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DIARY Welcome to the February 2016 Newsletter for

Longfield Academy

January seems to have passed very quickly and for some of our students they move ever closer to leaving the Academy and moving on to the next phase in their lives.

For those year 11s who have applied to P16 here, we will be inviting them and parents/carers to an interview soon. For those who are undecided, please can they see their College Leadership Team to discuss options, as they need to prepare for onward progression.

We have had some success with Post 16 students retaking GCSE maths and English last November (results received in January) and reaching this landmark pass is so important and comes as a massive relief to those involved. Students have to come in on their day off to study for these retakes so it makes sense to pass in Year 11 wherever possible. As one 6th former said recently, ‘I wish I had realised how important these two subjects are, I would have revised for them every day in Year 11’. Well Year 11s – you can start now!

We would like to thank parents and carers for their endeavours to get students to the Academy on time and in correct uniform. We can clearly see standards have improved and recent visitors have commented on this. Unfortunately this is a topic that will always be under scrutiny and we ask that where uniform falls short of expectations that these are remedied as quickly as possible (within 48hrs) and that a dated letter is given to your child to help explain the situation and shown to their college leaders.

Tues 23 February

Academic Focus day

Thurs 25 February

KS4 Options Evening

6pm - 8pm

Thurs 3 March

Yr 7 Parent Information evening

4.30pm - 5.30pm

Tuesday 8 March

Yr 10 Consultation evening

4pm - 7pm

Friday 11 March

Yr 9 Trip to Ypres

Wed 16 - Sun 20 March

Yr 8 Trip to Denmark

Thurs 17 - Fri 18 March

School Production

7pm - 10pm

Thurs 24 March

End of Term

Congratulations to the following tutor groups for their superb

attendance record.

Class of the Month for January 2016

Tutor Group % College

G07/KRA 95.91 Galileo

M01/JCO 97.05 Matisse

A14/JVA 97.95 Anderson

S04/AHE 98.75 Spectrum

College of the Term

Anderson Matisse Galileo

95.36 95.11 94.28

Congratulations to Anderson College who have won the cup for the

best attendance so far in 2016.

The competition is on!

