Matches at Wellington College (return 17:00) LONG LEAVE ENDS Callover

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Monday 22 February

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VI Form Rehearsal Exams (TASC & ALT) Chapel in EC until 24.3.15 UV Booster Vaccinations (MC) UV Girls’ PSHEE: How to Cope with Pressure by Shalini Bhalla (West CR) UV Boys’ PSHEE: by Tim Ramsay (VCT) HoDs Meeting (L7) Silver DofE Briefing (MMS)

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Tuesday 23 February

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VI Form Rehearsal Exams (TASC & ALT) LV & UV Drama GCSE: Macbeth (VCT)

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Wednesday 24 February VI Form Rehearsal Exams (TASC & ALT) Rugby Sevens Nationals v Hampton (return 18:00) U14 Boys’ Hockey County Finals (until 16:00) Meeting for Zambia Trip March 2016 (Lab Sc2) The eXchange: Ollie Bartlett (RR)

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Thursday 25 February

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VI Form Rehearsal Exams (TASC & ALT) 15:30 Boys’ & Girls’ Swimming v Ibstock Place, U18, U15 (H) Friday 26 February

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VI Form Rehearsal Exams (TASC & ALT) School Musical: Les Misérables: Full Cast Rehearsal (SH until 20:30)

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Saturday 27 February 09:15

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Small Group Meeting (RR) Boys’ Hockey v Hurstpierpoint U15C, D (H) U16A, B (A) 1st, 3rd, U16C (H) U14A, B (A) 2nd, U15A, B (H) U14C, D (A) Netball v St John’s Leatherhead 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U16A, B, C, D (A) U15A, B, C, D, E, U14A, B, C D, E (H) Football v Eastbourne College 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th (H) CCF 24 Hour Exercise (after sport) North House Charity Evening

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Sunday 28 February All Day All Day 14:00 14:30 20:00 20:15

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Monday 29 February 15:25 15:20

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IV Form Chocolate Challenge (EC & ALT) UV Boys’ PSHEE: How to Cope with Pressure by Shalini Bhalla (MMS) UV Girls’ PSHEE by Tim Ramsay (West CR) Professionals’ Supper: Law (VI Form priority) (DH)

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Tuesday 1 March 08:00

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LVI Classical Civilisation Trip to Ashmolean Museum, Oxford (return 15:00) Boys’ Hockey South Regional Heats U16, U14 Finance Committee (RVR) Squash v Wellington College U15, Girls (H) Boys’ Water Polo v Winchester U19 (A) (depart 15:00) Socratic Society (RR)

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Wednesday 2 March

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Thursday 3 March

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10:00 Boys’ Hockey South Regional Heats U16, U14 11:00 13+ Drama Scholarship Auditions (Butts) (until 15:00) 15:30 Boys’ Water Polo v Bradfield U19 (H) 16:00 VI Form Theatre Studies trip to London (return 22:30) 17:15 Fives: Girls’ House Matches Friday 4 March

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13+ Eric Abbot and All Round Award Assessments Junior Lunchtime Concert (MMS) UVI Elevate Revision Seminar (E7/8) VI Form Lecture: “Cool Biology” by Dr J C E Mann (ALT)

12:30 14:00 19:30

Saturday 5 March

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13+ Art Scholarship and Design Scholarship Assessments Boys’ Hockey v Tonbridge 3rd (A) U14E (H) 2nd, U15A, D, (A) U14A, B, C, D (H) U16A, B, C, U15E (H) 1st , U15B, C (A) Netball v Brighton College 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U16D, U14 C, D, E (H) U16A, B, C, U15A, B, C, D, E (A) Netball v Brighton College/The Perse U14A, B (H) Football House Match semi-finals EXEAT (Houses Closed) (after sport)

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Sunday 6 March EXEAT Show Jumping (Royal Windsor Qualifier), BCA Canoe Race: Thameside 2 (Reading) Netball Surrey Finals, 1st, U16A (A) Silver DofE Practice (return Tuesday lunchtime) School Musical: Les Misérables: Full Cast Rehearsal (SH) Parent and Pupil Briefing for Zambia Trip March 2016 (ALT) Callover

