Quiz and Chips June 2017. Organised by the Friends of Neatherd, last Friday, 12 teams competed against each other with 10 rounds of questions. It was a very enjoyable night with parents and staff teams competing against each other. Winners were “Squabblers” – won price money of £30. The Friends managed to raise £283.71 on the night which is an excellent result and all money will be distributed back to school. Thanks to quiz-masters and everyone who took part. Next quiz night will take place on Friday, 24th November!

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These students went to RAF Marham as part of the work they have been doing with Simon Taylor, with the Jon Egging Trust. Following the team building exercise in the morning, we had a tour of the base, and learnt particularly about the Tornado air craft. Mrs Jacobs

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Neatherd Dance

A clip from one of the Neatherd Dance performances at last night's Creative Arts event - well done to all who took part! For more updates from Miss Harris's internationally-renowned team, follow Neatherd Dance
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Leavers 2017: Do you have any good photos from the Leavers' Afternoon you would like to share with your year group? Please send them to dhumphreys2yr4@nsix.org.uk and we will put up a gallery of the best ones here for everyone to share.

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Friends of Neatherd High School

Can you help out on 19th July at our Friends of Neatherd Summer Fayre? Please contact the Friends on the link below, or call the school on the main switchboard! Thank you!
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Dereham Neatherd High School - Summer Spice Cook Off

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Summer Spice Cook Off

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Summer Spice Cook-off. Last night saw the largest and most successful Food for Life event of the year take place, our summer spice themed cook off. We had 8 teams competing and this only raised the standard of the meals being cooked. None of the meals were overpowered with spices which was fantastic news for the judges! All of the pupils who took part were absolutely fantastic, if you see them around school please ask them for their secret recipes! The winner of the evening was Mrs Fitt’s Carter team consisting of Elsie Anderson–McDermott, Ellie Dolan and Ella Barnard. They showed valuable teamwork skills which paid off with their homemade tortilla nachos and guacamole complimenting their lettuce leaf fajitas, with a quorn and red pepper filling. They earned themselves a bar of chilli chocolate each for their victory. All participants in the top 4 went home with a jar of hot sauce, the 4 runners up had a share bag of spicy plantain crisps as consolation. A special thanks to Mr Taylor and Mrs Patterson for making the event possible. A special mention to Mr Beanland who tried to cook chicken at 37°C. Mr Anderson, SNAG Coordinator

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Sam sculpts in the heat! Head of Art, Miss Brown reports: "There were some lovely clay outcomes from the Y10 art mock yesterday. Mr Wright and I were really impressed with how the students worked, particularly in such stifling weather!"

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Colourful designs show creative talents of Dereham textile students

We're in the EDP again - this time for Mrs Sanderson's amazing Neatherd Fashion Show. We have many photographs from the night here on our Facebook page. http://ift.tt/2sOFf1g
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We are pleased to present our student leadership team for 2017-18. Congratulations to Charlotte Welling and Sam Lockhart on becoming head girl and boy for the new year, after a rigorous selection process and interviews. We also present our house captains and their deputies: Kett – Kallum Brown & Ewan Wickers Carter – Rosie Stanford & James Partridge Fry – Ellie Foster & Eleanor Meachen Cavell – Jamie Barrett & Alice Bridges

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Dereham Neatherd High School - Student Leadership Team for 2017-18

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Student Leadership Team for 2017-18

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Eager Y7 Anthony Horowitz fans were delighted to meet him at The Open Venue Norwich this morning. Anthony gave a talk about his love of writing and bringing Alex Rider back for his final mission before answering questions from the audience. The students had a fantastic, inspiring morning before buying the latest book, Never Say Die and having it personally signed.

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Breckland Elections on Twitter

With ex-Neatherd head boy Ed Colman's success for the Conservatives in the Council Elections last month, we thought we should share the efforts of another ex-Neatherd student, Hannah Lester, who was the Green Party candidate in the Mid-Norfolk constituency last week in the General Election. Society & Ethics education at Neatherd is inspiring! https://twitter.com/BreckElections/status/872994771991764992
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Labour’s youth appeal earns them a victory at Dereham’s Neatherd High School

Great to see the winner of our mock election being featured in the Dereham Times. Well done Holly! http://ift.tt/2ryEjJj #democracy #ge2017
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Staff Vacancies

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Dereham Neatherd High School - Staff Vacancies

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Neatherd Dance

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This week we have SALAD days. This involves us all delivering ‘no pen’ lessons focusing upon developing oracy skills with our KS3 classes. Salad? Lettuce explain. "Speaking And Listening All Day"

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We were delighted to host the RAF Roadshow again this year, as part of Neatherd's STEM drive. Mr Chapman's guests enthralled the students with their "Fun with Flight" theme - including a demo of a drone and small jet engine. The talk explained the Four Forces of Flight, and apprenticeship opportunities in the RAF are not just for careers as pilots!

