What s inside: Simon Mann Head of School THE BSM WEEKLY NEWSLETTER. Volume 18 * Issue 18 * 25 January 2013

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1 THE BSM WEEKLY NEWSLETTER Volume 18 * Issue 18 * 25 January 2013 What s inside: Primary School News pages 2-3 Senior School News pages 4 Music News & ASA News page 5-6 Transport page 6 Rugby & PTA News page 7 International Evening page 8-9 Calendar of Events page 10 Attachments page Refectory Menu pages TERM DATES FOR STUDENTS Term 2 Starts 8 January 2013 Ends 22 March 2013 (12nn) Half-term break February 2013 (inclusive) Term 3 Starts 10 April 2013 Ends 28 June 2013 (12nn) Half-term break May 2013 (inclusive) Last week our focus was on music performance and this week sees us host the ISAC boys football and girls basketball tournaments. I estimate that during the weekend over 150 students were involved in sports and activities with, and for, BSM, RIFA football tournaments, rugby matches, basketball, Young Enterprise and last but not least the Bronze Award IA (International Awards). So many of the skills we value and aim to develop in our students and your children are best encountered outside the classroom, and these opportunities alongside the ASAs, service and school residentials, support the holistic education we strive towards. I would like to take a moment to focus on the IA. The expedition our Bronze candidates have undertaken this weekend when they scaled a mountain, camped, cooked and engaged in team building, took our students out of their comfort zone and d e m a n d e d r e s i l i e n c e, c o o p e r a t i o n, independence and problem solving. It was cold, tough and challenging, and all students and staff not only greatly benefited from the experience, but also reflected on their achievements at the end of the weekend (even the bus driver!). However, more is expected as the IA requires these students to undertake service, learn a new skill and be involved in a sport or physical activity to complete the award. When I reflected on this during the weekend as a parent and head, I felt my children are very lucky to be offered such a broad and enriching range of opportunities, and proud to work in a school with staff that value a holistic education and act to ensure we provide the opportunities that we know will develop skills essential for success beyond school. TERM DATES FOR STUDENTS Term 1 Starts 19 August 2013 Ends 13 December 2013 (12nn) Half-term break October 2013 (inclusive) Term 2 Starts 6 January 2014 Ends 11 April 2014 (12nn) Half-term break February 2014 (inclusive) Term 3 Starts 28 April 2014 Ends 27 June 2014 (12nn) Half-term break May 2014 (inclusive) Simon Mann Head of School 25 January 2013

