Week 28 Wetherbuzz

Monday 8th

May – Sunday 14th

May 2017

Monday 8th

May Monday Clubs

ISGA Stableford, Sunningdale – all day

Staff Meeting - 8am

Games for Year 3 and 4 – 9-11:30am

Games for Year 5 and 6 – 1:30-4pm

Year 7 Cinema Trip to ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ – 12:30pm

U11 Fencing vs. L’Ecole de Battersea (A) – 2pm

U11A vs. Hill House (A) – 2.30pm

U11B vs. Hill House (H) – 2.30pm

School Management Meeting – 3pm

Lower Debating – 4-5pm

Upper Debating – 4-5pm

English Games and Puzzles – 4-5pm

Indoor Rock Climbing – 4-5pm

Indoor Sports – 4-5pm

Creative Writing (Years 3&4) – 4-5pm

Creative Writing (Years 5&6) – 5-6pm

Elite Fencing – 4-6pm

Chamber Choir – 4-5pm

Tuesday 9th

May Tuesday Clubs

Wetherby Choir – 8am

Games for Year 7 and 8 – 9-11am

Swimming for Year 5 – 9-11am

Games for Years 3 and 4 – 1:30-4pm

U9A, C & E vs. The Hall (A) – 2.30pm

U9B, D & F vs. The Hall (H) – 2.30pm

U8A & B vs. Orchard House (A) – 2.30pm

Mr Baker to Harrow Prep School Heads’ Dinner – pm

Running – 7:45-8:20am

Fencing (Years 3&4) – 4-5pm

Table Tennis – 5-6pm

Chess – 4-5pm

Latin Level 3 Preparation – 4-5pm

Dolphins Development Squad – 4:15-5pm

Music Scholars – 4-5pm

Musicianship and Theory – 4-5pm (Chelsea Quavers)

Wednesday 10th

May Wednesday Clubs

LAMDA Exams – all day

Year 7 Rowing at Putney – 8am

Physical Education for Year 7 – 9-10:30am

Swimming for Year 3 – 9-11am

Swimming for Year 4 – 10-12pm

Games for Year 7 and 8 – 1:30-4pm

MFL Afternoon for Years 3-4 – 2-4pm

1st & 2

nd XI vs. WSS (A) – 2.30pm

3rd

XI vs. The Hall (A) – 2:30pm

WPS Buccaneers vs. WPS Dynamos – 2pm

WPS Dukes vs. WPS Pirates – 2pm

WPS Bulls vs. WPS Roosters – 2pm

Arts and Crafts – 4-5pm

Elite Chess – 8-9am

Classical Greek Civilisation – 4-5pm

Cardboard Engineering – 4-5pm

Lower Code Club – 4-5pm

Travel and Culture – 4-5pm

Development Fencing – 4-6pm

Maths Games/Puzzles – 4-5pm

Lower Swim Squad Year 5 – 4:10-5pm

Lower Swim Squad Year 4 – 5-5:45pm

Thursday 11th

May Thursday Clubs LAMDA Exams – all day Year 8 Rowing at Putney – 8-10am Physical Education for Year 8 – 9-10:30am Games for Year 5 and Year 6 – 1:30-4pm Year 6 Maths Quiz at The Hall School Departs - 1.15pm U10A vs. Falcons (H) – 2.30pm U10B vs. Falcons (A) – 2.30pm WPS Raiders vs. WPS Shamrocks (H) – 2pm WPS Warriors vs. WPS Cavaliers (H) – 2pm Wetherby Voices – 4-5pm School Management Meeting – 4:30pm

YouTubers – 4-5pm Upper Code Club – 4-5pm

Maths Revision for Year 8 – 4-5pm Upper Swim Squad – 4:30-5:30pm Fencing (Year 5) – 5-6pm

Friday 12th

May Friday Clubs Staff Meeting – 8am Whole School Assembly at Church of Annunciation – 8:30am Shackleton Foundation Charity Talk for Years 6&7 – 1:15-

