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WEEKLY BULLETIN — 22 April 2016

From the Headmaster On Saturday evening senior cadets, parents, staff, Old Reigatians and guests of the CCF had a very enjoyable evening at the CCF Annual Mess Dinner where Admiral Stirling was our honoured guest. Lord Stirling shared with us insights from his fascinating and varied career. The Corps of Drums played their best performance yet with a variety of military music and James Bond arranged by Sgt Nick Ingram. The RGS Upper School mathematicians have again excelled in the UK Maths Trust’s Challenges. We had 13 pupils from our the Third, Furth and Fifth Forms qualify from last term’s Intermediate Maths Challenge through to the next round of challenges. Amongst them 11 students took the Kangaroo papers, with Christopher Meredith, Eleanor Medcalf and Andrew Pardoe achieving Merit awards. Two students qualified for the prestigious Maths Olympiad, where Aaron Gilchrist achieved a Merit award, and Connie Bambridge-Sutton was one of only 100 pupils nationally to be awarded a Medal. Congratulations to all of them. Congratulations to all students who sat ABRSM, Trinity and other public music examinations at the end of the Spring term achieving a 100% pass rate—many with a Merit or Distinction, which is no mean feat. A special mention must go to the ten successful Grade 8 candidates: Hugh Blayney, Estuardo Del Angel; Nicholas Johnson, Jack Kelly, Alix Longwell (x2), Oliver Massey, Gaia Moroni, Tom Schlaefli, Will Tuckwell and Madeleine Withers. For the full list of results please see page three. During the Easter holidays a number of trips took place: The CCF spent some time learnt mountain rescue skills, surfing and trying

out the high ropes. Senior netballers travelled to Barcelona on to take part in a five day tour

which consisted of several training sessions delivered by top level coaches including two Superleague players, as well as sight-seeing, visiting a theme park and a Masterclass Tournament held by Edwin Doran. The team played exceptionally well throughout the competition, winning all eight of their matches and the tournament in style, beating schools including South Wiltshire Grammar and Weston College. Well done to all girls to took part.

A group of Fourth Form Spanish students were re-united with their exchange partners in A Coruña. They were greeted at the airport by all of the exchange partners and welcomed with a loud HOLA! Students had a busy itinerary including a visit to a Churrería, La Torre de Hércules, Monte San Pedro, Santiago de Compostela and much more. They spent the weekend with their host families and played a game of football: Spain v England. On the last day, RGS attended lessons in el Colegio Marista before having lunch in the school canteen. Students were sad to say goodbye to each other, but many are already making plans to go back and visit.

This week the Spanish play Primera Cita, run by the theatre company Onatti, was enjoyed by students in the First to Fourth Forms. It was an hilarious comedy that focused on two love-struck teenagers organising their first ever date. The play involved lots of audience participation (in Spanish!) and even a few RGS appearances on stage. In the English Chess Federation U13 Schools Championships RGS finished in second place and are therefore national runners-up! RGS scored 10.5/16 with our only loss coming against runaway champions KCS Wimbledon. RGS scores were: Bd1 Alex Golding 4.0/4; Bd2 Harry Armstrong 2.5/4; Bd3 Annalise Hansen 3.0/4; and Bd4 Bernadette Cheng-Whitehead 1.0/4—with every one of those points needed to achieve second place. Ernest Tan played some good games in the reserves section and was a great backup to the team. This is RGS’ best national chess result for many years—thank you to all who made it possible. Wednesday afternoon saw the start of the new House Year with Senior House Swimming. Students from the Fourth Form and above took part and there was a great atmosphere with plenty of cheering and support. As well as the traditional individual and relay races the Fifth and Sixth Forms took part in events including sculling, diving and a woggle race! Congratulations to all who took part—a fantastic start to the year. A special mention should go to the following record breakers: Fourth Form Boys Backstroke – Ben Stephenson 15.41; Senior Girls Backstroke – Georgina

In the Bulletin this Week ABRMS/Trinity/Other Music

Examinations 1 CCF Annual Mess Dinner 1 CCF Update 5 Chelsea FC 2 Corps of Drums 1 Diary Updates 6 England U17 Rugby 2 English Chess Federation 1 English Youth Grand Prix U13