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Monday 7 March

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LV PSHEE Lecture: ‘Coping with Adolescence’ by Dick Moore (ALT) House Cross Country LV PSHEE Parents’ Briefing: ‘ Coping with Adolescence’ by Dick Moore (ALT)

16:45 19:30

Tuesday 8 March All Day 13:00 13:15 15:00 19:30

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Girls’ Hockey Schools Regional Finals, U14 Silver DofE Practice returns Art GCSE Workshop (until 17:15) Football v Hurtwood House 2nd (A) Annual Geography VI Form Lecture: ‘Global Catastrophes: A Short Introduction’ by Prof Bill McGuire, UCL (ALT)

Wednesday 9 March All day All day 17:00 18:15

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Thursday 10 March All day 16:00 17:00

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Girls’ Outdoor Hockey: National Finals U18, U16 Netball v George Abbott U15A, U14A (H) School Musical: Les Misérables: Technical Rehearsal Act Two (SH)

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Friday 11 March 10:00 13:25 15:30 17:00

Boys’ & Girls’ Swimming: Bath Cup (A at London Aquatics Centre) Senior Lunchtime Concert (MMS) Climbing Assessments (Craggy Island) School Musical: Les Misérables: First Dress Rehearsal (SH)

Saturday 12 March All Day 09:15 09:30 12:45 13:30 14:00 14:45 15:15 13:30 14:00 14:00 14:00 14:30 15:30 18:30 18:30

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County Dressage Championships, Oldencraig Small Group Meeting (ALT) Governing Body (RR) Boys’ Hockey v Whitgift 3rd, U14C,D (H) U15A (A) 2nd, U15C, D (H), U15B (A) U16 (A) 1st, U14A,B (H), U16B (A) Boys’ Hockey v Seaford College U15E (A) Boys’ Hockey v Hurstpierpoint, U16C (A) Netball v Epsom College 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, U16A, B, C, D (A) U15A, B, C, D, E, U14A, B, C, D, E (H) Football v RGS Guildford, 1st, 2nd (A); 3rd, 4th (H) Girls’ Swimming Surrey Individual Championships U19, U16, U14 (A @ Guildford Spectrum) Boys’ Swimming Surrey Individual Championships U19, U16, U14 (A @ Guildford Spectrum) Canoeing Thames Training Camp (return Sunday)

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Monday 14 March

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U11 IAPS Boys’ Hockey Tournament IV Form Debate (ALT) (until 17:30) School Musical: Les Misérables (SH)

Tuesday 15 March

Remember iGCSE German & Spanish Orals

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Matrons’ Meeting (RVR) Netball v Charterhouse 1st, 2nd, 3rd , 4th (H) Football v Glebelands U16 (H) School Musical: Les Misérables (SH)

Wednesday 16 March

Remember iGCSE German & Spanish Orals

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Small Group Meeting (RR) Netball v St George’s Weybridge 1st, 2nd 3rd, U16A, B, U15 A, B, U14 A, B, C, (H) Netball: Internal matches U16 C, D, U15 C, D, E, U14 D, E Boys’ Hockey v Eton College U14D, E, (A) 3rd, U16A, B, C (H) U14A, B (A) U15A, B, C, D (H), U14C (A) 1st, 2nd (A) Football v Worth 1st, 2nd, 4th (A); 3rd, 5th, U16C (H) Cranleigh Choral Society Concert (EC) (until 22:00) Cubitt Charity Evening

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Monday 21 March

Remember iGCSE German & Spanish Orals

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Boys’ Hockey Stonesett matches Girls’ House Squash Matches LVI Lecture: Graeme Le Saux (ALT until 20:00)

Tuesday 22 March

Remember iGCSE German & Spanish Orals

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Netball House matches Boys’ Hockey House matches Football House match final & 3rd/4th playoff

Wednesday 23 March

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Thursday 24 March

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Breakfast Callover followed by clearing/packing Assembly TERM ENDS One-way system in operation: please enter through Sanny Lane Gate and leave through Main Gate/Upfold Lane Staggered departure times: 11:00 IV Form 11:10 V Forms 11:20 VI Forms Gold DofE Practice Expedition to Black Mountains (return Sun 27 March) Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race (return Mon 28 March) Friday 25 March Remember 07:45 08:30 10:00 11:00

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Zambia Trip departs (return Wed 6 April)

