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Calendar
Lent Term 2020
Prep Diary
NAME: __________________________________________________________________________________________
Lent 2015
HOUSE: ________________________________________ TUTOR: ____________________________________CLIFTON COLLEGE TERM CYCLE 2020
Boarders should arrive at School on the date stated by 8pm; day pupils
should arrive in time for registration the following morning.
All pupils may depart at the times shown.
No pupil may return late or leave early for the term or Exeat without the
Head Master’s permission; that permission will only be given in exceptional
cases. Travel arrangements that might involve such a request should not be
made until permission has been given.
Lent Term 2020
8:00pm Tuesday 7 January – 3:30pm Thursday 26 March
Half-term exeat: 1:00pm Friday 14 February – 9:30pm Sunday 23 February
Summer Term 2020
8:00pm Tuesday 21 April – Thursday 2 July
Half-term exeat: Saturday 23 May – 9:30pm Sunday 31 May
Prep Commem. Friday 22 May
U/S Commem. Saturday 23 May
Michaelmas Term 2020
8:00pm Monday 7 September – 3:30pm Thursday 10 December
Half-term exeat: 4:40pm Wednesday 21 October – 9:30pm Wednesday 4 November
Clifton College, 32 College Road, Bristol BS8 3JH
Tel 0117 3157 000 Fax 0117 3157 101
For general enquiries please email info@cliftoncollege.com
Web www.cliftoncollege.com
Emergency numbers: Deputy Head Pastoral (E Swanwick) 0117 3157 180
Deputy Head Co-curriculum [A C Tebay] 0117 3157 171
Deputy Head Academic [G Simmons] 0117 3157 177
Marshal (C Hughes) 0117 3157 181CLIFTON COLLEGE
CALENDAR
LENT TERM
2020
This Calendar provides information which will help you to organise
your school life effectively.
You should fill in your timetables for Weeks A and B (on pages 4–5)
as soon as you can.
All prep is set on Google Classroom.
Following the diary section in this booklet, you will also find the
School Rules and advice on what to do if you have a problem or
complaint.
If you lose your calendar, another copy can be obtained from the
Marshal. A charge of £1 will be made (to CC Charities).
1CLIFTON COLLEGE UPPER SCHOOL ROUTINE (LENT TERM 2020)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
7.15-8.10 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast
Chapel (Choir Sectionals Alt Chapel (Choir Sectionals Ten
8.30 School Assembly House Assemblies Chapel Congregational Practice
& Sop) 8.10-8.40 & Bass) 8.10-8.40
8.45-9.35 Period 1 Period 1 Period 1 Period 1 Period 1 Period 1 (8.45-9.25)
9.40-10.30 Period 2 Period 2 Period 2 Period 2 Period 2 Period 2 (9.30-10.10)
10.30-11.00 Break Break Break Break Break Period 3 (10.15-10.55)
Break (10.55-11.25) Early lunch
11.00-11.50 Period 3 Period 3 Period 3 Period 3 Period 3
for away teams only
11.55-lunch Period 4 Period 4 Period 4 Period 4 Period 4 Period 4 (11.25-12.05)
12.40pm 3rd Form Lunch 3rd Form Lunch 3rd Form Lunch 3rd Form Lunch 3rd Form Lunch Lunch 12.05pm Brunch
12.45pm 4th Form Lunch 4th Form Lunch 4th Form Lunch 4th Form Lunch 4th Form Lunch Home Teams Upper Floor (11.00-12.30)
12.50pm 5th Form Lunch 5th Form Lunch 5th Form Lunch 5th Form Lunch 5th Form Lunch Non-team Pupils Lower Floor
12.55pm 6th Form Lunch 6th Form Lunch 6th Form Lunch 6th Form Lunch 6th Form Lunch
Tutor Gp (1.25-1.45pm)
1.25pm Callover in Houses Callover in Houses Callover in Houses Callover in Houses
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including registration
3rd Form Extra Music Groups, Extra Work, Chapel Choir & Chamber
3rd Form Terriers
lesson (1.50- Clinics, Activities (1.30- Music (1.30)
(2.00-3.15pm)
2.50pm) 2.25pm) Activites/Clinics/Study
CCF, 4th Form Outdoor 4th, 5th, 6th Senior, Junior plus Cross-Age
Programme, 5th Form Form Games Games or 6th Form Clifton in
Tutor Gp (2.30 - 2.50) Tutor Gp (2.30 - 2.50)
Enterprise, PSP, 6th Form 3rd Form (see notices the Community
Enrichment (See notices for Games (From for timings) (See notices for timings)
timings) 3pm) Period 5 (2.55-3.45) Period 5 (2.55-3.45)
Games and Sports Activities
Tea (3.30 - 4.00)
Period 6 (4.05-4.55) Activities Period 6 (3.50-4.40) Period 6 (3.50-4.40)
Junior Activities & Societies,
MED (5.30), Soul Band II Production Rehearsals (From
Period 7 (5.00-5.50) Production Rehearsals Choir (4.45 - 5.30) 5.30pm)
MED (5.15) Clinics
Activities and Societies
Team Practices Activities &
Detention & Extra Work
Strings, Soul Band I, House Societies
6.00-7.00 Activities & Societies (6-6.50) Societies & Rock Activities & Societies
Competitions
Workshop
6.15-7.10 Supper (6.00 Blk II,6.15 Blk I) Supper (6.15 Blk II,6.30 Blk I) Supper (6.15 Blk II,6.30 Blk I) Supper (6.15 Blk II,6.30 Blk I) Supper (6.15 Blk II,6.30 Blk I) Supper (6.00-7.00) Supper (6.00 - 6.30)
7.00 Production Rehearsals Production Rehearsals Activities and Societies
7.10 Callover in Houses Callover in Houses Callover in Houses Callover in Houses Callover in Houses Callover in Houses Callover in Houses
7.30-9.00 Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Detention (7.00 - 9.00)
Activities are listed in order of priorityNOTES 3
CLIFTON COLLEGE UPPER SCHOOL TIMETABLE MICHAELMAS TERM 2019 WEEK A
MONDAY
MONDAY TUESDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
THURSDAY FRIDAY
FRIDAY SATURDAY
SATURDAY
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Period 2
Period 3
Period 4
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Period 5
Period 6
Period 7
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FRIDAY SATURDAY
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31 Health Centre
1 Coulson Centre: Business Studies, Economics, 31 Health Centre
32 The Fyffe Centre, Psychology & Learning Support
1 Mathematics
Coulson Centre: Business& DT DeptsEconomics,
Studies, 33 Cricket Sixth Form Centre
32Pavilion
Mathematics & DT Depts