2:15pm ISGA Schools Golf League Qualifying Round, Chiswick –

12.30pm Fencing Tour Departs – pm

Whole School Clubs – 2:30-4pm

Saturday 13th

May

Fencing Tour

Sunday 14th

May

Fencing Tour Returns

Dear Parents, Mastermaze, Dungeons and Dragons, Rubik’s Cube, Rubik’s Snake, Tamiya Radio Controlled cars, BMX, ‘Duncan’ yo-yos…the list goes on of ‘crazes’ that hit me and my classmates when I was growing up at school in the 80s. As a teacher, I have also seen: trainers with flashing lights on the bottom, Heely’s, Tamagotchis, Match Attax, laser pens, Minecraft, bottle flipping, dabbing and all sorts of other things over the years. They all come and go of course but the craze for Spring 2017 has to be what my son Patrick calls, ‘fidgety spinny things’. He has one, his friends all have them and it seems that half of Wetherby Prep and Senior have them as well. As long as common-sense prevails and they are used appropriately, I have no problem with that and they’ll be onto the next thing soon enough. Sometimes boys just need to do something with their hands. My mum would never leave celery out in our house as I would just munch through it, almost non-stop, until it disappeared. Celery is probably the most unsatisfying of all foodstuffs in that you could eat a mountain of it and it still wouldn’t fill you up but I would eat it as it just gave me something to do with my hands. No problem then with ‘fidgety spinny things’, particularly when, at Year 6 lunch this week, I witnessed some very inventive ways that they are being used by Wetherby boys!

My favourite ‘craze’ of all though has to be ‘Darda Cars’, wind up miniature cars that went incredibly fast, and a trip up to Hamley’s to see them race around a track on the ground floor was always such a treat. I had dozens of them, with the Knight Rider one and the Go-Kart my personal favourites. In my enthusiasm for fatherhood, when my boys were barely walking a few years ago, I went on eBay and bought dozens of these cars and loads of the track that had inspired me all those years ago. Sadly though, it was all a bit dated and none of the cars worked very well or went as fast as I remembered. The same can be said for the Tamiya RC ‘Hornet’ that I bought off eBay for a 3 year old Patrick and 1 year old Joseph. Neither were that impressed and neither was I – seemed nowadays to be a lot of faff and hours of charging a battery for barely ten minutes of action. The moral then, not to live my youth through my own children and let them find and be interested in their own ‘crazes’ in the contemporary society they are now part of. I still have my fond memories though!

Have a good weekend…

Old boy help!

An old Wetherby boy, Cameron Nicholson, has been in touch asking if any Wetherby families would like someone to assist with tutoring or helping out with their children during the summer holidays, or indeed before then if required. Last summer he left Winchester College with a good set of IGCSE grades and Pre-U D1, D2, D3, in German, Economics, and Maths. In October he will be going to study German and Czech at St Hugh's College, Oxford. If you are interested please email cbinicholson@mail.com

Citizen of the Week

This week’s Citizen of the Week is Oliver K in 8F. Oliver has shown such a mature and independent approach to preparing himself for Common Entrance, working hard in lessons, clarifying his understanding through intelligent questions and asking to attend Study Skills tuition instead of clubs of a Friday. Add to the above his gentle and warm character and we have a worthy Wetherby Citizen. Well done, Oliver!

Sportsman of the Week

This week’s Sportsman of the Week is Charlie R in 8G. We have enjoyed seeing Charlie develop his skills across all sports over the years here at Wetherby but it his skilful captaincy and advocacy of franchise team, ‘The Buccaneers’, for which Charlie has been nominated this week. His open and approachable nature make him well-suited to this role, something to be proud of. Well done, Charlie!

From the English Department – Russian Revolution exhibition at the British Library

Mrs Trevitt writes… Year 6 are currently enjoying our latest novel, ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell. The boys have been looking in to the role of political satire as well as the genre of fable and making links with the history of the Russian Revolution. The boys have prepared some super presentations on the Russian Revolution so far! Due to the constraints of a jam packed summer term, we are unfortunately unable to take them to the latest exhibition at the British Library - ‘Russian Revolution: Hope, Tragedy, Myths’, which is running until Tuesday 29th August 2017. http://www.bl.uk/events/russian-revolution-hope-tragedy-myths ‘From the fall of Russia’s last Tsar to the rise of the first communist state, this definitive exhibition takes a fresh look at the Russian Revolution 100 years on. With rarely seen items from both sides of the conflict – from a first edition of the Communist Manifesto to anti-Bolshevik propaganda – this is a unique chance to understand the lesser-known personal stories behind the events that changed the world. Also on display for the first time, from the British Library’s own archive: Lenin’s handwritten application for a Reader Pass. Uniting the political and the personal, explore the Russian Revolution’s central characters, most notably Lenin and Trotsky, alongside the tales of ordinary people living through extraordinary times. Did events in Russia in 1917 transform the international landscape forever? Did they shape the world we live in today? Bringing to life the hope, tragedy and myths of this seismic revolution, discover Russia 1917 – the biggest flame in a world on fire.’ – The British Library If you can this summer term, we highly recommend paying a visit to this exhibition for all Year 6 boys: to enrich their learning and provide further insight in to the political, cultural and social context of our class novel.

