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Friday 28th March 2014: Issue No. 117
A scene from the fabulous Curiouser & Curiouser
Notes from the Head’s study……..
As we come to the close of another busy and exciting term, we can reflect on an astonishing array of
activity throughout the school. From the first game of hockey on our wonderful new Astro to the
magical production of Curiouser and Curiouser all our pupils deserve congratulations for their many
achievements both in and out of the classroom.
Please remember to read a book over the Easter holiday and spend some time away from the
Xbox discovering something new!
Clare joins me in wishing all our OBH families a happy Easter break.
64 days to go!
Quote of the week
Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.
Socrates
Yours aye,
John Brett
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Boarding News…...
Boarders’ trip to Curve Motion
After our supper on Saturday
night, Mrs Chapman, Mrs
Warren and Mr Turner bundled
40 excited boarders into three
minibuses and set off for Bury
St Edmunds.
On arrival, having been kitted
out with roller skates, the group
took to the rink. Roller skating is
clearly an ideal opportunity to let
off steam and our group did not
hesitate to take full advantage of
this! Despite a variety in levels
of competence, everyone had a smile on their face and all
were happy to have a go including Mr Turner. Mrs Warren
and Mrs Chapman on the other hand, watched nervously
from the side, clutching the first aid bag and having the
occasional chocolate to calm their frayed nerves.
Mad Hatters Tea Party
The Mad Hatters tea party was a great
success. The children proudly wore their
hats during the tea and we finished off
with an Easter egg hunt outside.
Many thanks to the kitchen for putting on
such a tasty tea for us all.
Mrs Drake
Although there were a couple of incidents of bruised
pride and sore bottoms, thankfully the session came to
an end with everyone still in good spirits. It was a
wonderfully entertaining evening and a great time was had
by all. Even Mrs Chapman and Mrs Warren deigned to
admit that they had had a super evening too.
On Sunday, after a successful
day rehearing for Curiouser and
Curiouser the children grabbed
their waterproofs and armed
with their cryptic clue set of on
their search for their Easter
eggs. Only two teams managed to complete all nine clues –
mainly due to Mr
Drake’s warped sense of humour!
In the end all teams managed to
find enough chocolate to keep
everyone happy.
We hope everyone has a restful
Easter and will return refreshed ready for some more
action packed weekend fun!
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Matters of the Moment…
GRAND OPENING OF THE ASTRO
SPEECH COMPETITION
The Grand Opening of the Astro will take place on Saturday There too many names to mention for this
24 May 2014.
column! Please see next page for full list of
those children who are to be congratulated!
We are holding a speech competition to find the best Astro
Opening Speech written by one of our OBH pupils. The
winner will have their speech read out at the opening
Curiouser & Curiouser
ceremony and then have the amazing and unique opportunity
of being the person who cuts the ribbon to officially open
DVD and Photographs
the new astro!
Monday 7th April is the date for last orders for
DVD’s and photo’s of this great show.
How to enter:
Anyone who is a current pupil at Old Buckenham Hall School Attached to the obh.mail is the order form for
DVD’s and the photo order form along with the
may enter.
The content of the speech is at the discretion of the photo contact sheet is available in the school
writer but must include: reason for the gathering, office.
what it means to OBH to have a new astro, thanking Mrs Brett
all those involved in the fund raising process.
The speech must be no longer than 2 minutes when read
aloud.
The speech must be an original work by the OBH pupil.
Entry Deadline: Friday 2 May 2014
Future Dates
Open Morning
Friday 25th April
9.30 am—12.00 noon
Com p eti tio n
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sho uld
be
e m ail ed
to We shall be holding an Open Morning on the
[email protected] or handed into the school office for first Friday of the Summer term. If you know
the attention of Mrs Brett on or before the entry deadline. of families who would be interested in OBH
please do encourage them to join us.
