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1Friday 21st OctOber 2016 issue 69

Congratulations

Year 9 pupils at Woldgate School in Pocklington received their Archbishop of York Youth

Trust’s Young Leaders’ Award yester-day in a Special Awards Ceremony to celebrate their volunteering work in the local community.

161 pupils were involved in projects to make an active difference in their communities, both as groups and individuals. The pupils organised a school fair, using their own ideas and money to set up stalls, raising

over £500 for the children’s charity Unicef. A smaller group of pupils also visited Wold Haven, a local care home, where they served the resi-dents with tea, homemade cakes and biscuits, read with them and chatted about their memories of the past. All pupils, as part of their indi-vidual challenge, carried out acts of kindness, peer mentoring younger pupils, raising money for charity and helping elderly friends and relatives.

Prior to volunteering, pupils had

spent time in their Philosophy and Ethics lessons developing their leadership skills; exploring faith, leadership and the role of charities; and creating a personal action plan to make a positive difference in their local community.

Elizabeth Howat from The Arch-bishop of York Youth Trust presented the Awards, saying: “I am delighted to see how you

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‘Everything you do should be worthy, of great merit, character and value.’

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HeadteacHer’s Welcome


We have had an excellent start to our academic year. The results published last week by the Department of Education ranked the school, once again, as one of the highest performing in the region. We are also significantly outperforming other schools by adding significant value

and ensuring our pupils make greater academic progress than at similar schools in our locality.

Ultimately, for me and my colleagues, it is our pupils and their outcomes that are key. Headline figures such as these clearly demonstrate the school is successful but more importantly it recognises the achievements of each individual pupil. Our figures, therefore, show that not only do 50% of our pupils achieve the top grades, but they also achieve significantly higher grades overall than at other local

schools. It is a huge testament to the determination and commitment of pupils and the dedication of staff in deliv-ering high quality teaching, and to the support of parents to ensure our young people are cared for, supported and challenged to do their very best.

Progress 8 is the measure that schools will be judged against from 2016 – the new ‘Gold Standard’ for judging school performance. The Progress 8 measure will be based on pupil progress measured across their eight best subjects within the following criteria:

• A double weighted GCSE Mathematics component.

• A double weighted English component.

• The three highest grades from the EBacc subjects – separate Sciences, Core and Addi-tional Science, Computer Science, Geography, History and Languages.

• The best three grades from any of the remaining subjects included within the “Open Group”. This could be three vocational subjects, EBacc subjects or any others included on the approved list.

We are ranked in the top 20% of schools in the country. With a Progress 8 figure of +0.22, we compare well to the East Riding of Yorkshire (+0.1) and to York (+0.04), with the national average being 0.00. If you would like to see the results and compare schools, then the tables are available at: https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/

Last week, we also had our annual Careers Fair. This was a huge logistical exercise, co-ordinating the diaries of compa-nies, universities and public service organisations, to ensure they could all attend and showcase their work on one evening. I would like to thank Mr Barrett for making this possible and I do hope your son or daughter enjoyed the evening and found it beneficial. I thought it was brilliant. I would also like to thank those students and parents who attended our Year 13 Parents’ Evening on Monday.

This week we also, under the leadership of our Heads of School and Heads of Care and Achievement, celebrated the achievements of our wonderful pupils at our Annual Awards Evenings. It is simply a joy to see our brilliant pupils receiv-ing the recognition they deserve for all of their commitment, determination and hard work. It was also great to see the achievements of all of our pupils throughout the year and to be reminded of the range of visits, enrichment activities, charitable fundraising events and the sports our young people participate in across the academic year.

Finally, I would like to congratulate the Sixth Form for a brilliant Charity week. Great fun and all for a good cause. From teachers being drenched, to cake stalls and competitions, they brought our community together in celebrating all that

makes our Sixth Form special.Do have a good weekend.

