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School Diary

Mon 29 Sep - Fri 3 Oct

Y12 Geography Trip to Cranedale

Mon 29 Sep Y10 Induction Evening

Tues 30 Sep Y9 Mentoring Parents’ Evening

Wed 1 OctMain School Parents’ Forum Y7-11 (Meet in Reception)

Thurs 2 OctGovernors’ Meeting, Teaching, Learning & Pastoral, 5pm

Hannah appears on BBC Breakfast

Congratulations to Hannah, in Year 10, who appeared on BBC breakfast last Saturday talking about youth politics and why 16 year olds should get the vote. Hannah was asked to appear through her involvement with the British Youth Council.

Altrincham GrammarSchool for GirlsBright Futures EDUCATIONAL TRUST

Weekly BulletinSeptember 26th 2014 Volume - 49 Issue - 4


September 26th 2014 Volume - 49 Issue - 4

Important news regarding ePortal and SIMS

We are currently moving from our previous Management Information System, ePortal, to SIMS. SIMS is the software which the school will now use to hold all the pupils’ data.

Unfortunately, it will not be possible to transfer the existing reports from ePortal to SIMS and ePortal will not be available beyond the end of September. It is therefore important parents/carers download any information they wish to keep before the end of this month. ePortal can still be accessed from the link at the top of this web page.

SIMS Learning Gateway usernames and passwords will be made available to parents/carers over the course of this half term. For students currently in Year 7, 10 and 12, usernames and passwords will be distributed at their information evenings in September. For students currently in Year 8, 9, 11 and 13 usernames will be sent home via the girls with passwords sent separately by email. We will also be providing guidance on how to use the new SIMS Learning Gateway to access timetables, attendance data and reports, in addition to updating pupil records.

We will continue to develop the SIMS Learning Gateway as part of our commitment to keep parents/carers informed about their daughters’ progress.

Mr Pearce

Rowing Success

Well done to Lauren, 12-1, who recently took part in a rowing event to raise money for new boats for her rowing club. Lauren took on the challenge to row from Lincoln to Boston (52K) in a single day. With only one week’s worth of training for this, Lauren managed to complete the challenge in just 6 hours – what a fantastic achievement!



School Fund

School Fund for this academic year is now due. Many thanks to those parents who have kindly agreed to pay by standing order. Your payments will be taken on 15th September if you have completed the forms for the new School and Capital Fund. If you have stayed with the old standing order this will be taken on or around 3rd October.For those who wish to contribute via ParentPay this will be available from Monday 15th September.Again, thank you for your contributions - they are greatly appreciated.

Lunchtime Language ClubsChinese Club

Chinese club will start on Thursday 18th September at lunchtime (12.35pm) in room 6. Come along if you want to learn and practise Chinese with fun activities.

Italian ClubItalian club starts at 3.45pm on Tuesday 16th September in room 3. New students welcome.

MandarinMandarin lessons for beginners will resume on Tuesday 16th September at 4pm in room 1. New students welcome.

Year 7 Glaramara residential

Parents and carers are reminded that the deadline for payment for this residential is 30th September. The total amount due is £154 and the final payment should be made via ParentPay. There will be a meeting on Monday 20th October at 6.30pm in the main school hall to give further information about this trip.

Mrs StokesSenior Tutor for Year 7

Change to the 720 Bus Service

Starting on Monday 29 September, girls who use the 720 bus service will have a dedicated bus for AGGS pupils. It will start at the same time, follow the same route, but is dedicated to AGGS pupils. Any queries should be directed to Mr Wesley Goodwin on 0161 789 4545 ext. 104.



South Africa Hockey Tour: Autumn Ball

Saturday 11th October: Ringway Golf Club, Hale.There are a small number of tickets left (at £40 a head) which are on sale from main school reception.The final date to buy a ticket is Friday 3rd October.If you have bought a ticket and you have any special dietary needs, please could you email Mrs Finch on [email protected]. Wine should be pre-ordered, although it will be available to buy on the night if preferred. A wine list and menu will be available early next week.

