FREE Beginner's Creative Writing Adult Course at Kepier with Mark Burns Cassell

FREE Beginner's Creative Writing Adult Course at Kepier with Mark Burns Cassell

Have you ever wanted to try creative writing, but not known where to start? Join local writer and artist Mark Burns Cassell on this free four-week course to learn the basics and give it a go! This adult course is designed to make creative writing fun and enjoyable for everyone. We will have a go at a variety of different writing activities based on the history and myths of the area, in sessions covering writing in character, short stories, and re-writing famous tales. Mark will be on hand at all times to work with everyone, help with ideas and give advice and guidance to help you get the very most out of the sessions. 

Sessions will be held at Kepier Academy Community Area, 6pm - 9pm each Monday for four weeks starting Monday March 9th 2015. This popular course is limited to 10 participants, so please book early to avoid disappointment. To book your place, please e-mailmark@mbcceramics.com with your full name and a contact telephone number.

The World Book Day Award

The World Book Day Award is a creative challenge to celebrate reading for pleasure.

As well as receiving a £20 book token from the school, the winning entry will be posted

to London to compete in the national competition with prize money to

transform the school library.

Good luck!

PREMIER LEAGUE FOR SPORT U16 NATIONALS

Six of our Year 10 and 11 learners were chosen to represent SAFC at the above competition, held at Wembley Stadium. Accompanied by Miss Booth and Miss Wardle, the girls had a long weekend in the capital, and were also lucky enough to watch the England Ladies’ team play the German Ladies, and despite seeing England lose 3 - 0 they had a fantastic day.

In the competition itself, which saw 31 teams from across the country taking part, SAFC beat Crystal Palace 3 - 0, defeated Birmingham and Exeter 4 - 0 and 6 - 3 respectively, and drew 3 - 3 with Tottenham Hotspur. This put SAFC level on points with Tottenham, and the resulting penalty shootout saw Erika Warren make two great saves to see SAFC through to the quarter finals.

Here, SAFC played Manchester City, and great goals from Brittany and Poppy resulted in a 4 - 0 scoreline, which was not as comfortable as it may look on paper as Chantelle in goal pulled off several tremendous saves.

Facing Crawley Town in the semi-finals, the game was goalless at full time and sadly SAFC lost the resulting penalty shootout. Crawley went on to win the competition, whilst SAFC finished in third place after defeating Bristol City 3 - 0 in their final match.

I’m sure you will agree that this was a wonderful performance by all involved, who can feel very proud of themselves.

Former Kepier pupil helping fight against Ebola

Team Players Theater Company

Christmas Gretings

Charity Ball 2015