Mr J BrittonHeadteacHer



key dates2016 - 2017

autumn term

7th September - 21St october

31St october - 16th december

sPring term

3th January - 16th February

27th February - 7th april

summer term

24th april - 26th may

5th June - 21St July

Parents’ evenings

year 128th december 2016

year 117th February 2017

year 1025th may 2017

year 913th February 2017

year 85th July 2017

year 711th July 2017

staff training days

17th February 201724th July 201725th July 2017

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year 7charlotte rymer

Sol maynard

ciaran denniSon

year 8laura ainSley

leeSa midgley

year 9edWard batterS

olivia neWSon

year 10ben Smith

eleanor craWFord

year 11laurie copeland

Jordan colling

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sCHool Progress 8 grading by dfe

Woldgate School and Sixth Form College 0.22 Above average

(about 20% of schools in England)

Fulford School 0.20 Above average(about 20% of schools in England)

Malton School 0.16 This score is average(about 35% of schools in England)

Archbishop Holgate’s School 0.13 This score is average

(about 35% of schools in England)

Norton College -0.01 This score is average(about 35% of schools in England)

Driffield School -0.17 This score is below average(about 20% of schools in England)

Market Weighton -0.40 This score is below average(about 20% of schools in England)

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have approached the Award with such enthusiasm and commitment. You have obviously achieved an incredible amount with both your personal and community projects, which have clearly had a really positive impact on many people. It is fantastic to hear about the huge range of people you have worked with and supported. You really are embracing and living the award strapline ‘be the change you want to see.’ Well done to you all.”

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This week we have been celebrating our Lower School pupils’ achievements in our annual Awards Evenings. In Lower School, both Year 8 and Year 9 have their own Awards Evenings, hosted by their own Head of Care & Achievement. During the evening, pupils, parents and teachers join in

recognising the successes and achievements of our pupils during the past year. Pupils are nominated for awards by their subject teachers, Form Tutors and Head of Care & Achievement, and each pupil is invited on stage to receive their award certificate. No matter what award they win, each pupil clearly reflects our school motto; everything you do should be worthy of great merit, character and value.

It is not only academic success that is recognised during our Awards Evenings. Pupils are recognised and celebrated for their contribution to school life, through Form Tutor Awards. Furthermore, pupils from amongst the year group perform songs, musical pieces and even dances to entertain parents and pupils alike.

I look forward to Awards Evenings each year. They are a chance to not only celebrate and reflect on past achieve-ments and successes; they are also an opportunity to look ahead towards the future. I have no doubt that our pupils will continue to make us proud in the year to come.

Mr Sloman Writes:

Mr L SLoManHead of Lower ScHooL


uPPer sCHool Ms Longstaff Writes:

As we come to the end of an extremely busy half term, it has been fantastic to be part of our Upper School Awards evenings this week where pupils have received the recognition for all their hard work and success during last academic year. In particular, it is always lovely to welcome in

our parents as the partnership between home and school is crucial in supporting our young people. Although they don’t often show it, the conversations that I have with pupils on a daily basis suggest that they do really value the support they get from both home and school.

On the 2nd and 3rd November, we will be holding our Study Support evenings for Year 11 pupils and their parents. During this evening we aim to share some practical tips about supporting pupils

through the remaining months of Year 11 and will encourage parents to work with their child as we look ahead to a number of opportunities that will be available to them over the course of the year. I know that both Mrs Atkinson and myself are really looking forward to seeing our Year 11 parents on these two evenings.

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forename surname aWard

Jessica Addy Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Chloe Afford English

Laura Ainsley Geography and a Form Tutor Award

Macy Anderson Form Tutor Award

Grace Barley Mathematics and a Form Tutor Award

Theo Beedle Computer Studies and English

Declan Booth-Hudson

Religious Studies

Aimee Bowman English and Music

Kelsie Bradder History, Spanish and Progress

Connor Brogan English and a Form Tutor Award

Abbie Brumby Spanish

Bailey Camerin Art

James Cameron Religious Studies

Nancy Child Science

Jenny Courtney Drama and Mathematics

Amber Craven English, Food Technology, Mathematics and a Form Tutor

Award

Lowri Davies Music

Benjamin Deadman English, Effort and Resilience

Isabelle Downs Literacy Progress

Ritchie Dunham Form Tutor Award

Rose Ella Drama, History and PE

Florence Fitzpatrick Music

Lily Foggin Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Harry Forman PE and a Form Tutor Award

