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Friday 19 September 2014 Debate on Scottish Independence The fate of Scottish independence was argued by students at our special debate On Tuesday, after school, Mr Berlie concluding remarks from both teams. the huge margin we saw in the initial chaired a debate on the motion Mr Berlie took a vote at the start, in poll. By the time this newsletter is “This House believes that Scotland order to poll the opinion of those published on Friday, we will know should be an independent country”. present in the Library. This revealed how those living in Scotland have Penny Williams and George Russell that, at the start of the debate, the voted. But I can report that, here in proposed the motion, arguing in vast majority of those present were London, this motion was not carried support of a “Yes” vote on Thursday, in favour of a “no” vote and did not and the “No” vote, Better Together, and Dylan Carroll and Rhys support the motion. However, by the managed to (just) carry the day. My Campman-Williams spoke in favour of end of the debate, we discovered thanks go to Mr Berlie for chairing the “No” campaign, “Better Together”. that Penny and George had won over and organising an excellent debate The debate was conducted in the significant numbers of their audience and to the students (both those in the parliamentary format, so we heard and so a second vote revealed a teams and those who spoke from the four initial speeches, then we had a much closer outcome. The motion floor) for making this such a thought floor debate, and then we heard the was indeed defeated – but not by provoking event. MHB
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The Curzon Club existence of this historical vein of Howe.
Thank you to all OEs for attending
the lunch with us and especially the
old members of Howe who continue
to support Emanuel by generously
donating. A special mention goes to
Headmaster Mark Hanley-Browne who
is committed to preserving this bit of
Emanuel history. We hope that next
year more OEs will attend. Report by
Uxia Casais (Headmistress of Howe)
• The Curzon Club was formed in 1918
by Housemaster W.H Lovel and a group
of Emanuel Sixth Formers of Howe
Present and future members of the Curzon Club House, anxious to support Viscount
Curzon in his desire to become a
Last Friday our Development Officer to ensure this very old club from Howe Conservative MP. Since its inception,
Miss Symmons and Languages teacher continues to be alive and active. The every year distinguished Howe school
Miss Casais had the privilege to join group was accompanied by Andrew leavers have been elected to become
the 96th annual Curzon Club luncheon Hayward, Claude Scott, Andrew Sheen, members of the club. It was that from
in the historical and popular pub Ye Colin Sutherland, Roger Udall, Graham the ashes of the Great War - in which
Old Cheshire Cheese, rebuilt shortly Watts and John Bowers who kept us all many OEs had served and died - the
after the Great Fire of 1666. We were entertained with endless stories about Curzon Club was formed. As we
delighted to see so many OE students the school. From drastic methods of approach the 100th anniversary of
as well as Colin Hall, accompanied punishing students to the stories of WW1 the Club continues its activities.
by his wife Pam, who used to study when boys were taught army skills Curzon rules state that the objective of
at Emanuel in the 1940s and until in the CCF. We also talked about how the Club is to stimulate a spirit of loyalty
recently, was in charge of running the much Emanuel has grown and where and good fellowship; and to provide
club. Colin felt that the club needed all the crucial places of the school used those worthy of election a means of
a boost of young energy to keep it to be. But one of the most remarkable association with and promotion of an
going and so Dominic Murphy who left moments was when Symone presented active interest in the House. The name
Emanuel in 2008, is currently running new members, Jamie Rowson, Tom Curzon stems from the family name
the Curzon Club with the assistance of McCahon and Taggy Elliott with their of Earl Howe and the family motto of
Symone–Alissa McEachron. They have Curzon ties. I am sure that Dominic Howe and Curzon was adopted – an
already created a social network group and the new recruits will maintain the honour continued to the present day.
Speaker speaks: a visit from the House of Commons
John Bercow explained that his role is
to ensure good order is maintained in
the Commons so that debate should
flow as easy as a river. He made the
point that Parliament is sovereign
with the executive (government)
accountable to the legislature. He
has overseen a number of measures
aimed at increasing the authority of
Parliament which include the election
to chairs of select committees (taking
this power away from the government’s
Whips’ office), and the setting up of the
Backbench Business Committee which answer Urgent Questions. Mr Bercow and decried the bigot faction in the
enables MPs to control the debates in believes it to be important for the media who are interested in the cost of
the House for 35 days each year. John Speaker to be seen as an ‘Ambassador’ everything and the value of nothing.