National Chess Champion 2 Fourth Form Spanish Exchange 1 Glow Theatre Group 2 Harlequins U15 Rugby Squad 2 House Competition Current Positions 2 In2Hockey Surrey Cup 2 Intermediate Maths Challenge 1 Learn to Crochet Charity Event 5 Learn to Knit Charity Event 5 Maths Olympiad 1 Music Examinations Results 3 National Hockey U16 Champions 2 Nearly New Uniform Sale 6 Parents’ & Friends’ Association 6 Parents’ Forum: E-Safety 5 Parents’ Online Payment System 5 Picture Gallery 4 Redhill Sinfonia Orchestra 2 Regional Hockey U14 Competition 2 Reigate Heath Golf Club Easter

Competition 2 RGS Cycle Club 5 Senior Netball Tour to Spain 1 Senior House Swimming 1 South East U15 Rugby 2 Spanish Play Primera Cita 1 Sport News 2 Star for a Night 2 Surrey U13 Rugby 2 Surrey U15 Rugby 2 Surrey U17 Rugby 2 Surrey Football League 2 UK Maths Trust Challenges 1 Youth Musical Theatre 2

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FROM THE HEADMASTER

Robinson 15.81; Senior Girls Breaststroke – Joanna Amey 18.87; Fourth Form Girls Butterfly – Ashleigh Smith 14.31; Senior Girls Front Crawl – Isabel Wood 13.56; Boys Diving Record – Greg Beazley 11.87m; and Girls Diving Record – Georgina Robinson 13.28m.

The overall House positions are currently: Fourth Form: 1st Hodgson; 2nd Williamson; 3rd = Bird/Cranston

Fifth & Sixth Forms: 1st Williamson; 2nd Hodgson; 3rd Cranston; 4th Bird Sport news Tom Allen played for Surrey U15 Rugby in their victory over Middlesex and has also been selected for the

Harlequins U15 squad for the Regional Academies 12-a-side tournament at Harrow School. Max Coyle played for England U17 Rugby in their 19-17 win over France with Max scoring one of the tries. Lili Ferguson and Catriona Lynn, who both play for the Beecholme Belles Banstead FC U18s, have had another

very successful season. The team are 2016 Surrey League champions and recently won the Surrey Challenge Cup 5-1.

Jemma Freestone has had a fantastic fourth season at Chelsea FC with one loss in twenty-eight games. Jemma has been offered a contract for the 2016-2017 season. Well done.

Ellie Green played for the London and South East U15 Rugby divisional side in their last graded game with Ellie kicking three out of four goals.

Joe Gregson, Marcus Sotiriou and Lucas Overtoom played for Surrey U17 Rugby in their 26-19 victory over Middlesex with Lucas and Marcus both scoring.

Stephanie Weber and Taylor Weber are U16 National Club Champions who won all four of their matches, at Lee Valley with Taylor scoring a goal en route. This is the girls’ fourth National Championship with Surbiton and they have won at U12, U14 (twice) and now at U16.

RGS boys have recently enjoyed success with Reigate Priory Hockey Club Boys U14 side. They reached the semi-finals of the Mercian League Regional U14 competition, covering much of the south-east of England, after being promoted to regional league and finishing second in that league. Well done to Daniel Wigfield in goal, Josh Harvey, Ollie Beresford, Patrick Florida-James, Ed MacTavish, Aran Patel and Harvey Nutt. Benjamin Turrington was out injured after breaking his hand in the quarter-final. The RGS boys combined well with boys from a number of other local schools to form a cohesive and spirited squad, with some really promising individual talent.

Student News Chloe Bader won the Reigate Heath Golf Club annual Easter competition; Charlotte Bader was the

runner up. Huge congratulations to Leah Beglan, Tally Goss, James Grimstone, Hannah Griffin and Krishne

Thevarajah on their fantastic performances at The Harlequin Redhill in the annual Star for a Night competition sponsored by Reigate & Banstead council. Amongst all the local students performing in the showcase, three of our RGS Drama students secured dance and theatre scholarships. Leah was awarded a dance scholarship for her original choreographic skills and commitment. Hannah was awarded the drama scholarship for her exceptional discipline and the team created an award for James in response to his superb commitment to the creative process during the rehearsals.

Kathryn Boyd, Izzy Cooper and Izzy van der Spuy, took part in the In2Hockey Surrey Cup in Guildford with Izzy v.d.S and Kathryn playing for the Epsom Hockey Club A team and Izzy C playing for the Surbiton B team. The teams did brilliantly winning their groups and eventually going on to take part in the finals, where they played each other for the bronze medal. The result was a draw and both teams went through to the regional event. At the regionals Clara Alston, Kathryn Boyd and Izzy van der Spuy played brilliantly and although they didn't quite make it to the Cup playoffs they qualified for the Plate playoffs, which they won.