2 Moberly’s House Cricket Pavilion
33 House
34 Marshal’s
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3 32 College Road: Bursary, Accounts, Human35 Head Master’s House House
34 Marshal’s
3 32 CollegeResources, Marketing
Road: Bursary, Accounts, Human 36 Worcester House
35 Head Master’s House
Resources, IT Dept, OC
4 Hallward’s Society
House, Dance Studio & Drama Class 37 Wiseman’s House
36 Worcester House
4 Hallward’s House, Dance Studio & Drama Class
5 East Town 38 Holland’s House
37 Wiseman’s House
5 East Town, Dance Studio & Drama Class 39 Faculty of English & Modern Foreign Languages,
6 North Town
6 North Town 38 Holland's House
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
7 Oakeley’s House
7 Oakeley’s House 39 Faculty of English & Modern Foreign
8 62 Clifton Park Road Languages
8 62 Clifton Park Road
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The Preparatory School(EAL)
Additional Language (Ages & 2-13)
Independent
10 10 The Chateau:
The Chateau: Drama&Classrooms,
Health & Safety, Estates DeptHealth & Safety,
& Estates Dept Learning Depts
Redgrave Theatre Office 40 7-8 Northcote Road: Prep School Counsellor, English
11 11 Redgrave
Redgrave Theatre Theatre
as an Additional Language (EAL) & Learning Support,
12 Fives
Fives12Court Court (Ground
& Performance Floor), Gymnasium
Gym(Ground Floor), (First Floor)
Chaplaincy & Multi Faith Room
The Preparatory School (Ages 3-13)
Fitness
13 Joseph
Studio Cooper
(First Music
Floor) School
41 Poole’s House
13 41 Poole’s House
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14 Cooper
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House School 42 Clifton College Nursery
14 School House 42 Clifton College Nursery & IT Dept
15 Watson’s House 43 Hornby Arts Centre
15 Watson’s House 43 Hornby Arts Centre
16 The South Town 44 Bretten Memorial Hall (BMH)
16 The South Town 44 Bretton Memorial Hall (BMH)
17 Big School Kitchen (BSK), Dining Rooms 45 8 The Avenue: Marketing & Admissions Office
17 Big School Kitchen (BSK), Dining Rooms 45 8House
The Avenue: Headmaster’s Office,
46 Hartnell’s
18 The Marshal & Senior Common Room, Chaplaincy Office & Preparatory School
18 The Marshal & Senior Common Room, 47 Merry House: Matthews’ House & Mansfield’s
Print Room (Basement) Admissions
Print Room (Basement)
19 History Dept (Ground Floor),
House(Ground Floor) Science Dept (First Floor)
19 History Dept (Ground Floor), Percival Library (First 46 Hartnell’s House
Percival Library (First Floor) Music Dept (Second Floor)
Floor) 47 Merry House: Matthews’ House &
20 Main Reception (Ground Floor), Synagogue (First 48 Preparatory School: Main Building & School Office
Main Reception Mansfield’s House(Ground Floor) Science
Floor) (Ground Floor),
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21 East Cloister: Head Master’s Office 50 Wollaston’s TownDept (SecondClassrooms
& Downend Floor)
21 East Cloister: Head Master’s
Upper School AdmissionsOffice
51 Tait’s Town & Cambridge
48 Preparatory Classrooms
School:
22 Wilson Tower: Newbolt Room, Main
22 Wilson Tower: Newbolt Room, 52 North Town (P),Building & School
South Town OfficeStudio
(P) & Dance
ICT & Geography Depts
ICT & Geography Depts 49 The Coach House: English as an
53 New Field
23 Chapel Additional
23 Chapel, Chaplaincy 54 Pre-Preparatory: MainLanguage (EAL) &School
School Building, Independent
Office
24 The Crypt (Sixth Form Common Room) Learning Depts
55 Sharpe’s: Year 3 Common Room, Classrooms & Arts
24 The Crypt (Sixth Form Common Room)
Hammond Building: Deputy Heads 50
Centre Wollaston’s Town & Downend Classrooms
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25 Hammond Building: Deputy Heads,
26 School Shop & Rackets
Prichard Room Court.
(FirstSports
Floor)Centre: 51 Tait’s Town & Cambridge Classrooms
Gymnasium, Sports Hall, Pool, Changing Rooms
26 School Shop & Rackets Court. Sports Centre: 52 North Town (P), South Town (P) &
& FitnessGymnasium,
Centre Sports Hall, Pool, Changing Rooms Dance Studio
27 Deliveries&&Fitness
Porters’Centre
Lodge 53 New Field
28 Ceramics (Ground Floor),
27 Deliveries PE Dept
& Porters' (First Floor)
Lodge 54 Pre-Preparatory: Main School Building,
29 Tribe28Building:
CeramicsArt, Classics
(Ground&Floor), PE Dept (First Floor) Headmistresses Office & School Office
Religious Studies & Politics Depts 55 Sharpe’s: Year 3 Common Room,
29 Tribe Building: Art, Classics &
Classrooms & Arts Centre
Religious Studies Depts 7TEACHING STAFF & CLASSROOMS
Name Room Name Room
Mrs Ronnie Ardrey RLA C26 Mrs Miranda Fowler MCF ML12
Miss Sarah Atkinson SEA ML14 Mrs Julia Folland JFO C38
Mr Samuel Aylward SAY LAB A Ms Caroline Francis CFR
Miss Grace Ball GCB LAB Y Mr Jonathan Gardner JDG LAB M
Mrs Andrea Ballance AB C39 Ms Alissa Goefron AGO NR01
Mr Ben Bates BDB 19 Miss Camilla Gold CGO C24
Mrs Mary Beever MSB E22 Miss Charlotte Graveney CGR PE
Mr Robert Beever RB C22 Mr Jo Greenbury JHG SC01
Mr John Bobby JCB PE Mrs Julia Greenbury JMG T6
Mr Liam Bull LB E31 Mr Danny Grewcock DJG
Mr Charles Callandar CTC E34 Dr Tim Greene TMG LAB L
Mr Gary Catchpole GJC C34 Mrs Susannah Griffin STG S202
Mrs Louise Catchpole LAC PE Dr Malcolm Grohmann MJG LAB X
The Rev Simon Chapman SCH C11 Mrs Katie Hamilton KRH 101
Miss Christa Clark CCC C29 Mr Dominic Harris DHA E32a
Miss Hannah Clarke HCL T3 Miss Michelle Harris MH ML22
Miss Sarah Clarke SC E21 Ms Emily Hawkins ERH E21
Mrs Louise Comer LCO Miss Lydia Hawkins LAH LAB T
Miss Rosemary Coombs RKC T1 Mr James Hills JTJH Music
Ms Emma Cordwell ELC ML34 Mr Chris Hughes CMH S204
Mr Stephen Cross SJC C33 Mr Jonathan Hughes JHH 21A
Ms Sophie Cuesta SCU E12 Mrs Louisa Hume LJH LAB J
Miss Lucy Dales LFD ML11 Miss Sian Hurst SMH C10
Ms Rebecca Davies RLD Mrs Victoria Jackson VEJ C19
Miss Samantha Daubney SDA LAB O Dr Anna Jamison ACJ E33