The money raised will be in aid of Zephania Secondary School and the 2015 South African Hockey Tour

AGGS AUTUMN BALL

in aid of Zephania Secondary School, South Africa

& 2015 South Africa

Hockey Tour

Ringway Golf Club, Hale

Reception 7.30pm

3 Course Dinner, Band & Disco, £40 per head.

CARRIAGES: 12.30AM DRESS CODE: BLACK TIE

Auction AND Gift TreeSATURDAY 11TH OCTOBER 2014

AGGS AUTUMN BALL

in aid of Zephania Secondary School, South Africa

& 2015 South Africa

Hockey Tour

Ringway Golf Club, Hale

Reception 7.30pm

3 Course Dinner, Band & Disco, £40 per head.

CARRIAGES: 12.30AM DRESS CODE: BLACK TIE

Auction AND Gift TreeSATURDAY 11TH OCTOBER 2014

Hockey Socks

It has come to our attention that the hockey socks that have been sold to the new Year 7 girls are the wrong colour of navy blue. School hockey socks should be dark navy, as stated in the school’s uniform policy. If you have a pair of the incorrect coloured navy hockey socks from Monkhouse sports and they have not been worn, you can take them back and they will be replaced.

World War 1 Battlefields Trip

Girls who are going on this trip are reminded that the full cost MUST be paid by September. You can see on ParentPay how much you owe. If you cannot find your ParentPay login, girls should go to Reception to request their login details.



Inspiring girls to a career in IT

Date: Monday, 29th September 2014Time: 12.40pm – 1.20pm

Where: S2 – Sixth Form Centre

The session will include what working in IT really means, how to get into it and the career opportunities available to female students.

A nationwide competition Network Rail are holding in November aimed at female students between the ages of 16-18 will be introduced. This is to further challenge the perceptions students have of working in IT, whilst helping them to develop their career knowledge and skills prior to their application to further education and beyond.

Among the prizes is two weeks paid work experience for the students within the IT department of Network Rail. The main prize is first-year university study sponsorship (worth up to £9000 of first-year tuition fees)If you are interested in attending, please sign up on the noticeboard at the Sixth Form Centre.

Science Photocopying Contributions

Parents/carers are reminded that you are now able to make your contributions towards Science photocopying via ParentPay. The list of suggested contributions is listed below:

Year 7 £5Year 8 £5Year 9 £5Year 10 Double Science (2 years) £18Year 10 Separate Science (2 years) £25.50Year 12 B £10Year 12 C £10Year 12 P £10Year 13 B £10Year 13 C £10Year 13 P £10



KS3: Triangle of CardsI have 15 cards, numbered consecutively from 1 to 15. I want to lay them out in a triangle. I’ve put the number on the top three for later reference:

However, I don’t want any old arrangement. I want each card to be the difference between the two cards immediately below it, to the left and right. For example, 5 is the difference between 4 and 9. (The differences are always calculated so that they are positive.) This condition does not apply to the cards in the bottom row (obviously!).The top three cards are in the correct place. Can you find how to place the remaining twelve cards?EXT: repeat but with an extra row on the bottom of the triangle and 21 cards numbered consecutively from 1 to 21

Maths Puzzle of the Month: October

KS4: Perpetual CalendarIn 1957 John Singleton patented a desk calendar that could represent any date from 01 to 31 using two cubes, but he let the patent lapse in 1965. Each cube bears six digits, one on each face. The pictures show how such a calendar represents the 5th and the 25th day of

the month. I have intentionally omitted any other numbers from the faces. You are allowed to place the cubes with any of the six faces showing, and you can also put the grey one on the left and the white one on the right.What are the numbers on the two cubes?

Pupils wishing to submit a solution should bring their answers on paper with their name and form to the downstairs maths office in the green building or hand them in to Mr Barry. The solutions and winners will be announced at the start of November.



Extra Curricular Music

Choirs

Junior Choir Y7 & 8Tuesday 12:45-1:20

Room 10Mrs Rowley

Senior Choir Y9 - 13Monday 12:45-1:20

Room 10Ms Mayall

Chamber Choir

(Auditioned by any years)

Tuesday 3:30-4:30

Room 10Ms Mayall

Orchestras

1st Orchestra

(Auditioned Wind)

Wednesday 3:30 - 4:30

Hall Ms Mayall

2nd Orchestra

(No Audition)

Thursday 12:45 - 1:20

Room 10Miss Wright

String Orchestera

(Invited Players)

