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Principal’s Message
Dear Parents / Carers
It seems like only last week that the first edition of our Regis News went out - I
am sure you will agree that the year has gone very quickly again!
It was a real treat to meet our new intake on our transition day this week, all 300
of them (and a waiting list!). They behaved extremely well and staff commented
positively about their positive attitudes and manners - well done to all of you!
We continue to engage in end of year tests and I want to congratulate our
students for their resilience, determination and positivity during the exam season,
especially in such hot weather. They have been a credit to themselves, to you
their parents and to their school!
As always, this edition has a wide variety of articles and events that continue to
showcase ‘The Best in Everyone’, ranging from our fantastic Awards Evening, our
Sixth Form Ball, Year 12 Futures Day, the Sussex School Games, Book Awards,
French Pen Pals, our work with the Brilliant Club and a visit to the Dementia
Hub.
I also remind you of the end of term arrangements and start of next term. Please
remember that school closes to all students on Tuesday 24th July at 12.15pm
with all students being required to leave the school site at this time.
With two weeks and two days to go, there are many events and activities to
come including our School Show next week, Tuesday - Thursday (get your
tickets now and be wowed by our talented students and live professional band!),
Sports Day next Thursday, and Memorable Moments days the following Thursday
and Friday.
Thank you again for supporting your school - we are so proud of all our students.
Enjoy the read!
Best wishes
Mr Garlick
Principal
TRS Awards & Achievements Pages 12 & 13
Brilliant Club Page 11
#RegisRocks
Page 22
Highlights of Issue 18 (click on photo or text to view relevant article)
Sussex School Games Page 8
Awards Evening
Pages 4-6
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End of Term / Start of New Year Arrangements
Tuesday 24 July 12:15 (end of Period 3) All students released and will be required to leave site at this time Week Commencing Monday 30 July New Intake Summer School - We are hosting a Summer School the week beginning the 30th July for 45 selected soon to be Year 7 students. They will be invited to come and spend a week at The Regis School where they will get to take part in a range of exciting activities organised around the theme of Lost Worlds. Thursday 16 August - Sixth Form Results Day 9am Year 13 and Year 14 10am Year 12 Thursday 23 August 10am GCSE Results Day and Sixth Form enrolment into Year 12
New School Year - WEEK A - September 2018
Monday 3rd & Tuesday 4th September Staff Training Days (no students in school) Monday 3rd September 2.30 – 3.30pm New Year 12 Subject Confirmation Meetings Wednesday 5 September Welcome Day - Individual Appointments with Tutor for all Students and Parents/Carers Thursday 6 September WEEK A 8:25am Year 7 ONLY 11:00am All other students in school Friday 7 September WEEK A All students arrive at normal time (by 8:25am) for a full day,
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Come and see the show
10th/11th/12th July at 7pm in the Main Hall
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Awards Evening 2018
Last week we had our annual awards evening, with over 160 students receiving awards ranging from subject
certificates in all year groups, to the prestigious special cups awarded for a range of charity and community work
and academic excellence, among others.
The evening was a fantastic event, and a great opportunity to really celebrate the Best In Everyone. The Arena
sports hall was packed with a large audience, including the Mayor of Bognor Regis, staff and many parents who
celebrated as every student collected their award with well-deserved pride in what they have achieved.
During the evening we also saw excellent performances from the Signature Elite dance group, Sixth Form
musicians and Izzy Hauxwell who performed an outstanding display of skill on the trampoline.
Principal Mike Garlick says, ‘I was so proud to share in our Awards Evening, with over 160 students receiving
awards! With the awards ranging from subject certificates, to the prestigious special cups awarded for a range of
charity and community work and academic excellence, we were truly able to celebrate the Best In Everyone. It
was an amazing evening and the students genuinely are a credit to themselves, to their parents and to their school!’