Ethan C and Teo H (6T) and their fantastic presentations on the Russian Revolution

From Charities - Wetherby’s Got Talent!

Miss Martin writes… Last Friday saw the premier of ‘Wetherby’s Got Talent’ for the Lower School. The wide variety of acts that performed in the competition was particularly impressive and huge congratulations to those boys who took part. We look forward to next year’s competition! The judging panel deliberated long and hard about the overall winner but came up with the following: 3rd place – Saif Meliti and Sami Kymisis who performed a beautiful rendition of Sean Mendes’s ‘Stitches’ 2nd place – Rory McConnon singing ‘Sweet Child of Mine’ 1st place – Zac Shuaib whose dancing impressed the whole room immensely – he could definitely be seen in ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ in the future! A few comments from the judges… Mr Brawn: ‘It is so refreshing to see that ‘talent’ at Wetherby is not restricted to Music. The musical acts were obviously outstanding, but what a variety of talent we have at WPS. Every one of the boys (and staff) who performed had such stage presence and a genuine communication with their audience. Well done to you all.’ Mrs King: ‘It was such great fun being a judge on the ‘Wetherby’s Got Talent’ panel last week- who knew we had such talented boys in the Lower School?! The range of acts were so diverse so it was really hard to choose an overall winner. Massive congratulations to all the boys who took part; I know we all thoroughly enjoyed the event.’ Miss Olney: ‘Wetherby’s Got Talent was a real success last Friday and I was blown away by the talent of the Lower School boys. From rapping to singing to dancing to magic tricks, the boys wowed the judges with their acts. As such, it was a really tough competition to judge and the boys should feel immensely proud of performing in front of the whole Lower School and all their teachers. Well done, boys!’

Miss Phoenix ‘I was completely blown away by all the incredible talent on show at Wetherby's Got Talent. We were treated to spine-tingling singing performances, jaw-dropping magic tricks, phenomenal street dancing, side-splitting comedy and so much more. All of the participants did an amazing job, and they should be very proud. I am already looking forward to Wetherby's Got Talent 2018!’ We also had a home clothes day last Friday, and together, with Wetherby’s Got Talent, we raised over £1200 for our school charities which is a great effort! Well done, boys!

Challenge Wetherby Miss Kroiter writes… A huge congratulations to those boys who have shown their commitment to all extra-curricular activities at school and whom have managed to achieve their silver and bronze awards for Challenge Wetherby today. Bronze Awards Year 4

Boris Bogolyubov Leonardo Bertolo Benjamin Shailer

Luca Pozzo Innes Adam

Year 5

Joshua Ashley Nicolas Wright Rocafort Jasper Fritze Chinonso Ogbunude

Elliot Chailley Lucas Simich

Gray Gardner Louis Bryne

Benjamin Courbage Frederick Houldsworth

Charles Gouilliard Arthur Hamill

Jake Gillanders Aidan Zilkha

Year 6 Andreas Rashidmanesh Luca Bengough Teo Hasecic

Cosimo Johansen Cameron Childs Roman Joseph

Teo Mian Charles Mennie Lucas Crow

Ruben von Saher

Year 7 Arthur Koomen Tobias Lerner Milo Pettit

Matteo Hurrell Ahmed Alshubaily Benjamin Read

Thomas Powell Varun Vashisht

Year 8 Zade Asseily Faisal Ben-Halim George Byrnes Robertson

Oliver Giles George Greig Nicholas Pantazopoulos

Emile Van’t Sant Josh Ruimy

Silver Awards

Year 4 John Cartwright

Year 6

Luke Leventis Louis Jaume Zackaria Roda

Cody Juma Lucas Siberschmidt Beau McChesney

Gideon Stead Oscar Beard Theodore Bischoff

Mauricio Noe

Year 7 Killian James Cassian Rattray Eero Martin Year 8 Harry Coombs Oliver Knight Myles McLean

