May 2012 Contact Magazine

Contact 136 May 2012Willingdon Community School


Wishing Year 11 of 2012 Well

Earlier this week we held our usual end of school

party for Year 11. It was a lovely last day for them and a wonderful atmosphere across the school as they signed their leavers’ books, wore their leavers’ hoodies and tearfully said their farewells to staff. Indeed, there were many tears as they realised that they were leaving, with all the memories of their last 5 years. Mr Roche (Director of Student Progress-Year 11) reminded them of many of their most memorable moments with a film collection of photographs dating back to their first year in the school. There was much laughter at pictures of so many of them looking so young. The party was a celebration of their time at the school with each tutor group contributing to the entertainment and our own version of “Britain’s Got Talent”. It ended with

speeches of farewell, a toast from me to the whole year group and then a calm departure from school. It was a wonderful occasion, reflecting their commitment to the school and the warm relationships established over their time here. They were happy and we were very proud of them.But, of course, it’s not quite over yet as there are still exams to come and work to be done, well into June. They have worked hard and are still doing so. We expect great things of them but I should like to take this opportunity to wish them all every success with their GCSEs and their future and to thank them for all they have brought to the school.We shall see many of them back in July for their “Prom” at the Winter Garden on 5th July. Results day is Thursday, 23rd August when they can


come in after 10.00am to collect their results.Can I also take this opportunity to remind you that our responsibility does not end here. If there are problems relating to results or moving on to college or a need for advice or a reference then we are always very happy to help and support, no matter how many years have passed since leaving.

CHARITYOver the years, the school has encouraged students to support a range of charities. This year there has been a particular emphasis with each year group setting itself a target to raise as much money as possible for their selected charities. Students decide on how they are going to raise funds and organise the activities. I am hugely impressed by their energy and the innovative ideas they have to raise funds and believe that supporting those in greater need than ourselves

is an important value for young people to understand and develop. So far this year over £3,000 has been raised by the various groups around the school. In this edition you will read about our on-going support for the Hawassa project which has raised significant funds over the years. Our community fair, visited by Stephen Lloyd MP, was a great success involving vast numbers of students who gave up their afternoon to support their charities. Last week the Creative and Media Diploma group raised over £500 to support a school in India, which was an amazing achievement.I am very proud of all those involved and thank all of you who support your children in these activities. The funds raised are going to excellent charitable groups, all of whom are very grateful for the support they receive from Willingdon students.

Ian Jungius


The Rotary Challenge at Ratton School on Tuesday 6th of March was very exiting. We were taken in the mini-bus by Roy, who has just retired after many years of working at Willingdon School. When we got there we met the five other Eastbourne schools competing, with four Year 8 students in each team. We went into the school hall and they told us our challenge. We had to make a tower out of mainly paper, lolly sticks and other materials to support a big stone. We had about an hour to do it with 10 minutes planning time.

It was quite difficult but we talked about it, planned our strategy and tested our theories until we came up with the idea. We decided to stuff tubes of paper with more paper and support them with the lolly sticks and we built it up that way. Most of it was about balance. One group, by the end, couldn’t even make theirs stand up. The group that won did very well but only just won.We came joint 4th with Bishop Bell. Our tower was 46cm tall.

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We all really enjoyed it and would love to do it again. At the end of the day it wasn’t about winning it was about having fun. Winning would have been a bonus though. I am happy to have been chosen for the challenge.

The Team also included:

Rachelle Anam-AnamTom Wiltshire, Lauren Allaway andHarry Landells

Thank you to everyone that helped to make it happen!Lauren Allaway


Ski 2012 - auStRia

The start of our exciting ski trip adventure began after school on the 30th of March where we started our 20+ hour journey for what would be a memorable school trip. We had an excellent journey to Austria; there was lots of music, movies, singing and general fun. When we arrived we received our ski equipment, ski passes and were all allocated our rooms before lunch, leaving the afternoon to relax after the journey.

It’s an incredible feeling slaloming fast down the face of a snowy mountain. It’s one of the best experiences you can ask for! This trip caters for those with all kinds of skiing ability, from the total beginner to the most advanced. Being a part of a group who went from navigating the beginners slopes on the first day, to dodging trees (off piste) and landing (or not landing) jumps by the last, is an amazing feat to look back on. The camaraderie is brilliant, and you develop friendships with your expert instructors each day as well as with each other. You learn a lot of skills throughout the week you’re skiing and these are put to the test in the competitive slalom races on the penultimate day. A medal ceremony and prize giving complete this amazing week of skiing.