Subject Special Awards
The Art Award William Hodges
Risk Taking in Art Trophy Niamh Leahy
Barclays Award ‘Caring’ Karis Pullen
The Blueprint Centre Business
Award for Excellence in Business
Studies
William Hodges
The Martin Cup for Achievement in
Drama Naomi
Carr-Austin
The Frank Leslie Wright Memorial
Prize for English Jessica Dober
The Patricia Harvey Geography
Trophy Emma Walters
The Ann Mellors Cup for
Achievement in History Elizabeth Pollard
The Languages Award Emily Murrell
The Peters Cup for Achievement in
Mathematics George Hume
The Ide Cup for Achievement in
Music Matthew Hickey
The Shelley Memorial Prize for
Literacy in Science George Hume
The Richard Chandaman Memorial
Prize for Excellence in Chemistry Connie Dummer
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House Cup Winners
The House Cups were awarded by each Head of House as follows:
Acropolis Amazon Everest Pyramids Sequoia Uluru
Gemma Taylor Ethan Stenning Klaudia Wiklanska Amy Lindsey Mollie Watson Elizabeth Pollard
Subject Special Awards
The Boys’ Sports Cup Benjamin Hauxwell
The Girls’ Sports Cup Jessica Parker
The Edna Sayer Needlework Trophy for
Achievement Francesca Roodhouse
The Rosemount Trophy for Technology Zoe Rodwell
The Peter Merrimam Memorial Trophy
for Endeavour (Inclusion) Misho Atanasov
Dance Special Award Elanor Lucas
The Phoenix Award (Inclusion) Bobbie Richards
The Sylvia Endacott Library Award Megan Bryant-Lawson
The Media Studies Award Jessica Fitzpatrick
Philosopher and Theologian of the Year William Jones
Chef of the Year Award Klaudia Wiklanska
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Awards Evening 2018
Whole School Special Awards
Team Achievement Award Year 7 Netball
Rights Respecting Award Kendra Diston
The Regis School Charity Cup RRS Team
Water Walk
The Kerr Cup for Outstanding
Service to the Community
RRS/A Team
Soccer Aid
Re-presentation of the We
Generation Award Darci Scott
The Hugh Ayres Memorial Trophy
for Endeavour Adbullah Tomeh
The Martin Finch Leadership
Award Freya Jones
The Charles Besly Memorial
Award Lucy Archer
The David Jones Legacy Award Mrs Caroline
Saunders
The Hilary Kingston Trophy for
Excellence George Hume
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Sixth Form Summer Ball
Sixth Form students attended their annual Sixth Form Ball on Friday 22nd June. This was held at the
Chichester Park Hotel. All students and the members of staff who attended had a really great evening.
They started the evening with a three course dinner, followed by a disco until midnight. This is always a
very popular end of term event and the perfect way to celebrate with our Year 13, as they come to the
end of their studies at TRS.
Locker Key Return
Just a reminder to all students that have a locker at school, that
it is time to remove all belongings and hand back in your locker
key and get your £5 locker key deposit back. This enables us to
give the lockers a good clean and service them over the summer
break.
If you do not hand your locker key back, unfortunately we will
have to cut the padlock off and you will lose your deposit. If you
have anything in the locker we will keep the contents for two
weeks after we return after the summer break, then after this
time the contents will be disposed of.
At the start of the new term on ‘Welcome Day’ students will be able to hire another locker for next year at
the same cost of £10 (which includes a £5 returnable deposit, on condition the key is returned to us before
the end of the summer term).
Please return your locker key to the Finance Office (room 134) at break & lunchtime on:
Monday 16th July, Tuesday 17th July & Wednesday 18th July 2018
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Throughout the day the girls rotated positions well and were supportive and encouraging to not only our
team but to the other teams too. They demonstrated a tremendous team spirit which especially showed
in our 11-1 win against Thomas Bennett representing the Crawley section.
Overall we finished in 8th place so we are the 8th best Year 7 netball team in the county which is an
excellent effort from the girls.
