The Hall Newspaper No15 Summer 2019

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Beyond the


School Gates









YEAR 2 EXPLORE New worlds


RIGHT ON THE DOORSTEP!
























































































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BEYOND THE SCHOOL GATES 9

The Efsti-
Dalurll
Ice Cream
Farm!












The Thingvellir
National Park & Mid
Atlantic Ridge was a thrilling
place in which to physically stand
over the rift between two tectonic
plates, with one leg on the European
and the other on the North American
plate! Long, deep cracks running
from the northeast to the south–
The boys west give the landscape the
visited the place appearance of a crevassed
where the Vikings glacier.
convened the world’s
first parliament in
930AD.
Iceland






TOUR 2019



At the end of March, at the start of the
Waterfalls
Easter holidays, a group of Year 7 boys set galore at Gullfoss
off for a snowy Iceland to experience (The Golden Waterfall) and
firsthand some stunning geographical, Seljalandsfoss, spilling from
topographical and ecological sights the high basalt cliffs, as a result of
over the four day tour. isostatic rebound of the land and its
lava flows. The impressive 60 metre-
high waterfall at Skógafoss is the
greatest attraction in the Skogar area;
as the waters thunder down into
the pool below, huge amounts of
spray react with the sunlight
The boys enjoyed to create a myriad of
trips to the Geysir rainbows.
Geothermal Area for the
explosive hot spring sights of
the Strokkur Geysir erupting
every 6 to 8 minutes shooting
a spout of its boiling water
and steam 15-18 metres
into the sky.





















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At the
Eyjafjallajökull
Visitors’ Centre the
boys gained a personal
look at what it’s like
to have an erupting
volcano at your back
door from under the
Sólheimajökull
Glacier.



























Vík in Mýrdalur,
Iceland's most southerly
village is the only seaside
settlement in Iceland left without a
harbour due to natural circumstances.
The natural beauty of the area is
spectacular and just east of the village's
outskirts lies one of Europe's biggest
arctic tern breeding grounds. Walking on
Reynishverfi beach of black basalt sands,
boys could see columnar basalt on the
cliff faces, including at their highest,
the famous Reynisdrangar
Needles 66 metres above
sea level.




Of course
the Super
Jeep Tours were a
highlight of the trip,
up and around the
ancient Valley of
Þórsmörk!
Thanks to
the tremendous
planning and
organisation of
teachers Mr Soskic,
Miss Piper and
Mrs Johnson.











BEYOND THE SCHOOL GATES 11

In Partnership









HISTORY WORKSHOP























































ANTARCTICA

PROJECT



































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SATURDAY

CLUB

















































SATURDAY CLUB

FINAL ASSEMBLY



























IN PARTNERSHIP 13

MATHS QUIZ CLUB

INTER-SCHOOLS

CHAMPIONSHIP



SATURDAY CLUB


2019-2020

















LOOKING AHEAD TO THE

AUTUMN TERM

2019


































UPCOMING

EVENTS













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Community















































BY HALF TERM THE THE VERY YOUNGEST
JS HAD HAD ITS TIME- MEMBERS OF OUR
HONOURED SUMMER FETE SCHOOL COMMUNITY IN
AND THROUGH MUCH RECEPTION AND YEAR 1
APPLE BOBBING, WET JOINED IN THE ACTIVITY,
SPONGE THROWING AND RAISING OVER £4,000
DOUGHNUT DANGLING,
75% OF ALL CANCERS HAD RAISED A WHOPPING THROUGH A FUN RUN
AFFECTING OUR CHILDREN ARE £1,500 UP AT THE WILF SLACK
PLAYING FIELDS.
BLOOD CANCERS.



























MS AND SS BOYS DR AFZA ZAKI, (PARENT)
FACED THE CHALLENGE DONATED ALL PROCEEDS
OF THE HALL’S PE FROM HER BEAUTIFUL
DEPARTMENT’S BEEP INAUGURAL CLASSICAL
TESTS AND RAISED RECITAL AT ST MARK’S
ALMOST £3,000 CHURCH, PRIMROSE HILL
IN LATE MARCH.
THROUGH SPONSORSHIP.







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SINCE 2015, MORE THAN 100
HAVE JOINED US FOR THEIR
FIRST TRIATHLON AND HAVE RAISED

MORE THAN £150,000 FOR VARIOUS
CHARITIES.