Bercow has insisted that ministers make and is keen to reach out to schools and The event was well attended and
key policy statements to the House social organisations. He defended the we were delighted to welcome sixth
before going to the press, and has decision to spend £6m on building formers from our Foundation as well as
made much use of recalling ministers to an Education Centre in Parliament those at a local sixth form college. RPB
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Welcome evening and boat naming
Naming the two new Emanuel boats at the recent welcome evening
Last Friday (12 September) saw took the opportunity of the occasion to double primarily for girls, recognising
the annual ‘Welcome New Parents’ name our two most significant recent Miss Fitzgibbon’s efforts in establishing
evening at the Boathouse. This event is purchases. The boys’ first eight, named and supporting the girls’ side of rowing
organised by The Boat Club Supporters, the Mark Hanley-Browne, in recognition at Emanuel. The boats were taken for
ably chaired by Gillian Foreshew. There of the current Headmaster’s 10 years a spin by members of the senior girls’
was an excellent turn out of Year 9 (and at the school and his support of the and boys’ squads, plus Jamie Haywood
other) parents, who were able to have Boat Club during that time, which has from last summer’s first eight. Thanks to
a good look at the boathouse, get their seen the total fleet of boats grow to everyone who turned up especially to
questions about rowing at Emanuel 70, and the Boat House itself have a Ruth Weighill (Forkfull Food) and Sara
answered and enjoy a tasty array of good overhaul. The second boat to be Harrison (Circle Wine) who provided the
canapés and a glass or two of wine. We named was the Laura Fitz, a lightweight food and drink. Report by Ali Elliott
Hans Woyda Club training sessions
Several of Emanuel’s most talented
mathematicians converged last Monday
lunchtime for the first of a series of training
sessions. Whilst one of the aims of these
meetings is to improve the school’s performance
in the prestigious Hans Woyda Mathematics
Competition, ultimately we hope that the
students will find inspiration, joy and beauty in
all that they do! This is just one of a vast range of
clubs and societies on offer here at Emanuel. For
more information, please use the school website
or contact me on: ajl@emanuel.org.uk Finally, can
anybody tell me what is slightly odd about the
equation on the whiteboard in the photo? AJL
Kick-Ass Classical Women
The Classics Master Class kicked off on Thursday lunchtime when a full house attended to listen to Ms Easton talk about “Kick-
Ass Classical Women”. In the male-dominated worlds of Greece and Rome some women achieved notoriety by their violation
of the expected norm. Rather than loyal, and submissive, fertile and weaving, self-effacing to the point of social invisibility,
the ladies Ms Easton presented us with were articulate, inspirational, challenging, violent, manipulative and, in some horrific
cases, even over-educated. In fact, they behaved just like their male contemporaries, hence the Latin term virago ‘acting the
man’! Sappho and Clodia, Medea and the Amazons, Cleopatra and Camilla, a wonderful and entertaining parade of Classical
heroines. NMM
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The Future of the WEB
The next Senior Science Society meeting will take place in the Library on
Tuesday 23 September at 3.55pm. Our guest will be Professor Wendy Hall,
who will be speaking about ‘The future of the WEB’. Our guest is one of the
world’s leading computer scientists - Professor of Computer Science at the
University of Southampton - and has spent her career at the forefront of
developments around the web and digital media. Professor Hall trained as
a mathematician before moving to the fledgling department of computer
science in the mid 1980s, a time of great change and great excitement in
the field. Her team invented a hypermedia system known as Microcosm,
which predates the World Wide Web. She became the University’s first
female Professor of Engineering in 1994. More recently Professor Hall went
on to work with OE Sir Tim Berners-Lee to found the Web Science Research
Initiative in 2006, which aims to foster Web Science as an academic discipline.