They were also awarded the determination award which shows their commitment and resilience
throughout on what was a very hot day! A huge well done and best of luck in the league next year! I will
miss being your coach!
MissUncles
Sussex School Games
On a very hot
Wednesday 27th June,
the Year 7 girls Netball
team went to the Sussex
School Games at the K2
in Crawley to represent
the area – West Sussex
West.
They got through to this
stage by winning the
local league and the local
league tournament.
There were 9 schools in
total representing their
areas including some
independent school. The
standard of netball was
high but we managed to
keep some of the
stronger teams to low
scores in the game.
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Dementia Hub – Pets as Therapy Visit
These are awarded weekly to staff who have ‘gone the extra mile’
w/c 25 June 2018
Bright Spot goes to Mrs Trickett
Extra mile goes to Mrs Gallant and Mr Weston
w/c 2 July 2018
Extra mile goes to Mrs Millington, Mrs Marston, Mrs Rose, Mr Manvell,
Mr Purgavie, Mrs James, Mrs Barlow, Miss Buckingham & Miss Brown.
Staff Bright Spot and Extra Mile Awards
Four Year 9 Health & Social Care students visited
the Dementia Hub in Tangmere on Thursday (28th
June) and got to meet Evie the ‘Pets as Therapy’
dog. Evie recently came Runner-up in the National
PAT championships for the work she does with
clients living with Dementia and other physical and
mental diseases.
Sophie Hayler, Jess Ghosh, Willow King and Amy
Brazier also engaged in activities and conversation
with customers of the Dementia Hub and were
shown around the amazing facilities by the
Manager, Sue Craig.
To find out more about Therapy Dogs visit
https://petsastherapy.org/
Or follow Evie on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/cheeringpeopleup/
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Brilliant Club Success!
Throughout the Summer term, 12 students from Year 8
and 9 have taken the opportunity to participate in the
Brilliant Club, which is a fantastic chance to develop
academic study skills and for finding out more about higher
education.
We attended a launch trip in April at Royal Holloway
University, where Regis School students met Eddie, our
PhD student-teacher, who is researching Neuroscience at
the University of Sussex.
Following the launch trip, Eddie came into school to teach
6 sessions about engineering. Our topic was 'Imaging the
human body', and Eddie shared some of his extensive
knowledge about how technology is used to support developments
in sport and medicine. These sessions included learning about how
the body can be scanned and monitored using 21st century
technology in medicine and sport. We also had a visit from Nick
Gibb MP and the opportunity to teach him about the Brilliant Club.
He was really interested in what all of the students had learnt from
Eddie and their aspirations for the future.
Following the taught sessions, all students finalised their own
research and engineering designs to complete a final assignment
which was to research and design equipment that could be used to
enhance performance in sport, using 21st century technology. These
assignments were up to 1500 words long, including design ideas,
and they had to be sent to Eddie by a very strict deadline so that he
could mark them (the deadline was so strict that marks were
deducted if you were even a minute late!) Eddie then came back
into school for a final feedback session and to give all of the
students their final, university-style grade. All students did really
well, especially Umanga Rayamajhi and Oliver Fry who both
achieved 1st class marks for their assignments.
At the graduation trip, there was plenty of opportunity for
reflection about the project and how students had overcome the
challenges of fitting in writing an additional essay on top of regular
lessons and examinations. Some of our students who have taken on
the project this year have really had to plan their work carefully to
fit it in around many other commitments, and they have all been
fantastic in doing so. Megan Bryant Lawson also took the chance to
present and share her own experiences to all of the schools at the
Graduation ceremony, articulately describing how she found the
process and what she has got out of completing the Brilliant Club.
Overall, the students have shown a lot of independence and
resilience in completing the project, and have certainly valued the
whole experience. Megan Year 8 has described this as an excellent
opportunity to research technology and medicine and to also learn
more about university life and the inspirational opportunities that
will be available for her to study in the future. We are very proud
of all that these students have achieved and look forward to seeing
them using the skills that they have developed in school next year
and beyond.