The behaviour of all of the students was very good throughout the week, both in the Hotel and on the slopes. We made full use of all the facilities in the hotel, from boys vs. girls man hunt on the vast premises to table football in the games room. After dinner each night we had ‘the Muppet of the day’ awards of comedy bunny rabbit hats and t-shirts which had to be worn the following day. Evening activities were varied; from exploring the beautiful scenery on the first day, sledging, quizzes, bowling, swimming and then a disco with another school. We arrived there in style on our ‘disco bus’ with glow sticks, music and loud chanting getting us in the mood for a party. To end the trip we we had our own awards ceremony where everyone was presented with personalised awards and certificates. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the staff who helped to make this trip unforgettable for us all! It undoubtedly takes a lot of time and effort to organise such a trip, and for it to be so successful. We would not hesitate in recommending this trip to anybody. It’s an awesome experience!

Dammy Sokale – Head GirlMatt Ginno – Head Boy

Ski Trip 2013 – Letters will shortly be available for those students interested in going on next years trip. Keep an eye on the weekly news for details.


The (now) annual community fair took place on Thursday 10th May 2012. During the day year 7 students had the chance to talk to representatives from a number of organisations who gave up their time to take part. The response from the students was very positive with 53% of students

reporting that they found the event 'very useful', 33% finding it ‘quite useful’ and 14% of students finding the event ‘useful’. No students rated the event as ‘not at all useful’. Moreover, 100% of students stated that they felt that they had left the event having learnt something new about some of the organisations that operate in Eastbourne.After school the students took over the canteen and took to the stage. As talented students entertained visitors to the school, enterprising students used the event to raise money for their nominated charities. A number

of stalls were set up with Madam Smith’s chocolate fountain proving very popular and Mrs Smither’s cake stall doing roaring business. Thanks also to 10NM, 7CM, 7SSH, 8DF, 7SR and 7RC who all had stalls. Entertainment was provided by the M25 Band, Keira Harrison, Chantelle Saracouli , Naomi Hawkins, Jess Mckeown and Maddy Chambers, Mollie Ireland and Amie Brown and talented musicians Max Salisbury, Tom Sangster and Sam Avery. Finally the Pentacle Drummers retuned and were accompanied by Willow Lyons.

Local Liberal Democrat MP Steven Lloyd paid the visit during the afternoon and declared that he was once more ‘incredibly impressed’ with Willingdon students. Many thanks to all those involved.

Ms Johnson

CommunitY FaiR


During term 5 students have been working hard to raise money for their chosen charities. There have been jumble sales, guessing competitions and a lot of cake sales!

The totals for the end of this term are:Year 7 Demelza House Hospice £400.00Year 8 Children with Cancer £553.00Year 9 BLESMA £ 99.00Years 10/11 Matthew 25 Mission and Hawassa £780.00

Special congratulations go to 8HCM who have raised a staggering £343.00 with a variety of activities. Well done!

Ms Johnson

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Message to all Year 11 Students… If you have not formed an emotional attachment to your Design & Technology apron, you may like to donate it to your School. We have just received two aprons and would be very happy to have yours, if you have no use for it.

Congratulations to Francesca Taylor 9GM and Sam Avery

7JG for qualifying to compete at the National Schools Trampoline Championship Finals. Both students travelled to Bristol on 11th May to compete at the championships which was held at The City Academy. Francesca and Sam qualified for the event by winning the South East Schools and Southern Zonal Schools competitions. Both pupils thoroughly enjoyed the experience of competing at the event.

PE Department

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Year 7Josh Bennett 7JG

Excellent effort and commitment demonstrated during PE lessons and enrichment clubs.

Year 8Ben Twine 8CA

Excellent effort demonstrated during PE lessons.

Year 9Chloe Miller 9SAS

Excellent leadership skills demonstrated during PE lessons.

Year 10Callum Camille 10ASB

Continued determination to succeed demonstrated during PE lessons.

Year 11Felicity Mott 11ME

Outstanding commitment demonstrated during PE lessons and enrichment clubs.

SporTS pErSon oF ThE MonThAprIL 2012


Sports Day is nearly here and we want to encourage as many students as possible to take part in the well known charity event, ‘The Josh Briggs Penalty Shoot Out!’ This is a fantastic opportunity for year 7, 8, 9 and 10’s to get involved and raise as much money towards the Josh Briggs charity as possible! If you are interested in taking part it is 50p to enter, and the date and times are as followed:

Sports DayTuesday 10th July 2012

Round 1 – 12.20pm – 12.50pmFinal - 12.55pm – 2.35pm

The event is being held in the centre of the field and people participating are to get to the field 10 minutes before the start of the event!

Poppy Payne and Kellie Larkin will be visiting your form tutor group on the week beginning 19TH JUNE with a register closer to the time looking for people to sign up for the event so be ready with your 50p for when we visit!So come along!