2 RIFA Cup football I dedicate my Lion s Roar this week to my fantastic 2001 boys football team. They were deservedly crowned RIFA cup champions last Saturday scoring another 15 goals and conceding just one. That brings their record for the season to a wonderful played 23, won 22, lost 1, scored 65, and conceding only 3. Once again on Saturday they played some fantastic football, scored goals that had me leaping on to the pitch in celebration in awe of the team play and skill demonstrated. They have been a pleasure to coach, have gelled together as a team, play together as a unit, support each other and each carries out their role for the good of the team. Marc Co is a quite brilliant goalkeeper and the goals that he has conceded have been exceptional to get past him. Andrew Gibson, Craig Co and Zeke Sy at the back have protected the goalkeeper with consistently strong tackling, great defensive headers and good possession of the ball seeking to always pass out of defense. My wingers Harry Pratt, Seb Ottiger and William Winter have provided the speed, thrust and offensive penetration, beating players and providing great crosses for the team, as well scoring quite a few goals themselves and tracking back marking their opposite number! William Valtos reminds me of Cesc Fabregas in the center midfield general role (I should really say Mark Noble as a West Ham fan-but he s better than that!). He dances in possession, has great vision, skips pass challenges and always has so much time to pick out a killer pass. Liam Duncan my forward was on fire Saturday, and when he is like that his pace, dribbling ability and ferocious shot make him unplayable. Put all that together and you have a fantastic team that have been a pleasure to work with and watch develop, and the joy they have provided can t be measured. On Saturday they played a strong Claret side in the final and rose to the occasion as a team winning 4-1 with William Winter (playing a year out of age) scoring all 4 goals; an incredible achievement. He was so nonchalant about this he didn t even wait around for the trophy ceremony or to receive the much deserved MVP award! The boys have a sense of humour as well and as they received the trophy they all wore the Hardy braces over the football kits! Well done for a tremendous season. As a coach, I have another 8 or 9 boys in my squad and they also competed in the RIFA cup on Saturday and I was very proud of their achievements as well. They too have gelled together as a team, battle for each other and produced some excellent performances. They very narrowly missed out on a semi final place and can be proud of how well they played. Well done George Leather, Tom Thackwray, Jack Gardner, Harry Dickinson, Lachlan Doig Henderson, James Edwards, Sean Roberts, Mark Jenkins, Matthew Tutton and Reivyn Chiang. I must also thank Mike Doig Henderson for coaching this team on the Saturday. We had a number of other teams playing in the RIFA cup and I have included a report below from Mr. Davies coach of the boys 2005 team. RIFA REPORT RIFA CUP SATURDAY, 19 th January Boys Squad: Guthrie Doig Henderson Captain Noah Brock Alessandro Maggiore Connor Lock Aryan Ehsan Ishaan Singru Charlie Tutton Krissh Hora Keshav Kamat The 2005 boys came into this tournament with high expectations after performing so well in the RIFA League competition. We got off to a good start, winning a hard-fought match against LaSalle. They were very difficult to break down but with Guthrie and Noah combining well we were able to break them down eventually. We won 2-1. Our next match was against the Xavier A team. They had some big boys playing for them and raced into a 2-0 lead inside 5 minutes. We got a goal back through Noah, but then they scored a third. Nevertheless we showed a lot of character, making lots of tackles and passing the ball well. Krissh, Keshav, Connor and Ishaan kept them at bay as much as they could and Guthrie scored to set up a nail January 2013

3 biting finish. Unfortunately, a deflected goal towards the end made the final score 4-2 to them. Alessandro, Aryan and Charlie all played well in our next match against Claret. They are one of the stronger teams and we played some excellent football great passing and commitment enabled us to win 2-0 with goals from Guthrie and Keshav. Our final two group games were against Xavier B and Ateneo A. Although we lost 4-1 to Xavier with Guthrie scoring a great free-kick, we came back and beat Ateneo comfortably. Our tackling was getting better and we managed to get some powerful headers in to clear the ball from defence. Noah and Guthrie continued to give everything, working for each other and were able to create 2 chances for Guthrie to score 2 more goals. We finished 2 nd and this resulted in a semifinal against Xavier A. Charlie continued to kick well from his hands and this enabled us to get a few more scoring chances. We were not scared of them this time and we fought as hard as we could but we just couldn t get the equalizing goal and the game finished 2-1 to them with Guthrie scoring again. Although we were disappointed our 3 rd/ 4 th place play off was a game we wanted to win, against Ateneo. We ran, passed, tackled and scored but it wasn t enough to beat them this time. We narrowly lost 2-1. All of the boys enjoyed their afternoon of football and should be very proud of their efforts in getting to the semi-finals. Well done boys! Mr. Davies Coach Important Dates January 23 rd -25 th Year 6 Corregidor trip 25 th No assembly due to ISAC tournament at BSM 30-1 st Year 5 Subic trip 31-1 st Year 4 Caliraya trip February 1 st Whole School Assembly; International Dinner Monday 4 th to Friday 8 th -International Week 8 th International Week assembly th Half term holiday Tuesday 26 th to Friday 1 st March Maths Week Corregidor trip Year 6 are currently on their wonderful Corregidor trip which supports a lot of the enquiry based learning they have been doing on World War 2. Mrs. King has reported in a couple of times each day to say the trip is going really well. It is a great learning opportunity for the children as field trips always are and as we expect, BSM students are impeccably behaved. We look forward to hearing more of their stories next week and hopefully publishing some diary snippets from the children. Have a great weekend and for those teams continuing with their RIFA leagues we wish you the best of luck. Glenn Hardy Primary School Head 3 25 January 2013