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Awards & Achievements 2017-2018 At The Regis School
September 2017 The Regis School Celebrates ‘Best Ever’ Results! Year 7 Water Sports Team Building Day
October 2017 Launch of Fast Tomato Carers Guidance Website
Launch of Insight Parent Portal November 2017 FAB Locality School Council Day - Mini We Day Outreach Community Work Set Up Annual Competition at Laburnum Centre Paralympic Sports Day Crocus Planting - Purple for Polio
December 2017
OFSTED GOOD with OUTSTANDING Leadership Diversity Week
Rotary Young Chef - Klaudia Wiklanska Progresses to next round Wassail at Southwark Cathedral
Christmas Card Design Winner - Courtney Matthews Students Invited to Bognor Ice Rink Opening
Regis Rowing Competition #iwill promises made
Performing Arts Christmas Celebration
January 2018 PE Department Launch Squad In Touch App Jasmine Small wins Sustainability Photo Competition Regis School Awarded School Games Platinum Award Poppy Wallis wins 1st Place in Young Chef Competition Adelicia Lavender launches her own sailing website terasailor.uk EPQ Year 12 success
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February 2018 Sixth Form ‘Musicality’ Year 10 Music Recital Alfie Spurle represented West Sussex West at Cross Country Rock Challenge
March 2018 Unicef Rights Respecting Schools Level 2 GOLD Award
Technology & Fashion Show World Book Day
Darci Scott Wins Global Award for Social Action at WE Day Regis Students filmed by WE Charity
Performing Arts Showcase Winter Sports Day
The Big Sing
April 2018 West Sussex Education Awards
Runner Up - Secondary School of the Year Runner Up - Mrs Harding, Career Aspiration WINNERS - RRS Ambassadors, Health & Wellbeing Year 10 Students EPQ Success Water Walk Rotary Arun Youth Community Awards Age 16-19 Nicola Rodwell - Winner Groups - TRS RRS Ambassadors - Winner Young Enterprise £10 Challenge Literature Quiz at Chichester College TRS Annual Science Fair Year 7 Boys win Sharpie Cup
May 2018 Soccer Aid – Playground Challenge
Ethan Stenning Awarded WE Movement Virgin Atlantic Scholarship Kendra Diston Unicef Young Reporter Lesotho visit
Musical Instrument Exam Success for Emma Warburton, Toby Turner and Eleanor Pearson
Year 7 Accelerated Reader Awards Senior Mountbatten Athletics Competition
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Book Awards! Book Awards! Book Awards!
Carnegie Book Awards
A group of students have been shadowing the Carnegie Book Awards, which involves reading the shortlisted
books, meeting weekly and eating lots of biscuits! The winning book was announced on Monday 18th June, and we
celebrated by having cake and voting for which book we wanted to win. We watched some of the ceremony
from London. Our group thought that ‘After the fire’ by Will Hill was the best title, followed by ‘The hate you
give’ by Angie Thomas.
The actual winning book (decided by the Carnegie panel) was Geraldine McCaughrean’s
‘Where the world ends’. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, it is beautifully written, and such an
interesting story. It is also based on a true story of survival which, for me, just added to the
magic.
Here are some reviews of the shortlisted books
The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas
Sixteen-year-old Starr lives in two worlds: the poor neighbourhood where she was born and raised
and her posh high school in the suburbs. The uneasy balance between them is shattered when
Starr is the only witness to the fatal shooting of her unarmed best friend, Khalil, by a police
officer. Now what Starr says could destroy her community. It could also get her killed. Inspired by
the Black Lives Matter movement, this is a powerful and gripping YA novel about one girl's
struggle for justice. (ww.amazon.co.uk)
Oliver Norgett says “The hate you give is a really good book that highlights important
social issues such as racism and even moments of segregation. All together mixed into an
amazing plot to make a great book that starts a conversation. I thought that the book just
kept me guessing as I kept reading. This is because it just continued really important
questions vital to the storyline. The book ended abruptly but this perfectly rounded the
books message and plot. I would recommend this book to a friend.”