She is a Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering and was made a Dame
in respect to services to Science and technology. Professor Hall is very
passionate in encouraging women in the field of science. The meeting is for
Year 10 -13 students. Tea will be served at 3.50pm. BAR
German exchange Samira Ahmed: The award-winning journalist and
On behalf of the Luisengymnasium,
TV presenter will be coming to speak at Emanuel
Bergedorf and our 20 German students who Languages & Journalism
have been hosted so warmly and kindly Time: 4-5 pm, Thursday 25 September
this week by your students and parents, we Venue: Fiennes Theatre
would like to say a huge thank you. We have Refreshments available
been treated to a wide array of sights and
events in your wonderful city which have
formed impressions which we will take home
as fond memories. We are looking forward to Save the Date
hosting your students in Hamburg in October The Emanuel Boat Club Supporters Christmas Fair
and to cementing those friendships forged 23rd November from 10am - 2pm in the Hampden Hall
this week. Auf Wiedersehen und nochmals Everyone Welcome
Danke! By D. Holzhause, K. Venjakob.
Netball
more balanced and Emanuel started to Natasha Simpson and Jemma Gore
find their feet. Emma Laundon led from Booth were superb and Harrodian
the front in the GA position and worked struggled to get possession of the ball.
U12 Tournament 2 loses, 3 wins and 1 hard to get the ball to Anna Fordham Emanuel took the victory 3-0.
draw): The squad travelled to the Bank in the GS position. It was to be a close The final three games saw the Emanuel
of England Sport Ground for the annual match, ending in a draw 4-4. I think with team tire and against the outstanding
pre-season tournament.Eight schools further training Emanuel will be able to Godolphin and Latymer School we
entered the competition, all girls take a victory in our home fixture next struggled to get our hands on the ball
schools and schools with prep meant week. The third match against Tiffin and possession. Emanuel lost 10-3.
that Emanuel would have to fight hard saw the Emanuel team play their best The next game was against Highgate
to make their mark. Our first match netball of the tournament. Eva Yates in and it was a battle indeed. It was a close
was against Surbiton High School and the WA position was superb at getting match with Emanuel leading at the end
we were overwhelmed by the fast pace free of the centre and feeding the ball of the first half, but a few mistakes were
of game and struggled to get the ball into the shooters. Millie Yates also made and we lost 2-1. In the final match
in to the shooting circle and make any stood out with aggressive defensive against the Hall we were determined to
mark in attack. This was an eye opener work and took many interceptions. The finish the competition with a win and
to the pace of senior school netball and match was to end with a 4-0 victory. this is what we did. Grace Hanage in
the standard we are looking to achieve. Having picked up their game in the the centre continued to work hard and
Unfortunately Emanuel were beaten previous match Emanuel were on a roll gave the shooters every opportunity.
convincingly 7-0. In the second match and started well against the Harrodian Emily Bell took two great shots in this
against Ibstock Place the game was School. The defence of Edie Ballantyne, games to secure the win 9-2. LJF
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Netball
The Under 15 A team match against U14B v Francis Holland (won 7-6):
Francis Holland finished 20-14 to During the first quarter we played
Emanuel. This was great way to start well and got to the end of the 3-0. We
Ibstock Netball Tournament - the season. The match could have had some great shooting from Ella
Third Place: The U13A Netball gone either way, as the opposition Hines and Megan Ferncombe. Lucy
team competed in the Ibstock was fierce but, especially in the last Rosenburg and Katherine Setna did a
Place Tournament on Monday (15 quarter, the team pulled together. The great job at getting the ball down the
September). After a good start the shooters Bella Prichard and Maddie court with amazing help from Grace
team managed to achieve an initial West-Nelson, excelled throughout Harper who worked hard. Rachael
two victories against Ibstock (3-1) and the game, barely missing a single shot Hunt and Hattie Collingridge defended
St Catherine's winning 9-1. The third despite the stress of the situation. The well and made many interceptions.
match in the group stage was against attackers, Olivia Jospe and Allegra Everyone played well and worked hard
Kingston Grammar School, but Emanuel Simpson, also proved themselves to get the season off to a good start.
lost 3-5. However, our final match in the during the match, constantly open Match report by Robyn Dibden
group stage against Tiffin saw a much and in the right places. One of the
better performance and a solid win, real heroes of the game however, was
Rugby
securing a place in the semi final. in defence. Emily Cross played with
We then had to play the winner of pool incredible energy and aggression from
B, Surbiton. After a very promising start to finish, returning to the game
start and a solid first half, the score was immediately after sustaining a painful
level. Surbiton's game became more injury twice in one afternoon. She Emanuel’s 2nd XV recorded their
consistent and managed to edge ahead made brilliant passes and excellent first victory of the season with a 17-5
in the half, narrowly achieving a win drives for the entirety of the match, and victory at King’s College Wimbledon.