Friday 3:30 - 4:30

Room 10Mrs Janes

Bands

Jazz BandMonday 3:30 - 4:45

HallMr Lodge

Folk BandTuesday 12.45 - 1.20

Room 10Student Led

Wind BandFriday 12.30- 1.00

Room 10Student Led

Ensembles

Clarinet EnsembleMonday 12:45 - 1:15

Room 11Student Led

Guitar EnsembleTuesday 12:45 - 1:15

Room 15Student Led

Recorder EnsembleTuesday 12:45 - 1:20

Room 2Student Led

Saxophone EnsembleTuesday 12:30 - 1:00

Room 11Student Led

Flute EnsembleWednesday 12:45 - 1:20

Room 10Student Led

Junior StringsWednesday 12:45 - 1:20

Room 15Student Led

String QuartetWednesday 12:45 - 1:20

Room 11Student Led

`Quackapella’Friday 12:30 - 1:00

Room 15Student Led

Folk BandThursday 12:45 - 1:20

Room 15Student Led

‘Quackapella’Friday 12:30 - 1:00

Room 15Student Led

GCSE Help Sessions

Mon and Thurs 3.30 - 4.30 Room 15 Ms Mayall

Please see Music Notice board (RM 10) for details of playing standard / auditions. See Ms Mayall / Miss Wright if you need a lunch pass



Citizenship & PSHE CornerCLUBS CORNER...

Model United Nations Club:

Meets Weds Lunch time in Room 13. Debating from 12.40 -1.15pm.Year 9 upwards.

Debate from a country’s perspective, attend competitions, meet new people from lots of different year groups and have fun.

Our next competition is at Cheadle Hulme

school on Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th

October. All delegations are now full. Our

next conference will be at Manchester High

in January.

Youth Action Group

Are you passionate about a local, national or global issue? Come and make some noise about it and get others passionate about it too. Do you enjoy campaigning and raising money?

Youth Action Group meets on a Tues lunchtime in the Language ICT lab, room 14. For Year 7, 8 & 9.

Are you interested in what is happening around the world? Does the international communities’ response to Syria and Iraq make you angry or worried? Do you support military action? Come

along and debate these kind of topics and topics relevant to the world stage at....

CAFT Assembly visits

All this week pupils have enjoyed assemblies led by Julie Gray who works for a fantastic local charity called CAFT (Children’s Adventure Farm Trust). If you would like to get involved in supporting this fantastic, worthwhile charity please ensure that you ask your daughter for the donations/ standing order forms that were given out in assembly.

CAFT have to raise £1 million a year to keep going and receive no government funding therefore your support really counts. For more information see: http://www.caft.co.uk/



Do you want to catch up on the news or read a book about a topic that interests you related to Citizenship?

Come and enjoy the Citizenship Reading Corner, where you can access a selection of books at rec in room 13.

Quote of the week…To get you pondering on Citizenship related issues:Democracy is not just a question of having a vote. It consists of strengthening each citizen’s possibility and capacity to participate in the deliberations involved in life in society. Fernando Cardoso

National & International Events this week:What is happening around the world? Find out and get involved…..

26th Sept European Day of Languages

26th Sept World Contraception Day

What’s going on in the news?

If you follow the news and find an article you are interested in, why not share it with the rest of the school?Check out your year group’s focus and put the article onto the ‘What’s Going on in the News? Board’ in Room 13.

Year 7 local news focus

Year 8 national news focus

Year 9: international news focus

Year 10: Comparison of newspaper articles

Year 11: analysis of a newspaper article

What’s in the news...

Airstrikes on Isis:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-29321136



You could train with

The Greater Manchester Bright Futures SCITT

Run by the Alliance for Learning, Lead school – Altrincham Grammar School for Girls

(Ofsted Rating – Outstanding)

Come and find out what we have to offer at our

Open Day on Thursday 16th October 2014

7.00-8.30pm

at Altrincham Grammar School for GirlsCavendish Road, Bowdon, Altrincham WA14 2NL

(10 minutes walk from Altrincham Metro Station)

To book your place email [email protected]

or phone 0161 912 5912

Please visit www.allianceforlearning.co.uk/courses/teacher-training/scittfor further information

follow us @aflteachingsch

Ever Thought of a Career in Teaching? We would like to take this opportunity to let you know about The Day, an online current affairs resource that school has subscribed to. Three news stories are selected each day and are explained in a straightforward manner, within the context of the curriculum. Each story includes discussion points, a glossary, several activities and links to other relevant news and current affairs websites which makes it a fantastic resource, providing a great opportunity for pupils to discuss topics using real and current issues.With a comprehensive list of subjects covered; including PSHE, citizenship and translated stories, this resource is currently available to the pupils and teaching staff at school. However we are also pleased to let you know that pupils and parents can now access the service at home, from the school website within the “Learning Outside the Curriculum” area or direct from http://www.theday.co.uk/ using the school’s login details:

Login: agsgPassword: theday

We hope that you will enjoy this resource and use it to further your daughter’s understanding of and engagement in the world around us.