Tyla Freedman Form Tutor Award

Ciara Goodwin Computer Studies, History

Olly Grainger Form Tutor Award

Caitlin Green Form Tutor Award

Matthias Hammill Religious Studies

Aimee Harper PE and Science

Ellie Hayward English

Reuben Hazlerigg Art

Liam Hooker Form Tutor Award

Sophie Hopwood Mathematics

Lucy-Ann Hustwaite Progress

Joshua Ingledew Drama

James Jackson Drama

Megan Jessop Form Tutor Award

Charlotte Keith Mathematics

Laura Kelly Drama

Daisy Lamb Drama, Textiles and Effort

Jacob Music

Holly Lonsdale Form Tutor Award

Leon Mainprize PE

Elizabeth Marsden Music

Ethan Martin Geography

Molly Menneer Computer Studies and English

Mattie Mook Drama

Matilda Moorse French, Music and Science

Andrew Morley Drama

Eva Osborne Art

Isabel Penfold History and Religious Studies

Jasmine Reading Computer Studies

Alicia Reed Computer Studies

Abi Rennison English, History, Mathematics and a Form Tutor Award

Layla Roberts English and History

Amy Robinson Form Tutor Award

Jake Robinson-Makin

Progress

Olivia Rogers English and a Form Tutor Award

Joe Slater Science and Form Tutor Award

Harry Smallwood Drama

Oliver Spicer Drama

Elspeth Steele History and Religious Studies

Georgia Stephenson Form Tutor Award

Oliver Stickney Drama

Saffron Sunley Textiles and a Form Tutor Award

Charlie Taylor Religious Studies, Progress and a Form Tutor Award

Georgie Taylor Food Technology, Music and a Form Tutor Award

Luke Watson English and History

Daisy Webley Drama and English

Isabella Whiley Drama and Geography

Mattie Wilkinson Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Hannah Williams English and a Form Tutor Award

year 8 aWard Winners

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forename surname aWard

Lydia Adrian Music and a Form Tutor Award

Freddie Ashworth Form Tutor Award

Joshua Bakes Food Technology and PE

Holly Bates Form Tutor Award

Ed Batters Form Tutor Award and Literacy Progress

Joseph Bent Form Tutor Award

Katie Bond Art and a Form Tutor Award

Lily Boyd Form Tutor Award

Owen Bray Form Tutor Award

Lucy Breare Music, Science and a Form Tutor Award

Lauren Broomhead Religious Studies

Isobel Brosenitz PE

Keryn Brown Computer Studies and History

Ailie Bryce Form Tutor Award

Charlotte Burn English and History

Alice Cheney Drama and History

Dylan Clayton Form Tutor Award

Molly Cook English

Haydn Cooper Drama, English, Science and a Form Tutor Award

Poppy Creaser Religious Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Daisy Cree Form Tutor Award