Adams, Brittany

Adams, Harry

Adams, Mia

Allman, Zoe

Appleton, Josh

Apps, Jackson

Apps, Myles

Atkins, Matthew

Barker, Bradley

Barnard-Mitchell, Georgia

Beer, Sasha

Bell, Stephanie

Benning, Scott

Birmingham, Catherine

Black, James

Blanchard-Gale, Morgan

Boorman, Jake

Brook-Sutton, Holly

Brown, Lucy

Busby, Frederica

Campbell, Emma

Carr, Kieran

Casey, Claudia

Chapman, Ella

Clarke, Nathan

Clarke, Sophie

Collins, Jonathan

Cross, Amelia

Cuddy, Kailem

Daly, Luke

Davenport, Harrison

Davenport, Mia

Davis, Callum

Degnin, Holly

Demetriades, Conor

Desforges, Cerys

Dhaliwal, Arjun

Donegan, James

Frazier, Charlotte

Fulling, Millie

Furminger, Morgan

Glanfield, Lauren

Donegan, Samuel

Duncan, Thomas

Elliott, Brandon

Farrer, Joshua

Fasham, Daniel

Fidler, Lorcan

Fielder-Dyer, Lani

Fitzpatrick, Emily

Green, Brandon

Hall, Samuel

Hards, Lewis

Hards, Luke

Hart, Victoria

Hawkes, Renee

Hay, Charlotte

Head, Samuel

Hendley, Josh

Hersey, Taylor

Hill, Charlie

Hill, Joshua

Hillman, Nathan

Hockley, Oliver

Hossack, Jimmy

Hughes, Mia

Humphreys, Sasha

Hyland, Tia

Jackson, Daniel

Jarvis, George

Johnson, Elise

Kapsalis, Elleanor

Kapsalis, Maia

Kapsalis, Thea

Keaveney, Molly

Kempton, Chloe

King, Morgan

Kirkman, Jodie

Lane, Molly

Lee, Bradley

Lee, Jimmy

Lee, Zoe

Letchford, Reece

Lissenden, Sophie

Lovell, Phoebe

Loveridge, George

Lyne, Charlie

Maronda, Jean

May, Poppy

McCarthy, Lauren

McCorkell, Abbie

McDermott, Joseph

Merrifield, Abigail

Mills, Lauren

Morgan, Eddie

Morgan, Kate

Nedd, Montelle

Niblett, Rebecca

Noordally, Hope

Osbourne, Tyler

Outram, Shaun

Pain, Abigail

Pain, Daniel

Painter, Charles

Pantovich, Alexandra

Parrish-Marage, Lara

Pascoe, James

Plumb, Reece

Potter, Jack

Pratten, Lee

Quinn, Tadey

Ramage, Zach

Reed, Charlie

Reeve, Jacob

Ricciardi, Jade

Ripley, Henry

Rose, Luke Samson, Lucy

Sands, Adam

Sengupta, Maya

Seyforth, Elinor

Shaibu, Abdullah

Silverton, Lucy

Simpson, Madeleine

Smart, Georgia

Smith, George

Smith, Harry

Smith, Samuel

Smith, Tommy

Speaight, Bethan

Stapley, Henry

Still, Amy

Still, Charlotte

Taylor, Matthew

Thresher, Reece

Titterrell, Robert

Toyeme, Seyon

Tremain, Tommy

Tubb-Cordice, Charlie

Walby, Taya

Walker, Thomas

Wallis, James

Warner, Nathan

Warnock, Hope

Warnock, Olivia

Waters, Harvey

Watts, Hannah

Webb, Michael

White, Michael

Williams, Leia

Woollard, Harley

Aitken, George

Ali, Brandon

Aslet-Clark, Harry

Atkins, Charlotte

Bainbridge, Rebecca

Baker, Ella

Banks, Ebony

Beattie, Abbie

Biggs, Jessica

Bishop, Thomas

Booker-Keep, Charles

Bridle, Poppy

Brooks, Thomas

Brown, Charles

Buckley, Perron

Can, Cengiz

Catley, Dylan

Champion, Isobelle

Chaney, Rosa

Chaney, Tilly

Chapelhow, Joseph

Chapman, Billy

Chester, Zack

Childs, Ben

Chopra, Roheet

Clarkson, Anthony

Clinch, Maximus

Cochrane, Charlie

Constant, Chloe

Constant, Lucy

Coombes, Benjamin

Cooper, Bradley

Cox, Shania

Crawford, Max

Crichton, Mia

Dawson, Kimberley

Donegan, Ellie

Drayson, Megan

Dunn, Cheyenne

Dyer, Kelsey

Dyer, McKenzie

Edano, Chrisgen

Evans, Jake

Freeman, Liam

Fry, Sean

Furlong, Reece

Glazebrook, Alfie

Goodwin, Lilly

Hackworth, Danielle

Hall, Thomas

Harris, Luke

Hawkings, Toby

Henri-Woolley, Lachlan

Henri-Woolley, Louis

Holland, Drew

Humphries, Bobby

Hunt, Lauren

Jarrett-Andrews, Cherry

Jeffrey, Euan

Jollie, Sophie

Jones, Hollie

Jones, Megan

Kelly, Megan

Keogh, Jessica

Kirk, Kai

Lee, Charlie

Lee, Harry

Lee, James

Love, Tom

Luscombe, Kira

Maddock, Caitlin

McBrearty, Harrison

McGillicuddy, Bethany

McHattie, Jack

McMinn, Cameron

Miah, Mohammed

Mills, Harrison