What is Mindfulness?

Mindfulness is a way of paying attention – of being deeply attuned to yourself, your environment and those around you from moment to moment. It is a natural state of mind – focused, present and aware.

Programme Structure

Our weekday evening courses are taught over eight 2 hour sessions at weekly intervals.

The courses typically comprise approximately 25 people working together as a group. On them, you will learn several key mindfulness practices and have the chance to discuss these and your experience of them in the group.

What are the aims?

The core aims of the programme are to:

• Experience greater wellbeing and personal fulfilment• Practise different mindfulness tools and techniques• Select and use mindfulness techniques that will work for you• Respond more wisely to stressful situations• Building your resilience to cope with work or personal demands• Achieve improved concentration, focus and creativity• Enjoy greater calm and inner peace

What does it involve?

We gradually learn to direct our attention in a more focussed way to whatever is actually happening – whether it be breathing, the sensations in our body, thoughts and feelings, or everyday activities such as walking and eating.

For more information or to book a place please email Rebecca Stokwisz, Mindfulness Lead at [email protected]

http://allianceforlearning.co.uk/course/mindfulness-mbsr/ or contact 0161 912 5912

Mindfulness Skills for Life

Autumn Term 2014Wednesday 15th OctoberWednesday 22rd OctoberWednesday 5th NovemberWednesday 12th NovemberWednesday 19th NovemberWednesday 26th NovemberWednesday 3rd DecemberWednesday 10th December

Taster SessionsBooking details below

Thursday 18th September 20145:30-7:00pm

Venue: AGGS Training Room5:30-7:30pm

For more information, please telephone 0161 912 5912 or email [email protected] or visit www.aggs.trafford.sch.uk

Language College CoursesStarting from 16th September 2014

Italian Classes Continuing our successful relationship with the Centro Diffusione Lingua e Cultura Italiana

Tuesdays

Italian Club For Students / GCSE Italian

(for students of school age)3:45– 5:30pm £30 for the year

Italian Intermediate

(for adults) 5:30 – 6:30pm£80 per term /

£200 per year in advance

Italian Advanced



Italian for Beginners



Spanish ClassesTaught by Native Spanish Qualified Teacher

Times

Spanish for Beginners

(for adults) Wednesday 6 – 7pm£80 per term /


Spanish Intermediate

(for adults) Tuesday 6 – 7pm£80 per term /


Spanish Advanced

(for adults) Wednesday 7 – 8pm£80 per term /


French ClassesTaught by a member of AGGS’ staff

Thursdays

French Intermediate

(for adults) 6 – 7pm£80 per term /


French Advanced

(for adults) 7 – 8:30pm£80 per term /


Mandarin Classes

Tuesdays

Chinese for Students

(for students of school age) 4 – 5:30pm £30 for the year

Chinese for Beginners

(for adults) 6 – 7pm£80 per term /




AGGS NOTICEBOARDPupil Safety

As always, please can all parents/carers remind their daughters to consider their personal safety when travelling to and from school and ensure that arrangements are in place for the after- school journey, especially in the dark

evenings. The school library closes at 5pm.

Road SafetyPlease can all pupils/students remember the need to be careful when crossing between sites. Mobile phones and any other electronic devices should not be visible when crossing between sites. Pupils/students should stop at the zebra crossing, look and listen to make sure it is safe to cross, and never assume the traffic will stop. It is absolutely prohibited for pupils/students to cross the roads between the school sites anywhere except at the zebra crossing or by using the traffic island on St Margaret’s Road. Any pupil/student who does cross anywhere other than the two safe locations, will be reported to the Headteacher.

