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Weekly Newsletter 19th January 2018

Next Week

Mores et Studia

Rehearsals are well underway for the upper

school musical Mack and Mabel. Mack and

Mabel is based on the real-life story of Mack

Sennett, the “King Of Comedy” and legendary

director of the golden age of the Hollywood

silent film,

who finds himself bankrupt, alone and ob-

solete. Forced to sell his studio, he remi-

nisces about the glory days, from the chaos

of the Keystone Kops to his turbulent love

affair with rising star Mabel Norman.

The performances are being held over 3 nights from Wednesday

the 31st January to Friday 2nd February. The performance

starts at 7.30pm.

TO BOOK TICKETS CLICK HERE

Sunday 21st January

YR 9 Lilleshal Hockey Trip (returns 23rd Jan)

YR 12 German Work Exchange (returns 26th

Jan)

Wednesday 24th January

Playground Theatre Monologue Evening

4.30-7.30pm in Room 605

Thursday 25th January

Sixth Form Open Evening (External Stu-

dents) 6.15pm, Headteacher’s talk 6.30pm

followed by subject presentations.

Friday 26th January

YR 10 Outdoor Pursuits Trip (returns 29th Jan)

LANGLEY PARK ACADEMIES & LANGLEY PARK SCHOOL FOR BOYS

OPEN PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETING

SATURDAY 27TH JANUARY AT 9.30AM

AT LANGLEY PARK SCHOOL FOR BOYS

See page 2 for more information

MACK and MABEL

BIKEABILITY TRAINING The Road Safety Team at the London Borough of

Bromley have booked Cycle Training Bikeability for students

on 20th, 21st, 22nd, 27th February and 1st March 2018.

Please note applicants must be able to ride a

bicycle in order to take part in this

course. However, if your son cannot yet ride they

may qualify for training under the Learn to Ride

scheme details of which can be found on the

London Borough of Bromley website: search

Cycling.

Bikeability Level 1&2 courses are designed to give

participants the skills to cycle on quiet roads with

confidence to enable them to make independent

on-road journeys. The training is open to anyone

who can cycle but who has not previously

achieved Levels 1 & 2. The training is delivered over

one and a half days.

Bikeability Level 3 Building on existing Level 2 skills by

empowering trainees to communicate, anticipate and

negotiate on more challenging local road

environments including traffic lights, roundabouts,

pinch points, multi-lane roads, filtering etc. Delivered

over three/four hours.

A risk assessment has been made and fluorescent tabards

will be worn by the cyclists. Trainees must wear their OWN

CLOTHES, including warm clothes / waterproofs appropriate

for the weather conditions. Students should lock their bikes

in the bike cage with a chain / wire lock. Break and lunch

times will be as normal. There is a quiz to complete as

homework on Day 1 and badges will be awarded on Day

2 to those who achieve the required Bikeability standard.

Spaces are limited and allocated on a first come first serve

basis.

For a course outline and to apply for a place on a

course please click here

(If the above link does not work please visit

www.bromley.gov.uk and search ‘child cycle training’)

Please complete the online application

no later than 2nd February 2018.

If you are successful in securing a place you will receive

confirmation via email from the London Borough of Brom-

ley/Road Safety Cycling Team together with all the relevant

information so, please ensure the email address is correct.

NON UNIFORM DAY 2018

Friday 9th February 2018

‘A Day For Change’

£2 contributions to Form Tutors

Langley Park School for Boys and Langley

Park Academies wish to consult with

parents, carers and the community over

the proposal to merge LPSB and Langley

Park Academies. We are inviting you to

attend an Open Public Consultation

meeting on the 27th January at 9.30am at

Langley Park School for Boys.

Please come along to this meeting to

meet members of Langley Park Academies

and to ask any questions you might have.

There is a form which you may complete

and return to us in order to express your

views on this proposal. To view this form

click here. Once completed please email

to: Psaint@langleyparkacademies.org.uk

FOR MORE INFORMATION

CLICK HERE

LANGLEY PARK ACADEMIES

& LANGLEY PARK SCHOOL

FOR BOYS OPEN PUBLIC

CONSULTATION MEETING

Sports News

Results for week commencing:

6th January2018

Basketball:

Boys-U12A 12-37

LOST

Ravensbourne

School

Langley Scorers:

#6 Ellis Thompson - 6

points

#11 Tyler McKenzie - 2

points

#12 Adam Frini - 2 points

#16 Jacob Broome - 2

points

Details of all sports fixtures can be found on the sports calendar, available here.