Alexander Williams Pietro Antonaci James Ward

From the Games Department

Swimming Gala

Mr Bayes writes.... The Wetherby Swim Team recorded a resounding victory at Caldicott on Thursday evening swimming against some stiff boarding school competition. The squad kicked off the gala with some strong performances in the individual medley section, with Michael Kupsin, Nicholas Finch, Sebastian Moscoso and Joshua Ruimy displaying some sublime skills to take the early lead in the gala. The individual strokes then followed with the team building on their lead with some very close finishes against their main competitor, Ludgrove. With the points narrowly favouring Ludgrove through the medley relay section, Wetherby pulled

out the stops in the front crawl relay to secure a fantastic victory. If ever a team needed to come together as a squad, to encourage and support each other to get over the line, then our boys gasped that opportunity and showed real camaraderie and team spirit to achieve their goal. From a coach’s perspective, it was very satisfying to see so many boys operating at their very best. Final result Wetherby 1st Ludgrove 2nd Caldicott 3rd Horris Hill 4th

Week 27 Fixtures

Well done to all those boys who represented the school recently in the various fixtures, home and away. Playing sports and representing the school is such an important feature of life at Wetherby Prep. As a result, we wanted to reflect this in a motto that we can all share and believe in… Play with vigour, play with pride Play with joy right by your side Be inspired, be the one Know you can, and overcome.

Cricket

Always a close contest versus The Hall, the U10 A and B teams fought two close encounters, narrowly losing one match and running out as winners in the other match. MoM U10 (A) Sebastian Jones U10 (B) Jasper Fritze Our 1st XI played in the National Cup versus St. Martins in North London. The boys played with real pride and batted with distinction losing in what can be regarded as an excellent experience and good grounding for us moving forward. MoM Eero Martin U9s A–D versus The Falcons proved to be another competitive encounter with Wetherby winning two games in an exciting afternoon’s cricket. MoM

(A) – William Carver (D) – Oscar Rotman

(B) – Brooke Stevens (C) – Felix Welter

Franchise Fixtures

As you know we are pioneering inter school matches with boys being kitted out in new team shirts, eye catching colours and exciting team names. Results - Senior Boys Buccaneers v The Bulls – the Buccaneers ran out winners in an enterprising, start of season, opening encounter. MoM Charlie Rowson Dynamos v The Dukes – another close encounter, the Dukes edged this one winning by 9 runs. MoM Marco Castelli Pirates v Roosters – Roosters won by 20 runs MoM George Byrnes Robertson 1st XI v The Falcons (away) – positive feedback from coach Billingham, winning by 29 runs MoM Edmund Jones 2nd XI v The Falcons (away) – well done, good performance, narrow defeat MoM Killian James 3rd XI v Devonshire House (away) – encouraging performance, narrowly losing against impressive opposition MoM Gabriel Daudy

From the Performance Corner – Probiotics, what are they?

Mr McClinton writes…

Consuming a wholesome healthy diet supports the growth of beneficial gut bacteria allowing it to flourish. Our body contains roughly 100 trillion bacteria; 10 times the number of cells in our body. Probiotics help support optimal digestion and absorption of nutrients. They also produce vitamins, absorb minerals and aid in the elimination of toxins. The ideal ratio between friendly and unfriendly bacteria in our gut is roughly 85 percent good to 15 percent bad. Being mindful about our diet, avoiding processed foods and considering locally grown organic produce does make a significant difference. Refined, processed sugar actually feeds unfriendly gut flora that may reside in your gut as a result of poor diet and lifestyle choices. An example of poor lifestyle and food choices include:

High sugar/fructose

Refined grains e.g. white pasta

Processed foods

Antibiotics

Unfiltered drinking water

Agricultural chemicals/pesticides

Pollution

The following symptoms suggest unhealthy bacteria may reside in your gut:

Bloating/persistent nausea

constipation/diarrhoea

persistent headaches

persistent fatigue

sugar/refined carb cravings

The gut, brain, immune system connection

80 percent of the immune system is located in the digestive system. The gut quite literally is our second brain. It originates from the same type of tissue as the brain. During foetal development, one part turns into the central nervous system whilst the other develops into the nervous system. These two systems are

connected via the vagus nerve, a cranial nerve running from the brain stem down to the abdomen. The gut and brain work in tandem. Intestinal health can therefore have a profound influence on our mental health.