Miss Nina Debowski NDE ML25 Mr Daniel Janke DJJ T5
Mr Matthew Deacon MJD LAB L Mrs Katherine Jeffery KAJ C37
Dr Darron Dean DD 17 Mrs Anne John ANJ 8
Mrs Kate Dodd KAD 107 Mrs Sarah Johnson SAJ 10/21a
Mr Noel Doran ND 201 Dr Clive Jones CJ C35
Mr James Drinkwater JRD Music Mr Patrick Jones PJO LAB D
Miss Toni Duffy TDU LAB V Mrs Emma Kenyon EK C21
Mr Oliver Dunning OJD LAB J Mrs Daisy King DCK 101
Mr Nathan Dyte NDY LAB A Mr Joseph Lane JSL 17
Mr Max Ernest-Jones MEJ S202 Mr Owen Lewis OGL ML21
Mrs Helen Evans HEV Mr Peter Lidington PGL 21
Miss Lucy Fewkes LJF Dance Mr Arnold Lobo ALO LAB C
8Name Room Name Room
Mr Stuart Loughrey SRL PE Mr Adam Sibley ACS 9
Mr Nicholas Luker NCL C47 Mr Llewelin Siddons LLS ML31
Mrs Rebecca Luker RJL LAB E Mr Gilbert Simmons GES C28
Mrs Kate Macleod KM LAB O Miss Helen Skatun HS T8
Mr Nicholas Mills NCM 10 Mr Nicolai Stockfisch NST ML01/26
Mr James Mitchell JMI CCF Miss Jennifer Swallow JES ML25
Mrs Javiera Morales JMO Mr Edward Swanwick ENS 21A
Mrs Anastassia Myers AMY C25 Mr Simon Tait JST 11
Mr Alan Newman ANE Miss Alexandra Tebay ACT C31
Mr Will Nicholl WDN T3 Mr Iwan Thomas IVT E11
Mrs Rhian Orzel RMO Drama Mr Matthew Thomas MGT G4
Mr Alan J O’Sullivan AJO C48 Mr Ernie Tsao ET ML33
Dr Thomas Patrick TP T2 Dr Wingyan Turnock WTU 102
Mrs Charlotte Peploe CP 102 Mrs Alison Wade AW LAB S
Dr Remy Poland RLP LAB S Mr Andrew Wagstaff APW PE3
Miss Tabatha Pritchard TJP POT Mrs Vanessa Walsh VW E01
Ms Naomi Randall NJR Ceramics Mr Gareth Westwater GSW C28
Mrs Sarah Rath SRA 18 Mrs Angela White AW1 101
Mr David Richardson DJR LAB B Mr Paul Wigginton PCW Art
Mr Martin Richmond MJR C14 Mr Allan Wilkie AJW ART
Mr Daniel Robson DR Music Mr James Williams JRW S203
Mr Paul Romaines PWR C12 Mr Martin Williams MW 20
Mr James Rosser JMR Sailing Mrs Kirsty Willis KMW PE
Miss Laura Rudland LMR PE Mrs Rebecca Wimshurst RJW 106
Mr David Saunders DSA Drama Mrs Jen Wood JAW Lab S/S202
Mrs Shannon Schrijver SCS C39
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Map Ref
Room Building (see page 6)
8, 9, 10,11 Central Building (ground floor) 19
13 - 22 & ICT East Cloister / Wilson Tower 21/22
NR 7–8 Northcote Road 40
E and ML Faculty of English & 39
Modern Foreign Languages
T1 - 8 & Art Dept Tribe Building 29
C10 - 49 Coulson Centre 1
S101, 201 - 4 Sixth Form Centre 32
9BLOCK I GRADES
Grades for Effort and Attitude to Learning
Grade Guidelines
All the criteria for Grade 5 are achieved, but in addition, the pupil
6 has engaged in some work of exceptional quality in this grade
Exceptional period. These grades will be awarded sparingly, and details of the
work are forwarded to the Deputy Head (Academic) and House
staff.
Very good effort in all respects. Work always completed to the
5 best of the pupil’s ability. Written work always well researched
Very good and other work well prepared. Excellent attention to detail.
Reading taken well beyond the strict requirements of the course.
Very good contribution in class and excellent concentration.
Good effort. Work completed with attention to research and
4 preparation. Good attempt to research and prepare work
Good outside class. Good attention to details. All reading assignments
completed and some further reading undertaken. Positive
contribution in class and very good concentration.
Adequate effort. Work usually completed with satisfactory
3 attention to research and preparation. Reasonable attention
Satisfactory to details. Work handed in on time. Reading assignments
completed. Good contribution in class and good concentration.
Disappointing effort. Work rarely completed to the best of
2 pupil’s ability and not properly researched or prepared outside
Disappointing class. Insufficient attention to detail. Some work late. Reading
inadequate. Little worthwhile contribution in class and poor
concentration.
Very poor effort. Work not completed to the best of the pupil’s
1 ability with almost no research, planning or attention to detail.
Very poor Work regularly late. Very little reading done outside class. No
positive contribution and poor level of concentration.
Grades for Attainment
The attainment grade will be based solely on work produced since the previous grade using
an A* - U scale.
It is not an A Level prediction, but is directly related to A Level standards.
10BLOCK II GRADES
Grades for Effort and Attitude to Learning
Grade Guidelines
All the criteria for Grade 5 are achieved, but in addition, the pupil
6 has engaged in some work of exceptional quality in this grade
Exceptional period. These grades will be awarded sparingly, and details of the
work are forwarded to the Deputy Head (Academic) and House
staff.
Very good Good effort in all respects. All work completed to the
5 very best of the pupil’s ability. Excellent contribution in class.
Very good Courteous, conscientious and punctual.
Good effort. Prep is always completed on time and with a high
4 degree of effort. Very good contribution in class. Courteous and
Good punctual.
Adequate effort. Prep is usually completed on time and with
3 satisfactory effort. Generally good contribution in class. Generally
Satisfactory courteous and punctual.
Disappointing effort. Prep rarely completed to the best of pupil’s
2 ability. Prep sometimes late. Books/equipment forgotten. Poor
Disappointing contribution in class. Lack of courtesy, often unpunctual.
Very poor effort. Prep not completed to the best of the pupil’s
1 ability. Prep regularly late. Books/equipment regularly forgotten.
Very poor No positive contribution in class. Regularly unpunctual or often
ill-mannered.
Grades for Attainment
The attainment grade will be based solely on work produced since the previous grade using a 9 - 1 scale.
In the Fourth and Fifth Forms, it is not an (I)GCSE prediction, but is directly related to (I)GCSE standards.