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Child Road Safety - King of the road

Important message to parents and carers. Please talk to your children about walking to school safely. We have read reports of Dereham pupils not taking care when crossing the roads, misunderstanding pedestrian crossing lights and worryingly, pushing and shoving each other near moving traffic. We will revisit the message in school, please remind our children of the dangers on the roads! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAgxZ-l5pY8
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SNAG news! First crop of the year, SNAG has harvested broad beans that are going to be in next week's vegetarian dishes in the canteen.

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‘We all stand strong together’ Young Esme’s inspiring message on terrorism

It was such a pleasant surprise to see one of our pupils have their work showcased in the local newspaper. Please read this heartfelt article about the work done by Esme for English at Neatherd. http://ift.tt/2saSd97
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Start Your Summer Screen-Time Rules Now!

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Dereham Neatherd High School - Mock General Election Results

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Neatherd Election Results 2017

Neatherd Election Results 2017 Number of votes cast: 284 Conservative Party 81 Green Party 34 Labour Party 95 Liberal Democrats 74 Spoiled ballots 0 We hereby announce that the winners of the Neatherd Election 2017 are the Labour Party. Congratulations and commiserations to all candidates and their teams who campaigned fairly and memorably.
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Mock General Election Results

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Turnout is high for the first session of the Neatherd General Election. Queuing down the Society & Ethics corridor to the official Polling Station, electors are checked on the electoral register and given a ballot paper. They mark their X next to their choice of candidate in a secret booth, then place their folded ballot paper in the box for the count later today. Years 7 and 8 also had an election special assembly where they learnt about how the British voting system works.

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Dereham Neatherd High School - Neatherd High School students get the chance to vote in their own ?General elections?

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Neatherd High School students get the chance to vote in their own "General elections"

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Second day's hustings as our plucky prospective politicians speak eloquently to several hundred students in Kett & Fry assembly. Everyone listened attentively and applauded each speech. Mr Cannon explained what a general election is to the students, and how they can vote. Tomorrow our official Polling Stations are open at break and lunch in Society & Ethics rooms 1 and 2. Results will be announced after the count in the afternoon. #ge2017 #democracy

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Win £5,000 for your school library!

Please nominate our fantastic @NeatherdLibrary so we can win money for even more books! There is a link on this post - it takes less than a minute to complete. Link here too: http://ift.tt/2s3wi3s
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Neatherd High School students get the chance to vote in their own “General election” Neatherd High School has had a really exciting two weeks with students engaging with politics and deciding to run their own general election. Interest has been high, particularly from those who already attend the school’s debate club. Party leaders have been working hard with their advisors to prepare for a hustings on Tuesday and Wednesday during assembly time, where they attempted to win voters for the election on Thursday 8th June. The school have representatives from the Labour party, the Conservative party, the Liberal Democrats and the Green party. There will be some “real life” polling stations at the Neatherd election on Thursday, manned by staff, so all pupils can cast their votes. Party members have been campaigning during break and lunch times for the past two weeks, handing out leaflets and talking to potential voters - and there is hope for a large turnout on election day! “The dedication towards this election from students has been inspiring. Such interest in politics in these young people gives us hope for the future”, says Joseph Cannon, Head of Society & Ethics department and organiser of the hustings. “It was interesting to see that it was mainly girls who were interested in taking part in the election debates.” “I think it is important that you start being interested in Politics from a young age as it is all about the future of our country,” says Robyn Moore, aged 13, “and people need to understand what politics are about.” “Politics are a crucial part of our lives,” says Holly Gibson who was representing the Labour Party, “if you know about politics now you won’t fall into wormholes in the future when you are able to vote.” She enjoyed showing her “powerful side” and liked to demonstrated that women can do politics as well as men.

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