HOLIDAY TRIPS 29 Mar

Classics Trip to Turkey (return Sun 3 April)

28 Mar

UV French Trip to Nice (return Fri 1 April)

2 April

VI Form French Work Experience Trip (return Sat 9 April)

8 April

CCF Easter Camp Harlech (return Fri 15 April)

11 April

Gold DofE Practice Expedition – Lakes (return Sat 15 April)

13 April

Music Tour to Cranleigh Abu Dhabi (return Wed 20 April)

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CRANLEIGH SCHOOL CONVENTIONS Pupils are encouraged to develop self-discipline; indeed this represents the main form of discipline within the Cranleigh community. Common sense is to be used both in interpreting the Conventions and in general behaviour; pupils are expected to set high standards of honesty, courtesy and appearance.

Bullying is not tolerated at Cranleigh. We expect everyone to be valued as an individual and treated with respect, courtesy and consideration. Any sign of bullying should be reported immediately so it can be dealt with. This is a supportive community and we must treat each other in positive, constructive ways at all times.

1)

Pupils must always accept the authority of a member of Common Room.

2)

Pupils are expected to be familiar with the Dress Code, Village Times, Daily Routine, Computing Code of Conduct and Fire Drill, which are published separately and may alter from time to time.

3)

All pupils are expected to attend Chapel at the prescribed times, as instructed.

4)

Music should not be played during working hours, or after 9.30 pm at a volume audible outside a study.

5)

Pupils who know in advance that they will need to miss a lesson or other School commitment should see the member of staff involved at least twenty-four hours in advance.

6)

Bicycles are not to be used around the School site, and may be kept at School only by arrangement with Housemasters/mistresses. Helmets must be worn.

7)

Chewing gum is not to be brought onto the School site.

8)

Running or noisy behaviour in the main quad/corridor is not allowed. Books or bags must be left on shelves provided and not on the floor or steps (except before morning chapel).

9)

Mobile phones must be switched off during lesson, activity, meeting and prep times, in Chapel, Hall and after bedtime. They should be used for social and family contact only.

10)

Boys are not allowed in Girls’ Houses unless invited by the Housemistress. The areas immediately outside the Girls’ Houses are not to be used as gathering/socialising places. Girls are allowed only into the Common Room areas of Boys’ Houses; they are not allowed into boys’ studies/bedrooms.

11)

Pupils may not drive into School or in its immediate neighbourhood. They may not drive each other, nor be driven by any other than their immediate family without permission from their Housemaster/mistress.

12)

The following list gives some more examples of serious breaches of discipline and behaviour which, along with conventions 1, 11 and 12 above, may lead to an exclusion from the School: a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i) j) k)

tampering with any fire appliance or safety device; smoking or being part of a group in which there is smoking; purchase or consumption of alcohol, except according to JCR rules or with a member of CR; gambling or betting; visiting Public Houses in Cranleigh Village during term time (for boarders and day pupils); inappropriate or unpleasant misuse of phones, computers or other forms of communication; theft of property or identity (e.g. logging onto a computer using someone else’s password); possession or misuse of fireworks, fire-arms, knives or other weapons; bullying of any kind; inappropriate sexual behaviour; possession, supply or misuse of drugs or substances or paraphernalia of drugs and substances.

The list is not intended to be an exhaustive one, and it is possible that other breaches of the Conventions may result in a pupil’s exclusion from School. Persistent breaches may result in permanent exclusion from the School. The last six are examples of offences which are viewed as extremely serious and are treated particularly severely. They are likely to lead to an exclusion, which may turn out to be permanent.

When in the care of the School, pupils who possess, supply or misuse drugs, or who take part in an act of sexual intercourse, will be permanently excluded from the School.

Should any pupils have a complaint, they should contact the Deputy Head (e-mail: ajg@cranleigh.org) Sept 13

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UNIFORM AND DRESS CODES WORKING DRESS Working dress is worn within School every day until after the lunchtime callover or until the end of lessons, whichever is the later.

Lower School (IV & V Forms)

Upper School (VI Forms)

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Boys: dark suit; formal shirt and tie; black polishable shoes; plain v-neck pullover (optional); plain coat (optional).