Will Brann was selected for Surrey U13 rugby development squad—just rewards after working so hard. Alex Golding is now officially the English Youth Grand Prix U13 National Chess Champion (link) and has

qualified for the European Youth and the World Cadets/Youth Chess Championships. Hannah Griffin auditioned for Youth Musical Theatre and has been offered a place in one of their productions! Charles Lee has been awarded a violin scholarship with the Redhill Sinfonia Orchestra. This is a new

scholarship programme for suitably qualified school-age string players. Charles has only been playing with the Sinfonia since September so is really pleased to have been awarded.

Emma Starbuck is a member of the Glow Theatre Group, based in Caterham. The group has for the last five years won the Southern Counties Drama Festival youth category, and with this year's performance has now twice won the event outright across both adult and youth categories. Their play for this year The Edelweiss Pirates was presented at the Eastern England finals over the weekend and won that also, so is now going forward to the All England final in June.

School continues to be as busy as ever and I am more and more impressed each day with the way all members of the community are looking after each other. Do please let me or a member of the pastoral team know if there is anything we can help you with and, as ever, if there are any student successes you wish to share please email me via headmaster@reigategrammar.org—it is super to hear about the students’ successes in and out of school. With my Best Wishes Shaun Fenton, Headmaster

Key to music exam results overleaf: ABRSM: The Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music; LCM: London College of Music; RGT: Registry of Guitar Teachers

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CCF Update CCF National Navigation Award Weekend: 6-8

May, 14:00-20:00hrs CCF Climbing Weekend: 17-19 June, 14:00-20:00hrs

RGS Cycle Club The RGS Cycle Club will have its second ride of the

season this Sunday 24 April. Meet at the PMH at 8.15 before joining up with our guides at Maison du Velo.

At the moment the rides are for Sixth Form students and parents. Please could you let Mr Haskey know via

jth@reigategrammar.orgj if you want to join.

From Miss Cooper, Head of PSHEE/Electives: Parents’ Forum E-Safety: Monday 25 April Parents are warmly invited to an evening regarding E-

Safety on Monday 25 April 2016 at 7.00pm in the PMH. Murray Letham, former police officer and child

protection specialist, will be in school to speak about E-Safety. He will cover how to keep your household safe,

acceptable use agreements and any other concerns you may have. The talk will last approximately 40 minutes

and there will then be an opportunity to ask questions. Refreshments will be provided. To confirm your

attendance, and so that we can cater accordingly,

please email mainschooloffice@reigategrammar.org. We look forward to seeing you there.

NOTICES

PARENTS’ ONLINE PAYMENT SYSTEM The following trips, services and items are now available for

payment via the parents’ Online Payment System.

Biology – Nettlecombe Court Final Payment German – Berlin 2016

History & Politics – USA 2nd Instalment Climbing Elective

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Diary dates Changes from the published calendar are in BOLD

April 22 F Music: Duet Philharmonic Auditions (MS) 14:00-17:00 RSM Year 5 Interviews 08:45-15:50 GCSE German Oral examinations 09:00-15:50 GCSE Spanish Oral examinations 09:00-15:50 House Cricket: Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Form (HW) 16:00 First Form Charity Film Night (CH/Rm7/Rm8) 16:00-18:30 23 Sa AS Spanish: Speaking Revision Session 09:00-12:00 CCF: Weapon Handling Tests Day CANCELLED PFA: Nearly New Uniform Sale (PMH) 10:00-11:00 Cricket v Cranmore: U13A&B (H) 09:30 Cricket v St John's: 1st XI (A) 11:00 2nd XI (H) 11:00 U15A&B (A) 14:00 U14A&B (H) 14:00 Ultimate Frisbee: Chichester Outdoor T’ment 12:00-18:00 * NEW * 24 Su CCF: Outdoor Range Day (Pirbright) 08:00-18:00 Girls’ Rugby 7s: U18 Warlingham Festival Cup

(Warlingham RFC) 12:00-17:00 25 M RSM Year 5 interviews 08:45-15:50 Cricket v Lingfield ND: U14A&B (H) 14:00 PSHEE: First Form E-Safety 14:15-15:50 Drama: Much Ado About Nothing rehearsal (DS) 16:00-17:30 Boys’ Tennis v Lingfield ND: U15, U14 (H) 16:30 Governors: Estates & Premises Committee Meeting

