CTK NEWS From Carlo Cuomo

Inside this issue:

Head Boy and Girl

Elections

2

Year 13 Leavers 3

Heading to

Lourdes

3

Kwik Cricket 4

CTK Cats 4

Tour de Fred 5

Year 11 Prom 6

Year 5 Showcase 7

It seems quite strange

that I am writing the July

edition of CtK News, this

year has passed by so

quickly! All public

examinations have now

b e e n s u c c e s s f u l l y

completed and we hope

that the students‟ hard

work will be reflected in

some good examination

results.

As always, we do say

goodbye to a couple of

colleagues who are

retiring Mrs Zarzycki and

Mrs Leak (who has

worked as a Science

technician for many

years). I would like to

express my deepest

gra t i tude f o r the i r

unrelenting commitment to

the Christ the King

community and wish them

all the very best as they

start what I hope will be a

very happy and healthy

retirement.

The new School brochure

and website will be ready

for the start of the autumn

term and I hope that you

will find the new website to

be easier to navigate with

its new „look‟ and design.

May I take this opportunity

to thank you once more for

your continuous support

with what has been a

challenging term and again

many thanks to you all

for your support as we

came to terms with the

loss of Mr Jonathan

Taylor.

Finally, I would like to

wish you all a very restful

and peaceful break with

family and friends. I look

forward to meeting our

students again in

September as we start a

new Academic year

together. I hope and pray

that it will be just as or

even more successful than

this year.

Best wishes to you all!

Carlo Cuomo

Dates for the Diary

17th July—CTK’s Got Talent

19th July Awards

Presentation

23 July—Last day of term

15 August—A Level Results

22 August—GCSE Results

4th September—Y7/12/13

Return

5th September—Y8-11

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Also available online at www.christtheking.notts.sch.uk

July 2013

Athletics Success

It has been a very successful year for the

athletes at Christ the King School with

there being so many impressive

performances to mention!

The most notable achievement came in

t h e N o t t i n g h a m s h i r e C o u n t y

Championships, with seven athletes

being selected to represent Gedling

Schools. Georgia Clarke (Year 10) and R-

Marnei Williams (Year 8) both managed

to win their events on the day and were

crowned county champions. This meant

that they were both selected to represent

Nottinghamshire at the Mason Trophy in

Birmingham. A big well done goes out to

both girls for being the best in the county

at their own event!

The Year 7 and Year 8 girls‟ athletics

teams had their best ever finish at the

Gedling Athletics Championships this

summer, with both teams finishing

second. The Year 8 boys followed that

with a third placed finish at their

championships, with the Year 7 boys

finishing sixth overall. Congratulations

goes out to the six athletes who won gold

medals on this day and therefore being

crowned the best in Gedling at their

event.

Due to the improving standard of

athletics at our school, we were invited to

attend an athletics meet at Joseph

Whitaker School and again our athletes

more than held their own, with the Year 7

team finishing fourth on the day. Some

excellent individual performances were

displayed by Maya Hyacienth (Year 7) in

the long jump and Marcus Munjoma

(Year 7) in the high jump.

Well done to every athlete who has

represented the school this year!

Mr Riding

Sixth Form News B Kuczynska - Head of Sixth Form

Election of Head Boy and Head Girl 2013

As year 13 students leave us in May, it is time

to hold elections for a new Head Boy and Head

Girl. This year we only had two candidates for

Head Boy but only one candidate for Head Girl

so it was decided to elect a Head Prefect and

Deputy Head Prefect. As always, hustings were

held all week during Acts of Worship and

candidates outlined their manifestos. Voting

took place all day, with Sixth Formers acting as

polling clerks and independent scrutineers. The

eventual winner was Estefano de Padua who

was duly elected Head Boy and Elisa Ellis came

second and carries the title Deputy Head

Prefect. Estefano leads a Prefect Team which

comprises: Pictured: candidates for Head Prefect with Vimbai (Head Girl) and Jhudari (Head Boy)

Congratulations

Sixth Former Piotr Kluk with

Professor Colin Blakemore at

the presentation ceremony

where Piotr won second prize

in a poster competition. We

reported on this in the last

newsletter, but at the time of

writing the photos were not

available. Just for clarification,

Professor Blakemore is on the

left!