Judges:
The Headmaster, Mrs Brett, Dr Marshall and Mr Willie
Crawshay will judge the speeches and the winner will be
informed in person.
Grandparents’ & Godparents’ day
Friday 2nd May
Prize:
The winner will either read his/her own speech at the
Opening Ceremony or, if preferred, a suitable person
nominated by the school will read the speech. The winner
will then cut the ribbon to officially open the new Astro.
The children will be shortly sending out
invitations to their grandparents and
godparents for this special day in the OBH
calendar. However, please do ask your family
members and friends to save the date in their
diaries.
GOOD LUCK!
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Congratulations for 50 pluses:
Rupert Pooley
Cecilly Jewers
Molly Warren
Charlie Harrison
Charlie Lock
Molly Webster
Ned Stanton
Hugo Van Vredenburch
Cordelia Griffiths
Primrose Ackroyd-Cooper
Grace Gregory
Anthony Doggett
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Edward Raymond
Maya de Silva
Sam Harrison
Leilia Paske
Charlotte Bowman
Joshua Green
Ted Pryke
Archie Rook
Emily Banks
George de la Rue
Jamie Dilnot
Thomas Crawshay
Oscar Brown
Blake Weir
Isadora Cutler
Joshua Green
Nicholas Warren
Hamish Sugden
Beatrice Glancey
Caspar Hall
Charlie Bidwell
Sophie English
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Ismene Johnson
Otto Bagshaw
William Wright
Oliver Devine-King
Milly Pryke
Finn Milbank
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Middle School ……..
Date for your Diary
This week, the children in Years 2- 6
have had a wonderful opportunity to
plan and put together some short
videos based on the theme of
gratitude.
The Thank You Film Awards is a
competition run by the Jubilee Centre for
Character and Values at the University of
Birmingham, and is aiming to encourage young
people to consider the virtue of gratitude.
Who are they
grateful to? Why?
How can they
develop and express
that gratitude in
everyday life? Young people aged
between 5 and 16 are invited to make a
short film to say 'thank you' to a
person, group or organisation they
feel has inspired them, made a
difference, or improved the local
community, Britain or the world!
The children whose films have made
the shortlist will be invited to a
cinema to see their film on the big screen, and there will be
opportunities to win prizes for the
school.
On Monday 28th April, Years 2 – 6
will be taking part in a two hour
theatre
workshop based on the story of
Stig of the Dump by Clive King.
This should be a wonderful opportunity for all of the children involved. Clive King’s wonderful
story of Barney and his neolithic
friend Stig has been a firm
favourite with children and adults
since it was first published in the
early sixties.
Barney and Stig’s many adventures in and around the chalk pit
near Barney’s
grandfather’s house culminate in
a
fascinating journey back in time
to the days when there were only
Stigs and stone circles.
All the teachers were very
impressed with the way in which all
of the children set about this
exciting and creative opportunity.
For further information,
please have a close look at
the website:
http://
www.jubileecentre.ac.uk/
thankyouawards
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Curiouser and Curiouser
If films are made memorable partly through their atmospheric location shooting
then theatre requires an inventive set which comes alive, a character in its own
right. This is certainly the case in John and Clare Brett’s musical version of Lewis
Carroll’s Victorian classic which draws inspiration from both Alice in Wonderland and
Through the Looking Glass. Charles Dodgson (Carroll’s real name) was not only a writer, mathematician and deacon; he was also a notable photographer.
It seems highly appropriate then that the OBH production is set in
a Victorian photographic studio. This offers the audience a constant reminder throughout
the following spellbinding two hours that the colourful contents are a dream. The uncluttered set – brought to life by artist and designer Chris Vinz – is a visual delight. Artificial
light makes its way through a large skylight, while a rocking horse, chessboard-patterned
chests, an armchair and staircase all offer quirky ‘working props’. A stuffed dodo on one
of the walls offers a clever reference: it is said that Dodgson identified
himself with the dodo in Alice, due to his lifetime stutter.