Alexander Curran Form Tutor Award

Erin Davison Form Tutor Award

Madeleine De Hamel Computer Studies

Tilli Dixon Form Tutor Award

Guy Duke Form Tutor Award

Louis Eccles Spanish

David Elliott Drama

Sasha Elliott-White English, History and a Form Tutor Award

Connor Emery English

Genevieve Fisher Music

Libby Fitt Computer Studies and Geography

Ryan Fletcher Form Tutor Award

Esther Fox Form Tutor Award

Emily Franks Form Tutor Award

Bailey Furman Form Tutor Award

Daina Grannon Computer Studies and Geography

Jasmine Hanley Drama, Geography, History and a Form Tutor Award

Rowan Harrison Computer Studies and Drama

Madelaine Hodgson English and History

Joel Houston Mathematics

Charlotte Huffington Drama

year 9 aWard WinnersKaty Jackson Form Tutor Award

Alistair Jennings Drama, Geography and a Form Tutor Award

Kyle Johnson Form Tutor Award

Arielle Jones Form Tutor Award

Yasmine Katib French, History and a Form Tutor Award

Jacob Lane English, Product Design and a Form Tutor Award

Georgina Legge Form Tutor Award

Zoe Lennon Form Tutor Award

Matthew Lister Form Tutor Award

Annie Macfarlane Drama

Daisy Mapplebeck Art, Drama, French, History and a Form Tutor Award

Chloe McCulloch Computer Studies

Zak Form Tutor Award

Verity Metcalfe Art, Computer Studies and English

Ellie Morby Form Tutor Award

Alexa Morley Form Tutor Award

Dominykas Motiejunas Computer Studies, Music and a Form Tutor Award

Natalie Mustard Mathematics

Olivia Newson Form Tutor Award

Natasha Peck Food Technology and Religious Studies

Amy Penfold Form Tutor Award

Sam Pinder Form Tutor Award

Thomas Rishworth Form Tutor Award

Ellie Roberts Mathematics and a Form Tutor Award

Alex Russell Form Tutor Award

Emily Russell Form Tutor Award

Melissa Smith Progress

Courtney Snodgrass Religious Studies

Alfie Stark Form Tutor Award

Karolina Stonciute Computer Studies, English and Mathematics

Zac Taylor Mathematics and a Form Tutor Award

Matthew Wake Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Lewis Walton Form Tutor Award