4 Last night saw Year 9 students and their parents in school at the Options Evening led by Ms Johnson. We have an excellent range of subjects on offer this year, with a large cohort of students coming through into Year 10, and we very much hope that, having based our option blocks on what the students advised us they wanted to do in the October surveys, all students will be able to follow their preferred combination of courses. We are currently hosting ISAC and it has been a real pleasure to see such great sportsmanship amongst those competing, and those supporting. As I write, BSM are competing well, and I hope to see them featuring in the finals on Saturday. Let s go BSM, let s go! From Mr. Yap and Ms. Yang, Careers and Higher Education Advisers University / College Visits 30 January 12.40pm 1.20pm. Nagoya University from Japan will be having an information talk. Venue is at the Maths 5, Rizal Building. Summer Programmes 28 January 12.40pm 1.20pm. Oxbridge Academic Programmes 2013 will be having an information talk. Parents and students who are interested are welcome to join. Venue is at the Maths 5, Rizal Building. Year 9 Career Interviews Have started and will continue through to 5 February As stated in the letter sent home parents are very welcome to attend these interviews. SAT Registration deadline for 4 May 2013 sitting is 5 April. Please remember to register as early as possible as the BSM testing centre fills up quickly. Do not forget to register for SATs at PSAT Students who took their PSAT in October can drop by the Careers and Higher Education office to collect their completed test and results. Key senior school dates 25 January - SSA grades and mock exam results issued 30 January 11am 6pm, SLCs for Year 11, 12 and 13 students and parents 7 February 11am 4pm and 5 7pm, SLCs for Year 7, 8, 9, 10 students and parents 8 February Year 9 final options forms due, and half term break starts SSA grades are due out today for all years, as well as mock exam results for Years 11 and 13. I hope that all our students reflect on their grades, and use the upcoming SLCs as an opportunity to discuss with their teachers how to improve yet further. I look forward to seeing many of you at these events. Have a great weekend and please do come along on Saturday and support ISAC if you are able. Dinah Hawtree Head of Senior School 4 25 January 2013

5 Classical Guitar Group is now up and running on Fridays from in the Senior Music Room. All Music ASA are also running and have been since the 2nd week of term, they are as follows; Tuesday from Flute Group (Senior Music room) Wednesday from String Orchestra (Senior Music room) and Jazz Band (Practice Room 6) Thursday from Theory club (Senior Music room) Friday from Classical Guitar group (Senior Music room) followed by Theory Club from Please also be informed that the next Music Concert will be on Wednesday the 20th of February from 4-5pm in the Senior Music Room and will be an Instrumental Concert, not a Year 10 Informal Concert. Also, there will be no Year 11 Informal Concert on Wednesday 6th February. Anita Quigley Deputy Curriculum Leader Music Dear families, If you are still looking for an ASA for your child to participate in, we still have spaces available in the following: KS 1 Lego (Wednesdays, 15 spaces) Jewellery making ( Paid club, Wednesday,7 spaces) EYFS club (Wednesday, 17 spaces) Basketball Year 2 boys and Girls (Thursday, 10 spaces) KS2 Cross stitching (Monday, 4 spaces) Gymnastics PAID ASA For enquiries Please register your interest directly to the administrator, Ms. Geneveve Ty: Mobile no: Address: ma.genevevety@yahoo.com Recycling engineering (Wednesday, 5 spaces) Jewellery making (Paid club, Wednesday, 7 spaces) MIDY MUN for Year 6 (Thursdays) Helen O Grady Drama club (Paid ASA, Friday, 15 spaces) Senior ASAs MUN Kite Making (Monday, 10 spaces) Table tennis (Monday, 6 spaces) Photography (Wednesday, 8 spaces) 5 25 January 2013