Collecting pupils after schoolFollowing the recent letter regarding Homework Club and the use of the library after school, please can parents/carers make arrangements to collect their daughters and agree the time and place before coming to school. Parents/Carers are asked not to approach other pupils, especially girls they do not know, to go into the library to pass on a message or to inform their daughter that they are waiting to take them home. Your support in this

matter is most appreciated.Fixtures at the Devisdale

Please may we ask all parents/carers to ensure that, when attending sports fixtures at the Devisdale, they park considerately and do not block the drives of local residents. Please also avoid parking on the grassy areas.

Your support in this matter is greatly appreciated.

Important Safety NoticeWe have received several reports about school pupils having their mobile phones stolen on their way home from school. Please can all pupils/students be vigilant, keep mobile phones out of sight

and remember to be aware of personal safety.

Reminder to parents regarding after- school detention

Notifications to parents of an after- school detention for pupils will still be sent by letter (either posted or

through Parentmail) and not by a text message.After- school activities

All pupils/students are expected to change into full school uniform following an after- school activity. Pupils/

students are not to travel home in their PE kits.Car Parking

We should like to remind parents and carers to ensure that, when collecting girls after school, they park

considerately and do not block or use the driveways of local residents. Please also avoid parking in the bus stop space. There is a danger that cars which are not parked safely and appropriately will cause a hazard.



A literary evening with best-selling author of The Miniaturist, Jessie Burton.

As part of the Denzell Gardens Book Festival the Sunday Times number one hardback best-selling author Jessie Burton, will be joining us in our first Denzell Book Fest event. On Saturday 27th September after a fun filled day at Denzell Gardens, put the kids to bed and join us for a glass of wine at

our literary evening when Jessie will discuss her chart topping novel The Miniaturist. Our Bowdon Parish Centre doors will open at 7:00pm for a 7:30pm start. Tickets for the event can be purchased in advance from Urmston Bookshop by popping into the shop, or by emailing [email protected] or by phoning 0161-747-7442. Please be aware that places are limited so advance booking is strongly recommend. Tickets will be £5 per person (to include a glass of wine or cordial).

Denzell GardensBook FestivalSharing Stories

Saturday 27th September, 11.30 - 4.30

www.denzellbookfest.wordpress.com@denzellbookfest www.facebook.com/denzellbookfest

Denzell Book Events, in association with the Friends of Denzell Gardens and theDevisdale & Urmston Bookshop, invite you to the fourth annual

£3per personfree for under 5s

Altrincham's family-friendly book festival is back for a fourth year!‘One of my all-time favourite book festivals... the perfect environment for an intimateand enjoyable event' (Gareth P. Jones, winner of the Blue Peter Book Award 2012)

Spendanafternoonwithourhand-picked lineupofchildren'swriters, poetsandillustrators, as they share their stories in Bowdon's beautiful Denzell Gardens:

12.00 – Melanie Williamson Melanie's illustrations adorn many of our favouritepicturebooks, including the Pirate Pete&Princess Polly collection, aswell as herown charming talesWolf's Magnificent Master Plan and Cactus Annie13.00 – Kate PankhurstWriter and illustrator Kate'sMariella Mysteries books areperfect for young independent readers, combining funny stories with quirkyillustrations to create truly engaging reads14.30 – Curtis JoblingCreator of Bob the Builder, multi-talented Curtis is also thewriter of picture books, includingOld MacDonald had a Zoo, as well as brilliantbooks for older readers: theWereworld series and his latest creation, Haunt15.30 – Terry Caffrey Festival favourite Terry is a multi-award-winning poet andis writer-in-residence at the National Football Museum and for the HalleOrchestra. Watch him bring words to life - and be ready to join in!HelenHancocks Throughout theafternoon, theauthorand illustratorofPenguinin Peril andWilliam's Missing Masterpiece will be leading arts and craft sessionsbased around her wonderful picture booksEach author event will be followed by a signing session in the Urmston Bookshop tent

The Festival will also include:Dancing with Bollin Morris; pop-up drama with the Joy Nicholson Studios; music fromLittleRach;professional storyteller theShort Story Lady&ourVery,Very Short Storywritingcompetition

With food and drink from:Vintage Afternoon Teas, Kings Cafe, The Gobstopper & Dunham Massey Apple Juice

£3 per person (free for under 5s), payable on entranceDenzell GardensDunham RoadBowdonWA14 4QFPedestrian entrance and box office via the Lych Gate on Green Walk

