KEVI Daily Bulletin (05/01/2009)

 

ROOM CHANGES TODAY due to removal of old mobiles

P2         13C/El1             CR        go to D23
P4         9k/PLTS2           KEH       go to C2
P5         13C/El1             CR        go to D23
 
BP
 
 

INSTRUMENT LESSONS AND HIRE FOR THIS TERM

Today is the last day on which you can pay for lessons and / or hire for this term.  If you have forgotten to bring your money in, please see Mrs Harrison TODAY.
 
HEH
 
 

SSA DROP-IN

Students are welcome to call in to discuss any issues or concerns at lunchtime TODAY in the SSA for a Drop-In run by the Mustard Tree Trust called ‘Listening Ear’.
 
SSA
 
 

BIOLOGY REVISION SESSIONS-Years 10,11,12+13

Monday 5th January
Year 13
PRE - B18 - 13C
JMG - A17 – 13B
LBM - A16 – 13A
Mock BYB4
Tuesday 6th January
Year 13
JMG - A17
Respiration/Photosynthesis
 
Thursday 8th January
Year 11
Year 13
SAG - B18
PRE - A16
B4 – Homeoastasis
Homeoastasis + Kidney

 
PRE
 
 

FAME FEMALE SOLOIST REHEARSALS THIS WEEK

All these rehearsals will be from 12.40 to 1.15pm in L8.   Please don’t be late!
           Tuesday 6th                   Charlotte Christensen
           Wednesday 7th              Rosa Taylor
           Thursday 8th                 Laura Holmes and Sally Graham
           Friday 9th                      Rebecca Megwa, Katie Collings and Lambchops
 
HEH
 
 

WORK EXPERIENCE AT CRAGSIDE Years 10-13

There is a fantastic opportunity for students in years 10-13 to get involved with work experience at Cragside in Rothbury.  The National Trust are looking for volunteers to act as room stewards, education assistants, garden and estate assistants and visitor service assistants. This could be particularly useful for
students who live in or around Rothbury and who struggle to get to Morpeth.  This is another opportunity to bolster your CV and get some valuable work experience.  If you are interested go to the Student Voice Base.
 
Oliver Barnes XA / Student Voice
 
 

‘ADOPT AN ANIMAL’

If you want a new pet and would like to save an animal’s life along the way then you and a group of friends can adopt an animal.  An organisation called Care for the Wild are offering the chance to adopt animals from across the world from Canada to Thailand.  It costs £24.95 to adopt an animal but if you and a group of friends could all donate £1 or more each then we will be able to put your and other contributions together to adopt an animal.  This is your chance to make a real difference and save a life. Go to the Student Voice Base to register your interest and to see a full list of animals for adoption.
 
Oliver Barnes XA / Student Voice