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 Italy shivered beneath a blanket of unaccustomed snow as the Art department set foot in Venice but fortunately this small corner of that country remained untroubled by a single snowflake and clear blue skies prevailed throughout our visit. This is what we have become accustomed to in recent visits to Florence and Paris and our luck continued to hold. Our first morning's excursion brought us on a vaporetto along the Grand Canal, accompanied by flotillas of gondolas with gondoliers well muffled against the cold - not a straw hat to be seen.
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 This has been a week filled with special assemblies.
Monday 1st March was marked appropriately with a St. David's Day assembly. Girls from Curie House also launched the sale of daffodil badges on behalf of the Marie Curie Cancer charity.
Forms 1B and 1C entertained their parents with assemblies on the theme of ‘Ourselves' which has been their topic this term. We heard all about their studies and saw examples of their art work, ICT skills and science knowledge. They sang, danced, recited poems and told us all about their trip to Thinktank. The girls all performed very confidently and well in their first assembly in front of visitors.
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 The Onatti Theatre company came into school to perform « La Chambre de Jean-Paul » on Thursday 11th February. Onatti have already been to the school to perform plays in German and Spanish. This French play was to pupils in Years 8 to 11; those in Years 10 and 11 could understand just about everything whilst pupils in Years 8 and 9 found it a little harder, but nevertheless the plot was not too difficult to follow: Jean-Paul is a typical teenager who wants to attract the attention of a particular girl. Being rather a geek, he needs help.
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 On Sunday 25th April EHS choir will be supporting Aled Jones and Canoldir Male Choir for their 44th Annual Concert at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. The concert will begin at 7.00pm, for tickets and further information please click here.
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Can I ask for your support in maintaining safe conditions in our car park. We had an incident this week when a pupil came into contact with a car by no fault of her own.
In our busy car park it is easy to be distracted and accidents can so easily happen.
We are restricted for space at present and therefore vigilance is all the more important.
Thank you for your support.
Dr Weeks
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