Optimizing gut flora

Help ensure optimal gut flora by regularly consuming traditionally fermented foods. Healthy options include:

Lassi (Indian yoghurt)

Kefir (fermented raw milk)

Natto (fermented soy)

Tempeh (fermented soybeans)

Kimchee (fermented vegetables) Avoid pasteurized versions. Pasteurization destroys many of the naturally occurring probiotics. They also typically contain added sugars, high fructose corn syrup, dyes and artificial sweeteners. I am happy to answer any questions or address a topic of interest. Do email me with any questions at john.mcclinton@wetherbyprep.co.uk.

From the Maths Department – Weekly Challenges House point for each. Congratulations to the below pupils. Please make sure that all answer sheets include workings out, full names and forms please.

Lower Maths Challenge Braniacs: Upper Maths Challenge Bright Sparks:

Nadhmi Auchi Laith Auchi Nadhmi Auchi Joshua Crouzier

Taymour Auchi Benjamin Shailer Gabriel Daudy Nilesh Jayaraj

Alexander Avaliani Milo Gwynne Elias Laurent

Lower School Maths Challenge Upper School Maths Challenge

My Wetherby – Miss Kirby

Which House are you in? Westbourne What is your favourite club? Wethergirls netball (Power league) the staff netball team What is your favourite subject? Art, art history, and art policy, museum studies, anything ‘art’ Kit-Kat or Chomp? Curly-wurly If you weren’t a teacher, what would be your chosen profession? Gallery space – for community workshops/exhibitors/with a massive studio Favourite sport at Wetherby Swimming – and hockey, when it happens… What would you do if had super powers for the day? Read minds If you went to Pizza Express with a famous person (dead or alive) who would you want it to be? Artemisia Gentileschi to the Wolseley (I don’t like Pizza Express they cut holes in pizzas and call it a ‘light option’) If you could plan a school trip, where would you go? The forests in Finland to meet Moomins Favourite book. The Yellow Book, a quarterly illustrated by Aubrey Beardsley. If you were an animal what would you be? A heron Would you rather have a boiled egg for an eye for trotters for feet? Trotters, tortoise shell ones If you were a cereal what would you be? Lucky Charms for my Dublin roots!

Tell me a funny story from your time at Wetherby. The first party. I came to Kate Bailey’s 40

th in fancy

dress, with Mr Tilleray (dressed as a Kite and a Bomb – KB…) to discover everyone else was in black tie! You have one minute to draw a Wetherby branded item.

Wetherby Beehive Fish & Chips Fridays or Sausage & Mash Mondays? Sausages and Mash for sure Thanks, Miss Kirby!

Out of School Achievements and Photos

Lucas (6J) and Joshua (4B) Linnane on an epic trip to China

Lucas Linnane writes… During our trip to China over the school break, we visited a middle school in a small town a few hours’ drive from Shanghai. It was a fun language and cultural exchange. We introduced ourselves in Chinese (with a few mistakes) and they asked us questions in English, which we tried to answer in Chinese with some English mixed in. Their English was definitely better than our Chinese! It really surprised me that they read the same books that we read, such as Harry Potter.

They also knew some History facts we are studying. One boy asked me whether I thought William the Conqueror was a good or bad person. There were so many students wanting to talk to us it was nearly impossible to move. You could tell they were all enjoying themselves. I had an amazing time practising my Chinese with native speakers too! It was quite a humbling experience realizing while we only have to go to school from 8:30am to 4pm, whereas their school day lasts from 6am till 10pm! Despite the long hours, they all looked happy and not at all tired!

Never fear, Felix is here! Last Saturday, Felix W (4K) passed the Junior Lifeguard swim test on Venice Beach with miles of water to spare. He swam the 100 yard test with a PB of 1:34 and has now qualified to be a junior lifeguard this summer at Venice Beach. More than 1000 children took part in the swim test and a great weekend was had by all. After his success in the water, Felix was able to visit his Grandfather and Aunt who live in California. A huge treat for all since they live so far apart. The whole family is now looking forward to summer at the beach and are all very proud of Felix. Well, done Felix!