6 Green team (Thursday, 10 spaces) MIDY MUN for Years 7 & 8 (Thursday) Drawing club (Monday, 10 spaces) Paid ASAs Advanced Drama workshop for Seniors (Tuesday, 8 spaces) Karate (Tuesday, 6 spaces ) Robotics with NTX Lego (Paid Club, Wednesday, 10 spaces) Tagalog for beginners (Paid club, Wednesday, 10 spaces) Hip Hop (Thursday, 10 spaces) Saturday ASAs Rugby touch and tackle Athletics training for Years 3 to 13 ( Paid club) Please enquire directly to Mr. Hunt - rhunt@britishschoolmanila.org Richard Hunt ASA Co-ordinator Dear Parents, Please be informed of the following guidelines regarding the use of the paid NSP buses and the San Antonio free satellite bus: NSP: Guest riders (a one-off arrangement for non-regular NSP bus riders) are not allowed on the NSP buses unless prior arrangement is made by the parent/s directly with the bus supervisor (Mabel Duldulao: mobile , nsp@britishschoolmanila.org) as this creates problems and often delays the departure of the buses/vans. Free Bus: The drop off point of the free satellite bus to San Antonio was changed to Palm Ave this week due to the congestion observed in the previous drop off area (photo included for reference). Please advise those meeting the students off this bus to wait for them on the sidewalk to enable the bus staff to keep those students whose cars have not yet arrived on the bus. The students will not be allowed off the bus unless their parents/ drivers/yayas are there on the sidewalk to meet them. Please ensure you update the school in case of changes in your contact details and that your child/ren is/are picked up promptly as the bus is only allowed to drop off and not to park. Thank you for your support. Nicole Tanjangco Administration Manager 6 25 January 2013

7 Dear All, While the ISAC Football and Basketball continues at BSM, Saturday Rugby this week is in the form of a CBRE sponsored Junior Rugby Touch Tournament to be held at ISM from approximately 8.00am through to 12noon. Teams entered are at Under 8 and Under 10 age groups, but there is also some RIFA Football on this Saturday, so have not entered any other teams. Starting at 12noon on Saturday are the Middle School and Junior Varsity Finals between 12noon and 4pm. There will be 2 semi-finals for each group of MS and JV, followed by the winners of each playing for the trophies. All are welcome to support any of the BSM teams in action. Looking forward to seeing you all on Saturday somewhere!! Regards, Robert Hawtree For and on behalf of Rugby Coaches School Buses You may have noticed two shining silver mini buses in the Level 0 car park over the last few days. These are a contribution from the PTA to the school. Last year s PTA committee deserves full credit for raising the funds; however, this year we have conducted substantial research to find the best fit between available vehicles and the forecast needs of the school. PTA committee vacancies We have 2 slots on the PTA committee falling vacant over the next few weeks, and we are looking for enthusiastic people to come and join us. The bulk of the work will involve preparations for the fete on 20 th April. This is an excellent opportunity to meet a lot of the community quickly, and earn the respect and admiration of your children (honestly!). We anticipate making one appointment at our next meeting on Tuesday 5 th February. If you would like to learn more about what the work involves, please contact me or any other member of the PTA committee. Thanks and regards, Michael Morris BSMPTA President January 2013

8 Participating Airlines, Resorts and Travel Tours for our travel fair include: 1) Philippine Airlines 2) SriLankan Airlines 3) Turkish Airlines 4) Royal Brunei Airlines 5) Qatar Airways 6) AirFrance/KLM 7) Asiana Airlines 8) Hawaiian Airlines 9) Cathay Pacific/Dragon Air 10) Morelia Tours and Travel Inc. (HKG Disney, Cruises, local tour packages, Delta Airlines) 11) Cebu Pacific 12) Visit Nepal 13) Food Tours in the Philippines Resorts that have confirmed are: 1) Amanpulo 2) Amorita 3) The District Boracay 4) Astoria Boracay 5) Sol Marina Boracay 6) Discovery Shores Boracay 7) El Nido Resorts Palawan Sign up to become a member of Asia Miles and get a chance to win 20,000 Miles! Asia Miles TM, Asia s leading travel and lifestyle reward programme will be giving 20,000 Asia Miles to two lucky individuals in a lucky draw during the International Dinner Night. To join the lucky draw, simply visit the Asia Miles booth during the event, sign up to become a member and get a chance to win! Also get a chance to win a trip for (2) to Bali on Cebu Pacific Air! And best of all, have a chance to bid for a two-nights stay in AMANPULO RESORTS in the public auction! 8 25 January 2013