Mordue, Emily

Morgan, Lauren

Morris, Brandon

Murphy, Joe

Norman, Alfie

Norman, Ellie

Norman, Haydn

Osborne, George

Osmond, Holly

Pace, Tyler

Page, Ashley

Paramithiotis, Christianna

Paramithiotis, Reghyna

Parfitt, Declan

Patterson, Ethan

Payton, Charlotte

Payton, Max

Pinto, Brooke

Powell, Lexie

Powell, Samuel

Quinn, Martin

Rascelli-Bover, Roberto-Carmine

Redmond, James

Reynolds, Amy

Rimell, Phoebe

Rossiter, Guy

Sedgwick, Ellie

Shaw, Harry

Shooter, Reece

Sibthorpe, Joshua

Smith, James

Smith, Lily

Smith, Tamsin

Smith, Teigan

Stead, Alex

Stokoe, Chloe

Storey, Patrick

Stower, Jordan-Louise

Stuart, Eleanor

Stuart, Noah

Studden, Jack

Thomas, Charlie

Thompson, Anya

Thurgood, Lucy

Turner, Codie

Turner, Luke

Veness, Archie

Veness, Maisie

Wales, Tyler

Waterman, Emily

Watson, Amy

Weeks, Harry

Wemyss, Tia

Whiteaker, Lucy

Whittam, Michael

Wilkinson, Thomas

Williams, Olivia

Williams, Scarlett

Willson, Rachel

Wilson, Alexander

Woodbridge, Frankie

Woonton, Abigail

Wormleighton, Justine

Wyld, Katie

Young, Joshua

Abdulgialil, Fituri

Abdulgialil, Salha

Adams, Daniel

Adams, Matthew

Adlem, Anthony

Aldous, Ryan

Anderson, Tyler

Atkins, Denholm

Atkins, Thomas

Baillie, Deon

Banks, Conor

Barnett, Layla

Beaney, Cameron

Behr, Sean

Bradley, Kallum

Braud, Rebecca

Brightwell, James

Brightwell, Ryan

Bush, Frederick

Button, Brandon

Byron-Furnell, Oliver

Catley, Elliott

Chambers, Tyler

Chapman, Harry

Cherry, Paige

Childs, Alex

Chinhoi, Tanaka

Clark, Harley

Clarke, Taiya

Clucas, Roan

Collinson, Marshall

Coquillaud, Gabriel

Costa, Daniel

Crane, Holly

Creasey, Jordan

Cunnew, Eloise

Davies, George

Dennis, Ryan

Dosa, Monica

Dunn, Harry

Easson, Ryan

Edmeades, Charlie

Emery, James

Evans, Kieran

Fitzgerald-Canning, Cameron

Flewin, Charlie

Flewin, Emily-Kate

Foster, Evie

Foxon, Logan

Frost, Liam

Gibbs, Charlotte

Gibbs, Harvey

Gibson-Priest, Freddie

Gillingham, Courtney

Gillingham, Tommy

Gold, Shannon

Grant, Jared

Halsey, Zane

Harbud, Callum

Harker, Olivia

Harle, Luke

Harper, Joseph

Harris, Micah

Harrison, Isobel

Hawney, Molly

Hemsley, Abbie

Hill, Amber

Hills, Danielle

Hills, Louise

Hockley, Lauren

Holmes, Louis

Horncastle, Connor

Ho'Vell, Mea

Howard, James

Howes, Libby

Howick, Lilly-Jay

Humphreys, Joel

Jackson, Ryan

Johnson, Hannah

Jordan, Scott

Kennedy, Declan

Kent, Levi

King, Adam

King, Elliot

Lane, Kirsty

Lewins, Madison

Lewis, Alexandra

Licorish, Maxwell

Lissenden, Meagan

Little, Abigail

Loader, Jennifer

Lomas, Caiden

Lovelock, Lewis

Ludlow, Danny

Mac an Gheairr, Charley

Maher, Shannen

Manwaring, Max

Marshall, George

Mayo, Ashlynn

Milton-Robinson, Joshua

Moran, Jessica

Morgan, Spencer

Newnham, Chloe

Newnham, Holly

Newton, Rachel

O'Connell, Britney

Okiki, Hope

Oxby, Mason

Pakeerathan, Vibishan

Panton, Bethany

Parkin, Jade

Pattinson, Cole

Peacock, Rebecca

Pomar-Dossantos, Cristina

Pomar-Dossantos, Daniel

Poovelil-Moncy, Mebin

Porter, Callum

Powell, Harry

Prime, Sophie

Raffiquddeen, Jassim

Ramus, Anna

Reeves, Kayla

Reeves, Kye

Reynolds, Lewis

Ring, Liam

Robson, Amelia

Russell, Finn

Seare, Alisha

Sebastian, Anu

Sebastian, Sanu

Smith, Eva

Solomon, Jordan

Sooknanan, Megan

Soper, Owen

Spaul, Connie

Stanford, Josie

Sullivan, Frankie

Sutton, Isabella

Taylor, Amelia

Thomson, Scott

Thorne, Jade

Tivers, Amy

Veryard, Jordan

Walter, Emma

Warren, Leo

White, Scott

Whittaker, Aaron

Whittaker, Ethan

Wood, Emma

Woods, Riley

Woods, Tyler

Longfield Academy encourages all students to bring in a clear water bottle so they can drink throughout the day. There are free water cooling machines in each college and the Helix where students can top up during break and lunchtime.

