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ART DEPARTMENT
COBIS competition
Students from YRs 7, 8 and 9 took part in the COBIS
Art competition entitled “Introduce Yourself”. Many
creative ideas were developed in paintings, drawings,
a ‘Pop-up’ book and a 3D ‘Rollercoaster of Life’. A
big congratulations to everyone who took part, the
standard was very high. Well done!
Artist of the Month
This year the Art Department introduced ‘Artist of the
Month’ to celebrate the skill, talent and hard work of
our Art students here at JPGS. Ms. Reohorn selected
students from her Year 9-13 classes and Ms. Sheldon
selected students from her Year 4-9 classes. Our
students produced some outstanding work. Special
mentions go to Reem Baaghil (Year 13), Aizah Ghafoor
(Year 12), Farah Bakhsh, Sara Al Saleh, Hassan Khatri,
Aiza Shaikh, and Ammar Vohra (Year 11), Jana Al Fase,
Abdul Rahman Shesha and Marya Al Barakati (Year
10), Daniela Langdon and Ariba Farrukh (Year 9).
AS & A Level Art
Students in YR12 & 13 worked incredibly hard this year
and produced some truly outstanding work. YR13 student
Reem Baaghil has received 3 offers from universities in the
UK to read Architecture. Yr12 student Aizah Ghafoor will be
studying an Art Foundation course in Bristol, UK.
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IGCSE 2019
YR11 Art students completed their Cambridge
International GCSE at the beginning of April 2019. The
themes developed were ‘Merging Forms’ and ‘Sliced
and Diced’. Students worked tirelessly, producing a
portfolio of work and a final piece. Well done YR11s,
all the effort and hard work really paid off with some
very creative outcomes.
Proposed Art Trip to Spain
Ms. Reohorn is organising an Art trip to Madrid and
Barcelona in the Autumn term of 2019 for IGCSE and
A Level students. Art students will visit world class
Art galleries including ‘The Reina Sofia’, ‘The Prado’
and the ‘Thyssen-Bornemisza’ in Madrid and the
‘Picasso Museum’, the ‘Joan Miro Foundation’ and the
‘Design Museum’ in Barcelona as well as having the
opportunity to photograph and sketch incredible Art
Nouveau Architecture and see the works of Antoni
Gaudi.
Ms Tara Reohorn
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OUR PE TEAM
Progression at JPGS RED SEA- It is well known that first impressions last,
Anticipation was certainly running high this year at JPGS and the overwhelming first impression that JPGS have
for all Red Sea, Saikac and BSME events. The teams have given to all teams at RED SEA this year were extremely
plunged into all their events brimming with optimism, positive. Not only have JPGS turned up to every event
enthusiasm and confidence, despite the losses of with a positive mental attitude in terms of a winning
yesteryear. JPGS have developed some impressive traits: mentality but they have performed and executed this
- hard work, organisation, teamwork, concentration and belief with some outstanding placed results in Football,
tactical awareness. It is clear to see from the results table Volleyball and Basketball at varying age groups.
year to year that we have progressed in nearly every area RSAC - At JPGS wolves we are very proud members
becoming not only a successful sports school but one of the Red Sea Activities Conference (RSAC), which
that is now feared and seen as favourites whenever we gives our students the opportunity to explore their
arrive at a tournament. It has been a wonderful year here athletic ability within the kingdom, at friendly
at JPGS wolves, we have had some fantastic results in all tournaments across numerous sports. Our school
competitions continuing our impressive rebuild of JPGS this year participated strongly in Volleyball, Football,
sport. As well as all the local tournaments next year we Basketball and Badminton at U14, U16 and U19, for
are very keen to participate in the U11/13 BSME, Med cup both boys and girls. We also successful hosted RSAC
(Italy) and a Ski trip (Switzerland). tournaments for U14 girl’s football, U14 basketball and
U14,16,19 girls badminton. These events would not run
154 smoothly without the support of the amazing PE team,
maintenance staff, teaching staff and our IGCSE PE
students; who keep the JPGS Wolves and games spirit alive.
Our determination, sportsmanship and courage shone
through at every event and the JPGS Wolves displayed
exemplary sporting talent throughout.
SAIKAC - The Saudi Arabian Inter-Kingdom Activities
Conference comprising of the different schools AISR, AISJ,
BISJ, JPGS, and YIS battled it out this year for the coveted
prize of being the “Champion” in the Western region.
Our school teams greatly improved in our standings
this year winning and competing with different sporting
events; taking gold in the U14 boys volleyball, silver in the
football, gold in U16 boys volleyball, gold in the U16 boys
basketball, Silver U14 basketball, Bronze U14 football U16
girls football, as well as high ranking positions in other
sports. Our players sacrificed their weekends for training
and everything was worth it in the end. The “Wolves” will
continue to strive for excellence next year. Mabrook to all
the players, to the PE department, parents, and everyone
who supported our athletes.
SWIMMING
The Piranhas are back in town with our Captain varying strokes for our athletes. The Jeddah Classic saw
Marinella Trompetter leading by example all year some very impressive results for our elite swimmers
showing her squad the way to victory. The PE staff have which paved the way for two of these aspiring national
supported the swimming tirelessly at JPGS and meets swimmers to compete in Riyadh (Ella and Haya). A
BISJ. We are in a era of rebuilding when it comes to particular well done and thanks to these students and
swimming and the future looks bright when it comes to their parents for representing JPGS on an International
the development squad we have 28 swimmers training level and their overall 4th positions in their age groups
three times a week with Mr Sharifi and Mr Santos. There respectively.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL SPORTS DAY
The much awaited annual Grammar Sports Day
was held on Thursday 10th January 2019, with great
enthusiasm, excitement and entertaining atmosphere.