Rook by Anthony McGowan
A poignant, beautifully written novella about growing up and family. A companion piece to the
hugely successful Brock and Pike, McGowan warms hearts once more with the adventures of
Nicky and Kenny. (www.amazon.co.uk)
Emily Howard says “In the book ‘Rook’, Kenny and Nicky find a Rook that has been
injured. They take it in. Nicky has been bullied for a while and one day he fights back. I
liked the book because it finished off nicely, where as some of the books in the Carnegie
Award didn’t have a proper finish. I don’t think it will win the medal though. I would
recommend this book because it’s a quick read and has a meaningful story. It makes you
think about how you treat other people.”
Finlay Clark says “Kenny and Nicky rescue an injured Rook and attempt to nurse it back
to health. Nicky doesn’t think it will make it though. At the school Nicky is bullied by his
crush’s brother…. awkward. He gets expelled and his life becomes very messed up.
Luckily his crush saves him and everything is OK. I quite liked this book even though it was written quite simply I
think that was OK. I feel like it should definitely have a sequel.”
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After the fire by Will Hill
Father John controls everything inside The Fence. And Father John likes rules. Especially about never
talking to Outsiders. Because Father John knows the truth. He knows what is right, and what is wrong.
He knows what is coming.
Moonbeam is starting to doubt, though. She's starting to see the lies behind Father John's words. She
wants him to be found out.
What if the only way out of the darkness is to light a fire? (www.amazon.co.uk)
Adelicia Lavender says “Moonbeam lives at a religious cult until a fire burns down the
building. Then she speaks to a psychiatrist and an FBI agent to help them understand what she
went through. I loved the book because it is interesting finding out what happened there. I
like the way it was written but I think there should be more about before the fire. It should
definitely win the Carnegie Medal! I would recommend it because it is such a great story”
Sky Waller says “This story is about a girl named Moonbeam who was involved in a cult, they don’t like outsiders.
When a new leader joins people from inside leave. A fire happens and many lives are vanished. An FBI agent and
doctor try to get the most out of her to find the answers of what happened there. I think the book is amazing, very
heart to heart. I think it’s going to be first and win the award. I would recommend it.
Amazing Book Awards
On Friday 22nd June we took a minibus of students over to Shoreham
Academy for the Amazing Book Awards ceremony. We were treated
to some wonderful authors who talked about their books. Author
Holly Bourne was our host for the event, and we heard from D J
Fennell, Simon James Green (who was hilarious), and Penny Joelson
who won the award with her book ‘I have no secrets’. Our students
were very pleased with the results, as Penny’s book was one of their
favourites. Lots of our students also waited at the end to buy books
and get them signed.
Visit https://amazingbookawards.co.uk/ for more information and photos from the
evening.
Cathryn Rahaman - Librarian
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ACROPOLIS AMAZON EVEREST PYRAMIDS SEQUOIA ULURU
House Star Student Star Tutor
Acropolis The top 10 highest achievers in Acropolis.
Adelicia Lavender, Lewis Monk, Kerrie-Anne,
Keely Young, Alfie Keet, Danny Sullivan, Jessica
Tribe, Harrison Kuhn, Naomi Young, Julia
Drabjewska.
Well done!
The entire Acropolis Tutor Team
and Mrs Saunders
For all the support they have given the students in
our house this school year
Amazon Katie Adfield G12, Marian Angelov G3, Sophie
Riley G1, Rebecca Kelly G10, Maisie Townsend
G9, Yawmid Uddin G3 and Carlyon Weller G5
For all being nominated for special awards at our
Annual Awards Evening this year.
Also a special mention to Abdullah Tomeh who
won the cup for Endeavour and Ethan Stenning
who won the House Cup.