Josh Briggs penalty shoot-out is back!


Sainsbury’s Active Kids 2012 The PE Department are collecting the

Sainsbury’s Active Kids vouchers. These vouchers are exchanged for sports equipment to be used in lessons and enrichment clubs as

well active experience sessions. If you have any vouchers please could you donate them to

the school by bringing them to the PE1.Mr Gordon

I've always been interested in flying and recently won a 1-2 year scholarship at a local gliding club, it was an opportunity I couldn't miss!As part of the scholarship I'm learning about working on a airfield plus flying around the Sussex countryside. It's a great experience and whilst I've got a long way to go to reach my goal of becoming a pilot I'm loving every minute of it!

Chris Brook 10ASB

gliding Scholarship


Beatrice Frias Del Rio7JG

Boxing Achievements of Smokin’ Joe Frazier

His total number of fights was 37, and he won 32 of them. He won 27 by a knock out. He lost 4 and drew 1. He defeated Muhammad Ali which was his greatest achievement. His real name was Joseph William Frazier, he was 5ft 11 and his nationality was American. He was born on January 12th 1944 in Beufort, South Caroline, United States. He was the youngest of 12 children; Frazier was born in 1944 into a working–class family on a farm. After dropping out of school and working a farm labourer at the age of fourteen, Frazier left South Caroline after his boss threatened to give him a beating. Moving to Philadelphia, Joe Frazier worked at a meat packing plant and began training as a boxer

while he raised his own family. Frazier dreamed of becoming a prize fighter from an early age, watching matches on his family’s black-and-white television. After fighting as an amateur for several years, Frazier won a gold medal for the United States at the 1964 Olympic Games. Smokin’ Joe Frazier really

made his name in the 1970s during his great match with the boxing legend M u h a m m a d Ali. Frazier became the first man to beat Ali, winning the h e a v y w e i g h t title in 1971 in the dramatic, 1 5 - r o u n d

unanimous decision at the New York’s Maddison Square Garden. It was called “fight of the century”, and estimated that 300 million people worldwide viewed the match, which left both men in hospital. Frazier died on the 7th November 2011 (aged 67), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. The reason he


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Stephen Graham 7DC

The footballing achievements of Gary Speed

Gary Andrew Speed was born on the 8th September 1969 and died on the 27th November 2011. Gray Speed played for many different teams including Leeds United, Everton, N e w c a s t l e United, Bolton Wanderers and Sheffield united. He was the first person who played in the premier league to reach 500

appearances and he was the most capped player who ever played in the premier league so far. He also played for his national team, Wales, and then went on to manage them after he’d retired

from playing. He signed his first professional contract on the 13th June 1988 for Leeds united. He made his first team debut in a goalless draw at the age of 19. In 1992 he played a vital role in the midfield which conspired of

himself, Gordon Strachan, Gary McAllister and David Batty which saw Leeds united win the

died was that he had a brief fight with liver cancer at the age of 67. Upon hearing of Frazier’s death, Muhammad Ali said, “The world has lost a great champion. I will always remember Joe with respect and admiration.” Frazier’s private funeral took place on the 14th November at

the Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in Philadelphia, and with friends and family it was also attended by Muhammad Ali, Don King, Larry Holmes, Magic Johnson, Dennis Rodman and also others that he had fought before in his boxing career.


Football league First Division. He played a staggering 312 games and scored an incredible 57 goals.He then moved to Everton in 1996 he was signed by Joe Royle for a fee of 3.5 million pounds. He finished his first season joint top goal scorer with 11 goals and was nominated Everton’s player of the year. He played his last match for Everton in 1988 having played just 58 games and scoring 15 goals in that time.He was then signed for Newcastle for 5.5 million by Kenny Dalglish in 1988 and made his debut as a starter in a 1-0 loss to West Ham. He scored his first goal in his fifth game which was a sixth round match against Barnsley which they won 3-1. He won his only home win of the season when the won their penultimate game that season against Chelsea. He played 213 games and scored 29 goals.He was then signed by Bolton for 750,000 pounds on a two year deal. During the season he became the first player to make 500 Premier League appearances against West ham in December of 2006. In May of 2007 he became Bolton’s first team coach as well as being a player. But in October he stepped down so

he could just be a player again. Speed scored a header in a match against Reading making him the only player to score in every season but that was beaten by Ryan Giggs a few years later. He played 121 games for Bolton and scored 14 goals.

His final team he played for was Sheffield United he joined in 2008. He played his debut on the day of his move against Wolverhampton. He made his official retirement on his 41st birthday having made 37 appearances and scored 6 goals. He agreed to stay at the club as a coach but was still on the squad sheet for the next season and appeared on the bench in a first round cup match. He went on to manage Wales for 1 year before he died in 2011.