17:30 Parents’ Forum: E-Safety 19:00-20:00 PFA Meeting (M2) 19:30-21:30 26 T GCSE Drama: Scripted examination Fourth Form off

timetable all day (DS/BH) 08:30-16:00 Upper Sixth Form Physics visit to East Surrey

Hospital 13;30-167:00 * NEW * PSHEE: Third Form E-Safety 14:15-15:50 Cricket v Caterham: U13 (A) 14:30 * NEW * Girls' Tennis v Sutton High: U13 (A) 16:30 Rounders v Sutton High: U12A&B (A) 16:30 27 W GCSE French: Oral examinations 09:00-15:50 AS Politics: Lower Sixth Form Revision Day (London)

09:00-17:00 Cricket v Christ’s Hospital: 1st XI (A) 14:30 2nd XI (H) 14:30 Golf v Dulwich College (RHGC) 14:30 Mixed Swimming v Christ's Hospital: U18 (A) 15:30 District Athletic League: U15, U14 (H) 16:00 Drama: Much Ado About Nothing rehearsal (DS) 16:00-17:30 Boys’ Tennis v Lingfield ND: 1stVI (H) 16:30 Girls’ Tennis League v St Teresa's: U12, U13 (H) 16:30 Cantata Choir (RR) 19:45-21:45

28 Th AS Physics: Practical Examination U13 Cricket Tour (Jersey) (departs) Junior Maths Challenge: First Form (PMH) Second Form (SH) 09:00-10:30 GCSE French: Oral examinations 09:00-15:50 Cricket v Lingfield ND: U15A&B (A) 14:00 Boys’ Tennis v Lingfield ND: U13, U12 (A) 16:30 Girls' Tennis League v Croydon High: U14 (H) 16:30 Rounders v Croydon High: U15A&B, U14B (H) 16:30 Rounders v Oakwood: U13AB&C (A) 16:30 29 F Swimming: First Form Blakiston Cup 09:45-10:30 GCSE French: Oral examinations 09:00-15:50 30 Sa A2 Spanish: Speaking Revision Session 09:00-12:00 Cricket v Caterham: U14B, U13B (A) 09:30 2nd XI, U15B, U12B (H) 09:30 1st XI (A) 11:00 U14A (A) 14:00 U15A, U12A (H) 14:00 1 Su DofE: Third Form Bronze training expedition (North

Downs) (departs) 2 M Bank Holiday DofE: Third Form Bronze training expedition (North Downs) (returns) U13 Cricket Tour (Jersey) (returns) 3 Tu A2 Spanish: Oral examinations 09:00-15:50 GCSE English Language: (SH) 13:30-15:30 Golf v King’s Canterbury: (Chart Hills) 14:45 Drama: Leatherhead Festival 16:00-21:00 District Athletics League: U13, U12 (H) 16:30 Second Form Spanish Trip: Parents’ Information Evening 19:00-20:00 4 W House Senior Sport: Fifth/Sixth Form Rounders, Tennis, Ultimate Frisbee 14:15-15:50 Rounders v Woldingham: U15A&B, U14A&B (A) 15:50 U13A&B, U12A&B (H) 15:50 Drama: Much Ado About Nothing rehearsal 16:00-17:30 Cantata Choir (RR) 19:45-21:45 5 Th GCSE Art exam (Art Studio) Second Form Girls’ HPV Immunisations (second dose) Girls' Tennis Surrey Festival: U15, U15, U13, U12 (A) 08:00 AS Spanish: Oral examinations 09:00-15:50 Golf: Southern Schools Invitational (RHGC) 14:00 Rounders v St Teresa's: U15A, U14A&B, U13A&B, U12A&B (A) 15:50 Drama: Rehearsal for Edinburgh 16:00-20:00 Boys’ Tennis v Cranmore: U13, U12 (A) 16:30 6 F GCSE Art exam (Art Studio) Open Morning (CH) 09:15-11:30 CCF: National Navigation Award Weekend (Halton, Lancashire) (departs) 14:00 Individual Swimming Cup: Third & Fourth Form (Pool) 15:50-17:00 Golf v Staff: Seniors (RHGC) 16:10 Boys’ Tennis v Caterham: U15, U14 (A) 16:30

For all sports news, fixtures, results, venues etc. please visit the RGS Sports pages: link.

Parents’ and Friends’ Association

If you are interested in helping at any events or becoming involved in any way, please email pfa@reigategrammar.org.

April 23 Sa Nearly New Uniform Sale (PMH) 10:00-11:00