over us. This then meant that we were made life easier for GD and WD, Emma In a hard fought encounter Emanuel
in the 3rd/4th play-off versus the loser Gilbert and Ottie Clouston. The team maintained constant pressure on our
of the other semi-final, who were KGS, is delighted by the win and hopes to hosts which resulted in three well
and who we had previously lost against. continue the winning streak for as long worked tries and one conversion. At
The girls come back after their loss, as possible. Match report by Ottie times we looked as if we could have
played a fantastic game of netball, with Clouston pushed on for more but credit to
both teams displaying some impressive King’s, they battled hard. There were
skills and hard work. The score reflected some exceptional performances, most
both teams' hunger for the win after Senior 1st team v Sydenham High notably by our centres Henry Kelly
an extremely long day of playing, (won27-16): It was our first match and Tom Behan. Henry gained ground
with the result ending in a draw and and a good opportunity to see if our every time he received the ball and
therefore Emanuel managed to come hard work was beginning to pay off. Tom’s tackling was immense! Not to be
3rd in the entire tournament. The girls The whole team was upbeat and outdone, full back Tom Boxall stopped
kept fighting and should be proud enthusiastic, which encouraged the a certain try with a crunching tackle
of their achievement. Squad: India players to push themselves. In defence on their winger. This commitment was
Diment, Maddy Jeynes, Poppy Buels, Darcy Jennings worked exceptionally seen all across the pitch, though being
Jay Martin, Lizzie Adelman, Bluebell well with Ella Mulraine-Simkin getting overcommitted saw a bloomer that we
Freeman, Grace Thompson, Natasha many interceptions and retrieving luckily got away with as Jude Ubah
Simpson, Tove Thomas. rebounds. They used their height well challenged for the same up and under
to put pressure on the opposition and as full back Tom. It was a real ‘You’ve
getting turn-overs. In centre court Alex Been Framed’ moment as they both
U14A v Francis Holland (won 13-5): Boman-Flavell, Sophie Banatvala, Izzy collided. Communication is key in this
At the whistle it was Francis Holland’s McDougall and Maisie Bates brought game. Theo Sykes scored the opening
centre pass, but our tight defence the ball down to the shooters with try with a pick and go, then they
managed to turn the ball around accuracy and a variety of passes. They levelled to make it 5-5. Tom managed
thanks to Chloe Korn (GD) and Daisy worked well together having adapted to capitalise on another break
Morris (WD). We scored thanks to to each others’ styles of play. The through by Henry and the scoring was
Rebecca Fuller (GS) whose consistent shooters Tara Stuff and Tilly Lawlor completed by Ezio Chuku Brachet-
shooting led us to a good win, with had great shooting statistics and stayed Contul with a classic #8 pick-up from
the help from Katja Miskry (GA). Alice calm against a tall defence while using a 5m scrum under the posts, and Sam
Williams (C) and Izzy Turner (WA) a wide range tactics. It was a good win. Eastaugh converted. Well done to all
helped to get the ball to the attacking Match report by Tara Stuff involved! PAK
circle. In defence Ibs Laughton (GK)
blocked her opponent out of the circle.
Stepping in for Chloe was Catherine Netball: Group of VERY friendly mums meet to play netball every
Walker, playing out of position, and she Monday morning. 9.15-10.30am at Battersea Ironside. £1 drop-in.
delivered a strong performance. Let’s
hope our good form continues.