The programme began with the Head of PE Mr Lowe
welcoming the guests and emphasised the importance
of sports in a child’s life.
The pupils entered into the spirit of the occasion in a
professional manner marching down to the field with
their House captain leading the way. Once the Field
and track events began, the air was filled with cheering
and encouragement for the young athletes. Pupils
from Year 7 to Year 13 competed in events including
sprints, relays, high jump, shot putt, long jump and
triple jump. Next year we may look at introducing
javelin and a staff tug of war. To close the sports day
parents and staff were invited to take part in a family
fun race in which I believe Mr Leo and Mr Hakim were
victorious. The winners of the 2019 Grammar sports
day were NEWTON.
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VOLLEY BALL
“Veni, vidi, vici”
All of our volleyball teams from different age
groups have risen to the challenge and stepped up
their game to a whole new level. The U14’s and
16’s winning gold, the U16 achieving that feat right
here at JPGS was very satisfying. Our boys and
girls went the extra mile training every weekend
and after school. Kudos to the awesome PE staff.
We will intensify the volleyball program next year
to make all the teams ready for competition and
defending the hard earned title...
‘Let’s go WOLVES!’
Mr Santos
PE
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UNDER 19 VOLLEYBALL
UNDER 14 VOLLEYBALL
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FOOTBALL
This year has seen our football go from strength to gaining a deeper knowledge and understanding of
strength in both the boys and girls teams. The pupils football.
have excelled in many competitions as well as playing
many friendly matches prior to the tournaments in order We are very proud to work in partnership with Juventus
to gain competitive match practice. and looking forward to some more legends visiting the
school or more promotional events both here at JPGS or
JPGS has hosted many schools here including JKS, KST, in the kingdom.
BISJ & AISJ for friendly competitions and travelled away
to those schools showing our commitment to sport and Mr Hakim
our ever growing need for competitive play. Juventus PE
academy has seen a number of students excel, further
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NETBALL
’This is my first year at JPGS and I have been
pupils
made to feel incredibly welcome by both the PE
team and the pupils here. It has been so exciting
to be part of the department and watch our pupils
compete and succeed in the Kingdom.
The pupils have excelled in many competitions
and taken the name of Jeddah Prep and Grammar
to the fore. Our U16 Netball competition at BISJ
was an example of pupils getting together and
helping to get a team ready for competition.
Once there, the commitment on the court was
exemplary, and the play was outstanding. We have
been very proud of our boys and girls in all aspects
of the way they conducted themselves both on and
off the field/court and I wish them every success
next year. Go wolves!
Ms Warren
PE
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BSME UNDER 13
Our Under 11/13 trips to Dubai this year were a
great success. It was a pleasure to travel away on an
international level with these pupils and compete.
Our Captains were great ambassadors for our school.
The students gave their best at all times and were
very popular with the other schools. The dedication
and months of training paid off with some excellent
results in the different disciplines. As ever our pupil’s
behaviour was exemplary and the staff were proud
of their efforts both on and off the field, courts and
swimming pool. BSME trips provide lots of memories
to take forward and experiences we can learn from
both in sports and in life. We are looking at entering
teams into the tournaments next year for U11 and U13
respectively.
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BSME UNDER 11
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TEAM JUVENTUS
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JPGS COLOUR RUN
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Celebration of Achievement Day 2019
Achievers House
Mariam Ahmad Victoria
Eesa Rana Victoria
Logein El Sayed Victoria
Salma Moumena Newton
Hussain Malji Newton
Habibah Ishaq Newton
Selena Elias Imperial
Keira Margaret Mcmillan Imperial
Afaf Alsowayigh Imperial
Faisal Daaboul Victoria
Rema Khuddro Victoria
Heba Alzagha Victoria
Ahmed Azzam Victoria
Gibran Chouman Newton
Azraa Khota Newton
Abdullah Alsherebi Newton
Eshaal Khan Imperial
Muhammad Khan Imperial
Hamdy El Attar Imperial
Athar Siddiqui Victoria
Zina Hashish Victoria
Ibrahim Zahran Victoria
Sary Fagiha Newton
Sofia Burhan Newton
Bessma Abduljawad Newton
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Achievers House
Nadine Maarouf Victoria
Aribah Farrukh Victoria
Sabeeh Ahmad Victoria
Hadiah Al Haddad Victoria
Hamza Shekhani Victoria
Marinella Trompetter Victoria
Lubna Al Salloum Victoria
Sadeel Al Banna Victoria
Muhammad Hussain Newton
Abdul Rahman Shesha Newton
Evangeline Bedford Newton
Sameer Kaukab Imperial
Abdullah Zahran Imperial
Ahmad Awais Imperial
Nafisah Ayub Victoria
Omar Dada Victoria
Harisha Binti Abdul Halim Victoria
Elyas Mejai Victoria
Ammar Vora Victoria
Ghaleb El Shurafa Newton
Aiza Shaikh Newton
Farah Bakhsh Newton
Saeed Binmahfoodh Newton
Isra Attari Imperial
Sara Alsaleh Imperial
Naufal Ahmad Sharol Razi Imperial
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JPGS HEAD TEAM
From left: Ayesha Kazi (Deputy Head Girl), Abdul Rahman Moumena (Head Boy), Mr Mark S Bedford
(Headmaster), Mr T McGarry (Head of Sixth Form), Manal Ahmed (Head Girl), Adam Ali (Deputy
Head Boy)
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Jeddah Prep and Grammar School
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