Gary Speed


Thank you to all the runners that took part in the Sports Relief Mile

at Willingdon on 23rd March. The event was organised by Year 10

BTEC Diploma in Sport students which raised £180 for the Sports

Relief charity. Over 50 runners took part including students and

staff to make it an enjoyable and successful event.






Junior maths Challenge 26th april 2012

After school on this busy school day these twenty Year 7s and 8s did not go home to relax – oh no, they went to the Maths room and spent an hour tussling with some of the most challenging questions the UK Maths Challenge team could throw at them!

Their results reflect the high level of Maths that they have reached, and one of them needs a specific mention: James Blackmore scored so highly that he has received an invitation to take part in the International Junior Olympiad Challenge, as well as getting his well deserved Gold certificate.

Congratulations to all the students below who worked really hard in their own time, and I hope that all of them will want to come back next year and do even better – the Year 7s will do the Junior Challenge again, but the Year 8s will be entered for the Intermediate Challenge.

Year 8 CertificateJames Blackmore Gold and JMOJames Shaw GoldDaisy Etem GoldLuke Sprintall GoldBenjamin Preston SilverJake Davidson SilverCosmin Mititilu BronzeBenjamin Humphreys BronzeAdam Stone BronzeEnya Costin Stephanie Watson Deanna Cornell Jack Buchanan Charlotte Weyland Antonia Ray Rohan Nighoskar

Year 7 CertificateStephen Graham SilverFinlay Potter SilverJessica Sidwell George Neshev

The Maths Department


Kieran Potter in 9BP did extremely well in the Intermediate Maths Challenge earlier in the year, and had a go at the Grey Kangaroo Challenge, which is an international challenge done by students all over the world. Although he did not gain enough marks to get a Merit Certificate he did very well indeed and will be awarded with a participation certificate and a key fob. Well done Kieran!

Dave Creighton

Basic equipment in maths is:

Pen, Pencil, Rubber,

Ruler, Protractor,

Compass and

Scientific Calculator.

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The Parish Council of Willingdon and Jevington have been working extremely hard to hold a fun packed few days to commemorate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. All

are welcome to attend the events. The Chairman Cllr John Pritchett says “Our Council is keeping up our tradition to involve the whole community in National celebrations and provide a variety packed weekend of free events. We hope residents will support us in their usual way and once again prove that the community spirit is alive and well in Willingdon and Jevington. We are once again proud to be a part of the National chain of Beacons and also the National Big Lunch at 1pm on Sunday 3 June where we will be joined by Deputy Lieutenant of East Sussex, Bill Shelford”.

Friday 1st June 2012 – Afternoon tea at Willingdon Primary School. Commencing at 1.25pm for further information please contact the school on 01323 482619

Saturday 2nd June 2012 – Afternoon Tea at Trinity Church commencing at 3.00pm and finishing at 5.00pm tickets are available at the cost of £5.00 from the secretary on 01323 484189 or email [email protected]

Sunday 3rd June 2012- Music in the Park 2012 Huggets Lane Recreation Ground Willingdon incorporating the National BIG LUNCH

Programme11.00am - 11.05am Chairman's Welcome

11.05am - 11.55am Performances from pupils attending Willingdon Community School

12.20pm - 12.30pm Kingfisher Scout Band 12.30pm - 1.00pm Harvey Marshall of Willingdon

1.00pm - 2.00pm Wealden Brass (Time for the "Big Lunch”

bring your own or use the mobile catering hot dog and burger van on the day)

2.05pm - 3.45 Howlin Blues Live Blues Band performances4.15pm - 4.45pm raffle and close

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Please remember to bring your chairs or blanket.

There will be a fairground, food and refreshments, stalls and other attractions.

ENTRANCE TO MUSIC IN THE PARK AND THE FIREWORK EVENING IS FREE

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsors who have made this event possible:Hedley Visick, Peter Shoesmith, The British Queen, St Anne’s Vets, Willingdon Dental Practice, Willingdon Residents’ Association, Wilmoths and The Landscape Group.

The Deputy Lord Lieutenant of East Sussex Bill Shelford will also be in attendance for lunch.

Monday 4th June – The Grand Finale Fireworks Evening and lighting of the Beacon at 10.15pm. The Beacon will be lit on the Downs; parking will be available free at Butts Brow Car Park. Thanks to Farmers Richard & Henry Brown for their help with the Beacon. The Fireworks evening will be held at Willingdon Community School, Broad Road, Willingdon, there will be hot dogs and burgers available.