Year 13 Leavers Liturgy

The end of our students‟ time in

the Sixth Form comes all too

quickly. The students arrived in

the morning as usual and were

incredibly excited about the day

ahead. Photographs, autographs

and squeals. Friendship and

camaraderie were most evident

when singing together as Rio

Malacarne entertained on the

accordion: tunes such “That‟s

amore”, “Roll out the barrel” and

the theme from “Titanic” complete

with re- enactment of Leonardo

and Kate “flying”.

As always, the end of lessons is

marked with a celebration of their

time with us. The celebration is a

juxtaposition of formal prayers

and readings and less formal

contributions by the students.

Identical twins, Tanaka and

Tanatswa read the bidding

prayers, together, Vimbai (Head

Girl) read a passage from a letter

from St. Paul, and Thandoe

performed a poem she had written

called, ”Goodbye.” All four girls

have been affectionately referred

to as “Team Zim” as they

originally came to us from

Zimbabwe. All have been Prefects

and have served the school

community in an exemplary

manner. In fact not only did we

have Team Zim, but also Teams

Po lska , I t a l ia and Eire ,

underlining the richness of

cultures at CTK.

Michael Shelley and Luke O‟Hara

(winners of CTK‟s got talent)

entertained with guitar and song

and set the scene for a transition

to the less formal elements. Lydia

Loscalzo had masterminded

awards, gently lampooning

everyone in the year; no-one was

safe! Mrs. Kuczynska had

prepared a presentation, a

montage of images of the students

over the years, engaging in various

silly antics. This, coupled with

their original year 7 photos and

appropriate captions caused great

hilarity. All of this against a

backdrop of Carly Simon singing,

“Nobody does it better.”

Out came Rio‟s accordion again

and he played with gusto as we all

had afternoon tea with glorious

cheesecakes and gateaux. The

students lingered, not wanting to

leave the Common Room where

they had wasted time for two

years, but they had to. The

afternoon ended most pleasantly

with a final piece of wisdom from

Guru Kuczynska:

“No matter how old you are,

when you go out into the

world, it is always best to hold

Emily Nash Kuda Mushangi

Tonicha Spencer Liam Gallagher

Kay-Dean Anderson Callum McCulloch

Katherine Fitzmaurice Nate Kilcline

Ellie Norton Hazel Williams

Matt Allwood Jhudari Scholar

Brandon Reeves Elisa Ellis

Year 13 Leavers Ball

The theme for this year‟s Leavers

Ball was James Bond, and as

always was held at Bestwood

Lodge Hotel. Everyone entered

into the spirit of the occasion,

dressing appropriately. A disco

followed a splendid three course

meal, awards were presented in

various categories and the

evening ended with carriages at

midnight. Everyone left shaken

but not stirred.

Lydia Loscalzo got

my vote for Miss

Moneypenny

and

Rio Malacarne

must certainly be

the next James

Bond.

Heading to Lourdes

FIVE million pilgrims make their way

to Lourdes every year – a town with a

population of just 15,000. The small

market town in south-west France, in

the foothills of the Pyrenees, became a

major pilgrimage spot after a number

of reported apparitions in the

nineteenth century. In 1858, a 14-

year-old girl told her mother a lady

had spoken to her from the

Massabielle cave. That girl was Saint

Bernadette Soubirous, who was later

canonised. A number of healings are

said to have taken place in the

Lourdes water spring, which many

Christians, both Roman Catholic and

Protestant, believe have validated

Saint Soubirous‟ claims. In honour of

this, some of our Year 12 students

pupils have cycled round the school

933 times to raise money for their own

pilgrimage to France. The pupils are

going to Lourdes later this month to

help elderly and disabled Catholics on

the traditional pilgrimage. They

cycled round the school 933 times as

the school is 933 miles away from

Lourdes. The cycle ride raised more

than £800, and contributed to their

£2,450 target to make the trip. The

nine sixth-formers are paying for half

of the cost of the 26-hour coach ride

and paying for the rest through

various fundraising activities

including cake sales and non-uniform

days. Emily Nash, said: “I want to go

to Lourdes because I want to help

those who, without our help, would

not be able to go.” Fellow pupil

Kathryn Fitzmaurice added: “I think

all of our legs are still hurting from

the cycling, but it was a really fun

way of raising money together.”