Email Alison on asma500@hotmail.com
Week 4
Saturday 20 September 2014
9:30 AM - 10:45 AM Rugby: U12A, U12B, U12C training, Home
10:00 AM Rugby: Emanuel v Gordon's School U15A, 3rd XV, Blagdons; U13A U13B,
U14A, U14B, Away
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Open House London 2014: Emanuel open to outside visitors
Sunday 21 September 2014
Rowing: Boston Marathon
Monday 22 September 2014
Y11 Drama: GCSE Unit 2 practical exam in lessons during this week
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM Year 10 Art GCSE trip to Tate Britain
1:45 PM - 2:15 PM Lower School Council (PE classroom)
4:00 PM Sixth Form tutors' meetings
4:00 PM Netball: Independent Schools Cup, 1st Round: Emanuel v Sir Williams Perkin's
School 1st VII, Home
4:45 PM - 5:30 PM U6, L6, Y11 Sports Scholars: a meeting (Sports Hall)
Tuesday 23 September 2014
French department: a trip to the French Institute, Kensington for Year 11 and
Sixth Form
1:20 PM - 1:50 PM Middle School Council (PE classroom)
3:55 PM - 5:00 PM Senior Science Society: 'The future of the Web’, a talk by Wendy Hall,
Professor of Computer Science, Southampton University
4:00 PM Netball: Emanuel v Ibstock Place School U13A, U13B, U13C, U13D, Away
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM U6, L6 Art: Drawing masterclass
Wednesday 24 September 2014
2:30 PM Netball: Emanuel v Ibstock Place School 3rd VII, Away
2:30 PM Rugby: Emanuel v Tiffin School 1st XV, Home
4:00 PM Netball: Emanuel v Ibstock Place School U12A, U12B, U12C, U12D, Home
Thursday 25 September 2014
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Life Skills: a visit by the author, Sophia Bennett
1:15 PM - 1:45 PM Classics department: master class (Room 26a)
1:20 PM - 1:50 PM Sixth Form Council (PE classroom)
2:30 PM Netball: Emanuel v Ibstock Place School U15A, U15B, U15C, Home
2:45 PM Rugby: Emanuel v St Paul's School U15A, Home
4:00 PM Languages in Journalism': a talk by Samira Ahmed, journalist and broadcaster
(Fiennes Theatre)
4:00 PM Netball: Emanuel v Westminster School 1st VII, 2nd VII, Home
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Fives: Emanuel v Belmont Prep School, U13s, Away
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Sixth Form Open Evening for external applicants (Library and Hampden Hall)
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM Scholars' Society Dinner (Library and Refectory)
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Calendar continued.
Week 4
Friday 26 September 2014
Y10: University visits day for all pupils
European Day of Languages
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Y11 Life Skills : Directions Project talk to group 1 (Pavilion Room)
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Y11 Life Skills: Zara Pittman (OE) 'Stories and lessons from the PRU', group 2
(Marquand Room)
1:25 PM - 2:00 PM Hill/Year 7 girls: House 5-a-side football
1:25 PM - 2:00 PM Y8: House tug-of-war
4:00 PM Netball: Emanuel v Ibstock Place School U14A, U14B, U14C, Home
4:00 PM - 7:30 PM Chess: Emanuel v Hampton School, Away (Hampton School)
Saturday 27 September 2014
9:30 AM - 10:45 AM Rugby: U12A, U12B, U12C training, Home
10:30 AM Rugby: Emanuel v Caterham School 4th XV, U15A, U15B, Blagdons; 1st XV,
2nd XV, U14A, U14B, U13A, U13B, Away
Sunday 28 September 2014
1:30 PM - 6:00 PM Fives: REFCA U16s Individual Competition