However we are concerned at the increasing number of students who appear to have forgotten the rule on energy drinks - they should not be brought into the academy. The reason is very simple:

Energy Drinks such as Monster, Red Bull, Lucozade and Relentless combine sugar and caffeine in such high quantities that as evidence provided by The Food Standards Agency states “consuming the drinks ……. could lead to effects such as increased excitability, irritability, hyperactivity, nervousness or anxiety as well as long term impact on behaviour, moods and weight”.

Some 500ml cans contain the equivalent of more than 13 teaspoons of sugar and 160mg of caffeine – which is about the same as in four cans of cola.

We are concerned that some children are even opting to have an energy drink for breakfast rather than something more nutritious like a bowl of cereal, toast or perhaps a muesli bar. A survey published in the autumn found that one in 20 teenagers goes to school on a can of energy drink.

If these drinks are found on students they will be removed from them.

The impact of such drinks is discussed in lessons such as technology, tutor time and we encourage students to discuss this with their parents/carers.

Students and parents are reminded that if any item is lost they should contact initially their college admin office and then reception. Items are stored for several months but we cannot store these forever!

We are inundated with umbrellas, items of clothing - all unlabelled, and other items too numerous to mention.

Those items not claimed by end of March will be disposed of and in most cases given to Charity.

Lost an umbrella? Jacket? Watch? Sports bag? Come to reception!

Next term we will be taking up a new Maths Challenge! We will be using our maths skills to make fresh water available for those people in the world who live without clean water on a regu-lar basis. The ’Well---Good’ website will be used by all students during Tutor time and maths lessons to collect points. The points can be exchanged for money that is used to provide fresh water for people in developing countries. So, using your times tables knowledge will buy Fresh water! The Maths Department look forward to success in increased maths knowledge AND fresh water provision! Mrs A Redpath Teacher of Maths

Longfield Academy are now collecting Active Kids Vouchers, from

Sainsbury’s, for sports and cooking equipment.

Please hand any you may have into our reception.

This year Longfield Academy are participating in the BBC School Report, to be held on the 10 March. The aim of this project is to allow students to be reporters for a day and provide an authentic audience for their journalism. Students can write news stories, or develop podcasts or broadcasts, which will then be linked to the BBC website.

In preparation for Report Day, students had the opportunity to participate in a workshop with BBC Reporter Lauren Page. Lauren, who’s background is in BBC Radio, explained to students what journalism is and the rules surrounding it. Students then developed pitches and found sources for stories they can write in preparation for Report Day.

Lauren was really impressed with the enthusiasm of Longfield students and the range of topics and inter-ests they held. Potential stories included: Young Carers in Kent, forensic policing, rare diseases, YouTube sensations, school uniform policy, amateur theatre and young peoples’ attitudes to dementia.

Overall, the day was a huge success and the students are really excited to publish their reports on the 10 March.