9 Parade of Nations 1 February 2013 Assembly Area : Covered Court Assembly Time : 5.45 pm Attire : Traditional or Ethnic Costume of the Country Order of the Parade: United Kingdom : Chloe Pope, Reef Gane, Ava Daniels, Dashiell Daniels, Stephanie Campbell, Joni McDonald, Kyle McDonald, Alie Whale, Jenson Nash, Eric Attwood, Sophie Bell-Knight, Sylvie Turner and Dexter Nash Albania : Sarah Bejleri and Anis Bejleri Australia : Millie Nicholls, Penny Butler and Alex Butler Botswana : Samantha Duncan Canada : Sachi Shadforth, Mika Shadforth and Aaron Lalonde China : Bea Tan, Agnes Leung, Trevor Leung, Carter Leung Denmark : Michael Hansen France : Daniel Choukroun and Alexander Duminy Germany : Joelle Roth Hongkong, SAR : JB Wang and Matty Sy Hungary : Amelia Nevelos India : Sharmila Bommadevara, Girish Bommadevara, Karan Bahukhandi, Tara Bahukhandi, Pallavi Aiyer, Kavish Todi, Krissh Hora, Bhuvas Nagpal, Eesha Malhotra, Rohan Malhotra and Pavan Manjani Indonesia : Abygail Hamilton Ireland : Uma Martin, Rhiannon Malpass, Heather White, Ruben White Italy : Elizabeth Tirrizzi Japan : Audrey Sy, Rico Lago and Frankie Tan Kenya : Max Hilton, Ruth Hilton Luxembourg : Alexander Nevelos Malaysia : Caleb Lim Mongolia : Borte Young Nepal : Alisha Boome Pakistan : Manahil Mian and Rasiq Mian Peru : Raoul Mackie and Santi Mackie Portugal : Callum Lowe Russia : Tommy Lamb, Anastasia Lysaght and Dasha Lysaght Samoa : Luci Hall Singapore : Vivi Lee and Ken-Z Teo South Africa : Zoe Mann and Megan Mann South Korea : Sungyun Jung, Taikyung Lim Spain : Reuben Cowley Antello, Atasha Mulach, Lucy Bell-Knight, Stella Gonzales Switzerland : Nicole Brunner Turkey : Lorin Bektas and Venice Bektas USA : Ella Bithos, Carrilyn Pesengco, Steve McDonald, Riley Pasengco, Caitlin Pesengco Venezuela : Aurora Robinson Philippines (HOST COUNTRY) : Chin Chin Bernabe, Enzo Martel, Frankie Whale, Andrei Angala, Jacob Kho, Clara Kho, Lily Mckenzie, Anna Mckenzie, Kimi Gatlabayan, Crae Sehwani, Aaliyah Lalonde, Kate Tirrizzi, Bea Godoy 9 25 January 2013

10 January Senior Primary PTA Whole School 26 SAT Jan - 1 Feb 31 Jan - 1 Feb SLC Y11, 12, and 13, 11am-6pm Y5 Subic Trip Y4 Caliraya Trip First Aid training for Parents and Yayas Board of Governors Meeting, 6pm February Senior Primary PTA Whole School 1 * Whole School Assembly / Open Forum, 7.50am * International Dinner, Y12 Production Rehearsals 4-8 * UK Recruitment (senior) * Year 12 IOPs English International Week Literature 6 Cybersafety Evening, pm 6-8 Y7 & 8 MUN Conference for International Week 7 * UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge * SLCs Y7-10, 11am-7pm 8 Y9 Options Due International Week Assembly 8-11 FOBISSEA Drama, GIS Rayong 9-10 First Aid training for Parents and Yayas Half Term break 18 Y12 Careers Interviews begin (until 22 March) 20 * Careers Day * Y7 Geography Trip * Instrumental Concert, 4pm 21 Chinese New Year Celebration for KS3 22 Y6 Assembly Term 2 Notice of Withdrawal deadline 23 * CBRE (tbc) * MJS Swim meet * MUNA Manila * Senior Production Public Holiday - EDSA Revolution Anniversary