Hockey:

Boys-U12A 2-1

WON

Royal Russell

School

Goals: Lander, Dobson

MVP Joseph Lander

Boys-U12B 4-1

WON

Royal Russell

School

Goals: Burgess (2),

Larkin, White

MVP: Edward Hadaway

Boys-U16A 5-2

WON

Kingston

Grammar

College

Goals: Beaman-Browne

(2), Freeman-Ford,

Mills, Taylor-Harrington

MVP: Joe Taylor-

Harrington

Boys-U15B 3-2

WON

Royal Russell

School

Goals: Azizi, Mason,

Ward

MVP: Tom Ward

Boys-U14B 11-2

WON

Royal Russell

School (U14A)

Goals: East (3), Healy,

Hutchins, Scott,

McAleenan, O’Lough-

nane, Brett, Hall, Brad-

ley

MVP: William East

Boys-U12A 3-3

DRAW

Kingston

Grammar

School

Goals: Dobson, Geffen

(2)

MVP: Oliver Dobson

Boys-U12B 1-2

LOST

Kingston

Grammar

School

Goals: Laycock

MVP: Oscar Jasper

Boys-U12C 0-0

DRAW

Kingston

Grammar

School

MVP: Theo Hillier-

Taylor

Boys-U12D 1-1

DRAW

Kingston

Grammar

School

Goals: White

Boys-U14A 7-0

WON

Caterham

School

Goals: Hamilton, Peters

(2), Adam(3), Rahim

MVP: Matthew Adam

Boys-U14B 5-0

WON

Caterham

School

Goals: Hutchins (3),

O'Loughnane, Hall

MVP: Oliver Hutchins

Boys-U13A 6-1

WON

Caterham

School

Boys-U13B 2-0

WON

Caterham

School

Goals: Davison, James

MVP: Freddie Sweeting

1st XI 6-5

WON

Caterham

School

Goals: Parnis, Finan,

Golden(2), Mulholland(2)

MVP: Joseph Mulholland

2nd XI 5-1

WON

Caterham

School

Goals: Davis(2), Dodds(2),

Iandoli

MVP: Joshua Dodds

Boys-U15A 3-1

WON

Caterham

School

Goals: Fry, Patel, Tookey

MVP(s) Timil Patel

Boys-U15B 2-1

WON

Caterham

School

Goals: Jones, Tahir

MVP(s) Melchi Dehal

Rugby Union:

Boys-U12A 20-35

LOST

Trinity School

Croydon

Tries: Mckenzie, Williams

(3)

Boys-U12B 0-40

LOST

Trinity School

Croydon

MVP: Adam Frini

Hockey cont...

Coming Soon

Monday 29th January

YR 10 Outdoor Pursuits Trip returns

Wednesday 31st January

Mack and Mabel School Musical 7.30pm

Thursday 1st February Mack and Mabel School Musical 7.30pm

Intermediate Maths Challenge

Friday 2nd February

Mack and Mabel School Musical 7.30pm

THE LANGLEY PARK SCHOOL FOR BOYS ACADEMY TRUST

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A number of taster courses and summer schools are

being offered by universities across the country.

These are a fantastic opportunity for students to

gain an insight into the topic they may wish to study

at university and attendance looks very favourable

on UCAS applications. Students should see their

Form Tutor, Mr Butterworth or Mr Edwards for fur-

ther support and guidance.

Sixth Form Parents’ Meetings

Dates for your Diaries Our next Year 12 Parents’

Meetings take place on Tuesday 6th March. Our next

Year 13 Parents’ Meetings take place on Tuesday

13th March.

Sixth Form Bursary Fund

Our Sixth Form Bursary Fund is open throughout the

school year to support students who are experienc-

ing financial difficulties. Students should see a mem-

ber of the Sixth Form team for an application form.

Sixth Form

Well done to Year 12 and 13 who donated

money for the Christmas Jumper day last

month. We raised £526.89 for Save the

Children. Thank you.

Sixth Form Assessment Week for Year 12

and PPE Week for Year 13 – Monday 19th

February to Friday 23rd February

All students will sit an examination style task in each of

their subjects. Students should ensure they are well-

prepared and that their classwork and homework notes

are in order. They should discuss topics that they need

to revise with subject teachers and ensure that they

begin their revision as soon as possible.

Sixth Form Open Evening – External

Student

Our Sixth Form Open Evening for external students

is scheduled for Thursday 25th January. Further

details and the prospectus are available on the

website. The deadline for applications to the Sixth

Form will be Friday 2nd March.

UCAS Applications

Congratulations to the 299 students who successfully

submitted their UCAS applications. If any student requires

support with interviews, or guidance regarding

responding to offers, they should see Mr Savill or Mr

Edwards.

University Taster Courses and Summer

Schools

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