8.00pm Firework Evening at Willingdon Community School. There will be a live band, refreshments, a sing along to Last Night at the Proms led by Trinity Church Choir and a fantastic firework display.

Firework Evening Programme8.00pm – 8.30pm The Pulse live band8.30pm – 9.00pm Trinity Church Choir9.00pm – 9.30pm The Pulse live band9.30pm – Close Sing along with Trinity Church Choir10.15pm Lighting of the Beacon10.20pm Firework displayWe look forward to seeing you there.

All funds raised from Music in the Park will go to local charities “You Raise Me Up” based in Willingdon and Deaf Awareness.


First Polegate Scout Group Polegate Community Centre

FIRST POLEGATE SCOUT GROUP WOULD LIKE TO INVITE ALL RESIDENTS’ TO THIS VERY SPECIAL

OCCASION TAKING PLACE ON 2ND JUNE 2012 AT WANNOCK ROAD WAR MEMORIAL RECREATION

GROUND. THE TREE PLANTING WILL TAKE PLACE AT 12.15PM PLEASE COME BEFORE TO SEE THE LORD

LIEUTENANT ARRIVE. The Queen appoints a Lord Lieutenant as her representative in each county. The Lord Lieutenant for East Sussex is Mr Peter Field, who was appointed in August 2008. The role is non-political and unpaid.

Grateful thanks to the Diamond Jubilee Celebrations Committee and Polegate Town Council. Thanks also Glenisters the Florist for the floral tribute for the Lord Lieutenants wife. This event follows the fun

filled morning at the Polegate Community Centre, and their tree planting by the best dressed Royal. There will be a County cricket match following the tree planting at Wannock Road at 1.30pm and as

there is a lovely play park and toilets on site it may be an ideal opportunity for people to bring along a picnic and make the most of the day? Unfortunately no dogs are allowed on the field at this park.


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IMMUNISATIONS

If your daughter is currently in year

9, 10 or 11 and missed the course of

HPV immunisations offered in year

8 for any reason but would now like

to receive this vaccination, please

contact Mrs Worrall in Student

Support. If you have any questions regarding

the vaccination please speak to your

GP.

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With the warmer weather hopefully approaching can i remind parents that if students want to wear skirts they must be the regulation skirt only and must come just above the knee, not half way up the thigh. Shorts, leggings or excessively tight trousers are not permitted. hoodies, cardigans or other non-school sweatshirts are not to be worn anywhere on site, including at breaktimes. Students wearing trainers or other unacceptable footwear will be required to wear shoes or p l i m s o l s supplied by the school ,


SesAwarding Body Title Exam Code Duration Date Start Time Exam Note

Thai IGCSE 0518/2 2h 15m 9th May Wednesday pm 1 studentEdexcel Maths Functional Skills Level 2 FM201 1h 30m 14-18 May tbc Diploma students OCR ICT Functional Skills Level 1/2 06778/06779 21-25 May tbc Diploma students Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Music Listening 42701 1h 00m 14th May Monday amWJEC Home Economics 430101 1h 30m 14th May Monday am CLASH 1 student.

Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Listening) Higher 5FR01 0h 40m 14th May Monday pmSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Listening) Foundation 5FR01 0h 30m 14th May Monday pmOCR Science A Core Modules B1,C1,P1 A211 0h 40m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 11 resits OCR Science A Biology (J633) B1,B2,B3 A221 0h 40m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 11 resits OCR Science (J241) A141 1h 00m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 10 Sets 2-3 OCR Science Biology (J243) A161 1h 00m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 10 Set 1

