King Edward VI School
Christmas Bulletin 18 December, 2014
T
he term has finished with some very tired students more than ready for a holiday. It has been an exceptionally busy half of term marked particularly by a full sporting calendar, the excellent production of “Welcome to Thebes” and the wonderful singing of the choir, ably supported by our instrumentalists, at the Carol Service at St. Mary’s.
Higher Education Evening Tuesday 13 January 7.00pm in the Dobson Theatre This Information Evening is designed to help Lower Sixth parents understand current procedures for applications to universities. More than 98% of our students leave us to go to university and our Lower Sixth students have now begun the process of researching possible options for their futures.
Students in the Fifth Year will have plenty of work to do as they prepare for mid-sessional examinations in January. We continue to appreciate your support with maintaining high standards of dress; we like students to remain smart at all times.
If you are a parent of a student in the Lower Sixth, please follow this link to access our information regarding preparation for university applications and our Higher Education programme. Lower Sixth students should follow this link to the booklet that goes with the Lower Sixth Higher Education programme.
The new term begins on Tuesday 6 January and, until then, I wish you a Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year. AJ Thould Head Master
In a change to previous arrangements at the start of term THERE WILL BE LATE BUSES on Tuesday 6 January 2015
Parents’ Childnet Talk
Carol Service
Internet Safety Seminar for Parents Tuesday 27 January, 2015 at 7.00pm in the Dobson Theatre
A big Thank You to all parents who sang so enthusiastically in the choir at this year’s Carol Service. It was really appreciated by music staff and pupils alike.
You are invited to attend the Know IT All seminar presented by Childnet International. This is a very informative presentation which will give you an insight on how your child uses online and mobile technologies and the pitfalls and risks that can be associated with it.
Following the collection, £883.78 will be donated to both the Isaac Leal Fund and the New Forest Nightstop charity. KES Chamber Choir and the Hampshire County Youth Orchestra joint concert at Winchester Cathedral 24 January, 2015 at 7pm
The seminar will last for approximately one hour and refreshments will be available from 6.30pm.
There will be an opportunity for current Second Year parents to attend a short briefing on the introduction of iPads to KES at 6:15pm in the Dobson Theatre, preceding the presentation by Childnet.
Tickets are £10 (£5 concessions) and will be available from the Cathedral Box Office from January 1