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TOUR DE

Godwin























































COMMUNITY 17

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COMMUNITY 21

Music




























































































THE THEME FOR THIS YEAR WAS MUSICALS
AND BLAKE MORRIS IMPRESSED WITH HIS

DETAILED PROGRAMME NOTES.







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COLLABORATION 27

Space to Soar







































































“I HAVE DONATED TO THE NEW
BUILDING BECAUSE MY TWO
SONS RECEIVED THE BEST
POSSIBLE START IN LIFE WHILE
AT THE HALL. THIS IS MY WAY OF
SAYING THANK YOU”
Parent of boys that left in 2010























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“I’M VERY IMPRESSED BY THE
HEAD’S VISION FOR THE SENIOR
SCHOOL AND DELIGHTED
THAT MY SON WILL BENEFIT.
I WANTED TO SHOW MY
SUPPORT”
Year 2 Parent



























































































SPACE TO SOAR 29

Activity Week









































































































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ACTIVITY WEEK 31

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ECO-SCHOOLS 33

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ECO-SCHOOLS 35

JOSEPH
AND THE

AMAZING

TECHNICOLOR

DREAM
COAT





















































THE AUDIENCE WERE BLOWN AWAY BY
THE ENTHUSIASTIC ENERGY DISPLAYED BY
THE CAST DURING 50 MINUTES OF COLOURFUL

DRAMATISATION.








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DRAMA 37

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Robin Hood






YEAR 2 PLAY











































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ART 41

Raphael Hussain
Neil Dhar



















Luca Liberatore
Cyrus Nation
Ali Abbas YEAR 2. IMAGINARY CAKES



Arkin Bahl
Felix Shulman
Eskander Dean














Cyrus Nation
Eskander Dean







Ali Abbas










Veer Melwani Yash Panjabi Cyrus Sarikhani

YEAR 2. PAINTINGS Conrad Dyble




James Avery-Gee








Jacob Woolf


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Leith Mason Lucas Chowrimootoo






















YEAR 3. FACES Noah Hutchings
Itai Fink Matthew Dixon




Jasper Pendaris
Ishaan Patel Tristan Wood












Nathan Boucard



YEAR 3. ROBOTS


James Hassan



Cornelius Brandreth George Pitman
Florian Jhamna













Milan Silva
YEAR 3. SPACE
Edward Gordon

Tristan Wood









Alexander Stratford

Saul Bitran



ART 43

Leo Fulton
Riyan Hargunani
Gabriel Konczaty





















Kit Cosgrove











YEAR 4. INKY FISH Joshua Zarko














Maxim Smith
Ladi Sodeinde


Anton Klekovkin

Jack Vyvyan Zachary Lam




















Carl Hofstrom






YEAR 4. SUGAR SKULLS








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Sena Kumaran
Zachary Tsang

























Leo Fulton Raphael Hayim


Adhritt Seth
Joseph Adler Timothy Scannell
























Alexander Jhamna

Rokeby Crichton-Brown


YEAR 5. WORK INSPIRED

BY PETER CLARK


Albert Sparks
William Samuels














Josh Hammond







ART 45

Rufus Ogilvie Nicholas Taylor Heath McCarthy
























YEAR 6. AFRICAN Matteo Heppe

MASKS - BASQUIAT


Yanni Paleocrassas
Lucien Florentin-Lee






















Tobin Osborne
Eli Hayim




Douglas Paisner


Blake Morris









Adam Zimmerman








YEAR 7. STEAM PUNK Alexander Nazar



Guy Silver



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Lane McDermid Kushal Patel


















Guy Silver




Darshy Pandy Titus Graham



























Christian Ho-Asjoe








YEAR 8. LINO PRINTS



Rupert Chohan




















Michael Smith
Harry Webber





ART 47

Me and My Cricket



















































MY LOVE FOR CRICKET REALLY DEVELOPED WHEN
WE MOVED TO INDIA, WE USED TO LIVE NEAR A
FAMOUS CRICKET GROUND AND MY BROTHER
AND I WOULD OFTEN GO TO HIGH INTENSITY MATCHES.














































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OVERALL, I BELIEVE THAT THE COACHES AND STAFF I HAVE WORKED
WITH OVER THE PAST 10 YEARS HAVE REALLY NURTURED MY LOVE
FOR THE SPORT.



























































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Sport









































































































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