Thai IGCSE 0518/3 1h 15m 16th May Wednesday am 1 studentSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Reading) Higher 5FR03 0h 50m 17th May Thursday amSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Reading) Foundation 5FR03 0h 35m 17th May Thursday amAQA Religious Studies - Religion & Life Issues 40552 1h 30m 17th May Thursday pmOCR Science A Physics Unit 2 (P4,P5,P6) Higher A332/02 0h 40m 21st May Monday am Yr 11 resits Summer 2007 [Provisional]OCR Additional Science A (J631) B4,C4,P4 A215 0h 40m 21st May Monday am Yr 11 resits OCR Science Physics (J245) A182 1h 00m 21st May Monday am Yr 10 Set 1Summer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH LISTENING HIGHER 5SP01 0h 40m 21st May Monday pmSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH LISTENING FOUNDATION 5SP01 0h 30m 21st May Monday pmOCR English Literature Prose from Different Cultures A663 0h 45m 22nd May Tuesday amSummer 2007 [Provisional]OCR Science A Chemistry Ideas in Context plus C7 A323 1h 00m 24th May Thursday am Yr 11 triple science group OCR Science A: Core Ideas in Context (J630) A214/01 0h 45m 24th May Thursday am Yr 11 Sets 2-3OOCR English Literature J360 Literary Heritage Prose and Contemporary Poetry A664 1h 30m 24th May Thursday pmSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Design and Technology (Product Design) 45551 2h 00m 25th May Friday amSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH Reading Foundation 5SP03 0h 50m 25th May Friday pmSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH Reading Higher 5SP03 0h 35m 25th May Friday pmOCR Humanities B031/01 2h 00m 28th May Monday amEdexcel Swahili IGCSE 4SW0/01 3h 00m 28th May Monday am 1 studentOCR English (J350)/English Language (J355): Information and Ideas A680 2h 00m 29th May Tuesday amOCR Science A: Physics (J635) Ideas in Context plus P7 A333 1h 00m 30th May Wednesday pm Yr 11 triple science group CLASHOCR Additional Science A (J631) Ideas in Context A218/01 0h 45m 30th May Wednesday pm Yr 11 sets 2-3OCR Additional Maths 6993/01 2h 00m 30th May Wednesday pm Yr 11 sets 1 CLASHAQA Religious Studies 40554 1h 30m 31st May Thursday pmOCR Humanities B032/01 1h 15m 1st June Friday pm

Summer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel MATHEMATICS 2 Tier Linear (NON-CALC) 1MA0/1F/H 1h 45m 11th June Monday pmOCR Science A: Biology (J633) Ideas in Context plus B7 A223 1h 00m 12th June Tuesday am Yr 11 triple science group Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]OCR History B (Modern World):Paper 1 (Core content with The USA) A971 2h 00m 12th June Tuesday pmSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel MATHEMATICS 2 Tier Linear (CALC) 1MA0/2F/H 1h 45m 13th June Wednesday amSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Geography A Written Unit 1 40301F/H 1h 30m 14th June Thursday amSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]OCR History B (Modern World):Paper 2 A972 1h 30m 15th June Friday amOCR Science A Core Modules B3,C3,P3 A213 0h 40m 15th June Friday pm Yr 11 resits OCR Science A Chemistry: Modules C1,C2,C3 A321/02 0h 40m 15th June Friday pm Yr 11 Triple science re-sitsOCR Science (J241) A143 1h 00m 15th June Friday pm Yr 10 Sets 2 & 3

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SesAwarding Body Title Exam Code Duration Date Start Time Exam Note

Thai IGCSE 0518/2 2h 15m 9th May Wednesday pm 1 studentEdexcel Maths Functional Skills Level 2 FM201 1h 30m 14-18 May tbc Diploma students OCR ICT Functional Skills Level 1/2 06778/06779 21-25 May tbc Diploma students Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Music Listening 42701 1h 00m 14th May Monday amWJEC Home Economics 430101 1h 30m 14th May Monday am CLASH 1 student.

Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Listening) Higher 5FR01 0h 40m 14th May Monday pmSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Listening) Foundation 5FR01 0h 30m 14th May Monday pmOCR Science A Core Modules B1,C1,P1 A211 0h 40m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 11 resits OCR Science A Biology (J633) B1,B2,B3 A221 0h 40m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 11 resits OCR Science (J241) A141 1h 00m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 10 Sets 2-3 OCR Science Biology (J243) A161 1h 00m 15th May Tuesday am Yr 10 Set 1

Thai IGCSE 0518/3 1h 15m 16th May Wednesday am 1 studentSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Reading) Higher 5FR03 0h 50m 17th May Thursday amSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]Edexcel French (Reading) Foundation 5FR03 0h 35m 17th May Thursday amAQA Religious Studies - Religion & Life Issues 40552 1h 30m 17th May Thursday pmOCR Science A Physics Unit 2 (P4,P5,P6) Higher A332/02 0h 40m 21st May Monday am Yr 11 resits Summer 2007 [Provisional]OCR Additional Science A (J631) B4,C4,P4 A215 0h 40m 21st May Monday am Yr 11 resits OCR Science Physics (J245) A182 1h 00m 21st May Monday am Yr 10 Set 1Summer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH LISTENING HIGHER 5SP01 0h 40m 21st May Monday pmSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH LISTENING FOUNDATION 5SP01 0h 30m 21st May Monday pmOCR English Literature Prose from Different Cultures A663 0h 45m 22nd May Tuesday amSummer 2007 [Provisional]OCR Science A Chemistry Ideas in Context plus C7 A323 1h 00m 24th May Thursday am Yr 11 triple science group OCR Science A: Core Ideas in Context (J630) A214/01 0h 45m 24th May Thursday am Yr 11 Sets 2-3OOCR English Literature J360 Literary Heritage Prose and Contemporary Poetry A664 1h 30m 24th May Thursday pmSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Design and Technology (Product Design) 45551 2h 00m 25th May Friday amSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH Reading Foundation 5SP03 0h 50m 25th May Friday pmSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel SPANISH Reading Higher 5SP03 0h 35m 25th May Friday pmOCR Humanities B031/01 2h 00m 28th May Monday amEdexcel Swahili IGCSE 4SW0/01 3h 00m 28th May Monday am 1 studentOCR English (J350)/English Language (J355): Information and Ideas A680 2h 00m 29th May Tuesday amOCR Science A: Physics (J635) Ideas in Context plus P7 A333 1h 00m 30th May Wednesday pm Yr 11 triple science group CLASHOCR Additional Science A (J631) Ideas in Context A218/01 0h 45m 30th May Wednesday pm Yr 11 sets 2-3OCR Additional Maths 6993/01 2h 00m 30th May Wednesday pm Yr 11 sets 1 CLASHAQA Religious Studies 40554 1h 30m 31st May Thursday pmOCR Humanities B032/01 1h 15m 1st June Friday pm

