The Kimberley School Newsletter December 2014 | Page 10

LRC News
Congratulations to our Word Millionaires:
Emily Clarkin, Elizabeth O’Donnell, Isobel Roberts,
Kira Toplis, Joshua Skinner and Grace Welch.
A very big ‘Well Done’ to our Double Word
Millionaire - Ella Foster of 7B LXC, who has
passed 52 quizzes and read 2,739,460 words in
her first term at The Kimberley School.
Top Ten
The Top Ten students who have read and passed
quizzes on the most books are:
Casey Bramley, Ethan Grainger, Ethan Anderson,
Liam Henson, Tong Sy Sparkes, Thomas Wilson,
Libby Bilson, Sohail Naserbaht, Caine O’Neill
and Nicolai Smith.

The six shortlisted books for the Brilliant Book
Award 2015 are:-

These books are all available now for loan from
the LRC. Read them and tell us what you think by
logging onto the website below.
http://brilliantbookaward.nottinghamshire.gov.uk
Username: kimb01 Password: frog143
How many of these books will you read
before voting takes place in March 2015?

Nightingale News
Congratulations Storm Reveley from 8NJW
who has won the Barton Buses Christmas card
competition.
Morgan Gallimore from 9NEI brilliantly played
"The last post" on his trumpet for remembrance
assembly and for the Kimberley Town
remembrance service. Well done to both. Looking
forward to seeing our attendance improve and
merit totals rise.
Mrs Sutter-Hunt & Miss Taylor

Nottingham Train Station Opening

Ellie Pritchett, Holly Orme and Leah Roulstone attended the
Official Nottingham Train Station opening. They were met by
VIPs and were treated to a performance from the Robin
Hood Youth Orchestra, who played fantastically and were
complemented by the organisers, distinguished guests, and
audience members.

Science Club

Science club is on every
Wednesday lunch at
12:30 in S6. It is aimed
at KS3 students; however, all students and staff
are welcome to attend.
Science Club is usually
themed based on current
events e.g. Halloween &
Bonfire night. Science
club has featured the dissection of a real set of lungs, elephants’
tooth paste and making slime. Most recently in the Bonfire
Science Club, we burned splits in different solutions of metal
compounds, a whoosh bottle and methane bubbles.

Science
Club Video