Emma Waudby Art, Drama, History, PE, Product Design, Spanish and a Form Tutor

Award

Charlotte Wheatley History and Science

Reuben Whittaker Drama, Geography, Product Design and a Form Tutor Award

Thomas Wiggins Form Tutor Award

Charlie Wilson Mathematics

Thomas Wootton English and a Form Tutor Award

Rebecca Wragg English and a Form Tutor Award

Jack Wright English and a Form Tutor Award

Melemendjian


year 10 aWard Winnersforename surname aWard

Abdul Ahmadi Form Tutor Award and Effort

Amy Alexander Art, Computer Studies and Drama

Katy Ashton Progress

Thomas Austin Form Tutor Award

Charlotte Barlow History and Spanish

Shelly Best English, History, Form Representation and a Form Tutor

Award

Maisie Bolt Drama

Freya Borrie English, Geography and History

George Brown Form Tutor Award

Laura Cartledge History

Charlie Clegg Drama and a Form Tutor Award

Sydney Coburn English and a Form Tutor Award

Harry Cooper PE

Chantel Creaser PE

Rosie Cusick Form Tutor Award

James Darley Progress

Olivia Davies Progress

Andrew Donohue Form Tutor Award

Jack Easton English, History and Mathematics

William Ella Science

Emily Ellison Form Tutor Award

Emily Fairs Geography and Music

Amelia Fisher History and Progress

Alicia Fletcher English, French, Food Technology and Religious Studies

Sarah France Religious Studies and Textiles

Henry Fysh History and Religious Studies

Connor Goodwin English and Progress

Louise Grainger Art and English

Emily Gray History

Maddie Gray Form Representation

William Greenaway Form Representation

Oakley Harrison Form Representation

Aaron Harvey Drama

Chloe Hatch Art

Erin Hawe History

Harry Hickman Drama and Form Representation

Maddy Hine History, Science and a Form Tutor Award

Ben Hodder English, History and Product Design

Ryan Hustwaite English and a Form Tutor Award

Matthew Hyde Music and a Form Tutor Award

Lauren Jones Mathematics

James Kilham English, History and Form Representation

Jason Kitchen Form Tutor Award

Callum Lazenby Drama

Imogen Maloney English

Caitlin McAreavey Music

Jennifer McCreedy English, History and Form Representation

Harrison Michaels Form Representation

Lauren Millett English

Daniel Mills Mathematics

Tilly Mitchell English

Charlotte Mustard Drama and English

Jake Nichol Computer Studies

Chloe Oldroyd Computer Studies and English

James Patrick English

Lily Peters Drama

Ellie Poppleton Art and Textiles

Samuel Pratt Art

Ryan Preston Progress

Megan Quail Form Tutor Award

Jack Ramshaw Computer Studies

Kaitlin Robinson-Makin

English

Faith Room English and History

Natalie Roome-Brunskill

English

Libbie Rothwell-Inch

Mathematics, PE, Product Design and Form Representation

Jake Scaife Drama and History

Amy Scorfield History, Progress and a Form Tutor Award

Harry Scott Form Representation

Francesca Art, English and a Form Tutor Award

Hannah Smith Form Tutor Award

William Snook History, PE, Science and Spanish

Bethany Stephenson Progress

Rex Veysey Computer Studies

Marcus Walker Religious Studies

Lily Wallace Form Representation

Olivia Waller Progress

Jack Wallis Form Tutor Award

Liam Walton Computer Studies

Amy Watson Computer Studies, English, History, Religious Studies, Form Representation, Progress and a

Form Tutor Award

Edward Wells Form Representation

Chloe Whitton Food Technology, History and Form Representation

Abbie Wilkins PE

Alex Wood Religious Studies

Lydia Wrightson English and Progress

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year 11 aWard Winnersforename surname aWard

William Ackerley Form Tutor Award

Matthew Ainley Form Tutor Award

Jessica Ainsley Form Tutor Award

Rosie Allan Form Tutor Award

Rachel Allanson Form Tutor Award

Rachel Allott Form Tutor Award

Luke Ansell English Literature and a Form Tutor Award

Alexander Ashby Form Tutor Award

Megan Bannister English Literature, History, Mathematics, Music and a Form

Tutor Award

Evie Barrand Music and a Form Tutor Award

Emily Benhin English Literature and Form Tutor Award

Ellie Billups Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Maisie Blackmore Art and a Form Tutor Award

Harry Blythe Form Tutor Award

Linda Bottomer Biology, Computer Studies, English Literature, History, Mathematics

and Physics

Taylor Brown Form Tutor Award

Joshua Brumby Form Tutor Award

Emily Bryce Biology, Chemistry, Computer Studies, English, History,

Mathematics, Physics, Religious Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Sophie Burn Form Tutor Award and Music