Summer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel MATHEMATICS 2 Tier Linear (NON-CALC) 1MA0/1F/H 1h 45m 11th June Monday pmOCR Science A: Biology (J633) Ideas in Context plus B7 A223 1h 00m 12th June Tuesday am Yr 11 triple science group Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]OCR History B (Modern World):Paper 1 (Core content with The USA) A971 2h 00m 12th June Tuesday pmSummer 2007 [Final] [Final]Edexcel MATHEMATICS 2 Tier Linear (CALC) 1MA0/2F/H 1h 45m 13th June Wednesday amSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Geography A Written Unit 1 40301F/H 1h 30m 14th June Thursday amSummer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]OCR History B (Modern World):Paper 2 A972 1h 30m 15th June Friday amOCR Science A Core Modules B3,C3,P3 A213 0h 40m 15th June Friday pm Yr 11 resits OCR Science A Chemistry: Modules C1,C2,C3 A321/02 0h 40m 15th June Friday pm Yr 11 Triple science re-sitsOCR Science (J241) A143 1h 00m 15th June Friday pm Yr 10 Sets 2 & 3


OCR Science Chemistry (J244) A171 1h 00m 15th June Friday pm Yr 10 Set 1Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Geography A Written Unit 2 40302F/H 1h 30m 18th June Monday amAQA Sociology 41901 1h 30m 19th June Tuesday amOCR Additional Science A Unit 3 (B6,C6,P6) Higher A217/02 0h 40m 20th June Wednesday am Yr 11 resitsOCR Science A Biology (J633) B4,B5,B6 A222 0h 40m 20th June Wednesday am Yr 11 OOCR Science Biology (J243) A162 1h 00m 20th June Wednesday am Yr 10 Set 1OCR Science A Physics (J635) Modules P1,P2,P3 A331 0h 40m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 11 Triple science group re-sits OCR Science A Core Modules B2,C2,P2 A212 0h 40m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 11 re-sits OCR Science (J241) A142 1h 00m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 10 Sets 2 & 3OCR Science Physics (J245) A181 1h 00m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 10 Set 1OCR Additional Science A Unit 2 (B5,C5,P5) Higher A216/02 0h 40m 25th June Monday pm Yr 11 resitsOCR Science A Chemistry Unit 2 (C4,C5,C6) Higher A322/02 0h 40m 25th June Monday pm Yr 11 resits OCR Science Chemistry (J244) A172 1h 00m 25th June Monday pm Yr 10 Set 1AQA Sociology 41902 1h 30m 27th June Wednesday amAQA Design and Technology (Resistant Materials) 45601 2h 00m 27th June Wednesday am

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For a larger version of this timetable.Visit www.willingdon.e-sussex.sch.uk/news/GCSE_Timetable.pdf

FIrST WInnEr oF An iTUnES VoUChEr!

At the end of last term Luke Sprintall, 8RK, was the lucky winner of a £30 iTunes Voucher as a result of being registered for ParentPay, the on-line payment system for items from the school meals service. For those students disappointed about missing out on this, further opportunities are available as the ParentPay draw is being made again at the end of this Term 5, and at the end of Term 6. So if your child uses the school meals service, and currently brings in money instead of using ParentPay, now is the time to start using the on-line method!