Father Simon Gillespie, deputy

director of the Nottingham Diocesan

Lourdes Pilgrimage, said: “It‟s only

with the generosity of the students

that we are able to take these people

to Lourdes.” “The trip teaches them

team-building and they will get to

know a lot of people their age by

working with them during the

pilgrimage. “And one of the most

important things is that they will see

how much their efforts are

appreciated by the local communities.

” Joe Hopkins our Lay Chaplain said:

“It‟s not a school trip, and they are not

going sightseeing. That‟s what makes

their commitment so impressive. A lot

of effort has gone into the

fundraising.” He added that the school

had a fond tradition of Year 12

students making the trip. “Everyone

gets their friends and the community

involved so the fund raising is more

than just paying for the trip. Year 9

children are already talking about

how they can‟t wait to go in three

years‟ time, ” he said. Finally, the

Year 12 students would like to thank

those who sponsored them from the

parishes of The Good Shepherd,

Arnold; Holy Cross, Hucknall; Sacred

Heart, Carlton; and Infant of Prague,

Bestwood Park. As well as their fellow

students at Christ the King who

showed their support by having a non-

uniform day and cheered them on .

Ben Ireland - Nottingham Evening

Post Pictured from left: Gabby Tempest,

Kathryn Fitzmaurice, Tonicha Spencer,

Felicity Saunders, Emily Nash, Elisa Ellis,

Ellie Norton and Callum McCulloch.

CTK at the Albert Hall

Nottingham Citizens is a group of lots of people from all

different backgrounds who all want to make Nottingham a

better place. There was a meeting in November last year

and important people like MP‟s and Paddy Tipping the police

commissioner were there. They were given lots of questions

and were asked for serous answers as to whether they would

help Nottingham Citizens. Last week, there was another

meeting and I, James Akers and Jhudari Scholar and other

pupils and teachers went. It was at the Albert on the 27th of

June 2013. The Albert Hall was a massive place and was

built by the Methodist church. When I got there, Miss Nokes

asked me to go on stage and speak in front of 1,000 people. I

had to say my name and that I represented CTK and I was in

Year 7. It was a bit scary and everyone clapped Jhudari was

on the panel of people who were asking questions to the MP‟s

and Paddy Tipping and he was chairing the Assembly along

with 3 other leaders in the city. They were given 3 minutes to answer questions by the panel and Jhudari

rang his bell if they went over their 3 minutes. James Akers also asked them questions, and we all clapped

when he went on stage. They all agreed that they would support Nottingham Citizens In lots of things

like: Giving workers the living wage which is more than the minimum wage; Putting police offers on some

school bus routes to protect children;

Making Nottingham a safer place in clubs and bars at night for young people; Giving more support to

those that mental health problems and women and men who suffer domestic violence. Everyone agreed

that it was a fantastic evening with many promises made by important people to support Nottingham

Citizens.

George Aspinall Year 7

CTK Cats

On Friday 5th July, the Year 7 and 8

girls Cheerleading Team named „CTK

Cats‟ performed in their first

competition at The Becket School in

West Bridgford. The routine was

brilliantly choreographed by Mrs

Hatton, cramming in many lifts,

stunts, pyramids, tumbles and dance

work for the 2 ½ minutes allocated. A

few girls had never cheered before but

thanks to Mrs Hatton‟s excellent

coaching, they we successful and

finished in 3rd position! A huge

congratulations to (see picture) Back

row (left to right): Rosie Hoyle, Jodie

Flower, Amy Hoyle. Front row (left to

right): Lucy Keane, Emma Roome,

Lucy Moore.