Mrs Millington and Mrs Mackay G6
For always ‘just getting on with it’. They have a can
do attitude and show immense support of each
member of their group. G6 are supportive of one
another and are always fully engaged in the tutor
programme activities. The group as whole are a
testament to the quality of mentoring they receive.
Everest Klaudia Wiklanska
Klaudia joined us in 2015 and since then has
developed into the most remarkable and
unassuming student. Klaudia has always worked
incredibly hard at school wanting to make the most
of her education. She is really dedicated to doing
her best across the board in all lessons and this has
been reflected in her reports throughout, which is
echoed in staff comments.
All in all, what more can be said, she just is
everything you could want from a student from The
Regis School and it is young ladies like Klaudia that
makes our work so pleasurable and rewarding.
Thank you for being such a super star.
Mr Wojtas
For working so hard to have such an independent
and reliable tutor group
Pyramids All of my helpers for learning activity days
transition day & family evening Especially those that helped with all three events
who were Harley Collins, Sophie Brazier,
Melissa Hickey, Tilly Smith, Sophie Wisdom,
Megan Lloyd, Erin Billington & Eleanor Grant.
All of Pyramids tutors
Who have been amazing this year - thank you
Sequoia Year 6 Transition Team
Thank you for all your work in supporting the year
6’s transition events you and they made a great first
impressions thanks you for being excellent role
models.
Mr Stathers
For all your support and hard work tutoring S8, you
have done an amazing job and we will miss you
loads. Enjoy the next adventure.
Uluru We would like to thank the students of Uluru House for an amazing school year there has been many
awards and achievements collected throughout the entire house. A big thank you to all of our tutors
for their hard work and dedication we wouldn’t be able to do it without you.
As a House we are looking forward to welcoming our new Year 7’s in September
and continuing to be the best we can be.
Coming Up Next Issue - House Awards Special Feature!
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This academic year, 7Pfr2 have been exchanging with pen pals in a
secondary school in Loire-Atlantique (44 FRANCE). We exchanged our
first letters at Christmas and we sent them new ones at Easter. We
wanted to send a third series before the summer but we did not get a
chance to do that.
It was very beneficial for the students to be able to describe themselves
and families in French to their pen pals. They also wrote a detailed
description of their personality and/or their pets. Some talked about
their favourite teachers and favourite subjects all in French. I really
enjoyed seeing them very excited about creating their cards and letters
but the best was for them to read letters from their new friends.
I am proud of 7Pfr2 for having done this additional work. It allowed
them to realise they were able to communicate in the target language
and all of them were really enthused by this exchange. Bravo 7Pfr2!
Vous êtes mes héros!
Madame Nielsen
French Pen Pals
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Lost Property—Have you lost anything?
The following items are being held in the ‘Lost Property’ if
you think they might be yours please go to your Head of
House who will take you to the uniform cupboard on the top
floor to claim your item(s)
Keys – 2 keys with a yellow fob that says door key and a Letter K
with a leprechaun
Betty boop key fob with a photo inside in the shape of a heart
Key painted black – looks like a back door key
Bike lock key – small with black key fob No 19 2 keys on a five star key ring and an unnamed name and address key
ring – door key and a key with black fob
Black and white head phones on a long flex
Black headphones with no markings
Pair of blue like earplugs for swimming in a clear round plastic case Black cycle helmet with 6 oblong air vents in the top and 2 at the front with the logo Mongoose and 4 air vents
at the back
Glasses—Small round black framed glasses – Converse
Small tortoise shell glasses – Specsavers in a beige case
Multi-coloured bead bracelet
Red with black drinking cap Water bottle – Marvel spiderman
Calculator with ELIS scratched on the case
Grey Nike Air pencil case
Clothing -
School jumper with no size – guess 34”-36”
32” blazer
Age 11/12 black Sondico shorts
Size 32/33 PE top
Boys size 7 lace up shoe – make Bootleg
Blue woolly Adidas hat with pom pom
Black Nike draw string bag with a Next grey hand towel, small
blue shorts CBF number 10, Goggles blue and green, Sondico
gel-core mouth guard yellow and black
PE Department Lost Property
Silver Mackenzie jacket – size small
Black Sondico Underlayer – XS
Black Voijeans company jacket – XL
Black Armarni T-shirt – Small
Black NikeDryfit shorts – Small Whole kit – addidas trousers XL youth and a black TRS PE top
and Addidas green and yellow astro boots size 5½ in a navy drawstring nike bag.