OCR Science Chemistry (J244) A171 1h 00m 15th June Friday pm Yr 10 Set 1Summer 2007 [Provisional] [Provisional]AQA Geography A Written Unit 2 40302F/H 1h 30m 18th June Monday amAQA Sociology 41901 1h 30m 19th June Tuesday amOCR Additional Science A Unit 3 (B6,C6,P6) Higher A217/02 0h 40m 20th June Wednesday am Yr 11 resitsOCR Science A Biology (J633) B4,B5,B6 A222 0h 40m 20th June Wednesday am Yr 11 OOCR Science Biology (J243) A162 1h 00m 20th June Wednesday am Yr 10 Set 1OCR Science A Physics (J635) Modules P1,P2,P3 A331 0h 40m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 11 Triple science group re-sits OCR Science A Core Modules B2,C2,P2 A212 0h 40m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 11 re-sits OCR Science (J241) A142 1h 00m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 10 Sets 2 & 3OCR Science Physics (J245) A181 1h 00m 22nd June Friday pm Yr 10 Set 1OCR Additional Science A Unit 2 (B5,C5,P5) Higher A216/02 0h 40m 25th June Monday pm Yr 11 resitsOCR Science A Chemistry Unit 2 (C4,C5,C6) Higher A322/02 0h 40m 25th June Monday pm Yr 11 resits OCR Science Chemistry (J244) A172 1h 00m 25th June Monday pm Yr 10 Set 1AQA Sociology 41902 1h 30m 27th June Wednesday amAQA Design and Technology (Resistant Materials) 45601 2h 00m 27th June Wednesday am

If you don’t have the information letter on how to register for ParentPay, or have lost the details, you can always request via school Reception, the password/activation letter, or contact [email protected]. Good Luck!


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June 2012 Half Term Holiday Course

Willingdon Community School – Broad Road, Eastbourne, Lower Willingdon BN20 9QX Date: Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th June 2012

Time: 9:30am to 3:30pm Ref: WCS3749XC

Course Info: • Full Day Courses Run From: 9:30am to 3:30pm / Half Day Courses Run From: 9:30am to 12:30pm • Students will require a packed lunch, drinks, football boots, trainers, shin pads and clothing

conducive to the relevant weather conditions. • Staff will be available at the beginning/end of each day to answer any queries. • Please feel free to attend the course at any time to observe and encourage your Child(ren) • All staff with CRB clearance and fully insured

Payment Details:

Full day Courses: 9:30am to 3:30pm, Available for 6 – 14 Year Olds Cost for 2 Day Course: £30.00 Half day Courses: 9:30am to 12:30pm, Available for 4 – 5 Year Olds Cost for 2 Half Day Course: £15:00

Individual Rates: £20 full day/ £10 Half Day Gold Members – FREE Silver Members – 12.50

Please complete form and send off with payment if required to: -‐Pro-‐Direct Soccer Academy, Po Box 2144, Shoreham-‐by-‐Sea, West Sussex, BN43 9BS (cheques should be paid payable to SUSSEX SELECT SOCCER LLP).

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May:Tuesday 29th - Year 8Geography Fieldtrip (2 groups perhalf day)

June:Friday 1st – Year 8Geography Fieldtrip (2 groups perhalf day) / End of TermMonday 11th – Start of Term Tuesday 12th – Year 9 African Drumming WorkshopWednesday 13th – Year 7 & 8 G&T French competition / Willingdon & Polegate Creative WorkshopThursday 14th – KS3 Theatre Trip to musical – period6 / Town SportsFriday 15th – Willingdon & Polegate creative workshopTuesday 19th – New Staff Induction DayWednesday 20th – INSET Day Thursday 21st - Achievement & Standards Governors meetingMonday 25th – Year 8 Animation WeekWednesday 27th – Year 6 Parents EveningThursday 28th – Meeting for Parents – Year 8 CampFriday 29th – College Taster Day / Year 7-9 Studio Space Performance

Saturday 30th – Year 7-9 Studio Space Performance

July:Monday 2nd – Year 6 Drumming Workshop led by Year 9 / Inspired 2012Tuesday 3rd – SDC Taster DayWednesday 4th – Year 6 Taster Day / Awards EveningTuesday 10th – Sports DayWednesday 11th – Reserve Sports DayThursday 12th – All Day Concert Rehearsal / Full Governors Meeting 4.30pm / Summer Concert & BBQSunday 15th – Year 8 CampMonday 16th – Activities Day / Year 8 Camp / Morfa BayTuesday 17th – Activities Day / Year 8 Camp / Morfa BayWednesday 18th – Activities Day / Year 8 Camp / Morfa BayThursday 19th –Morfa BayFriday 20th – Inset Day / End of Term

Editorial & Production Team,Matthew Healey, Elizabeth McCabe, Barbara Negus

Willingdon Community School, Broad Road, Lower Willingdon, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 9QXT : 01323 485254 F : 01323 487779 E: [email protected]

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