enV eve TOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON HEADMASTER’S CORNER This week we are again absolutely delighted to AWARD FOR RECOGNITION OF be able to celebrate another scholarship with Year 8. Tabitha Huby has been awarded a GOOD INTENTIONS scholarship for Badminton. Welldone Tabitha! POLITENESS The award goes to Lily Edwards for “Always being beautifully behaved, cheerful and polite” Well done, Lily. Welldeserved! Congratulations also to the following children who received nominations: + William Bate -“A really good citizen, Kind and polite” + Maria Woodward- “Being very helpful and a lovely friend” + Grace Mockridge — “Being enthusiastic and polite” + Luna Mirta-Loinaz - “Always friendly and polite’. + Emily Gaulton - “Supporting and encouraging another pupil to their PB in Cross Country’. + Poppy Sheppard - “Enthusiastic, 100% effort’ + Harrison Leadbeater - “Polite, always gives us his best + Justus Seegel — “Always enthusiastic’ STAR BADGES Star badges awarded this i week to Imogen Mockridge and Mia Pool for working really hard and_ listening ~ well in their games lesson. Welldone! © Tockington Manor School, Washingpoo! Hill Road, Tockington, Bristol, BS32 ANYCaen TOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON YEAR 2 This week Year 2 have been learning about Alexander Graham Bell and discovering materials that transfer sound vibrationrd RE eet a TOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON AUTHOR VISITS We had lots of exciting activities this week to celebrate books, reading and the enjoyment of the written word. We welcomed Hannah Shaw (top left), author of many written and illustrated books, and Sibéal Pounder (top right), author of the Witch Wars series of books Hannah ran workshops with all of the year groups at school; talking about her work and explaining where her inspiration comes from. Sibéal taught Years 5 and 6 how to create a character by dressing Mrs Beach in props that the children selected!TOCKINGTON Roel MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON WORLD BOOK DAY On Thursday we invited children to dress up as their favourite book characters for World Book Day. We were thrilled with the huge variety and here are just some photos from the day.TOCKINGTON RIVE eng MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON NURSERY The Nursery have been busy baking this week! On Tuesday we made pancakes and on Wednesday we made Welsh cakes. Needless to say everyone enjoyed both the making and the eating!TOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL 3 March 2017 TOCKINGTON NETBALL U8 H1 5 Netball Tournament Seven of our Year 3 girls played in a Hi 5 Netball tournament at Beaudesert Park on Saturday. Hi 5 is specifically designed for the younger children with an emphasis on learning the key skills in a fun learning environment. The girls rotated positions which gives lots of freedom to move around the court and enjoy a taste of each position Our girls thoroughly enjoyed the morning, winning against StJohn’s and Beaudesert but losing out to Wycliffe and The Downs. Well played everyone. U11 vs Wycliffe, TMS 8 - Wycliffe 7 An excellent game which was very close throughout the match. Player of the Match: Alys Wakeling U13 vs Wycliffe, TMS 11 — Wycliffe 12 Awell played match against Wycliffe's Ateam Players of the Match Micaela Cascajosa Isabel Browning & U9 vs Clifton College - Tournament Most improved players: Georgia Cooper & Gemmaallen U12 vs Wycliffe, TMS 12 —- Wycliffe 6 The girls played a mixed Y7 & 8 team and worked really hard on their passing and shooting. As we were dominating the match, we were able to swap around positions and give girls a chance to try attack, rather than defence and vice versa. The final score was 12-6 to TMS. The whole team contributed to the fantastic performance. FOOTBALL U13 vs Sidcot School, TMS 3 - Sidcot 3 Two well taken goals and a sound display in the entre of midfield Player of the Match: Ceredig Jones U11A vs Sidcot School, TMS 7 - Sidcot 0 Played two good matches winning 7-0 overall. Tough weather conditions but all enjoyed and played their best. Player of the Match: Ben Jacobi U11B vs Sidcot School Played two matches but sadly lost both Good effort shown in very tough conditions. Player of the Match: Henry Packham U9 vs Westonbirt, TMS 0 - Westonbirt 0 Players of the Match: Alex Cresswell & Harry Bloomfield ‘© Tockington Manor School, Washingpoo! Hill Road, Tockington, Bristol, BS32.4NYeRe ee TOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON English Cross Country Championships at CROSS COUNTRY Wollaton Park, Nottingham oo 25th February Welsh Cross Country Championships at Singleton Park, Swansea 25th February U13 Boys Ceredig Jones 17" (12m 25s) Jake Wakeling 21% U11 Girls Alys Wakeling 7 (Cardiff Archers — won the Silver Team medal) U13 Girls Dalis Jones - Silver medal (13m 02s, Westbury Harriers — 10") Year 3-4 Cross Country Very wet, muddy conditions to run in this week. Performances of the week: =1st Alex Cresswell Thomas Williams 3rd Joshua Davis =4th Michelle Mapondera Emily Gaulton Allof the above achieving their personal bests Thomas Williams and Alex Cresswell lead the Easter Egg Competition with 19 and 17 points respectively after week 2. {© Teckington Manor School, Washingpool Hill Road, Tockington, Bristol, S32 4NYTOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON 2016/17 Cross Country Season - Week 21 A dry, windy day saw 17 personal bests, 13 of which were improvements on All Time list marks or new list times. Red badges this week to: 4. Jacob Browning Junior Course 9m 46s 2. MicaelaCascajosa Senior Course 16m 42s 3. Maddie Summers Senior Course 19m 08s. 4. Anna Baber Junior Course 10m 28s There were new list times from Angus Duncan 13m 25s, Jonathan Baguley 13m 50s and Harry Huby 13m 58s. They were all long awaited and much deserved. Freddie Cooper is now placed 13" on our Senior Boys list, he ran a fabulous 12m 07s. Ollie Gill and Jake Wakeling both lowered their personal bests to 12m 50s and 12m 39s respectively. George Bloomfield led the Junior Course home with 8m 06s, placing him 20" on our Junior list, a fantastic achievement as George is still in Year 5. Billy Rowe ran 8m 43s lowering his personal best by 3 seconds. Katie Shutt ran a strong race dipping below 9 minutes for the first time. Her 8m 45s placing her 21° on the Junior Girls list. Her sister, Rachel, continued her rise up the rankings with a stunning 13m 2s, placing her up to 8" on the Senior Girls table. Carmen Rey-Jones and Lara Walker lowered their personal bests to 15m 46s and 14m 43s respectively with their efforts. Dalis Jones broke her own Senior Girls record for the 2" time, slicing 8 seconds off the old mark from September 29". The new record stands at 11m 32.91s, a fantastic achievement. Can she go quicker and get closer to Alex Grocott’s Boys’ record?! (© Teckington Manor School, WashingpoolHillRoad, Tockington, BristolTOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL Roe TOCKINGTON Westonbirt Cross Country Event Individual Results U8 Boys: 4 — Rhys Goodman 2"4 — Toby West 3" — Charles U9 Boys: 18'— Charlie Haines 2" — Jacob Flemming 3" — Cole O’Leary U10 Boys: 15 — Scott Lippiatt 2" — Toby Day 34 George Bloomfield U11 Boys: 15 — Philip Monaghan 2"4 — Logan Fitzpatrick 3" _ Harrison Stephens U8 Girls: 18‘ — Lauren Parkinson 24 — Lowen Young 3'¢— Poppy Shepherd Team results U8 Girls U8 Boys U9 Girls U9 Boys U10 Girls U10 Boys U11 Girls U11 Boys 4st st 4h pn 4st 3 4h 4h (Toby West, Stirling Rolls, Charlie Newman) (Poppy Sheppard, Maria Woodward, Emily Gaulton) (Kaya Priove, Bethany Gill, Charlotte Gill) Well done to all the teams on a fabulous effort. © Tockington Manor School, Washingpoo! Hill Road, Tockington, Bristol, BS32 4NYCaen TOCKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL TOCKINGTON “LITTLE PRINCESSES” SPONSORSHIP UPDATE You'll remember from last week that we told you about Carmen Rey- Jones who is going to be cutting off her hair for the Little Princesses Trust (a charity that make wigs for children undergoing treatment for cancer) ea MUDDY WY Carmen has now received her sponsorship form and will be bringing it into the school office soon for us to keep at the front desk. Please feel free to pop in and add your sponsorship details. ‘Venue: Mojo tive, Over Coutt Farm, almondsiury 8953 4D ‘willbe ‘Comic Relet For ul details and to book vise x M9, Thank you! MENU 6-10" March 2017, BREAKFAST ‘Toast & Prt Corona: Yoghurt, “Toast & Prat Toast a Put Cereals, Yoghurt Contioanta Koosi & Fe Continental Gilles Bacon, Toast & rut LuNcH bie, Seucages, Cp Fresh Carrots, Peas Cauliower Baked Beans, Peas 8 ee Cream ‘Skinon Fries, Peas Jam Tart, Custard Salad. 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