11JAN
JANUARY
Fri 3 6.00pm Rackets: Boasters' weekend (ends Sun 5th January 5pm)
Rackets Courts
Sat 4 11.00am Boys' Hockey: 1st XI Pre Season training Beggar's Bush
Sun 5 9.30am Boys' Hockey: 1st XI Pre Season training Beggar's Bush
WEEK 1 WEEK B
Chapel Week: Chaplain
Mon 6 Closing date for the 13+ Music Scholarships
9.00am Staff Meeting Prichard Room
9.45-10.30am ALL TEACHING STAFF INSET WORKSHOPS Redgrave Theatre
10.30am Coffee SCR
11.00am-12.45pm Departmental meetings Departments
From 12.45pm Lunch with House Teams Houses
1.45-2.15pm Heads of Departments meeting Kendrew Room
2.30-3.15pm Cross-College Heads of Departments meeting Various
3.15-4.45pm Staff INSET for Netball Coaches Sports Hall
3.15-4.30pm Staff INSET for Football Coaches Beggar's Bush
3.15-4.30pm Staff INSET for Hockey Coaches Triple Courts
5.00-7.00pm Mathematics IGCSE Revision Session Coulson Centre
Overnight stay for boarders doing Mathematics IGCSE
Tue 7 8.45am IGCSE Mathematics Examination Prichard Room
8.45-10.15am ALL TEACHING STAFF PASTORAL INSET
10.15-10.45am Coffee SCR
10.45-11.15am Beginning of Term Service Chapel
11.15am-12.00noon 6th Form PSHE team meeting Kendrew Room
12.00noon-1.30pm Lunch Upper Floor Big School
1.00-3.00pm Pre-Season training: Boys' Hockey (All age groups) Beggar's Bush
1.30-3.30pm Pre-Season training: Netball (All age groups) Beggar's Bush
pm Boarders return Houses
6.00pm Supper BSK
8.00pm Callover in Boarding Houses
Wed 8 TEACHING BEGINS
8.30am Chapel Chapel
8.45am Whole School assembly Chapel
9.00am House meetings (All Tutors to attend) Houses
9.40am Normal routine starting with Period 2
Thu 9 am U6th Business BTEC examination (Unit 2)
7.45am Clifton Parents' Networking Breakfast Pavilion
12JAN
Fri 10 6.00pm Deadline for writing rugby and hockey reports for the
Cliftonian Magazine
7.00pm Drama trip: Snow White Tobacco Factory
Sat 11 9.00-10.00am 3rd Form Pastoral Lecture: Ben Smith Redgrave Theatre
Football Trial Matches Beggar's Bush
Boys' Hockey v Prior Park College: 1 st & 2nd XI (H),
U15A & B, U14A & B (A)
Netball v King Edward's School Bath: 1st, 3rd & 4th VII, U15B (A)
Cross Country: Downside Trophy (A)
For start times of Saturday afternoon sports fixtures please
consult the Clifton College website
WEEK 2 L6th EXAMINATIONS WEEK WEEK A
Chapel Week: 6th Form Enrichment & Clifton in the Community
Mon 13 9.40am Matrons' meeting Newbolt Room
6.45pm Nicholas Hammond Society: Junior Scholars Languages Café
Tue 14 am U6th Business BTEC examination (Unit 3)
8.45am IGCSE English Language Examination Prichard Room
1.00pm SCR Committee Meeting SCR
2.00pm Rackets v Cheltenham College (H)
5.00pm Library Committee meeting Percival Library
5.30pm Philosophy and Law Society Bradley Room
Wed 15 8.45am IGCSE Mathematics Examination Prichard Room
2.55-3.45pm U6th Form Lecture: Student Finance Redgrave Theatre
5.00pm Teaching and Learning Group meeting SCR
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 16 8.20am Morning Recital: Stella Yang (Cello) OH Music School
2.00pm Rugby Sevens Triangular competition: U18
4.00-6.30pm Limitless Dance auditions (all pupils welcome)
Avenue Dance Studio
5.45pm Economics and Business Society Kendrew Room
Fri 17 1.30pm Pastoral Planning Committee Stone Library
1.30pm Junior Debating: Quarter-Final 1
5.00-7.00pm Science Society: CSI evening Kendrew Room
Sat 18 8.00-8.35am Chapel Choir rehearsal Chapel
8.40am *Upper School Service. Preacher: Daniel Janke Chapel
9.30am Lessons as normal from period 2
Cross Country: Somerset Schools' Championships (A) Bath
Netball v Millfield School: 1
st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th VII, U15A, B & C (A)
U14A, B, C & D (H)
13JAN
Football v Blundell's School: 1st, 2nd & 3rd XI (H)
Football v Llandaff Cathedral School: 2nd & 4th XI, U15A & U14A (H)
Football v Marlborough College: U15B & U14B (A)
Boys' Hockey v Colston's School: 1 st & 2nd XI (A)
U15A & B, U14A & B (H)
Sailing v Prior Park College: 2nd & U16B (H)
WEEK 3 GCSE MOCK EXAMINATIONS WEEK WEEK B
Chapel Week: Music
Mon 20 Boys' Hockey: U16 County Tournament
Tue 21 13+ Music Scholarship Examinations Music School
2.00pm Rackets v Malvern College (H)
5.30-9.00pm Bristol Geography Conference Bristol University
Wed 22 Deadline for ABRSM exam entries
All day 6th Form Photography trip NPG and Tate Modern
9.30am-3.30pm RSC Top of the Bench Competition (select group of pupils)
Bristol University
1.30pm Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award: Route Planning Armoury
1.30-2.20pm Careers talk: Working in the Drama Industry
East Town Drama Room
5.00pm Academic Planning Committee meeting Newbolt Room
5.00pm French Department Bake-Off Languages Café
6.00pm Student Library Advisory Council meeting Percival Library
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 23 am Boys' Hockey: U18 County Tournament
8.20am Morning Recital: Morgan Strinati (Trumpet) MH Music School
1.15-6.00pm Lawyers' Mock Trial, with Colston's Girls School UWE
2.00pm Rackets v Eton College (A)
2.15pm Football v Rougemont School: U15B & U14B (H)
6.00pm History Society Room 10
6.00pm L6th exam results entered
Fri 24 Closing date for 13+ Drama Scholarship
Chinese 11.55am-12.50pm 5th Form Author visit: Temi Oh Redgrave Theatre
New Year
1.30pm Junior Debating: Quarter-Final 2
1.30-2.20pm Creative Writing workshop: Temi Oh Percival Library
5.30-7.00pm Parent talk. Changing Faces of Career Pathways RedgraveTheatre
7.00pm Chinese New Year meal
Sat 25 Football v Bromsgrove School: 1st & 2nd XI (A) 3rd, 4th & 5th XI (H)
14JAN
Boys' Hockey v Taunton School: 1 st, 2nd & 3rd XI (A)
U15A & B, U14A & B (H)
Netball v B ristol Grammar School: 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th (A)
U15A, B, C & D, U14A, B, C & D (H)
Sailing v Millfield School: 1st & U16A (H)
Sun 26 All day Rugby Sevens: U18 (A) Millfield School
Rowing: Head of the Taff Cardiff
8.00am Ten Tors training Dartmoor
7.00pm Watson's House Performance Evening Music School
WEEK 4 WEEK A
Chapel Week: Moberly's House
Mon 27 9.00am Block I and II Grades (staff deadline)
Holocaust 9.30am-5.00pm Mental Health First Aid course (2 day)
Memorial
Day 6.00pm Staff meeting Kendrew Room
7.10pm Advanced Performance Platform Music School
Tue 28 8.30am-3.30pm Mock GCSE Art & Sculpture examinations
9.30am-5.00pm Mental Health First Aid course (2 day)
2.00pm Rackets v Winchester College (A)
5.30pm Philosophy and Law Society Bradley Room
Wed 29 8.30am-3.30pm Mock GCSE Art & Sculpture examinations
1.30pm Block I Tutorial Team meeting Kendrew Room
2.55-3.45pm 6th Form Debating: Quarter-Finals Chapel/Prichard
5.00pm Heads of Departments meeting Newbolt Room
5.30pm L6th and U6th Modern Languages Debates 4-5 Worcester Road
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 30 am British Mathematical Olympiad (Round 2) Bradley Room
