St Cuthbert’s RC High School

Date published: 18 June 2015


Athletics Champions!

St Cuthbert’s competed in the annual Rochdale School’s Athletics competition which was held at Sports City. Yet again the students did the school proud.

There were some outstanding performances from students across all age ranges.

Particular mention goes to Harvey Holden in Year 7 for his efforts in the 100m sprint.

Sandro Loureiro, also in Year 7 for his efforts in the high jump.

The Lupaka brothers in year 8 received gold in the triple jump and long jump. Natalie Lloyd was 1st in the 200m with and Naomi Moluku came 1st in the triple Jump.

St Cuthbert’s swept the board, achieving 1st place for both the Overall boys and the Overall girls.

Congratulations to all students who contributed to our outstanding results.

Expressive Arts News

Pupils past and present starred in Congress Players' production of 'Les Miserables ' at the Oldham Coliseum last week.

Past pupils took two of the main roles: Tom Shiels playing the roguish Thenardier (a role he first performed at St Cuthbert's) and Phoebe Coop in fine form in the role of Eponine. Coral Bradley, now studying Musical Theatre at Pendleton College, also made a marvellous Lovely Lady. Georgia Taylor from Yr 11 took on the role of Cosette.

Georgia played Young Cosette as a Yr 7 pupil in the school's production of the same musical. Benji Hartnell-Booth (Yr11) and Joe Maloney (Yr10) also performed as chorus/students in the ABC café.
Tom Shiels has secured a place at Mountview Drama School in London. The Expressive Arts Faculty are extremely proud to see pupils progress and develop careers in the Arts.

PE News

Congratulations to the Year 7 Girls Tag Rugby team competed in the Rochdale Schools tournament finishing in second place.

Our Year 9 and 10 played Cardinal Langley at Rounders.
Year 10 won 9.5-8
Year 9 lost 13.5-9

25 Years of St Cuthbert’s

Jubilee Mass of Thanksgiving Monday 13 July 4.00 pm in school. Have you requested your ticket yet?

We would be delighted to welcome any past staff and pupils of St Cuthbert's to join us for our celebration of 25 years of Catholic Education at St Cuthbert's.

Light refreshments and a chance to catch up with friends and colleagues after Mass plus an optional tour of our new buildings.

To apply for a ticket, please contact Kathryn Ansley on 01706 647761 ext 615 or email ansleyk@scrchs.com

The Groundwork Trust

Lots has been going on with the Groundwork Trust project over recent weeks. All students received their first aid certificates, accredited from St John’s Ambulance. Work has also commenced with our memorial planter by the Chapel. We will keep up to date with their progress!

In Memory of Tom Thornton

Whilst celebrating Mr Sunderland’s 40th Birthday, staff from St Cuthbert’s pitted their wits against the some ex pupils from St. Cuthbert’s in a rugby match which was held at Rochdale Rugby Union Football Club. All proceeds from the event went to the Tom Thornton Trust. The event was huge success and enjoyed by all.

Library Book Amnesty

Year 11- now is your chance to return all overdue library books! - Mrs Russell has placed a collection box in Pupil Reception and the Library so you can anonymously return books.

Future Events

7 July: Year 6 Welcome Day
9July: ‘5-2-7’ Opening Evening.
13 July – 17th July: Jubilee Week.
16 July: Jubilee Trips and Events Day
17 July: School closes for Summer at 2.50pm.

Highest Achievers

The pupils with the highest number of VIVO points this week are listed below. Congratulations to all!
Year 7 – Megan Clarke
Year 8 – Robert Fairhurst
Year 9 – Harry Ashworth
Year 10 – Dean Wright

Attendance Winners

Congratulations to the following forms for having the highest attendance last week:
7.5
8.1
9.1
10.5 &10.6 – 100%

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