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Tracy King Theatre School High School Musical 2 Mon 2nd – Fri 6th August
Summer Workshop - High School Musical 2
Mon 2nd – Fri 6th August
King Edward’s Wroughton Theatre, North Road, Bath, BA2 6HU
Join TKTS in putting on Disney's High School Musical 2.
Learn the songs, dances and script during 5 days of workshops, and then perform the show to your family and friends. Gain experience working with a professional director, choreographer and musical director - and develop your skills whilst having a great time.
Workshops are open to both TKTS and non-TKTS students aged 6-18 years old. No experience or audition necessary - just lots of energy and enthusiasm!
The workshop will be held 2nd-6th August in the Wroughton Theatre, King Edwards School - from 9am to 4pm each day. Cost for the week is £120 per child (additional children £90 each).
If you would like further information or to book, please contact Tracy King on Tel: 07990 527299.
Bath City Football Schools Summer Holiday Camps in August
Pupils at King Edward’s made good progress in their football skills last year. If you have enjoyed the World Cup football coverage this summer and would like to improve your own skills in advance of football season, Bath City Football will be running two holiday football camps in August on the following dates:-
3 – 5th August
17th – 19th August
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Click to download the attached file(s):
- Summer_10_Football_School.pdf
Building of Bath Collection Museum Summer Family Trail
The Building of Bath Collection is a fascinating gem of a museum containing a unique collection which interprets the rich architectural history of Bath and the men who transformed a provincial town into the world famous Georgion Spa. Children at the King Edward’s Junior School enjoyed a visit during their humanities project on Bath earlier this year. It is definitely a place you want to go back to and find out more.
Opening Times
13th February – 29th November
Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays
10.30am – 5.00pm
Directions
The Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel
The Vineyards
The Paragon
Bath BA1 5NA
Tel: 01225 333895
Summer Programme
Relic: Guardians of the Museum Trail
Join us throughout the summer holidays at the Building of Bath Collection to take part in our family trail in association with the CBBC TV series, ‘Relic: Guardians of the Museum’. Families will be able to work together as a team to complete challenges and locate interesting objects around the museum. After completing the trail you will receive your own certificate from our museum shop.
Free with normal admission to the museum. Please note our opening times listed above.
Other Bath Preservation Trust Museum Events
FAMILY FRIDAYS
Free entry for Discovery Card holders on Fridays at No.1!
11.00 – 13.00
No.1 Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LR
Join us for a series of creative drop-in workshops. Over four weeks we will run the following workshops:
30 July Matchbox Patchbox! Design your own box to store beauty spots.
6 August Tricorn Hats – Make your own three cornered hat.
13 August Fantastic Fans – Learn the language of the fan and create your own to take home.
20 August Sophisticated Silhouettes –
Dress up in Georgian costume and draw shadow portraits.
School Uniform
King Edward’s School uniform is stocked by
John Lewis
The Mall
Cribbs Causeway
BS34 5QU
Tel: 0117 959 1100
Uniform may be purchased by either visiting John Lewis during their normal opening hours or by telephone. All parcels will be sent by Parcelforce and delivery times are between 4/5 working days from ordering. Alternatively John Lewis can also arrange to have any items delivered to the Customer Collection point for the following day excluding Monday.
Please note it takes 6 – 8 weeks for any item to be in-store if the item in question is not available in stock. Parents are advised to place their orders before the end of June to be sure or having everything prior to the start of school in the Autumn Term.
John Lewis also brings their stock into school at various times which are publicised on the school website.
Dress and appearance
All pupils are expected to maintain a high standard of personal appearance. The overall principles are formality, tidiness, smartness and lack of ostentation. These principles, and the detailed rules which derive from them, apply when pupils are on the School premises, travelling to and from School, attending examinations or representing the School in any way. Pupils are expected to take pride in their appearance and to be mindful at all times and in all places that their appearance and conduct contribute to the public perception of the School. The School expects that every member of the community will cheerfully conform to these expectations.
General rules (all pupils)
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Bags, cases
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Pupils are expected to carry School books in suitable bags, capable of fitting into lockers (Year 7 – 11). Games and CCF kit should be carried in a separate bag.
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CCF uniform
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May be worn on Wednesdays by CCF members, according to instructions (full uniform or CCF sweater, shirt and tie). Individual items of uniform must not be worn at other times.
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Coats
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Should be smart, long enough to cover a pupil’s School blazer and be of a tasteful and sober single colour, eg. a smart anorak or overcoat in black, brown or blue. They should not be adorned with large badges or unsuitable slogans. Army camouflage jackets may only be worn as part of the CCF uniform.
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Hair and Cosmetics
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Hair is to be clean, tidy and of natural colour. Extreme styles are not permitted. Make-up or nail varnish is not permitted except for Sixth Form girls, where its use should be discrete and unobtrusive.
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Boys: Hair is to be off-the-collar and must not appear excessively razored (level 2 is the absolute minimum and may be unacceptable in some cases), and should not hang over the eyes when wet and combed forward. Facial hair (stubble, beards, moustaches, excessively long sideburns) is not usually permitted.
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Girls: For health and safety reasons, girls with long hair are likely to be required to tie it back in some lessons.
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Hats
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May not be worn with School uniform
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Sixth Form
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The school allows senior pupils more personal choice and, as a result, uniform rules are sometimes applied with more discretion. However, the privileged position of the Sixth Form as role models for the rest of the School means that they have a duty always to take pride in their appearance. If pupils or parents are in any doubt about the acceptability to the School of any item of clothing or any style of dress, they should consult their Head of Sector or the Deputy Head (Pastoral) before any purchase is made. The School’s judgement in such matters is final and it is hoped that parents will support the School fully in ensuring pupils adhere to these rules. It should be borne in mind that the overall impression created by pupils’ uniforms is often as important as the precise detail.
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Summer uniform
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During a spell of warm weather, pupils may be permitted to wear summer uniform, removing blazer or suit jacket and (in the case of boys) tie during the School day.
Girls in Years 7 – 11 may wear short-sleeved white Trutex or fitted John Lewis blouses in the summer. Boys may wear short-sleeved white shirts.
At all times, undergarments should not protrude from beneath the uniform. Pupils should also avoid wearing T-shirts adorned with writing, logos, etc. or brightly coloured underwear which are visible under shirts or blouses.
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Mufti dress guidelines
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Pupils have a responsibility to ensure that mufti clothing can never be perceived as being offensive, indecent or impracticable for the School site or lessons.
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Parents' Committees
The Parents' Committees run a number of events throughout the year which provide an opportunity for parents to meet.
Joining the Parents' Committees
There are two committees at King Edward's, a Ladies' and Fathers' Committee, both of which welcome new members. If you would like to join them, or would simply like to lend a hand at one of theirevents, they would love to hear from you. Contact details are listed below.
Co Chairman: Rosemary Worsdall
Redfield Farm
Steam Mills
Midsomer Norton
Bath
BA3 2JY
Tel: 01761 415260 Mobile 07989 318773
Email: rjworsdall@yahoo.co.uk
Co Chairman: Angela Jabarin
14
Tel: 01225 448350
Email: ajjabarin@gmail.com
Fathers' Committee Contact Details
Chairman: Jonathon Schofield
Tel: 07800 931485
Email: schofieldtribe@yahoo.co.uk
Fathers' Committee website
For details of the events run by the Parents' Committees please see the events and parent notice board areas of this website.