The opening framing scene in which a photographer takes portraits of Alice and her sister is cleverly mimed to music and this atmospheric opening is brought to a fitting close
by a ‘flash’ special effect, in both senses of the term. We already sense that we will return to this at the very end and, of course, in a way we never fully leave the ‘real’ world
of the studio thanks to the clever set construction.
If the set impresses, then the costumes dazzle. This applies across
the entire cast. Some are stylishly elaborate, such as the Mad Hatter who sports a hat
on which two smaller ones are perched, the Red Queen whose
blood-red dress and crown contrast with the Queen of Hearts
whose clown-like pallor and orange hair make her look chillingly
like a demonic Ronald McDonald. Often the visual effect of the
costumes is simply created, as in the Walrus wearing a fur
coat or the birds, cats and chess pieces wearing hats which
depict their identity. My personal favourite was the White
Rabbit whose buttons are made from the same material as its bobtail.
The clever touches are an integral part of this
musical spectacular rather than invasively added
on. A screen above the armchair allows
thematically-linked images to be relayed, pocket
watch faces projected as the White Rabbit appears being an early,
inventive example. This applies to the sound effects as well, ranging from
Alice’s recorded voice echoing in the auditorium as she reads from a book,
the booming sound of the king’s horses and men arriving in vain to save
Humpty Dumpty, the crashing of waves on the seashore, to the wonderfully eerie creaking noises which
indicate that Alice is shrinking and expanding.
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Curiouser and Curiouser is, appropriately, structured partly as a game of
chess, with Alice moving haphazardly across the ‘board’ in search of an
end or conclusion to the wonderful nonsense, but also – like a real dream
– we move seamlessly from scene to scene. It is hard to pick out highlights when the production lacks any ‘dead time’ but particularly
memorable moments include the following: an
exquisitely costumed Moroccan caterpillar smoking
a hookah surrounded by a butterfly chorus, the scene atmospherically bathed in
green light; the fish and frog menservants meeting at the Duchess’ door; a tartan,
dancing Tweedledum and Tweedledee; the ensemble party song as the entire cast
appears on stage for the Mad Hatter’s tea party; and the wonderfully mad court
case in which the stairs stylishly double up as the witness stand.
The musical score is a delight, ranging from Alice’s
opening solo Under the Silvery Moon, a groovy,
funky caterpillar number, to the jazzy beat of the
Croquet Song. Despite the fact that this production
sees strong acting performances throughout the large cast it would be
nonsensical – even by Wonderland standards – not to highlight the thrilling, mature performance of Alice herself (Mia Derrick). She is on stage
throughout – after all, it is her dream – and has to maintain our interest
and empathy. The quality of her singing, acting and observing is a pleasure to be enjoyed and cherished.
The two hour performance is such a visual/aural delight that we
want to hold Alice’s sister back from waking her up in the
photographer’s chair as the magic comes to a close. The fact that
Alice is still clutching the fluffy toy rabbit left with her by the
White Rabbit playfully connects the dream world to the reality of
the studio. To steal a line from this production, I have a curious
feeling that those lucky enough to watch this performance will remember it for a long time to come. Live
theatre should be magical, memorable, atmospheric and inventive; Curiouser and Curiouser offers us all
of these dramatic qualities in abundance.
Rodney Marshall
Old Buckenham Hall
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Creative Writing…...
Following the success of last year's creative writing book, which included poetry and
prose from Years 6-8, I am in the process of editing a 2014 edition. Most pupils in
the senior part of the school have already sent me personal narratives to be
included. If anyone fancies writing any poems or stories during the Easter holidays
then they can send these to me for inclusion. There is a 'quality control' customs to
be passed through but all interesting pieces will be considered for inclusion. Writing
new pieces (or improving former ones) represents a great way for Year 8s to revise
for next term's Common Entrance exams as the creative/descriptive section
represents 25% of the overall exam. Any pieces can be sent to me:
[email protected]
and I will endeavour to reply with comments and/or suggestions.
