total so far

As of the 11th November we had raised £115 as a House. We do though have several events happening over the next few weeks which should help increase our total.

Joe Robinson in 6 Darwin 2 is running a sixth form pool competition - please see him for details if your would like to take part.

8 Darwin are running a FIFA competition in the lunchtimes in Sc4.

Christams catalogues - please make sure you hand in your orders to Miss Tame by the ne dof November or if you order online please make sure you add in the school code on your form.

Bag packing day - on the 25th November please come and join us in Sainsbury's in Crayford to help shoppers pack their bags and hopefully collect some money for our total.

Miss Tame

Charity collections so far

So far from the Darwin charity weekly collections we have £69.94.

We still have a long way to reach our total of £2000. Please give generously on a Tuesday to help us reach our total. Please also look out for details of our fundraising catalogues and our bag packing day at Sainsbury's in November.

House points totals on the 19th October

Well done to all students in Darwin House as you have earnt 811 house points in the last 7 school days. Our total number of house points now stands at 2596.

Here are all the house totals so you can compare our progress to the other houses.

Brunel 2603

Darwin 2596

Newton – 2578

Stevenson – 2519

Telford – 2731

Here are the total number of house points earnt so far by each form.

Year 7 – 476

Year 8 – 512

Year 9 – 555

Year 10 – 447

Year 11 – 348

6D1 – 116

6D2 – 140



Well done to everyone and especially to 9 Darwin who have achieved an average of 22 house points each so far this year.

 

Our top achievers in each form are:

 

Year 7 – William Spencely – 36

Year 8 – Tom Clark – 68

Year 9 – Oloke Olumayowa – 54

Year 10 – Nathan Miller – 32

Year 11 – Conor Dunbar – 54

6D1 – Dan Ahamefula – 16

6D2 – Tom Wright - 19

Congratulations to all of the above.

Highest House Point totals in each form on 11th Oct 2012

The following students had the largest totals of House Points as of the 11th October 2012

Year 7 – William Spencely – 25

Year 8 – Tom Clark – 41

Year 9 – Oloke Olumayowa – 43

Year 10 – Nathan Miller – 23

Year 11 – Conor Dunbar – 39

6 Darwin 1 – Dan Ahamefula – 9

6 Darwin 2 – Tom Wright - 10

House Points as of 11th October 2012

As of the 11th October 2012 these were the House Point totals were as follows

Brunel – 1825


Darwin – 1785

Newton – 1776

Stevenson – 1775

Telford - 1888

Darwin form House reps

Darwin Form Tutors and Form bases

Year 7 – Miss Clark - BS4


Year 8 – Miss Kemp - SC4

Year 9 – Miss Evans - LA4

Year 10 – Mrs Chambers - LA2

Year 11 – Dr Musami and Mrs Manning - SC3

6 Darwin 1 – Miss Stibbons - HU4

6 Darwin 2 – Mr Hollingsworth - SC2

Darwin Form Captains

Year 7 – Tom Shrimplin


Year 8 – Charlie Jones

Year 9 – Femi Okegbola

Year 10 – Daniel Bradshaw

Year 11 – Adam Smalley

Darwin Sports Captains

Year 7 – Frank Mulholland


Year 8 – Tanto Olaofe

Year 9 – Charlie Wisby-Thomas

Year 10 – Conall de Hoog

Year 11 – Max Kane

 

Darwin Charity Reps

Year 7 – Brendon Mphisa


Year 8 – Daniel Dzimega

Year 9 – Femi Okegbola

Year 10 – Finlay Cain

Year 11 – Adam Smalley / Imran Rouf

 

Darwin School Council Reps

Year 7 – Rohan Phull and James Bruce-Quansay


Year 8 – Edwin Park and Harry Perkins

Year 9 – Chris Osinaike and Ryan Beebeejaun

Year 10 –

Year 11 – Lewis Jeffries and Conor Dunbar

Meet the House Captains

Darwin House has three sixth form House Captains. Your House captain in Faye Rodgers, your House Sport captain is Oliver Aylmer and your House Charity captain is Nitto Satkunarasan.

To help you get to know them a bit better I asked them to following questions.

Faye - 6 Darwin 1 - form tutor Miss Stibbons - form room HU4

What subjects do you study?
Media studies, English and Business studies

What are you main roles within the house?
To organise the House notice board, help out in assemblies, organise teams for non-sports competitions and support the Sport and Charity captains in their roles.

What are your plans for when you leave school?
To be a primary school teacher.

Give me one thing you like and one dislike.
Like - sleep.
Dislike - mornings.

Oliver - 6 Darwin 1 - form tutor Miss Stibbons - form room HU4


What subjects do you study?
Sociology, Economics and Business studies

What is your main role within the house?
To organise teams for the Sports competitions and report on the result of these in House assemblies.

What are your plans for when you leave school?
To study Economics at University.

Give me one thing you like and dislike.
Like - rugby
Dislike - Maths

Nitto - 6 Darwin 2 - form tutor Mr Hollingsworth - form room SC2

What subjects do you study?
Maths, Further Maths and Business studies

What is your main role within the house?
To organise weekly charity collections. To hold meetings with the Charity reps from each form and help them to organise charity events. To report on the House charity progress in House assemblies.

What are you plans for when you leave school?
To work in international business

Give me one thing you like and dislike.

Like - boxing
Dislike - people who are not generous when giving to charity.

Darwin Charity 2012 to 2013

Welcome to the Darwin Charity page.

This year all five houses are supporting the Ellenor Lions Hospice in memory of Mr White, a former teacher at WGSB who worked at the school for over 30 years.

If you have any suggestions for fundraising activities then please speak to your form charity rep, your form tutor, your Head of House or Nitto the House Charity captain.