Miss Dixon

Teacher of English

On 18 January,180 students along with 13 specialist mentors from a range of companies and organisations such as Tarmac spent an inspiring day learning about the impact of human activities on the environment and generating their own fresh ideas on how to improve matters for the future. Mentors travelled to us from as far away as Scotland!

The day was made all the more interesting by the presence of 60 primary school students from Hartley and also Dartford Primary schools. The best ideas were presented to the whole group at the end and there were some very interesting and original projects such as an app to monitor car emissions. Students have the opportunity to continue with their ideas at afterschool sessions on Mondays in A001.

Mr Lyons

Teacher of Science

Student’s point of view by Amelia Pires De Miranda

“Being able to see and explore our universe using an application was an exhilarating experience to say the least and both students and staff were able to learn some interesting facts about space and the planet we live on as well as many other planets in our solar system”. Pupils also had the opportunity to take the time to ask questions and learn about the universe and the Earth’s place within it. The possibilities are endless as the universe is just getting bigger!!

Is there life outside Earth? Can we join up with other civilians or are we alone? Well, a group of year 7 and 8 students experienced the opportunity to explore whether there could be life outside of Earth via sitting inside an astrodome and seeing for themselves what the universe holds and how we can tell if life does or could exist outside our planet.

Miss Cripps

PP Mentor

We have had lots of brilliant entries into the Short Story Competition so far, and it is very exciting that this year, we will be entering our year 7s in the BBC Radio 2's 500 Words Competition. Unfortunately, we haven't had any year 7s submit their stories yet!

Please hand your stories to either Mrs. Desforges in the LRC, or to Miss Williams in Matisse, by

25 February. Happy writing!

Over the Christmas holiday, we asked our language students from year 7 to year 10 to explore their environment and find items, shops, signs or anything else which contained foreign words or expressions. The MFL department was pleased to see that many students took up the challenge and it was hard to decide on a winner. In the end Miss Charles and her team chose James Black as the overall winner, with his creative and funny picture collage. 1st prize: James Black (£2 voucher in Helix and iPad case), 2nd prize: Callum Button (£1 voucher and a pen), 3rd prize: Thomas Wilkinson (£1 voucher and a pen), 4th prize: Sasha Humphreys (£1 voucher and a pen). Well done everyone and we will be back soon with another competition! Miss Charles Director of Languages for Modern Foreign Languages

1st Prize

2nd Prize

3rd Prize 4th Prize

As part of our diversity and acceptance of different cultures here at Longfield Academy, we have taken

part in an activity surrounding the Chinese New Year celebrations. This year it fell on Monday 8 February

and during that week we explored the difference between British and Chinese cultural differences of the

New Year. 2016 is the year of the Monkey in China and as an Academy each of our tutor groups worked

together to produce their own Monkey to be displayed proudly around the school. We also have the Helix

staff preparing a full Chinese spread of food on Thursday the 11 February as part of the traditions on the

new year celebrations. Here we have a few examples of the monkeys that have been produced by the

students of Longfield Academy.

Mr J Stone

Assistant Head of College

LONGFIELD ROTARY YOUNG CHEF

The Rotary Club of Darent Valley held their annual Young Chef Competition at the Longfield Academy on

14 January. This is an early heat of the Rotary International Competition organised covering the whole of

Great Britain and Ireland. The Judges, Rotarians Josie Morgan and Ricky Pristernik, were taxed by the high

standard of the three course lunches delivered by four students but there could be only one winner. Jack

Harris of Dartford was declared the winner and he will go onto the Rotary District Finals in Maidstone on

23 January 2016. Many congratulations Jack, and well done all the Young Chefs.

Rotarian Ricky Pristernik presents Jack with the winner’s prize in the

company of the Academy Chef, Paul Plummer

The Students and the Judges

Each Post 16 tutor group were assigned a task to raise money for a charity of their choice. Tutor groups had come up with their own ideas on how to raise this money.