Rodney Marshall
Old Buckenham Hall
Brettenham, Suffolk, IP7 7PH | tel: 01449 740252 | email: [email protected]
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Help for Heroes
Lost & Found
Year 6 Wire Sculptures for sale to raise
money for 'Help for Heroes'.
A small pair of girl’s glasses have
been found and are in the School
Office for collection.
Three Year 6 boys in Art desperately wanted to help
raise money for Help for Heroes, so they took a photo of
themselves with their wire and plaster sculptures
and asked if they could put it in the OBH mail.
Anthony Doggett, Alick Liddell and Daniel Soborg have
made these sculptures to raise money for Help for
Heroes'. If you are interested in buying one or all 3 of
these works of Art, by making a donation to 'Help For
Heroes' please feel free to come and collect them from
the Art Room and I will pass your donation onto Mr Drake
to add to the funds raised by the Fun Run. Thank you and
well done boys!
‘Cello for Sale
For sale:
1/8 size Stentor ‘Cello for £150
with case and bow included.
If interested please contact either the music department or Sophie Dixon Smith directly.
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News from Pre-Prep…
Years 1 & 2
Years 2—Date for the Diary
On Monday 28th April, Years 2 will be joining
Years 3,4, 5 & 6 to take part in a two hour
theatre workshop based on the story of Stig
of the Dump by Clive King.
Year 1 and Year 2 have had a very busy last week of
term. Over the past few weeks we have been collecting
small change for Sport Relief and Help for Heroes. We
can now confirm that Year raised £237.73 and Year 2
raised £300.39, a fantastic effort by all and thank you
for all the support.
The children greatly enjoyed the Fun Run, in their fancy
dress and most of the children ran the entire course – a
very impressive achievement. Well done to all children
and parents that took part.
This should be a wonderful opportunity for all
of the children involved. Clive King’s wonderful
story of Barney and his neolithic friend Stig
has been a firm favourite with children and
adults since it was first published in the early
sixties.
Barney and Stig’s many adventures in and
around the chalk pit near Barney’s
grandfather’s house culminate in a
fascinating journey back in time to the days
when there were only Stigs and stone circles.
Both Year 1 and Year 2 enjoyed watching ‘Curiouser and
Curiouser’ on Wednesday this week. The children
recognised the story and enjoyed watching the
characters.
We enjoyed our final Forest
Schools, roasting marshmallows
over the campfire and squashing
them between two chocolate
digestive biscuits, learning
about the importance of bees,
pretending to ‘be a bee’ and
identifying different flowers around our school grounds.
Wish hope that everyone has a fantastic Easter holiday.
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Reception & Nursery
Look what we have done this term………
Nursery Coffee Morning
Special thanks to Anna Hills who
arranged the two coffee mornings for
Nursery parents this week.
Her efforts were very much
appreciated and much enjoyed by all who
were able come along.
Pre-Prep & Nursery
Sunflower competition
Nursery and Pre-Prep
are holding a sunflower
growing competition with
each child being sent
home with a packet of
seeds to plant and tend to at home.
Toward the end of the summer term
measurements and photos will be asked
for and a prize will be given to the
tallest sunflower grown.
Teddy Bears Picnic
Friday 27th June
12.00 noon—2.00 pm
For all Nursery families there will be a
Teddy Bears Picnic in the school grounds.
Put the date in your diary:and come along
to join in the fun and…. bring a picnic!
Further details next term.
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Rugby
East Anglian Prep Schools X-Country
For some pupils it was a busy day on the rugby
pitch last Sunday:
On Sunday 16 intrepid,
yet nervous OBH cross
country runners arrived
at Framlingham for the
Annual Cross Country
Event. It was a clear
crisp day and the
course was beautifully manicured and thanks to a
spell of dry weather, free of the dreaded MUD.