8.20am Morning Recital: Mac Ward (Tuba) SH Music School
9.00am Boys' Hockey: U14 County Tournament Beggar's Bush
2.00pm Rugby Sevens Triangular competition: U18 (H)
2.15pm Swimming v King's College Taunton & Cheltenham College (H)
4.30-6.30pm RSC Chemistry Teachers' meeting Science School
6.00pm GCSE Mock exam results entered
Fri 31 1.30pm Junior Debating: Quarter-Final 3
5.15-5.45pm L6th Parents' Meeting: Parents' and Pupils' talk Chapel
5.45-7.45pm L6th Parents' Meeting appointments Various rooms
5.45pm Rehearsals for Band Night Redgrave Theatre
7.45pm Band Night Redgrave Theatre
15FEB
FEBRUARY
Upper School Open Morning
Sat 1
All day
6th Form History of Art Conference Ascot
2.30pm
6th Form Drama trip: A Taste of Honey Trafalgar Studios London
Fencing: SW Regional Competition: Foil (A)
Football v Monmouth School: 1st & 2nd XI (A)
3rd & 4th XI, U14A & B (H)
Boys' Hockey v Exeter School: 1st & 2nd XI (H) U15B, U14A & B (A)
Netball v Kingswood School: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th VII (H)
U15A, B, C & D, U14A, B, C & D (A)
Sailing v Sherborne School: 1st & U16A (Wilton Shield Leg 1) (A)
Sun 2 8.00am Ten Tors training (returns 6.00pm) Dartmoor
All day Model United Nations Conference: Bristol Grammar School
All day Rugby Sevens Christ College Brecon: U18 (A)
WEEK 5 WEEK B
Chapel Week: Charities
Mon 3 All week Block II Modern Languages Poetry Recital heats
Tue 4 11.00am U6th Biologists trip to University Research Labs Bristol University
4.00-6.00pm Bristol Schools' Single Mathematics Competition
Badminton School
4.30pm Football v Clifton High School: U15A & U14A (A)
5.00pm Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Award: Route Planning (Group A)
Armoury
6.00pm Long HoMs meeting Newbolt Room
Wed 5 1.30-2.25pm 5th Form Tutorial Team meeting tbc
pm Arkwright Scholarship Examination
5.30pm Student Council meeting Kendrew Room
5.45 - 7.00pm MFL Film Society: German film Languages Café
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 6 Year 7 pre-assessment
8.20am Morning Recital: Dong Ha Hoang (Voice) ET Music School
All day Harry Potter Book Day Events: Triwizard Tournament
Various locations
8.45am-1.00pm UKMT Intermediate Mathematics Challenge Prichard Room
5.00pm Film Screening: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Percival Library
16FEB
Fri 7 7.55am Block II Modern Languages Poetry Recital Finals
Languages Café
1.30pm Junior Debating: Quarter-Final 4
5.15-5.45pm 5th Form Parents' Meeting: Parents' and Pupils' talk Chapel
5.45-7.45pm 5th Form Parents' Meeting appointments Various rooms
Sat 8 Rowing: Head of the Severn
Football v Bristol Grammar School: U15A & U14A (A),
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th XI (H)
Netball v King's College Taunton: 1
st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th VII (A)
U15A & B, U14A, B & C (H)
Boys' Hockey v King's College Taunton: 1 st, 2nd & 3rd XI (H),
U15A & B, U14A & B (A)
Sailing v Sherborne School: 1st & U16A (Wilton Shield Leg 2) (H)
Sun 9 House Drama Festival begins
8.30am Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Award: Expedition Training Day
(Group A)
10.00am Rugby Sevens Shiplake College: U18 (A)
5.00pm Oakeley's House Play Redgrave Theatre
6.30pm Watson's House Play Redgrave Theatre
8.00pm Worcester House Play Redgrave Theatre
WEEK 6 WEEK A
Chapel Week: The South Town
Mon 10 7.30pm East Town Play Redgrave Theatre
Tu B'Shevat 9.00pm Moberly's House Play Redgrave Theatre
Tue 11 Safer Internet Day
2.00pm Rackets v Malvern: Juniors (A)
2.00pm Boys' Hockey v Malvern College: 1st XI (H)
4.00-6.00pm Bristol Schools' Further Mathematics Competition SMRT
5.00pm Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Award: Route Planning (Group B)
Armoury
6.00pm North Town Play Redgrave Theatre
7.30pm The South Town Play Redgrave Theatre
9.00pm School House Play Redgrave Theatre
Wed 12 Home Clothes Day
All day F1 Into Schools: SW Regional Final (STEM Club) (return 5.30pm)
1.30pm Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award: Route Planning Armoury
1.30-2.25pm 3rd and 4th Form Tutorial Team meetings Various
2.55-3.45pm 6th Form Debating: Quarter-Finals Redgrave Theatre
17FEB
6.30pm 6th Form History Lecture Bristol University
7.30pm Holland's House Play Redgrave Theatre
9.00pm Hallward's House Play Redgrave Theatre
Thu 13 7.45am Clifton Parents' Networking Breakfast Pavilion
1.45pm Senior Inter-House Football Beggar's Bush
1.45pm Junior Inter-House Hockey Beggar's Bush
6.00pm History Society Room 10
7.30pm West Town Play Redgrave Theatre
9.00pm Wiseman's House Play Redgrave Theatre
Fri 14 Deadline for Calendar Entries for the Summer Term
8.30am Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Award: Expedition Training Day
(Group B)
11.55am House Drama Festival Awards Ceremony Chapel
Closing date for submission of A Level options (5th Form)
1.00pm HALF-TERM EXEAT BEGINS
6.00pm Boys' Hockey v OC XI: Ryan Bresnahan Trophy Beggar's Bush
Sat 15 Rowing: Worcester Head
WEEK 7 HALF-TERM WEEK
Fri 21 Ten Tors Training (until 23rd Feburary)
Sun 23 From 11.00am Bags can be dropped at the Sports Centre
All day Rugby Sevens Christ College Brecon: U18 (A)
6.00pm Boarding Houses open
9.30pm Half-term Exeat ends: Callover in Boarding Houses
WEEK 8 U6th MOCK EXAMINATIONS WEEK WEEK A
Chapel Week: Art
Mon 24 13+ Academic Scholarships, Round 1 (until Wednesday 26th
February)
6.45pm Nicholas Hammond Society: Junior Scholars Languages Café
Tue 25 10.30-10.55am Inter-House Pancake Race Percival Library
2.00pm Rackets v Radley (H)
Depart 2.45pm House Cup Runs
5.00pm Calendar Committee meeting Newbolt Room
5.30pm Philosophy and Law Society Bradley Room
6.00-9.00pm 6th Form Geography Society competition Bristol University
7.00pm Drama trip: The Realistic Joneses Bath Theatre Royal
18FEB
Wed 26 All dayRSC Analytical Chemistry Competition (3 L6th students)
Ash All dayL6th History and Politics trip to the UK Parliament
Wednesday
11.00am Student v Staff Quiz Qualifier: World Book Day Percival Library
12.30-2.00pm Lenten Lunch East Cloister
2.55-3.45pm 6th Form Lecture: Advance Unifrog Chapel
5.00pm Teaching & Learning Group meeting SCR
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 27 8.20am Morning Recital: Julia Terry (Voice) WT Music School
10.30-10.55am Student v Staff Quiz Qualifier: World Book Day Percival Library
pm Cross Country: Marlborough (A)
2.00pm Rackets v Marlborough College & Charterhouse School (A)
Marlborough College
5.00pm Inter-House Chess Tournament: Round 1 Lab S
5.15pm Co-curriculum Committee meeting Newbolt Room
5.45pm Economics and Business Society Kendrew Room
Fri 28 1.30pm-5.00pm Site Specific Dance trip
1.30-2.15pm Careers talk Kendrew Room
1.30pm Junior Debating: Semi-Final 1
5.15pm 3rd Form Parents' Meeting talk Chapel
5.45-8.00pm 3rd Form Parents' Meeting appointments Various Locations