Galileo

Ms Whatling Cake sale which raised £133.90 for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home

Miss Sheppard Raffle which raised £163 for Porchlights Homelessness

Ms Mulheran Cake sale & bucket walk which raised £202 in memory of former student Amy Kemp, Ellenor Lions Hospice

Anderson

Mr Dodds Five a side football and refreshments which raised £60.63 for Help For Heroes

Ms Szymanek Christmas karaoke which raised £158.07 for Little Buds

Ms Sidhu Cake sale which raised £70 for CLAPA

Matisse

Mr Croxton Cake sale which raised £85 for the Stacey Mowle Foundation

Mr Bryon Cake sale at the Panto which raised £110 for Help For Heroes

Ms Jellings Cake sale which raised £139 for Help for Heroes

On behalf of the tutors and tutees, I would like to thank each and every person who generously donated for each cause.

Danielle Hunt (Year 13)

Over 30 students have submitted university applications this year, to universities as far away as Liverpool, Leeds, Plymouth and Bristol, as well as more local ones including Kent and Canterbury Christchurch. The Year 13s have applied for subjects as diverse as Theoretical Physics, Medicine and Script Writing for film and television.

At the moment the students are receiving offers from their chosen universities and clearly a number of students have really impressed the admissions tutors as they have received unconditional offers, these include;

Georgia-Rae Fry - Accounting and Finance

Kavi Keerthisingam - Pharmaceutical Science

Jessica Murphy - English Literature

Other students are currently applying for Art College as well as higher apprenticeships.

Thanks to Miss Mulheran and Mrs Willis for their support getting personal statements and references organised.

Well done Year 13 - keep up the good work and make sure you achieve your target grades.

Mrs Davis

Principal

Longfield Academy has developed strong links with Brands Hatch Place Hotel, one of the ‘Hand

Picked Hotels’ which provide our students with a very high quality 5* learning working environment.

Brands Hatch Place Hotel have throughout the year provided our catering students with:

Afternoon tea workshop

Tour of kitchen and ‘Meet the Chef workshop’

One week’s work experience placement for every student on the professional catering course

working alongside professional chefs

Mentoring

Demonstrations by Chef

In addition Brands Hatch Place Hotel provide Business Mentoring for students to support their moti-

vation, raise aspirations and achievement.

Our thanks to Brands Hatch Place Hotel for their ongoing support.

We are proud that several students from our Professional Catering course have gained employment

at the hotel and one past student Jordan won ‘Employee of The Year’ in December 2015.

Ms Walker

Head of College

The Telescope Bistro at Longfield Academy is a fine dining experience open to the public every Tuesday and Friday between 12 noon and 2.30pm, during term time. Bookings can be made on the academy website www.longfieldacademy.org or via telephone 01474 700 700

We seat up to 35 diners in each sitting, with a menu that offers choices for each course, including vegetarian options and cater for special diets with advance notice. We can also provide special menus for large group bookings on request.

The 4 course meal (Starter, Mains, Dessert, Coffee/Tea and Petit Fours) costs just £12.95

All menus are designed, planned, prepared and served by our Professional Catering trainee chefs aged between 16-19 years of age and under the guidance of Chef Paul Plummer.

Clients provide feedback every visit so the trainee chefs can review and learn and recent comments include

“I have recommended this to my family and friends”

“Superb quality”

“Outstanding service by student chefs”

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Ms Walker Head of College

The Business Mentor programme at Longfield Academy is aimed at Year 10/11 students who benefit from mentoring by local business partners.

Mentors who include the management of Brands Hatch Place Hotel, of Longfield Waitrose, members of the Darenth Rotary Club and other professionals give up their time freely to meet with their mentees every month and plan mentoring activities. In January students visited the Brands Hatch Place Hotel for their most recent session to find out more about the workplace and understand more about their Mentors roles.

Another group of students visited Lloyd's of London with their Mentors and had a guided tour of the amazing building and workplace.

Other students were invited to visit Carillion Construction College in Sittingbourne to meet with the lecturers and explore the possibilities and opportunities for training, learning new skills, and employment within such a large organisation.

Our thanks to all Mentors for their ongoing support of our students and for the positive impact this programme is having on the students.

Ms Walker

Head of College

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