We were greeted by Old Boy Joel Bahar and Old
Girl Amelia Marsh, who walked the course with
the pupils and the parents, so that they did not
get lost!
With the dramatic
backdrop of
Framlingham
Castle the races
started at a
frenetic pace. All
the runners coped
with the dreaded
hill and overcame their nerves to put in some
splendidly gutsy performances. Every child put
their heart and soul into the race, crossing the
finish line in varying states of severe exhaustion.
Barnaby Anderson and George Strutt played
for their local team, Hadleigh U10 who were plate
winners in the Colchester Rugby Festival. George
to be especially congratulated for scoring the
only try in the entire festival against the
“mighty” Colchester. Well done George and to
Barnaby.
Sam Harrison played outside centre for the
victorious Bury St. Edmunds U9 team at the
Westcliffe Rugby Festival after a close final
against Epping UC. The score was 1-1 so it came
down to point difference as the decider which
Bury won by one try!
There were some tired limbs on Monday morning.
A big well done to the following runners:
Stop Press IAPS Swimming
Sam Ponty has made it through to the IAPs
national finals for the Under 12 Boys' 50 m
backstroke. Many congratulations to him on this
wonderful achievement.
Under 11 Boys
Alick Liddel, Hugo Van Vredenburch, Theo Cripps
and Oscar Brown
Under 11 Girls
Cosima Dixon Smith, India de Labilliere, Georgina
Jewson and Maddy Weir
Under 10 Boys
Ted Pryke, Caspar Hall, George de la Rue and
Blake Weir
Under 10 Girls
Primrose Ackroyd Cooper, Maisy Webster,
Marina Crawshay and Claudia Harrison
A big thank you to all the supporting parents who
enjoyed a wonderful afternoon of running.
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Fun Run
Sport Relief and Help for Heroes 2014
Last Friday the entire school dressed up for this
years sponsored run. As ever the children didn’t
disappoint with their efforts! We had everything
from eight legged races to children in evening
dresses complete with high heels! How they managed to get round the course is a mystery to me!
The atmosphere was fantastic with all the children, parents and staff getting involved and as
you can see from the photos they all seem to be
having such fun.
Well done to all who took part and for the parents and staff for supporting this event. So far
we have raised just short of £4000 which is a
fantastic effort, please can I ask for any further
sponsor forms and donations to be brought into
school for the start of next term, or they can be
sent into me at the school address.
My thanks as always go out to you all, especially
the children for supporting this year’s charities
and we will have the final figure for you at the
beginning of next term.
Mr Drake
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OBH Golf Society
If you are interested in becoming
a member of this new society,
please register your interest with
Lee Tweed by email:
[email protected]
Tennis News
Tennis Camps
We are planning to run Day tennis camps 9:00am
to 3.00 pm £25 per day per child and Mini tennis
camps 10.00 -12.00 pm £8 per day per child
during the holidays in Easter, Summer and
October half term.
April 2014
Wednesday 2nd & Thursday 3rd: Day
Friday 4th: mini camp
Wednesday 9th & Thursday 10th: Day
Friday 11th: mini camp
Spaces are available on 9th/10th April
July 2014
Tuesday 8th & Wednesday 9th: Day
Friday 11th: mini camp
October 2014
Wednesday 22nd & Thursday 23rd: Day
Friday 24th: mini camp
Please contact Lee Tweed on [email protected]
Easter Cricket Camp
Thank you for those that have signed up
for the cricket camp this year. If you
would like to reserve your place please
send a cheque into school for either,
£55 for both days or £30 for a single
day. And a reminder that the camp as
per last year has limited spaces.
The Camp will be held on Tuesday 15th
and Wednesday 16th April starting at
10.00am with a finish time of 4.00pm.
We will be holding two days of coaching,
using indoor and outdoor nets, square
practices and bowling and batting clinics.
We will also be running our first SUPER
SIX tournament on the new astro!