Societies and clubs at Emanuel School Autumn Term 2014 Amnesty International Group Ms K Bainbridge CS3 1.15 - 1.40 Thursday Ancient Greek Beginners' Club Mr N Mullen Buttery 7.45 - 8.15 Friday Ancient Greek Breakfast Club Ms C Easton & Mr N Mullen Buttery 7.30 - 8.25 Friday Art Club Mrs L Spinelli-Williams Art 1 1.30 - 2.15 Wednesday Badminton Club Mr C Csaky Sports Hall 1.50 - 2.10 Wednesday Bassoon Group Music Dept. MU3 8.00 - 8.30 Wednesday Big Band Music Dept. CH 1.40 - 2.10 Tuesday Biology Homework & Help Club Mr M Healy B1 3.50 - 4.50 Tuesday Cello Group Music Dept. MU1 11.35 - 11.55 Monday Chapel Choir Music Dept. Chapel 3.45 - 4.45 Friday Chemistry Drop in Clinic Chemistry Dept. C1 3.45-4.45 Tuesday Chess Club Mr T Jones Library 1.15 - 2.15 Monday Chess coaching Dr M Dancy P3 1.15 - 1.45 Thursday Choir (AEC) Music Dept. Chapel 8.00 - 8.30 Monday Choir (AEC) Music Dept. Chapel 8.00 - 8.30 Tuesday Choir (AEC) Music Dept. Chapel 8.00 - 8.30 Wednesday Choir (AEC) Music Dept. Chapel 8.00 - 8.30 Thursday Choir (AEC) Music Dept. Chapel 8.00 - 8.30 Friday Christian Breakfast Club Mrs V Gill Room 25 7.45 - 8.15 Wednesday Climbing Club Mr C Csaky Sports Hall 13.50 - 14.10 Friday Close Harmony Group Music Dept. CH 3.50 - 4.20 Monday Computer Mr C Csaky CS1 3.55 - 4.30 Monday Concert Band Music Dept. CH 1.40 - 2.15 Wednesday Dr Who Club Mr P McMahon 43 1.40 - 2.10 Friday Drawing Master class Miss S Macmillan Art 1 4.00 - 5.30 Tuesday DT Club Mr A Ball DT room 1.30 - 2.10 Thursday Eco Committee Miss C Cheers CS1 1.40 - 2.10 Thursday Fives Club Mr J Black & Miss D Redmond Fives Courts 1.15 - 2.10 Monday Fives Club Mr J Black & Miss D Redmond Fives Courts 1.15 - 2.10 Wednesday Fives Club Mr J Black & Miss D Redmond Fives Courts 1.15 - 2.10 Thursday Fives Club Mr J Black & Miss D Redmond Fives Courts 3.50 - 5.00 Monday Fives Club Mr J Black & Miss D Redmond Fives Courts 3.50 - 5.00 Wednesday Fives Club Mr J Black & Miss D Redmond Fives Courts 3.50 - 5.00 Thursday Flute Choir Music Dept. MU2 11.35 - 11.55 Friday Forensic Science Club Miss A Jordon C2 1.30 - 2.00 Monday French Homework Club Mrs R Lewis DLL 1.45 - 2.15 Wednesday Geography Club Mr R Hardy CS1 3.50 - 4.50 Tuesday Hans Woyda Mathematics Mr A Leadbetter 28 1.45 - 2.15 Monday Horn Group Music Dept. MU3 11.35 - 11.55 Wednesday Intermediate Brass Music Dept. MU3 11.35 - 11.55 Tuesday Intermediate Greek Ms C Easton 27A 7.30 - 8.20 Wednesday Jazz Combo Music Dept. MU3 11.35 - 11.55 Monday Jazz Group Music Dept. PR2 11.35 - 11.55 Tuesday Judt Group Mrs J Peters 18 1.15 - 1.50 Tuesday Junior Brass Music Dept. CH 11.35 - 11.55 Thursday Junior Choir Music Dept. CH 8.00 - 8.30 Friday Junior Classics Society Miss L Hayward 26A 1.40 - 2.10 Thursday Junior Debating Society Mr H Nielson K1 1.45 - 2.15 Friday Junior Glee Club Music Dept. CH 1.40 - 2.10 Monday Junior Guitars Music Dept. Pr2 11.35 - 11.55 Friday Junior Literary Society Mr T Jones & Miss C Forrest Magazine Room 1.45 - 2.15 Tuesday Junior Percussion Group Music Dept. CH 10.00 - 10.20 Wednesday Junior Saxophone Group Music Dept. MU2 11.35 - 11.55 Tuesday Junior Science Club Dr B Reynolds B3 1.35 - 2.15 Monday Junior String Group Music Dept. CH 11.35 - 11.55 Wednesday Latin Clinic Ms C Easton 26a 3.50 - 4.30 Tuesday
