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Manor Adventure From the headmaster
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1…
Our Parents’ Evenings have now
been completed and parents
have been well informed about
the academic progress of their
children. In particular, parents of
pupils embarking on external exams
should now be well placed to help us
support their children in preparation
for forthcoming revision. Success
inside and outside the classroom
often go ‘hand in hand’ with talented
students; we are very fortunate to
currently have a winning formula on
both fronts.
Mr Jason Slack
Manor Adventure is an outdoor activities the worst part as we had to walk through The high ropes were our last activity at
residential that is available for Years 7-9. muddy felds, which got your feet wet Manor Adventure, but this was saving
The trip takes place every year during before we even started! The kayaking was the best for last. It was really fun because
February Half Term. This was my third the best activity, except when an instructor we were all quick at getting around the
YOURS FOR 24 HOURS. went to Culmington Manor in Shropshire. tried to get him back; we completely failed, set a challenge to go along the high ropes
started splashing us with his paddle. We
Manor Adventure trip and this year we
course, so for our second turn we were
backwards! It was a lot harder than it
but we did laugh a lot!
When we arrived our luggage was unloaded
looked, especially when the wind was
and was taken inside by the instructors,
which made me feel like royalty! Our The underground maze was challenging for blowing the ropes from side to side.
all the girls, especially as one sufers from
SPECIAL 24 HOUR TEST DRIVES FOR previous accommodation was in claustrophobia. When she started to panic Manor Adventure was a really good trip; I
*
would encourage everyone to try it. I hope
so did I! However, we all saw a diferent
dormitories, but here we stayed in chalets.
KING HENRY VIII NEWSLETTER READERS. I shared a chalet with two girls in my year - side to the boys: every one of them was to go back in Year 12 working towards my
Rachel and Ellie. We had three sets of bunk
DofE. A big thank you to Mr and Mrs Wade
considerate and asked how we were feeling
as they knew we were getting agitated.
for organising the trip and to Mr and Mrs
beds; a whole set each!
Special thanks to the boys!! Abseiling was Manning for looking after our group!
We were split into activity groups which
Sytner Coventry are offering King Henry VIII newsletter readers the opportunity of taking an extended BMW test would stay the same all week. All the Year really fun, as the adrenalin kicked in when Hannah Kennedy, Year 9
drive. Simply call to arrange your test drive* and quote Ref: KHS24 and in no time at all you can be behind the 9 students were in the same group and we I stepped over the edge of the platform. It
was nerve racking only being held by two
were soon running around playing games.
wheel of a BMW, from the choice available from our demonstrator range, for 24 hours. All of which gives you ample pieces of rope. The confdence course was
When it came to dinner we all wondered
time to appreciate the performance, handling and efficient technologies that come from owning a BMW. what it would be like. I thought the food great fun and a new activity for us. The best
was really nice and so were all the catering part was fying across a rope having to act
To discover more simply call or visit Sytner Coventry today and don’t forget to quote Ref: KHS24. staf and instructors! like a bee!
The next morning we had water sports.
I think the walk to the lake was
Sytner Coventry BMW
128 Holyhead Road, Coventry CV5 8NA
02476 600600
The Ultimate
www.sytnercoventrybmw.co.uk Sytner Coventry Driving Machine
Official fuel economy figures for the BMW Range: Urban 13.8-62.4mpg (20.5-4.4l/100km). Extra Urban 26.2-83.1mpg
(10.8-3.4l/100km). Combined 20.3-74.3mpg (13.9-3.8l/100km). CO2 emissions 325-99g/km.
*Test drive available to applicant age and status and subject to model availability. Drivers must present a current driving licence with no more than 6 penalty points.
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Manor Adventure From the headmaster
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1…
Our Parents’ Evenings have now
been completed and parents
have been well informed about
the academic progress of their
children. In particular, parents of
pupils embarking on external exams
should now be well placed to help us
support their children in preparation
for forthcoming revision. Success
inside and outside the classroom
often go ‘hand in hand’ with talented
students; we are very fortunate to
currently have a winning formula on
both fronts.
Mr Jason Slack
Manor Adventure is an outdoor activities the worst part as we had to walk through The high ropes were our last activity at
residential that is available for Years 7-9. muddy felds, which got your feet wet Manor Adventure, but this was saving
The trip takes place every year during before we even started! The kayaking was the best for last. It was really fun because
February Half Term. This was my third the best activity, except when an instructor we were all quick at getting around the
YOURS FOR 24 HOURS. went to Culmington Manor in Shropshire. tried to get him back; we completely failed, set a challenge to go along the high ropes
started splashing us with his paddle. We
Manor Adventure trip and this year we
course, so for our second turn we were
backwards! It was a lot harder than it
but we did laugh a lot!
When we arrived our luggage was unloaded
looked, especially when the wind was
and was taken inside by the instructors,
which made me feel like royalty! Our The underground maze was challenging for blowing the ropes from side to side.
all the girls, especially as one sufers from
SPECIAL 24 HOUR TEST DRIVES FOR previous accommodation was in claustrophobia. When she started to panic Manor Adventure was a really good trip; I
*
would encourage everyone to try it. I hope
so did I! However, we all saw a diferent
dormitories, but here we stayed in chalets.
KING HENRY VIII NEWSLETTER READERS. I shared a chalet with two girls in my year - side to the boys: every one of them was to go back in Year 12 working towards my
Rachel and Ellie. We had three sets of bunk
DofE. A big thank you to Mr and Mrs Wade
considerate and asked how we were feeling
as they knew we were getting agitated.
for organising the trip and to Mr and Mrs
beds; a whole set each!
Special thanks to the boys!! Abseiling was Manning for looking after our group!
We were split into activity groups which
Sytner Coventry are offering King Henry VIII newsletter readers the opportunity of taking an extended BMW test would stay the same all week. All the Year really fun, as the adrenalin kicked in when Hannah Kennedy, Year 9
drive. Simply call to arrange your test drive* and quote Ref: KHS24 and in no time at all you can be behind the 9 students were in the same group and we I stepped over the edge of the platform. It
was nerve racking only being held by two
were soon running around playing games.
wheel of a BMW, from the choice available from our demonstrator range, for 24 hours. All of which gives you ample pieces of rope. The confdence course was
When it came to dinner we all wondered
time to appreciate the performance, handling and efficient technologies that come from owning a BMW. what it would be like. I thought the food great fun and a new activity for us. The best
was really nice and so were all the catering part was fying across a rope having to act
To discover more simply call or visit Sytner Coventry today and don’t forget to quote Ref: KHS24. staf and instructors! like a bee!
The next morning we had water sports.
I think the walk to the lake was
Sytner Coventry BMW
128 Holyhead Road, Coventry CV5 8NA
02476 600600
The Ultimate
www.sytnercoventrybmw.co.uk Sytner Coventry Driving Machine
Official fuel economy figures for the BMW Range: Urban 13.8-62.4mpg (20.5-4.4l/100km). Extra Urban 26.2-83.1mpg
(10.8-3.4l/100km). Combined 20.3-74.3mpg (13.9-3.8l/100km). CO2 emissions 325-99g/km.
*Test drive available to applicant age and status and subject to model availability. Drivers must present a current driving licence with no more than 6 penalty points.