Practice will be opening up to ALL

YEARS as of September. A bigger

squad is needed to perform bigger and

better stunts! Please see extra-

curricular timetable from September

for training practice times. All are

welcome!

Autumn Fayre Preparations for Christ the King‟s

Autumn Fayre are well underway.

On Saturday 21st September our

school community will come

together to help raise money for

sports equipment including team

kits and outdoor seating. Our

students and staff have already

started organising stalls and

activities including Bric a Brac,

Tombola, a Book Stall, Face

Painting, a Nail Bar, a Popcorn

Stall, Refreshments, a Sweet

Stall, Car Wash, a BBQ and lots of

sporting competitions. We are still

looking for donations of books,

games, DVDs, CDs, toiletries,

bottles, Bric a Brac, tombola

prizes and raffle prizes. If items

are too big to be sent in with

students they can be left in the

school‟s main reception. The Fayre

will culminate in a raffle with the

first prize being £100. Other

prizes include sporting tickets, a

signed Forest football, food and

toiletries hampers and theatre

tickets. If you would like to

purchase raffle tickets priced at

just £1 each please give money

into the main office. Thankyou to those who have already bought

tickets or donated items.

Mr Bates

School Uniforms

We are pleased to announce that Just Schoolwear are now our main uniform providers. They have a factory shop in Daybrook which will meet all of your uniform needs at a very competitive price. You can visit their website for more information or call them on 0800 345 7353.

999 Safety Days

On Thursday 20th June (Year 7) and Friday 21st June (Year 8) Christ the King hosted 999 Safety days

organised by Paul Kanikowski our School Liaison Officer. Seven agencies ran sessions covering a wide

range of topics that deal with a large part of the Citizenship syllabus.

All the sessions lasted 30 minutes and were led by agencies based in our local community. The pupils

really engaged with the topics covered and represented our academy brilliantly. The alcohol awareness

session was a big success as pupils had to pour what they thought 1 unit of alcohol was – let‟s just say

they were very generous!

Mr Bates

Agency Topics

Police Internet Safety and Cyber Bullying

Police Alcohol Awareness

Gedling Anti-Social Behaviour Team Anti-Social Behaviour and Consequences

Gedling Homes Tenancy and Associated Issues

Road Safety Team Cycle Safety

Nottingham City Transport Bus Travel Safety

Fire Service Arson and Fire Setting

Tour De Fred

10 students from Christ the King were part of the Diocesan group that welcomed Fred Uttley from

Padiham in Lancashire, who reached Nottingham Cathedral on day 19 of his challenge to cycle to all 22

Catholic dioceses in England & Wales in just under three weeks – a challenge that has been dubbed the

„Tour de Fred‟. By cycling more than 1,000 miles round the country Fred hopes to raise funds for farmers

in Bangladesh, and inspire others to campaign against world hunger.

Fred was not travelling alone. Paralympian Mark Brown, who won a silver medal at Sydney in 2000, had

accompanied Fred on the whole of the „Tour de Fred‟, at times cycling with him, at times driving the

support vehicle. Mark, the husband of Fred‟s niece, is an experienced cyclist and a former soldier who lost

his left arm in an accident. Both Fred and Mark were given a warm welcome by a group of students and

staff from Christ the King Secondary School, Arnold, Nottingham, alongside Marie Molloy, Diocesan

Manager and Cathedral Dean, Fr Geoffrey Hunton, when they arrived shortly before 1 pm mass. After

mass there was time for all to chat to Fred and Mark about their experiences and enjoy a light picnic lunch

in the cathedral garden before the cyclists had to set off for Hallam Diocese.

