Friday 9th October 1998 - No. 14.06
| TRAINING DAY Next Friday, 16th October, is a staff training day and a holiday for all students. Staff will be preparing for the OFSTED inspection which begins on Monday week, 19th October. SCHOOL COUNCIL The first meeting of the School Council will take place on Tuesday week, 20th October, period 2, in Room 6. Miss Laight will act as facilitator for the Council this year and any items for the agenda should be given to her via year group councils by end of school on Thursday 15th October. The Head will be attending the meeting and would like the Council to consider the introduction of one-way systems throughout the school to avoid pressure on certain areas. A paper will be provided for Council members to look at before the meeting. COMPUTERS FOR PARENTS The third session of computer training for parents will take place at the school at 7.00 pm next Wednesday, 14th October. The activity for the evening will centre on creating spreadsheets. THANKS FROM THE USA Lucy Kaufman, from Pennsylvania, USA, who spent last year at CNS in Year 11, has sent a letter to staff and students, thanking everybody for their hospitality. On the basis of her time at CNS, Lucy thinks that the English school system compares favorably (sic!) with the American system. |
CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Rachel Sadler of Year 10, whose poem 'Stick Thin Inc.' was selected as a runner-up in the 1998 Faber Poetry competition. And congratulations, too, to Kevin Coe of Year 13, who has been chosen to spend a day working with the producer of 'The Crucible' on an actual performance. 'THE CENTURY SPEAKS' As one of the centrepieces of the BBC's plans to mark the new Millennium, all BBC local radio stations are joining forces to create a powerful record of the 20th century through the voices of thousands of people from all walks of life. BBC Radio Norfolk is looking for people of all backgrounds and ages, young and old, male and female, black and white, rich and poor, who are prepared to talk about aspects of their lives. If you are interested in taking part, or can suggest anyone who might want to take part, ring the producer, Alison Turpin, on 01603 617411 during office hours. CONCERT A level Music students in Years 12 and 13 are presenting a chamber concert in the Drama/Music area next Thursday, 15th October at 7.30 pm. All are welcome. EATON ECHO As there is no school for students next Friday, the Echo will be published next Thursday, 15th October. The new style Eaton Echo has been designed by Naomi Denchfield, Holly Trutch and Louise Hoffman of 11Sn. PHOTOS The final date for photo orders has been extended to next Monday. Sports photos have not yet arrived: orders will be dealt with by the PE Department. |
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