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- Published: Sunday, 16 December 2012 17:20
- Written by Mrs J Baker
Our Health and Social Care students studying for the IBCC qualification entertained residents at Yoakley House in Margate last Wednesday.
The students are developing specific skills in communicating with people who use services as part of their course. Planning and delivering a Christmas party for the residents enabled the students to work closely together as a team.
The residents enjoyed playing games which reminded them of their childhood years.
One lady, when playing pass the parcel said "This is a lovely game". Quiz questions designed by George Giles had a Christmas theme and Oliver Duffy selected songs from past decades for the residents to identify. Chloe Bond and other members of the group made a pass the parcel, with treats and forfeits. Megan Abbott designed a 'pin the accessories' on Santa game for the residents. The whole group cooked a range of tasty tea time cakes and savouries and served them to the guests.
Year 7 students took part in the International Food Evening with great panache this year, presenting dishes from over 40 different countries. All corners of the world were represented. Parents and visitors were bowled over by the huge variety of foods that the students had cooked. Many Parents admitted that they honestly did not know what to expect and could not believe the scale of the displays. Lizzie Hughes, Mother of Molly in Year 7 said it was like a professional food fair. She could not believe what she was seeing! Over 600 people attended.
On Thursday 15 November 2012 four young men and two older men traveled to Eastwell Manor, Ashford to represent a squad of twenty players, a PE department and a school.
The week started in fine style as both our U13 Girls and U13 Boys secured excellent victories over local opposition The Boys must have thought they had gained performance of the day with a 6-0 victory over Hereson and Ellington, the goals were scored by Jack Walton (3), Luke Powell and Tom Halfpenny, the final goal was an own goal. Their high spirits at such a victory were to be complemented by the return of their female counterparts who had comprehensively outscored them in their away fixture at Ursuline, proudly returning on the bus the Girls had brought back an 11-0 victory over the Ursuline School to finish this half term on a high for the whole year group. The goals were scored by Emily Downs (2), Omega Skeen (2), Kealy Goldsmith, Sarah Villasenor and Kyra Macrae who was the undoubted star of the show with a five goal haul.