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18 NAME WEEK 21 CLASS Dates: JAN FEB. 1, 2013 TEACHER CONTACT CONTACT NUMBER MONDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT ASIAN 1 BREADED FISH W/ TAMARIND SAUCE STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED BOKCHOY CONTINENTAL 1 SAUTEED BEEF W/ MUSHROOMS STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ASPARAGUS & CARROTS 2 PAN-SEARED CHICKEN W/ LEMON, CAPERS STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ASPARAGUS & CARROTS PASTA 1 CHICKEN FARFALLE WITH PESTO SAUCE VEGETARIAN 1 * TOFU & SPINACH LASAGNA SALADS 1 SALAD BAR FRUIT BAR PACKED FRUITS (One Size) PACKED SALAD (One Size) SANDWICHES 1 FOCACCIA MUSHROOM MELT TUNA SALAD CLUB STEAK SANDWICH WITH HONEY MUSTARD HAM & CHEESE PANINI DRINKS 1 TUESDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT ASIAN 1 PORK STEAK W/ SLICED ONION STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED SQUASH & TOMATOES CONTINENTAL 1 CRISPY CORNFLAKES CHICKEN STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ZUCCHINI & TOMATOES 2 MEDITERRANEAN FISH STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED ZUCCHINI & TOMATOES PASTA 1 LINGUINE & SAUSAGE W/ MARINARA SAUCE VEGETARIAN 1 *PENNE W/ ROASTED VEGETABLES SALADS 1 SALAD BAR FRUIT BAR PACKED FRUITS (One Size) PACKED SALAD (One Size) SANDWICHES 1 FRESH VEGETABLE WRAP DRINKS 1 2 EGG SALAD SANDWICH TURKEY CLUB SANDWICH HAM & CHEESE MELT WEDNESDAY ITEM # MENU HALF Price FULL Price AMOUNT ASIAN 1 GRILLED PORK BELLY W/ CALAMANSI & SOY SAUCE STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED CHAYOTE & TOMATOES CONTINENTAL 1 CHICKEN WITH 40 CLOVES OF GARLIC STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED CABBAGE & CARROTS 2 BAKED FISH WITH TOMATOES & OLIVES STEAMED RICE, SAUTEED CABBAGE & CARROTS PASTA 1 SPAGHETTI W/ MEATBALLS VEGETARIAN 1 *BRAISED TOFU W/ BROCCOLI SALADS 1 SALAD BAR FRUIT BAR PACKED FRUITS (One Size) PACKED SALAD (One Size) SANDWICHES 1 ROASTED VEGETABLE PANINI DRINKS 1 2 PHILLY CHEESETEAK SANDWICH CHICKEN & GRAPES SANDWICH HAM & CHEESE MELT

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20 SPECIAL REQUEST: BILLING ARRANGEMENT: PREPAID BILL WEEKLY PRE-ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Please use our pre-order form and fill up one form for each child. We have a different color of pre-order form for each week. 2. Choose the meal for each day for your child and indicate any special meal request. For rice selection, we always offer brown or white on a daily basis. Please also indicate your rice selection. 3. HOW TO PLACE & PAY FOR YOUR ORDER: OPTION 1: Please your order at refectory@britishschoolmanila.org or at order.iceculinary@gmail.com. We will a confirmation upon receipt of your order. If you don't receive an order confirmation, please call Chef Nancy at or Please make sure to your request before 7:00 pm the day before your order date. You can settle your account at the loading station (look for KJ or Rina). OPTION 2: You can come to the refectory and fill out a pre-order form. Please proceed to cashier # 1 (Lorna or Rina) to pay your order. If you want to make a special payment arrangement, please talk to Rina or Kristine in the loading station. If you have any concerns please contact Chef Nancy at / / / or at chefnanz@gmail.com Thank you for your order and continued support. Please Print Your Name & Number