Both Fred and Mark admitted to be looking

forward to their return home to Salford Diocese

on Saturday and the chance to be reunited with

their families. Fred said: ”I have met such

lovely people along the way, visited schools,

taken part in parish events, been offered

hospitality in supporters homes – it has been

an amazing experience.” For Mark, the biggest

challenge was plotting the route avoiding busy

major roads and steep hills! Fred, a great

grandfather, former plumber and ardent

Burnley FC fan, has volunteered for CAFOD

for more than ten years, in particular

organising CAFOD schools football

competitions. In 2004, he visited Liberia, in

West Africa, with CAFOD, where he met

former World Player of the Year, George Weah,

and presented strips from Burnley, Everton,

Liverpool, and his local junior team to teams

using football in Liberia as a unifying force in the former war-torn country.

Fred says that the inspiration for his bike ride came out of the blue, as an alternative to his parish‟s

regular fundraising quiz. He said: “I wanted to think of another way to raise money, so I was sat at home

and then it came to me, „Why don‟t I do a bike ride round each of the dioceses in the UK for CAFOD?‟”

Both Fred and Mark were very grateful for the support shown to them by our students.

You can support the Tour de Fred at justgiving.com/tourdefred.

Miss Walton

Trip to Loughborough University

On Thursday 20th June some of our Year 10 students went

on a visit to Loughborough University for a maths filled

day organised by the Access to Further Mathematics and

Loughborough University. The theme of the day was

Rollercoasters and we learnt all about the maths behind

the rides at Alton Towers (including the new ride Smiler),

designed our own loop the loop and developed our

understanding of 3D shapes. Michael Killingworth,

together with his team, won a prize for building an

icosahedron (a Platonic solid with 20 equal triangular

faces). The day was rounded off with a tour of the

University itself and its impressive sports facilities. We

even got to see inside the National Cricket Performance

Centre and the Seb Coe High Performance Athletics

Centre. Hopefully it made all involved realise how exciting

it would be to study Maths at A Level and beyond.

Ms Townend

Year 11 Prom

As is tradition our year 11 students celebrated the end of their GCSE exam period with a fantastic Prom at

the Rutland Square Hotel. It was a brilliant evening that saw some superb entrances with even better

outfits. It was a great way to bring the academic year to a close. The students enjoyed food, an awards

presentation and lots of dancing throughout the night. Special congratulations goes out to Charlie Dawn

Sadler and Amarie Colphon who won the award for Prom Queen and Prom King. Thank you to all of the

students and staff who helped make it a wonderful evening. Mr Baxter

More Athletics Talent at CTK!

Due to our improved performance in athletics as a school, we have been invited to a number of athletics

meets in recent weeks by schools in the local area who excel in athletics. We attended a Year 7 and Year 8

competition at Joseph Whitaker School alongside Toothill School, Magnus School, Arnold Hill Academy

and The Minster School, coming second in the Year 8 competition and third in the Year 7 competition.

This is an outstanding achievement by the pupils and it demonstrates the high level of talent that we

have at Christ the King.

Mr Riding

Showcase 2013

On Thursday 20th June, Christ the King Voluntary Academy hosted the annual „Showcase Evening‟ for

Year 5 students and parents of the primary schools from our Academy Trust. Teachers from Christ the

King went out to the primary schools and had just one day to prepare their performances for the evening!

The Showcase proved to be an exceptional success, as all of the schools displayed their talents to

contribute towards a terrific evening. Mrs Stanley, CTK‟s new Drama teacher, worked wonders with the

students of Sacred Heart in Carlton, as they produced „visual poetry,‟ performing Roald Dahl‟s Revolting

Rhymes. Miss Wooley, ICT teacher and choreographer-extraordinaire, worked with the students of St

Margaret Clitherow, as they danced their hearts out in a Street Dance performance. Mrs Harvey, who we

recently welcomed back from her maternity, showed us exactly why we have missed her so much, as she

got her Year 9 Music GCSE students to work with students from Good Shepherd on a stunning

performance of ‟Just The Way You Are‟ by Bruno Mars and with Holy Cross School in Hucknall, as they

performed „Written In The Stars‟ by Tinie Tempah brilliantly.

