College News 9th November 2018
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Headteachers message
Today the school marked remembrance with our own service. Students played their part by behaving impeccably and marking this significant centenary of the end of the first world war with dignity and respect. I'd really like to thank all of our invited guests from the local community who shared the day with the school especially the relatives, friends and family of Peter Page (a former Head Boy of Lutterworth Grammar who was killed in action in the second World War) who organised a lovely display from Peter's life including his old Lutterworth Grammar report from 1936!
I'd also like to thank our Head Boy and Head Girl for leading the student leadership team in helping to deliver such a poignant service. A special mention also to Jess Lapworth who played so brilliantly before and after the two minutes silence.
Our Remembrance plaque now proudly displayed in the main school hall.
Finally, I'd like to mention and congratulate one of our Year 10 students, Isobella Panteli, who has been shortlisted for The Armistice 100 Prize for Schools Poetry Competition. From over 544 poems, Isobella's poem was read and selected by the Poet Laureate Dame Carol Anne Duffy to be included in a published collection of poems. Isobella will be attending a ceremony at the University of Lincoln later this month where the Poet Laureate will announce the winners and launch the book.
Remembrance display by Humanities in Student Reception
14th November - Shoebox appeal deadline – H26
16th November – Non Uniform Day for Children in Need
21st November – Parent Engagement Evening 3/9 (3.30-6.30pm)
6th-20th December – Pre Public Examinations (Year 11 & Year 13)
Follow this link link for PPE details:
https://www.lutterworthcollege.com/Y11-13-December-Pre-Public-Exams-2018/
11th December – Year 11 (2017-18) Awards Evening (6.00-8.00pm)
13th December – Parents Engagement Evening (3.30-6.30pm)
18th December – Year 13 (2017-18) Awards Evening (6.00-8.00pm)
20th December – Last Day of Term
21st December – Teacher Training Day Day
Next week
The theme for next week is Children in Need and assemblies will be led by the Humanities Faculty and our Chaplaincy team
“I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do for any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again”