Charlotte Burns Form Tutor Award

Jack Butler Form Tutor Award

Lucy Carter Form Tutor Award

Holly Chalcraft Form Tutor Award

Hannah Child Form Tutor Award

Henry Chu Form Tutor Award

Emma Clarke Form Tutor Award

Ripley Clements English Language

Jennifer Coates English

Jordan Colling Form Tutor Award

Amelia Cook Product Design and a Form Tutor Award

Jay Cooper English Literature

Daisy Cordell Form Tutor Award

Josh Coulson Form Tutor Award

Joshua Coulthard Form Tutor Award

Jamie Creaser Form Tutor Award

Joseph Crossley Form Tutor Award

Amy Cutting Form Tutor Award

Katie Darley Form Tutor Award

Thomas Darley Single Science

Ella Dykes Media and Single Science

Dan Eastwood Form Tutor Award

Evie Elliott Drama, Double Science, English and a Form Tutor Award

Laura Elliott-White Art, English, French, Geography and a Form Tutor Award

Ellie Evennett Form Tutor Award

Jordan Fletcher Form Tutor Award

Jess Forman English Language, Music and a Form Tutor Award

Nina Fravigar Music and a Form Tutor Award

John Goodwin Double Science and a Form Tutor Award

Harry Green Form Tutor Award

Charlotte Gregory Art and a Form Tutor Award

Aidan Gunson English Language and a Form Tutor Award

Joel Hallewell Form Tutor Award

Erin Hansen Form Tutor Award

Polly Hazlerigg Form Tutor Award

Alex Hiscoe Form Tutor Award

William Hobson English Language, French and a Form Tutor Award

Jack Hodgkin Form Tutor Award

Dominic Hodgson English, History, Double Science and a Form Tutor Award

Pippa Hoggard Food Technology

Daniel Hudson Form Tutor Award

Jordan Ivison Form Tutor Award

Luke Jacklin Form Tutor Award

Milly Jarvis-Stiggants

Art and a Form Tutor Award

Edward Jibson Form Tutor Award

Jade Johnson Form Tutor Award

Owen Jones Chemistry, Computer Studies, Mathematics, Physics and a Form

Tutor Award

Maia Letts English Language, Spanish and a Form Tutor Award

Abbie Levitt Form Tutor Award

Amber Lewis Art, Media, Single Science and a Form Tutor Award

Liam Loft Geography and a Form Tutor Award

Ned Lyon Form Tutor Award

Abigail Macey English Language and a Form Tutor Award

Sarah Madeley Form Tutor Award

Hilda Marsh Music

Jasmine Marsham Form Tutor Award


Imogen Martin Form Tutor Award

Lauren Massheder Form Tutor Award

Callum McManus Double Science, English Language and a Form Tutor Award

Thomas Midgley Form Tutor Award

Evie Miller Form Tutor Award

Sammi Minion English, History and a Form Tutor Award

Aidan Moore Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Sophie Morris Form Tutor Award

Kerry Mortimer Form Tutor Award

Emma Nelson English Language and a Form Tutor Award

Hannah Palfreeman Spanish and a Form Tutor Award

Ellie Parkin Form Tutor Award

Reece Penfold Form Tutor Award

Sophia Perez Form Tutor Award

Georgia Pickering Form Tutor Award

Alex Pilkington History and a Form Tutor Award

Sam Pople Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Megan Price English Language, Product Design and a Form Tutor Award

Joe Richardson Form Tutor Award

Olivia Richardson Form Tutor Award

Danielle Robinson Double Science and a Form Tutor Award

Hollie Robinson English, Form Tutor Award

Holly Robinson English Language, Form Tutor Award

Toby Russell Biology, Drama, Mathematics and a Form Tutor Award

Thomas Schofield Form Tutor Award

Tom Scrowston PE and a Form Tutor Award

Jack Sharp Drama

Phoebe Shipley Form Tutor Award

Izzy Sinclair Art and a Form Tutor Award

Callum Sissons Product Design and a Form Tutor Award

Adam Smith Spanish and a Form Tutor Award

Shinad Smith Form Tutor Award and Excellent Work Ethic

Freyr Smithson Form Tutor Award

Robert Spanton English Language

Holly Steel Computer Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Adam Stone English Language, Religious Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Hannah Stubley English, History, Mathematics, Religious Studies and a Form Tutor

Award

Maya Sunley Computer Studies, History and Music

Leah Thompson Form Tutor Award

George Triffitt Form Tutor Award

Megan Waite Drama, Music and a Form Tutor Award

Hayden Warren Biology, Chemistry, Religious Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Dane Webster Form Tutor Award

Mia Welsman Form Tutor Award

Harry Whitaker Form Tutor Award

Erin Wilkins Food Technology and a Form Tutor Award

Chloe Willis Form Tutor Award

Thomas Woollett Form Tutor Award

Amy Wootton Form Tutor Award

James Wragg English, History, Product Design and a Form Tutor Award

James Wright Religious Studies and a Form Tutor Award

Molly Wright History

MUSIC& LYRICS

BYDOLLY

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PATRICIARESNICK

Based on the 20th Century Fox Picture. Originally produced on Broadway by Robert Greenblatt, April 2009.

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with JOSEF WEINBERGER LTD on behalf of MUSIC THEATRE INERNATIONAL of NEW YORK

Tickets on sale 1st November 2016. Available from Reception and cast members at lunchtimes. Call 01759 302395 for enquiries.

WOLDGATE SCHOOL PRESENTS

9 to 5: tHe musiCal

General Sale starts 1st November.(Cast priority booking has been processed and will be

distributed at the first Wednesday rehearsal)


sixtH form College Mrs Lawson Writes:

As we come to the end of our first half-term, students have much to celebrate. The introduction of our House System this September has seen our Sixth Formers get more involved than ever in whole school activities. Our students have also been actively engaged in the wider community,

volunteering for local charities and working with local businesses to complete work experience. We finish this half term with a huge celebration of our Sixth Form and school community, through our annual charity week. Students have organised events to take place all week and we are set to have raised a huge amount of money by the end of the week.