All of these performances were supported by some of the exceptional talent of our own Christ the King

Students, as Daniel Bartley displayed his skill with the flute and Genine Labis sang „When There Was Me

and You‟ from High School Musical, the school‟s recent show, as she brought the house down with an eye-

watering display of vocal talent. As well as these performances,

the audience was also treated to a beautiful rendition of Jeff

Buckley‟s Halleluiah, by Jacob Seelochan, Genine Labis, Megan

Leask-Walters and James Akers. Finally, the newly formed CTK

Cheerleading group performed in public for the first time. It was

a terrific celebration of the many talents of all of the children in

the Pax Christi Academy Trust and we look forward to

welcoming the Year 5s (who will then be year 6s!) to Christ the

King for our Open Evening on September the 19th. Well done to

all who were involved! Mr Brogan

Gedling Athletic Development Agency Achievements

This weekend‟s competition went extremely well, all of our athlete‟s made an amazing effort and came back

with placings of: two 1st‟s two seconds and a 4th and 5th. Durrell and Keiron went up against some much

bigger boys in the U17‟s category and achieved 4th and 5th which is incredible considering they were

competing with dedicated weightlifters. Keiron and Durrell not only represented G.A.D.A. but also

represented CTK and did both proud with their conduct, enthusiasm and respect throughout the day. Here

is a Facebook link if you would like to view their performance; https://www.facebook.com/#!/

gedlingathleticdevelopmentacademy?fref=ts

Lance Smith

Kwik Cricket

Mrs Toon and Mr Stack took a group of 10 students

to the Lady Bay sports ground for a Cricket

tournament on the 19th june. The students were

coached by Nottinghamshire Cricket Board. They

competed against several local schools and

thoroughly enjoyed the warm up sessions and then

using these skills to play the Cricket Grand

finals.Andre Young hit the ball and it went to

town !!!!!!! he made several runs and all his team

mates were estatic. Deon Francis and Luke Clark

showed great fielding techniques along with Amy

Davies,Amy powdrill, caleb Armstrong ,Kyra

Prescott, Leia Whittaker,Poppy Bingham and

Hannah Mackereth. All the students were great

team players and were rewarded with certificates

and a goody bag.

Mrs Toon

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News from the Chaplain:

Lourdes

By the time you are reading this we will be back from Lourdes. Nine sixth formers, Mrs Walton, Miss

Nokes and I have joined many others from across the diocese to go on pilgrimage to Lourdes. I am very

proud of the 6th Formers who have worked really hard fundraising throughout this year; this isn‟t a holiday

for them, the go to help and care for others, so their efforts should be acknowledged. One of our most recent

fundraising events has been „Cycle to Lourdes‟ 933 laps around the tennis courts representing the 933

miles between CtK and Lourdes. We would like to thank all those who sponsored us, particularly those

from our Parishes, approximately £700 was raised! We are keeping all of CtK, the other Academies in our

trust and the members of our parishes in our prayers throughout the pilgrimage.

Next Year

When we return in September the Chapel will be completely refurbished! It will be open more often and

will be a beautiful, relaxing place to come to find some peace.

There will also be some new activities and events happening in the Chapel:

Morning Grace: Every morning before school- a time for quiet, a time for peace, a time for prayer. 8.15

-8.35am

Mass: Every Thursday at Lunch time in the Chapel

Oasis: We all need a time to stop and think. To be refreshed, renewed and reconciled. Feel

free to drop in for a few minutes or stay for longer. There will also be the opportunity

for confession. Monthly at Friday Lunch times!

And many more to follow!

Finally I hope you have a wonderful (and safe) holiday. To our students thank you for welcoming me this

term and I look forward to seeing you all again in September. God Bless. Joe, School Chaplain

Below are the weekday Mass times for the Parishes in our community:

Church of the Good shepherd Arnold Infant of Prague Bestwood Park

Saturday Vigil Mass 6.30pm Saturday Vigil Mass 6.00pm

Sunday 10.00am, 11.30am, 5.30pm

Holy Cross Hucknall

Saturday Vigil Mass 6.30pm

Sunday 9.30am

Sacred Heart

Saturday Vigil Mass 6.30pm

Sunday 9.00am

(at Sacred Heart St Bernadette‟s)