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Boys’ hair must not be over the collar or eyebrows, nor gelled into spikes. Top buttons must be done up and ties worn properly. Trousers must not be worn at half-mast.

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Girls: dark below-the-knee skirt-suit or dark trouser- suit (the top and bottom must match); plain tights; formal collared shirt (not provocatively unbuttoned); black polishable, shoes (heels less than 5cm measured at the outside from top of heel to floor – no stilettos); plain v-neck pullover (optional); plain coat (optional).

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No denim, trainers.

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Personal jewellery may neither be excessive nor ostentatious. Nose, lip, tongue, eyebrow or any other body piercings are not permitted at any time.

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Boys: School blazer; charcoal grey trousers; white shirt; school pullover (optional); dark coloured socks; school tie; black polishable shoes; dark blue or black coat/waterproof jacket (optional).

Boys’ hair must not be over the collar or eyebrows, nor gelled into spikes. Top buttons must be done up and ties worn properly. Trousers must not be worn at half-mast.

Girls: School blazer; school below-theknee skirt; white shirt; school pullover (optional); navy tights, with the option of navy ankle socks in Summer; black polishable, sensible shoes (not balletstyle); dark blue or black coat/waterproof jacket (optional). Girls with long hair must wear it tied back with a plain-coloured hair-tie.

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Make-up must not be worn in School

by Lower School girls. This also encompasses nail polish, bronzers and fake tans. Such items will be confiscated if found in School. The use of concealers (for medical reasons) may be arranged with Housemistresses or Matron on an individual basis.

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Personal jewellery may neither be excessive nor ostentatious. Nose, lip, tongue, eyebrow or any other body piercings are not permitted at any time.

Girls may wear one necklace and one set of sensible earrings

logos,

sportswear

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CASUAL DRESS Casual dress may be worn in the afternoons after lessons are over but not be worn in School during lesson times.

It should not be ostentatious or suggestive.

School dress and casual dress should not be mixed.

Studded boots/shoes or muddy trainers may not be worn inside School buildings.

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SPORT AT CRANLEIGH Sport is one of the key moments of school life when child, parent and school come together. It is important that you are aware of our philosophy and approach Sportsmanship Competitive sport often involves contact and inevitably involves some confrontation. It is important to emphasise that at Cranleigh there is absolutely no abusive language or foul play to be used during or after the game, towards the referee, players or spectators. If there is any dialogue to be held, it will be through the captain and the member of staff in charge of the game. Any abuse of this is not tolerated and will be dealt with severely.

Cranleigh parents uphold a high standard of behaviour on the touchlines, sometimes in the face of difficult circumstances and have rightly gained an excellent reputation for fair and encouraging support. The School requests that parents continue to set an example to the players whom they are supporting with positive encouragement of both players and umpires/referees.

Kit & Equipment   

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Pupils must wear official school kit to all games sessions. For match days kit must be clean and in good order. When travelling to away matches in kit, official school tracksuit bottoms and hoodies must be worn.

For Rugby and Hockey, all pupils will have a gum shield for each training session as well as matches. For Hockey it is mandatory that they wear proper shin guards.

Rugby boots must be fitted with official rugby studs and not football studs. Before each match all referees will be asked to examine the state of the studs and are within their rights to make the players change their boots. For Hockey, wearing astro shoes is preferred as matches and practices will take place on Astroturf pitches. Proper training shoes are required for Netball and other sports.

In Rugby, Head guards and shoulder pads can be worn by any player, but must conform to IRB safety standards.

Medical   

Injuries: Any injuries sustained during a game or on practice days are referred to the Medical Centre, via the member of staff in charge of the game. It is vital that pupils adhere to Medical Centre advice on when to return to sport.

Doctor: On Monday a specialist sports doctor will be available to assess injuries from the weekend matches which were not critical. Pupils may be referred to the physio, for a second opinion or will prescribe any further treatment as necessary.

Return to Games If put off-games, pupils are referred to as NTC (Not to Change). Pupils should communicate NTC periods to coaching staff as soon as possible.

After match teas / going home Players are ALL expected to attend match teas after games on a Saturday. It is important for the pupils to host the opposition properly after the match and we would be most grateful if parents could be supportive in this.