It gives me great pleasure to invite you to our Sixth Form College Open Evening on Thursday 10th November at 7pm.

Woldgate Sixth Form College is a caring and supportive learning environment where every student is known as an individual, and where students are given the opportunity to develop both academically and personally. Students at Woldgate are ambitious and successful, enabling them to progress on to their first choice of university, apprentice-ship or employment.

Open Evening will be an opportunity for you to find out about joining the Sixth Form at Woldgate, and to learn more about specific subject areas that you are considering studying. We welcome students from across the region and, as a high-performing Sixth Form, we ensure students experience excellent teaching and learning, and are challenged and supported to achieve their full potential.

MrS K LawSonHead of SixtH forM

THURSDAY 10th NOVEMBER 20167pm - 9pm

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of students achieved at least one A*-C grade at A-Level or equivalent.

of students achieved at least one A*-B grade at A-Level or equivalent.

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boys football

The Boys football teams have had some success this half term.

The Year 7 team was knocked out of the National cup on penalties by Howden following an excellent match, but have progressed through to the quarter finals of the East Riding cup after a thrilling 5-4 win away at Hornsea. Kyle Davies scored a last minute winner to ensure the boys didn’t have to go to penalties again.

They are currently in third place in the league with Howden still to play, having beaten Market Weighton, drawn with Goole, and lost to Snaith.

The Year 8 team has continued to improve. Following defeats to Market Weighton and Snaith in the league, they drew against Goole in a league and cup double header. As the game went into extra-time, Ben Kirkham scored 2 goals to take the team to a 4-2 win and into the quar-ter finals.

The Year 9 team have enjoyed some tight matches this year, but are still awaiting their first win of the season. They pushed Howden close

in the National cup before a close encounter against Hornsea in the East Riding cup.

The Year 10 team has had mixed year. They have suffered a number of inju-ries meaning they have had to utilise the full squad! In the East Riding cup, they lost narrowly to Hornsea, while Snaith knocked them out of the National cup. However, they have won every game in the league, meaning that if they beat Howden they will be league winners. Their best result was a 4-2 win at home vs Snaith, with Josh Broadbent scoring all 4 goals!

girls football

It has been great to see the numbers increase at training and the integra-tion from Girls from Yr. 7 – Y13.

The Year 7 and 8 team are through to the third round of the PlayStation Cup. The next match is a home fixture and is due to played on Tuesday 1st November against St Marys College, Hull. Woldgate have been unbeaten so far and have scored an impressive 13 goals. Sirius Academy were the opposition in the first round and the U13 team beat them 5-1. Cara Durkin

and Rose Ella receiving player of the match awards.

In the second round of the competi-tion Woldgate beat Malet Lambert 8-1. Players of the match were Rose Ella and Fifon Jones. The impres-sive partnership between Madison Stanton and Holly Cooper up front proved destructive.

Year 9 and 10 proved that Woldgate girls are full of great character and value when they went to play Sirius Academy. It was a tough match against a really strong team, all players displayed grit and deter-mination. The team lost, however, the team are passionate to make improvements and committed to training. Players of the match were Poppy Creaser and Ciara Allan.

The U18 team battled hard against a strong South Hunsley team (a team that had won the competition the previous season.) It was great to see Woldgate have a Girls Sixth Form Football team out for the first time. The score did not reflect the commitment and skill of the Wold-gate team. The stand out player of the match was Millie Templeman.

We hope to see more of you at train-ing next half term.

Congratulations!

Congratulations to Lucie, who won our Pupil Passport competition during our Open Evening on Thursday 6th Octo-ber. Lucie won a Kindle Fire tablet as her prize and was clearly thrilled when

she and her mother collected it from Woldgate School.

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