Societies and clubs at Emanuel School Autumn Term 2014 Mathematics Help Club Mrs N Ridge 32 1.45 - 2.15 Tuesday Mathematics University Preparation club Mr W Lai CS1 1.45 - 2.15 Tuesday Orchestra Mr S Gregory CH 1.20 - 2.00 Friday Philosophy Club Ms L Cleveland 25 1.45 - 2.10 Tuesday Physics Drop-in Clinic Mrs J Morrison-Bartlett P1 1.15 - 1.45 Wednesday Physics Drop-in Clinic Miss E Hunter & Mr P King P1 1.15 - 1.45 Monday Physics Olympiad Dr M Dancy P3 1.15 - 1.45 Tuesday Potential Medic Training Dr B Reynolds B1 1.45 - 2.15 Thursday Psychology Support Club Mrs G Wright CS1 1.15 - 2.15 Friday Recorder Group Music Dept. MU1 11.35 - 11.55 Wednesday RS Clinic Ms L Cleveland 25 1.45 - 2.10 Monday Saxophone Quartet Music Dept. MU2 11.35 - 11.55 Wednesday Senior Basketball Mr H Nilsson Sports Hall 5.00 - 6.00 Thursday Senior Brass Music Dept. MU1 11.35 - 11.55 Thursday Senior Guitars Music Dept. CH 11.35 - 11.55 Thursday Senior Percussion Ensemble Music Dept. CH 11.35 - 11.55 Tuesday Senior Saxophones Music Dept. MU2 11.35 - 11.55 Wednesday Senior Strings Music Dept. CH 1.40 - 2.10 Thursday Senior Tech Club Miss A Kerstein Theatre 4.00 - 5.00 Wednesday Silver Crest Science Dr B Reynolds B3 1.35 - 2.15 Tuesday Spanish Homework Club Ms A Zaratiegui 9 1.45 - 2.15 Wednesday Spelling club Mrs S Shaw LS1 7.55 - 8.25 Tuesday Spelling club Mrs S Shaw LS1 7.55 - 8.25 Wednesday Spelling club Mrs S Shaw LS1 7.55 - 8.25 Thursday String Quartet Music Dept. MU2 11.35 - 11.55 Monday Swimming Club Miss R Wills Swimming pool 1.15 - 1.45 Tuesday Swimming Club Miss R Wills Swimming pool 7.30 - 8.10 Thursday Groups that meet occasionally A2 and beyond - Chemistry beyond A2 Mrs G Hanlan/Mr B Rogers Biology Book Club Mr M Healy Charity Mr R Price Chemistry Book Club Miss H Malik Classics Master class Mr N Mullen Cross Country Mr T Gwynne Cycling Mr S Rowley Duke of Edinburgh Mr A Keddie Film Club Mr J Dunley History and Politics Society Mr S Clayton Legend Mr N Mullen Physics Book Club Mr P King Portcullis Mr A Murphy Prefects Meeting Ms K Bainbridge Psychotronic Book Club Mr T Jones Royal Geographic Society Mr R Hardy Senior Classical Society Ms C Easton Senior Debating Society Mr R Berlie Senior Literary Society Miss J Johnson Senior Mathematical Society Mr A Leadbetter Senior Science Society Dr B Reynolds TSI Friday (Thank Science it's Friday) Mrs G Hanlan Young Enterprise Mr R Tong
Emanuel School
at War ‘The biggest scrum that ever was:
Emanuel School boys in two World Wars’
An exhibition curated by Daniel Kirmatzis MA and Tony Jones BA Hons
To mark the 100th anniversary of the First
World War, Emanuel School is hosting a free
exhibition remembering the parts played by
over 1600 Old Emanuels in both World Wars.
The Exhibition Catalogue
Dates of the November 2014 Exhibition We are publishing a 450 page, fully illustrated, book to accompany
the exhibition. The accompanying book will be for sale at the event
THURSDAY 6th: Private View 6.30pm-9.00pm and by mail-order from the School. This will be one of the biggest
free war exhibitions in the UK.
FRIDAY 7th: 10.30am-8.00pm
SATURDAY 8th: 10.00am-6.00pm For further information contact
Emanuel School, The Archive, Battersea Rise, London, SW11 1HS
SUNDAY 9th: 10.00am-5.00pm Telephone: 0208 870 4171 / Daniel Kirmatzis Mob: 07950209921
(& Remembrance Service) Email: trj@emanuel.org.uk or dkirmatzis@googlemail.com
Blog: http://emanuelschoolatwar.wordpress.com
MONDAY 10th: 10.30am-8.00pm Facebook: ‘Emanuel School at War’ Twitter: @Emanuelatwar
POSTER BY BATTLEFIELD DESIGN - WWW.BATTLEFIELD-DESIGN.CO.UK‘Languages in Journalism’
a talk by
Samira Ahmed
Journalist, Writer & Broadcaster
Thursday, 25th September
4-5pm
in the Fiennes Theatre
Refreshments will be served.
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