In form time this week, lucky 4K heard all about Felix’s amazing trip and his swimming test success. Thanks, Felix!

Highest Housepoint Earners by Form Class

Lower School Upper School

3P Taymour Auchi 6B Sava Seltzer

4B Aditya Dubey 6J Noah Grunschlag

4K Fergus Farrell Louis Jaume

4M Elyas Efthimiou 6T Henry Wuytack

5B Nadhmi Auchi 7M Aki Hatzistefanis

5K Oscar Kalhor 7T Laurence Fritze

5T Philip Maguire 7V Daniel Bjorgolfsson

8B Oscar Jonhede

Albert Stacey

8F Zade Asseily

8G Colin Bloom

8I Elias Laurent

Joshua Crouzier

Highest Housepoint Earner for the Week

Colin Bloom – 32

Weekly Housepoint Totals

First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place

Dawson Pembridge Chepstow Westbourne

365 296 288 281

Yearly Housepoint Totals

First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place

Dawson Captain M. Gwynne

Westbourne Captain J. Ward

Chepstow Captain A. Grigg

Pembridge Captain D. Shirazi

13,485 12,523 12,354 11,945

Form Class Winners

First Place Second Place Third Place

Form 4K 137

Form 3P 116

Form 7V 94

Week Form Class Week Form Class

1 4B Miss Baillieu 15 4B Miss Baillieu

2 6J Miss Balgobin 16 7M Mr Morrison

3 7T Mr Metherell 17 5T Mr Thorne

4 6B Mrs Bassett 18 6J Miss Balgobin

5 8I Mr Goodman 19 7V Mr Vogiatzis

6 6T Miss Taylor 20 7T Mr Metherell

7 5T Mr Thorne 21 3P Miss Phoenix

8 6J Miss Balgobin 22 6J Miss Balgobin

9 4B Miss Baillieu 23 5K Miss Kroiter

10 8F Mr Froggatt 24 4B Miss Baillieu

11 5K Miss Kroiter 25 4B Miss Baillieu

13 26 6J Miss Balgobin

14 4M Miss Martin 27 4K Mrs King

Form Class winners – 4K

Class Achievement – Mr Hewitt’s Year 7 English Class

Gold 10 Housepoints

Silver 5 Housepoints

Bronze 3 Housepoints

Oscar Rasmussen – English Luke Leventis – Greek

Charlie Wuytack - Maths Alejandro Jafarian – Latin

Edward Hudson – English Sebastian Drax- English

Jacob Sinsheimer - Science

Cassian Rattray – Young

Enterprise

Colin Bloom – English Luke Barker – Young Enterprise

Colin Bloom – English Oscar Rotman – English

Colin Bloom – English Lucas Mousavizadeh – English

Colin Bloom – English Elyas Efthimiou – Maths

Fergus Farrell – English Lars Fritze – Maths

Fergus Farrell – English Vincent Giancola- English

Fergus Farrell – English Luke Leventis – Greek

Henry Bush – English Alejandro Jafarian – Latin

Aki Hatzistefanis – Science Sebastian Drax- English

Innes Adam – English Cassian Rattray – Young

Enterprise

Theo Wright – Classical Greek Luke Barker – Young Enterprise

Maximilian Gardner - English Oscar Rotman – English

Oscar Rasmussen – English Lucas Mousavizadeh – English

Charlie Wuytack - Maths Elyas Efthimiou – Maths

Edward Hudson – English Lars Fritze – Maths

Jacob Sinsheimer - Science Vincent Giancola - English

Colin Bloom – English

Colin Bloom – English

Colin Bloom – English

Colin Bloom – English

Fergus Farrell – English

Fergus Farrell – English

Fergus Farrell – English

Photos from the Week

Mr. Tilleray’s very own Wetherby-branded bow-

tie! Co-stars on the Art Show George G and Myles M

(8F) screen printing

Benett H (3P) and his homemade space rocket Benjamin G, Sebastian D, Benjamin C and Jake G

(5K), the happiest U10 Cricket team there ever was!

Jack G (4K) and the U12D team midway through a smashing victory last Sunday!

Beau M and Dylan P (6T) matching animals to character traits.

Airfix Club!

Fix up, look sharp Ollie W (5K) and Henry B (8B) working on

their plane Giddy Up! Damien G (4K) in

Riding Club

wetherbyprep.co.uk