Navy addidas suede size 8 trainers
Size 7 nike T90 black with orange tick
Fire trap black slip on boys school shoes size 8
Admiral white/silver trainers size 7
Beckett black slip on boys school shoes size 5
GG black slip on school shoes size 5
Please note that lost property
is only kept for a term, then it
is disposed of.
LATEST LOST PROPERTY
Nokia mobile
1 house key with a Canadian keyring
2 keys, 1 small possible locker key and a
brass back door key with Must ocean
engineered key ring
5 keys , 4 small with door key Number 22
on it in felt
School jumpers size 30”, 38” and 40”
Green boot bag with black red and white
Patrick football boots size 6
CONTIGO blue water bottle
XS Olive green log sleeve top - make 11
degree
Vans off the wall black, blue and white
flowers cap
Short sleeve marvel t-shirt aged11-12
Blue lace up pump with white toe F&F size 3
Black joggers Next aged 12
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#RegisRocks - Lets Spread the Word! - #RegisRocks
Use the hash-tag ‘#RegisRocks’ to spread the word about all the great things we do!
#RegisRocks
The Regis School
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On Thursday 28th June, all Year 12 students took part in a Futures Day. This day is
dedicated to helping our students make informed choices about their next steps.
Students worked in small groups and visited a variety of guest speakers from
Sussex University, Chichester University and Chichester College. In these sessions
they learnt about degree and higher level apprenticeships and University courses.
They also received input on how to write their personal statements, something
that many of them will be starting over the next few months. Our Year 12 students
also completed their registrations for UCAS and UniFrog, two platforms which will
support them in their next steps.
Year 12 Futures Day
REGIS NEWS VOLUME 1 ISSUE 18 PAGE 24
Article 29 Education must develop every child’s personality, talents and abilities to the full 06/07/2018
Date Event
6 July Year 11 Prom
10-12 July Performing Arts Production
12 July Sports Day
17 July Spelling Bee Final
19 July Memorable Moments - Enrichment Day
20 July Memorable Moments - Enrichment Day
20 July Final Issue of Regis News this Academic Year
Tuesday 24 J uly Last Day of Summer Term
School finishes at 12:15pm
3 - 4 September Staff Training Days
3 September 2.30 - 3.30pm Year 12 Subject Confirmation Meetings
5 September Welcome day - Individual Appointments with Tutor for all Students and
Parents/Carers
6 September WEEK A 8.25am Year 7 ONLY
11.00am ALL other students in School
7 September WEEK A 8:25am All students in school for a full day
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Telephone Regis News
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Dates for Your Diary
Locker Key Return
Just a reminder to all students that have a locker at school, that it is time to
remove all belongings and hand back in your locker key and get your £5 locker
key deposit back. This enables us to give the lockers a good clean and service
them over the summer break.
If you do not hand your locker key back, unfortunately we will have to cut the padlock off and you will lose
your deposit. If you have anything in the locker we will keep the contents for two weeks after we return
after the summer break, then after this time the contents will be disposed of.
At the start of the new term on ‘Welcome Day’ students will be able to hire another locker for next year at
the same cost of £10 (which includes a £5 returnable deposit, on condition the key is returned to us before
the end of the summer term).
Please return your locker key to the Finance Office (room 134) at break & lunchtime on:
Monday 16th July, Tuesday 17th July & Wednesday 18th July 2018