Sat 29 GCSE & A Level Design Technology Coursework
- Practical deadline
Cross Country: Sherborne Trophy (A)
Rowing: Avon County Spring Head Saltford
Netball v Taunton School: teams tbc
Football v Malvern College: U 15A & B, U14A & B (A)
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th XI (H)
Boys' Hockey v Bristol Grammar School: 1st & 2nd XI (H),
U15A & B, U14A & B (A)
Sailing v Worcestershire Youth: 1st & U16B (H)
19MAR
MARCH
Sun 1 All day Rugby Sevens tournament: U18 (A) Colston's School
St David's Day All day Clifton Girls' Rugby Sevens tournament: U18 (H) Clifton College
WEEK 9 NATIONAL CAREERS WEEK WEEK B
Chapel Week: Careers
Mon 2 2.00pm Rugby Sevens Bristol Schools: U14 (A) Colston's School
7.00pm Concert: Spotlight on Soloists Music School
Tue 3 All day 16+ Scholarship Testing
All day 4th form Modern Languages trip Oxford
9.30am-5.00pm Mental Health Champions' Course (1 day)
10.30am Flash Fiction Competition Launch Percival Library
2.00pm Rackets v Wellington College (H)
4.30pm Football v Clifton High School: U16A (H)
5.00pm Big School Committee meeting BSK
6.00-9.00pm German Fasching Party Badminton School
Wed 4 7.30am U6th History Conference: Germany London Irish Centre
All day Workshop for Art Scholars Art Department
9.30am Matrons' meeting Newbolt Room
10.30am Flash Fiction Competition launch Percival Library
1.30-2.25pm House Tutorial Team meetings Houses
1.30pm Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award: Route Planning Armoury
5.00pm Academic Planning Committee meeting Newbolt Room
5.00pm Associated Board Theory Examinations Music School
6.00pm Joint Long HoMs meeting
7.00pm Geography Film Night Geography Department
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 5 Year 7 pre-assessment
Closing date for submission of GCSE options (3rd Form)
7.30am U6th History Conference (Tudor) London Irish Centre
7.45am Clifton Parents' Networking Breakfast Pavilion
8.20am Morning Recital: Benson Zhou (Piano/Voice) WiH Music School
All day World Book Day workshops Various locations
All day UKMT Team Maths Challenge Regional Round: Years 8 & 9
(selected pupils only) Colston's School
9:40-10:30am 4th Form Poet visit: Antosh Wojcik Chapel
10.30-10.55am Student v Staff Quiz Final: World Book Day Percival Library
pm Cross Country: Marden Trophy King's School, Bruton
2.00pm Rugby Sevens Bristol Schools: U16 (A) Bristol Grammar School
20MAR
5.00pm Inter-House Chess Tournament: Round 2 Lab S
5.45pm Modern Languages Department Poetry Evening (6th Form)
Languages Café
6.00pm U6th Mock exam results entered
6.00pm History Society Room 10
Fri 6 All day 29th Bath International Schools Model United Nations Conference
(finishes Sunday 6th March) Kingswood School, Bath
1.30-2.15pm Careers talk Kendrew Room
1.30-2.30pm Senior Physics Challenge (AS) Physics Department
6.30pm Parents' Pastoral talk Prichard Room
Sat 7 RAF Gliding for 6 cadets TBC
9.00am-1.00pm Council Meeting Newbolt Room
10.55-11.20am Percival Library Celebration of International Women's Day
Percival Library
1.45pm Inter-House Netball Beggar's Bush
Football v Sherborne School: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th XI (A)
U15A & B, U14A & B (H)
Boys' Hockey v King Edward's School Bath: 1 st & 2nd XI, U14A & B (H)
U15A & B (A)
Sailing v Chew Valley Lake SC: 1st & U16A (H)
7.30-9.30pm 3rd Form Safari Supper Houses
Sun 8 Rowing: Gloucester Head
8.30am Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Award: Expedition Training Day
(Group A)
10.00am Rugby Sevens West of England: U18, U16 & U14 (A) Taunton
WEEK 10 WEEK A
Chapel Week: Holland's House
Mon 9 9.00am 5th Form reports and grades entered (staff deadline)
Purim 6.45-7.30pm International Singing Competition Music School
Tue 10 13+ Drama Scholarship assessment
Purim 4th Form Business trip
2.00pm Rackets v Marlborough (H)
pm Inter-House Badminton Sports Hall
From 4.45pm Music rehearsal for Joseph Cooper Concert Chapel
5.00pm Assistant HoMs meeting Newbolt Room
5.30pm Philosophy and Law Society Bradley Room
7.30pm Joseph Cooper Concert Chapel
21MAR
Wed 11 All day Bristol Schools' Partnership Inter- Schools Debate
(3rd and 4th Form)
1.30pm Heads of Departments meeting Kendrew Room
2.55-3.45pm 6th Form Debating: Semi Finals Chapel/Prichard
6.00 - 7.30pm Year 8 Information Evening Chapel/Percival Library
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 12 8.20am Morning Recital: Looth Abdul Sattar & Andy Small (Voice) NT
Music School
8.30am GCSE Art and 6th Form Classical Civilisation trip
(returns 4.30pm) Oxford Ashmolean Museum
pm Bristol Schools' Rugby Sevens: U18 (A) QEH
4.00pm Football v Kingswood School: 2nd & 5th XI (H)
4.00pm Football v Wycliffe College: 1st, 3rd & 4th XI (A)
5.00pm Inter-House Chess Tournament: Round 3 Lab S
5.45pm Economics and Business Society Kendrew Room
6.00pm 4th & L6th Form reports and grades entered (staff deadline)
7.30-9.00pm International Students' Committee Karaoke JCR
Fri 13 Closing date for 13+ Academic and Art Scholarships
1.30pm Junior Debating: Semi-Final 2
1.30-2.15pm Careers talk: Careers & Qualifications in the Creative Industries
Kendrew Room
1.35-2.20pm Pi Day Competition Prichard Room
6.00pm 5th Form tutor reports entered (staff deadline)
6.30pm Hallward's House Perfomance evening
7.30pm CCF Regimental Dinner (U6th only) Newbolt Room
Sat 14 7.00am A level and GCSE Dance trip: Move It London
Badminton trip: All England Championships Birmingham
Netball v Dean Close School: 1 st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th VII (H),
U15A, B, C & D, U14A, B, C & D (A)
Football: Boarding v Day 1st, 2nd & Jnr XI (H)
Boys' Hockey v Kingswood School: 1 st & 2nd XI (A), U15A & B,
U14A & B (H)
Cross Country: English Schools Championships
Sun 15 8.30am Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Award: Expedition Training Day
(Group B)
22MAR
WEEK 11 WEEK B
Chapel Week: Hallward's House
Mon 16 9.00am U6th Form reports and grades entered (staff deadline)
Tue 17 All day Fencing: Public Schools Competition (A)
St Patrick's (returns Wednesday 18th March) Crystal Palace
Day 7.30am L6th Tudor History Conference London Irish Centre
5.00pm Chapel and Preparatory School Choirs' rehearsal
6.00pm 4th & L6th Form tutor reports entered (staff deadline)
6.00-7.30pm Book Launch: Fire Boy Percival Lbrary
Wed 18 Rowing: Schools' Head
1.30pm Block I Tutorial Team meeting Kendrew Room
1.30pm Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award: Route Planning Armoury
7.00pm Chapel and Preparatory School Choirs' Concert
8.30pm Christian Forum Languages Café
Thu 19 Year 7 pre-assessment
8.20am Morning Recital: Calver Barnes (Sax/Trombone/Piano) ET
Music School
am UKMT Intermediate Mathematical Kangaroo & Olympiad
Prichard Room
1.45pm The Pens
4.30-6.30pm RSC Chemistry Teachers meeting Science School