If you would like to attend please can
you send an email to Mr Drake on
[email protected] to secure a place.
Ladies Morning Tennis
As the weather is getting better we are planning
to start up our Ladies Morning’s after the Easter
Break- Monday & Thursday 8:30 am until 10.00
am. Cost is £9 per session.
Tennis Box League
There is a sign up sheet on the Tennis notice
board for a box League for Years 3-8. The
children will be put in the appropriate box and
there is prize money for the winner of each box.
This will start after Easter and be useful
preparation for the School matches.
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Results
Match Reports
Monday, 24th March
Rugby
U9A v. Ipswich Prep
Rugby v. Ipswich Prep
U9A
U9 B
Won
Lost
Wednesday 26th March
Hockey
Colts C v. Stoke College
House Netball
Won
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U9 A & B v. Culford
Rugby v. Culford
U9 A
U9 B
This was a very dominant performance from
the U9A team completely overwhelming the
opposition. The boys commitment to defending
their line was the best I have seen this year,
and had it not been for three very generously
awarded tries then the margin of victory would
have been much greater.
Runners up
2nd equal
Match Reports
Hockey
Colts C v. Stoke College
A solid performance from the Colts C team and a
great way to finish the season. OBH dominated
the first half but just did not manage to release
the vital passes to free runners. Stoke battled
hard and kept themselves in the game - with the
score remaining 0 - 0 at the break.
This tournament proved to be an excellent end
to the season for both the A and B team, with
both finishing as runners up in their individual
tournaments.
The B team recorded their first win of the
season, drawing and losing the other two.
While the A team recorded three wins and one
loss.
All players have made exceptional progress
from the start of the season and on
Wednesday it was very rewarding being their
coach.
Have a very good Easter.
The second half saw good attacking opportunities
at both ends but it was OBH who scored first.
The visitors equalised soon afterwards and then
OBH were unlucky to take the lead when shots
hit the post or passed just wide of the target.
However, a number of driving attacks down the
right and strong crosses in to the 'D' enabled
OBH to score the decisive goal and seal victory.
Well done to the whole squad.
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HOUSE HONOURS BOARD
Lent Term 2014
Oliver Pryce
Alfie Robson
Sophie English
Hettie Brown
Monty Harrison
Claudia Price
William Hilsum
Ben Moore
Henry Kelly
Matilda Grant
Fenella Jewers
Edward Marsh
Ned Stanton
Jorge Estringana
Arabella Woo
Freddie de la Rue
Emma Buckle
Daisy Minter
Nimal de Silva
Grace Gregory
Ella Pryke
Josh Hearn
Thomas Bates
Scarlett Simmonds
Anthony Haworth McKenna
Charlotte Allen
Sofia Chopra
Jasper Ackroyd-Cooper
Faith Bahar
Maddy Anderson
Maddie Walmsley-Stevenson
Molly Webster
Freddie Ackroyd-Cooper
Evalina Hills
Harry Bidwell
Alick Liddell
Henry Bevan
Henry Luttman-Johnson
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Charlie Drake
Primrose Ackroyd-Cooper
Max Casas
Imogen Hainsworth
Sam Sporborg
Kavi Chopra
Imogen Wheeler
Cordelia Griffiths
George Strutt
Alexander Brown
Eleanor Marriage
Ned Stanton
Hugh van Vredenburch
Anthony Doggett
Ben Luttman-Johnson
Nick Gambier
Florence Rook
Maisy Webster
Seb Milbank
Georgie Goswell
Francesca Hughes
Maya de Alwis
Tilly Lockhart
India de Labilliere
Harry Rowland
Florence Rook
Lottie Rowland
Barnaby Anderson
Francis Topham-Smith
Rupert Mathers
Oliver Meredith
Auriel Pawsey
Max Casas
Elliot McBean-Willis
Daniel Soborg
Sienna Middleton
Izzie Allanson
Nick Stanton
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