After away matches pupils often want to go home with other parents. However, it is vital for parents of the pupil to inform the member of staff and ask for permission for this to happen. If parents do not do this we will ask your son to get on the bus and go back to school.

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ACCEPTABLE USE OF ICT BY PUPILS The school will try to ensure that pupils have good access to ICT to enhance their learning and will, in return, expect the pupils to agree to be responsible users. All pupils have discussed and signed a full Acceptable Use Policy agreement, a summary of which is below for reference. 

I understand that the ICT systems are primarily intended for educational use.

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I will immediately report anything that makes me feel uncomfortable when I see it on-line.

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I will not share my username with anyone (except parents) or try to access other accounts.

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I understand that the school will monitor my use of the ICT systems for the safety of all.

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I will not make large downloads or uploads that might take up internet capacity.

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I will be polite and responsible when I communicate with others.

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I will not take or distribute images of anyone without their permission.

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I will not install or store programmes nor will I alter computer settings on School devices.

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I will ensure that I have permission to use the original work of others in my own work.

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I will not try to download copyright materials (including music, videos and games).

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I will not access any materials which are illegal or inappropriate or may cause harm or distress to others, nor will I try to use any software that might allow me to bypass the filtering/security systems in place to prevent access to such materials.

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I understand that I am responsible for my actions, both in and out of school.

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I understand that the school has the right to take action against me if I am involved in incidents of inappropriate behaviour, that are covered in this agreement, when I am out of school and where they involve my membership of the school community (examples would be cyber-bullying, use of images or personal information).

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I understand that if I fail to comply with this Acceptable Use Agreement, I will be subject to disciplinary action. This may include curtailed access to the school network/internet, detentions, suspensions, contact with parents and in the event of illegal activities involvement of the police.

I have read and understand the above and agree to follow these guidelines when: 

I use the school ICT systems and equipment

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I use my own equipment in school (when allowed)

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I use my own equipment out of school in a way that is related to me being a member of the School community and following the expected code of behaviour

Signed

Tutor

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TERM DATES FOR THE NEXT YEAR -----------------------------------Summer Term 2016 Common Room Inset & Meetings – Tuesday 19 April 2016 Term Starts

Exeat (Houses Closed) Long Leave

17:30 Tuesday 19 April 2016 (Boarders’ callover 17:30, supper 18:00-19:0, Evensong 19:30.

Day pupils back Wednesday 20 April) Saturday 30 April (after sport) - Monday 2 May (21:00) Friday 27 May (15:45) – Sunday 5 June (21:00)

End of Term for Pupils Formal End of Term

Saturday 2 July Tuesday 5 July ------------------------------------

Michaelmas Term 2016 (Provisional) Common Room Inset + Meetings - Monday 5 and Tuesday 6 September New IV form arrive 18:00 Tuesday 6 September; new LVI arrive 15:30 Wednesday 7 September Term Starts

17:30 Wednesday 7 September (Boarders’ callover 17:30, supper 18:00-19:00, Evensong 19:30.

Day pupils back Thursday 8 September) UVI Parents’ Meeting 15:30 Friday 30 September Long Exeat (Houses closed) Friday 30 September (15:30) - Sunday 2 October (21:00) Long Leave LVI Parents’ Meeting LV Parents’ Meeting Long Exeat (Houses closed)

Wednesday 19 October (15:30) – Sunday 30 October (21:00) 19:00 Sunday 30 October 15:30 Friday 18 November Friday 18 November (15:30) - Sunday 20 November (21:00)

End of Term

11:00 Wednesday 14 December -----------------------------------------------------------------

Lent Term 2017 (Provisional) Common Room Meetings – Wednesday 4 January Term Starts

UV Parents’ Meeting Long Exeat (Houses closed)

17:30 Wednesday 4 January (Boarders’ callover 17:30, supper 18:00-19:00, Evensong 19:30.

Day pupils back Thursday 5 January) 14:15 Friday 20 January Friday 20 January (15:30) – Sunday 22 January (21:00)

IV Parents’ Meeting Long Leave

15:30 Friday 10 February Friday 10 February (15:30) - Sunday 19 February (21:00)

Exeat (Houses closed)

Saturday 4 March (after sport) - Sunday 5 March (21:00)

End of Term

11:00 Friday 24 March (Good Friday = 14 April)

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