5.00pm Inter-House Chess Tournament: Semi-finals and Final Lab S
6.00pm History Society Room 10
Fri 20 All day LAMDA examinations Drama Studio
IGCSE German Orals
Rowing: Oarsport Junior Sculling Head
9.00am U6th Form tutor reports entered (staff deadline)
1.30pm Junior Debating Final
5.00pm SCR Meeting Prichard Room
7.00pm Wiseman's House Entertainment Evening Music School
7.00-9.00pm Astronomy Lecture. Colin Stuart: How to think like an Astronaut
Kendrew Room
Sat 21 GCSE & A Level Design Technology Coursework - Folder deadline
World Poetry Day
All day Sailing NSSA Two Boat Regatta: 1st, 2nd, U16A & B (A)
8.00-8.35am Chapel Choir
8.40am *Upper School Service. Preacher Rev Simon Potter
(Associate Vicar St Mary's Stoke Bishop) Chapel
23MAR
9.30am Lessons as normal from period 2
Netball v C heltenham Ladies College: 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th VII,
U15A, B & C & U14A, B & C (A)
Football v The Oratory School: U15A & B, U14A & B (H)
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th XI (A)
Boys Hockey v Millfield: 1st, 2nd, 3rd (H), U15A, B & U14A, B (A)
7.00pm Team Sports' Dinners
Sun 22 Rackets: Public Schools Doubles Championship begins
Mothering (ends 22nd March) Queen's Club
Sunday
8.00am Ten Tors training Dartmoor
WEEK 12 WEEK A
Chapel Week: Chaplain & SCR
Mon 23 Associated Board Practical Examinations (provisional date)
Music School
11.55am-12.40pm Great Clifton Read-Off Ceremony Chapel
7.00pm Music Tech in the Crypt
Tue 24 1.45pm Girls' Inter House Basketball Sports Hall
1.45pm Junior Inter-House Football Beggar's Bush
1.45pm Senior Inter-House Hockey Beggar's Bush
3.00pm Pre-Preparatory School Spring Service Chapel
5.30pm Philosophy and Law Society Bradley Room
6.00pm 5th Form Enterprise Programme: Finals Night Prep School Hall
Depart 6.30pm National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition (U16)
Rosslyn Park
Wed 25 National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition (U16)
Rosslyn Park
Chemistry workshop: Spectroscopy in a Suitcase
U6th A level Business Studies Revision Conference Vue Cinemas
2.55-3.45pm 6th Form Debating: Final Redgrave Theatre
Depart 6.30pm National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition (U18 & U14)
Rosslyn Park
7.00pm Choral Congers Concert Chapel
Thu 26 Departing 4.45am Physics trip (returns 30th March 11.00pm) Florida
Departing 7.30am Tennis tour (returns 30th March 11.30pm) Portugal
Departing 8.30am French trip (returns 30th March 8.45pm) Paris
National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition Final (U16)
Rosslyn Park
National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition (U18 & U14)
Rosslyn Park
24MAR
3.30pm Flash Fiction Competition deadline
3.30pm TERM ENDS
Depart 6.00pm National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition (Girls U18)
Rosslyn Park
Fri 27 6.00am 3rd Form Battlefields trip to Ypres and The Somme
(returns Monday 30th March)
National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition (Girls U18)
Rosslyn Park
National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition Finals (U14)
Rosslyn Park
National Schools' Rugby Sevens Festival Competition Finals (U18)
Rosslyn Park
Sat 28 12.00noon Sedbergh Rugby Tens: U18 (A) (returns March 30th)
WEEK 13
Tue 31 Cricket tour: 1st XI & U15 (returns 9th April) Dubai
Monday Apr 13 Easter Revision Course (finishes Friday 17th April)
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The Clifton College
Behaviour Policy including School Rules
Clifton College is dedicated to ensuring that our school environment
supports learning and the wellbeing of pupils and staff through a strong
sense of community cohesion. Cooperation, support, and respect are the
foundations of our community and we work hard to provide a safe school
where pupils feel included in every aspect of school life and comfortable
to voice their opinions.
This policy outlines what we expect from all our pupils in terms of
their behaviour. It extends to all members of our school community
and is written in line with the College’s ‘Vision, Values, Behaviours and
Attributes’. Good behaviour and self-discipline have strong links to
effective learning, and are vital for pupils to carry with them both during
and after their school years.
1. AIMS
Clifton College believes that all pupils should be aware of the standards
of behaviour that are expected of them and take responsibility for
promoting these standards. Courtesy, good manners and high standards
of behaviour are expected of Cliftonians at all times. We hope that by
encouraging positive behaviour we can promote good relationships
throughout the school built on trust and understanding, and that through
the use of this policy we can support all of our pupils in developing a
high level of social awareness. Our aim is to ensure that all our pupils
leave the school with the key skills they need to continue to progress to
the best of their ability in all areas of life. The purpose of the rules is to
enable the school to function to the best advantage of all its members
and neighbouring community. The aim is to promote a happy, safe and
enjoyable environment for everyone.
272. THE COLLEGE’S CORE VALUES AND THE PUPIL’S CODE OF CONDUCT It is all pupils’ duty to abide by the Core Values and Behaviours of the College and comply with the pupil’s Code of Conduct and School Rules. The Code of Conduct and School Rules apply at all times during term time, both in and out of school and when pupils are on trips or visits. 2.1 College’s Core Values We have three core values, which underpin the College’s overall culture. Integrity - We treat each other with kindness, sincerity and respect. We are liberal and open-minded, free from prejudice and affectation. We strive to make a positive difference in everything we do. Spirit - We are determined to explore and develop what excites and motivates us, to fulfil our potential and realise our dreams. We are driven by this ambition. Resilience - We believe everyone should be empowered and supported to take risks. We are not afraid of setbacks. We learn from our successes and challenges, and through reflection build inner strength. We are curious, adventurous and intellectually agile. 2.2 Pupil’s Code of Conduct • Treat others as you would like to be treated yourself. • Demonstrate good manners and helpful and considerate behaviour at all times. • Be conscientious in your attitude to work and school commitments, aiming to do your best at every opportunity. • Be punctual by being accountable and responsible for your time. • Allow others to work without disturbance. • Care for and respect other people’s welfare and property. • Look after and respect the physical environment of the College. • Ensure that harm does not come to yourselves or others.