Find us at:[email protected]/denzellbookfestFor more information, or to get involved, contact:[email protected]



Netball

Netball Training Days

All girls in all year groups are welcome to attend netball training regardless of ability. It is a great way to have fun, keep fit and make new friends. Lunchtime practices begin straight away at 12.30pm. Girls only need to bring socks and trainers not full kit (no tights please). Girls get their lunch after the practice finishes at 1pm. After school practices begin at 3.30pm and finish at 4.45pm. Girls will need their full kit and must change back into uniform to return home. Parents can collect pupils from the Devisdale. Practices may change if there is a school event or a fixture so girls MUST check the noticeboard each week.

Year 7: Monday lunchtime and Thursday after school until 4.45pmYear 8: Friday lunchtime and Thursday after school until 4.45pmYear 9: Friday lunchtime and Thursday after school until 4.45pmYear 10: Tuesday lunchtime and Tuesday after school until 4.45pmYear 11: Tuesday lunchtime and Tuesday after school until 4.45pmSeniors: Tuesday after school until 4.45pm

Netball Results

Last Saturday we played at home against Withington. It was a great morning with all netball and hockey girls out in full force on the Devisdale! Special congratulations goes to the Year 7 team who won their first match convincingly! The results were as follows:

Year 7 won 21-8Year 8 lost 13-27Year 9 lost 14-16Year 10 lost 10-39Year 11 won 21-9Seniors won 34-19



Netball Fixtures

We are still finalising mid-week fixtures for after half term

Date Opponents Teams Venue

Sat 27th Sept Wirral Grammar School All years Wirral

Wed 1st Oct Year 10 Trafford Tournament Year 10 AGGS

Sat 4th Oct TBA

Wed 8th Oct National Schools’ County Round U19 TBC

Sat 11th Oct Manchester + District U14/U16/U19 Bury

Sat 18th Oct Manchester High All years Man High

Sat 8th Nov National Schools’ County Round U16 TBC

Sat 15th Nov National Schools’ County Round U14 TBC

Sat 22nd Nov Wilmslow High School All Years AGGS

Sat 22nd Nov Bolton School All years AGGS

Sat 29th Nov Wirral Grammar School All years AGGS

Sat 6th Dec TBA



Hockey

Results

The hockey teams played more competitive matches against Kirkham Grammar School on Saturday1st X1 lost 2-1U16X1 lost 3-1 U15X1 won 1-0U14X1 lost 2-0U13X1 drew 1-1

These were great results against a very strong school, considering we had so many players missing due to Open Days, Duke of Edinburgh walks and illness.

Practices

Practices will be at the following times next week: (29th September – 5th October)

Lunchtimes: 12.30pm – 1pm

Monday 29th: Years 8 and 9Tuesday 30th: Years 10 and 11Wednesday 1st: Year 7Thursday 2nd: Years 9 and 10Friday 3rd: Year 8

After School: 3.30pm – 5pm

Monday 29th: Badminton at Altrincham Leisure Centre 4pm – 5pm: Years 10-13 5pm – 6pm: Years 7-9 Everyone welcome: £2 pleaseTuesday 30th: Year 8 and 9 Wednesday 1st: Year 7 until 5pm this weekThursday 2nd: Years 10-13 at Bowdon Hockey ClubSaturday 4th: Away fixture v Westholme School, BlackburnSunday 5th: U14 County hockey coaching for those invited to attend

Mrs J. Finch

Lacrosse

There will be no lacrosse at school this year. I apologise for the confusion. It should not have been included in the planners.

Mrs J. Finch



For all the latest news, information and photos visit us at

www.aggs.trafford.sch.uk

PTAContacts

If you have any enquiries about the PTA and its fundraising efforts or meetings, would like to volunteer to help or join, and would like to contact us, here are some useful contact email addresses for your reference:

Covenant Scheme enquiries [email protected]

200Club enquiries PTA [email protected]

General enquiries PTA [email protected]

Secretary PTA [email protected]

Refreshments PTA [email protected]

Name a Brick enquiries PTA [email protected]

Garden sponsorship PTA [email protected]

2nd Hand Uniform PTA [email protected]

Please note that all PTA members are volunteers and although emails are likely to be checked on a fairly regular basis, there may be some delays in response time and we ask for your patience and understanding in this regard.

PTA Twitter

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