Branksome Science College
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Issue 1
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£57.5 Million Is the amount of money which Longfield, Branksome and Hurworth are sharing to improve or rebuild their schools. It was officially announced at One O’ clock on the 30th of November. 6 pupils from Branksome including the head boy, the head girl, the deputy head girl, 2 school councilors and a random boy from year 7 went to the Town Hall.
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Book of the week Chris Ryan Survival
With the money Mrs. Armstrong is determined get a new school with better ICT technology.
No pass needed From now on in the Library. You no longer need a Library pass to get in. On a morning in your tutor you just need to get your planner signed. This will reduce the amount of waste paper in the school. Usually after you have handed your pass in they are just binned and never seen again but now the school can be more ecofriendly.
Cross country
When a group of kids find themselves stranded on an island they will have to work as a team and try to survive.
Damp, foul, dark, miserable, breezy, muddy are just some of the words to describe the weather for cross country. After an early lunch and getting changed many of the runners made a remark on the weather’s coldness. It was freezing. The people who were running last had to wait in the cold for the longest. In the year 7 girls race Sarah Moitt won. She quotes: “I am very proud of myself and I never thought I would be able to do it because I didn't think I was that good. I was coming second for the first half of the race then I came first for the second half of it!! I didn't enjoy the race much but I like running.” In conclusion apart from the weather I would say that the race was a pretty good.