• Cooperate with others in a spirit of trust, mutual support and
common purpose.
• Be an ambassador for the College by giving service to Clifton and the
wider Bristol Communities.
• Contribute widely to House and school activities.
Whilst the expectation is that all pupils will follow the Code of Conduct,
Clifton College believes that it is important to encourage good behaviour
throughout the school by celebrating and rewarding good behaviour, as
detailed in the school’s Rewards and Sanctions.
3. STANDARDS OF BEHAVIOUR
3.1 School
The school understands that the first step to modelling good behaviour
is to lead by example, which means that all staff, volunteers, and
anyone else who comes to the school must act responsibly and
professionally, and will never denigrate pupils or colleagues. We work
hard to ensure that discipline is consistent across the school so that
behaviour boundaries and sanctions are clear to all and are applied
fairly, proportionately, and without discrimination, taking into account
SEN needs and disabilities as well as the additional challenges that
some vulnerable pupils may face. We recognise our legal duties under
the Equality Act 2010 in respect of pupils with SEN and/or disabilities.
Staff are trained to deal with behavioural issues as part of their continual
professional development.
We work with parents to understand their children and their behaviour
and believe that behaviour boundaries and sanctions, good support
systems, praise, and rewards for good behaviour are an important
part of building an effective learning community. The school will report
behaviour, good or bad, to parents regularly. We encourage parents to
communicate with the school if they have a concern about their child’s
behaviour, and we will do as much as is possible to support parents, as
and when they need it. We promote good behaviour within the school
curriculum and reminders of school rules and expected standards of
behaviour are published in the pupils’ calendar.
29The school will take all reasonable measures to ensure the safety and
wellbeing of all pupils and staff and this includes protection from
bullying. We aim to combat bullying and other harmful behaviour using,
amongst others, preventative strategies through the active development
of pupils’ social, emotional and behavioural skills. For more information,
see section 4.7 of this policy.
3.2 Pupils
Pupils are expected to follow the pupil code of conduct and to obey the
school rules, listen, follow instructions by staff, and accept and learn
from any sanctions that they receive.
3.3 Parents
Parents play a big part in ensuring that their children are responsible for
their own behaviour and progress in school. We ask parents to work with
the school in support of their child’s learning, which includes informing
the school of any special education needs or personal factors that may
result in their child displaying unexpected behaviour. We ask that parents
be prepared to attend meetings at the school with staff or the Head
Master to discuss their child’s behaviour.
4. THE SCHOOL RULES
When rules are broken, sanctions may be imposed by the Head Master,
Deputy Heads, Housemasters/mistresses (HoM) or Teaching Staff,
depending on the circumstances. Sanctions are imposed in order to
protect the communal life of the College and to make it clear that certain
actions are unacceptable. The school’s aim is always to be clear and
fair, and to explain the reasons for any punishments given so that those
involved can reflect on their actions and understand what is expected.
Sanctions range from Marshal’s Extra Duties (MED) and detentions to
gating and suspension. (Praepostors may recommend minor sanctions
for pupils who contravene the rules to the Marshal or Deputy Head
Pastoral).
(Detail of the sanctions can be found in the School’s Rewards and
Sanctions Policy).
30In some cases members of staff will confiscate items and can search
a pupil or their belongings if they suspect they are in possession of
prohibited items. (For further information see the School’s Policy on
Searching and Confiscation).
Rules apply in term time when at school, when travelling to or from
school, during work experience, school trips, or extended school
activities such as sports events, or any event where poor behaviour
might jeopardise the chances of future pupils participating. Day
pupils, or boarders on exeat, should expect to be treated in the same
way as boarders if they are involved in the same incident. Any off-site
misbehaviour could result in sanctions. Behaviour that has a negative
impact on the reputation of the College may result in sanctions. The
College reserves the right to impose sanctions for poor behaviour that
occurs outside of term time or the normal school day if such behaviour
is likely to have a negative impact on the College or members of the
College community.
For legal and safety reasons, certain activities require specific
permission. In addition, some areas of the College have their own
particular rules.
4.1 Unacceptable Behaviour
The following behaviour is regarded as completely unacceptable and will
result in disciplinary actions as outlined in the Rewards and Sanctions
Policy, and may be punishable by suspension or expulsion. This list is not
exhaustive.
• Verbal or physical abuse to staff, pupils and others
• Rude, derogatory, racist or defamatory language
• Indecent behaviour, sexual abuse and assault
• Damage to property, arson and theft
• Serious actual or threatened violence against another pupil or a
member of staff
• Whilst in the care of the school, sexual relationships are not allowed
31• nder no circumstances will illegal or inappropriate items be brought
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into school (this includes carrying or using weapons of any kind)
• Gambling and betting are forbidden, as are organisation or
involvement in sweepstakes, subscription or payment for activities
without specific permission of a member of staff
• Pupils must not contact any form of the media directly or indirectly
without the permission of the Head Master.
4.2 The Academic Day
• During study periods pupils must work quietly in their own studies,
the Percival Library or other study areas. Pupils must not be in
recreational areas during lesson times, unless accompanied by a
member of staff.
• During prep pupils should complete all current work assignments
and then, if time permits, continue with reading or music practice.
• Pupils are expected to do all work set to the best of their ability and
to hand it in on time.
• Punctuality is required at all times. In practice, this means arriving
early for all commitments.
• Pupils must inform staff in advance of any official absence. If for
any reason a commitment is missed accidentally, an apology and
explanation should be given within 24 hours.
• Pupils missing academic lessons to attend a music lesson must seek
permission 24 hours in advance from the member of staff.
• Pupils may not wander around the School during lesson time. If
a member of staff is not present at the start of a lesson, pupils
are expected to seek advice from another member of staff, or a
representative should go to the Deputy Heads’ Office. Only with
permission should Sixth Form pupils return to their studies to work
for the remainder of that single lesson.
• Visits to plays, concerts, or other functions may be allowed if
permission has been granted by the Housemaster/mistress; no pupil
32may miss more than one evening of prep per week – work must be
made up unless specifically remitted by the Housemaster/mistress.
Pupils in Block II may only visit local entertainments in officially
organised groups.
4.3 Attendance
• Unauthorised absence from school is not allowed.
• Only House and Health Centre staff, or the parent of a day pupil,
can decide whether a pupil should stay out of lessons. Under no
circumstances may pupils decide for themselves whether they are fit
or not.
• All pupils must attend registration in House twice each day at 8.15am
and 1.25pm.
• All pupils must sign in and out each time they enter or exit the
House. Depending on the House this may be by a card system or a
slider. Day pupils and day boarders must sign in to their Houses by
8.15am in the morning, and sign out again when they leave for home.
• Lock-up for boarders is at 7.20pm, when a call-over is held in
Houses. After this time, pupils may not leave their Houses without
permission. Block I pupils only may ask for permission to attend the
Library (during prep).
(Note: Pupils are not normally allowed to leave the campus after prep).
• Normal bounds regulations apply on Saturday evenings. Third and
Fourth Form boarders may not leave the campus after lock-up
unless involved in activities supervised by adults. Older pupils may
ask to go out; they must be back in their Houses by the following
times unless they have specific permission in advance:
Fifth Form: 9.30pm
Lower Sixth: 10.30pm
Upper Sixth: 11.00pm
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