Our Values: Respect, Success, Passion for Learning, Personal Challenge, Harmony

Friday, 18th January 2019 Editor: Ms D Sianou

dina.sianou@rokeby.newham.sch.uk

Mahamud ABDI 11B

Suehab ABDI 11O

Muhammad Ibrahim ABDUL

MAJID 8K

Lloyd ADDAI 8R

Syed Mudassir AHMAD 11K

Giarif ALI 11O

Syed Shamir ALI 10Y

Natnael AMANUEL 9O

Babrak ARIF 8R

Emmanuel BOATENG 10Y

Erik BOCSKOR 11E

Jeremy Ruben CASTILLO

DUTAN 10R

Suwaibu CEESAY 9R

Nabil CHOUDHURY 8O

Mohammad Shakib Islam

CHOWDHURY 9O

Tahmid CHOWDHURY 11E

Mahe CHOWDURY 8B

Monim CHOWDURY 7E

Onesi DANIYAN 8O

Daniel DARKO 7E

Amir GHEISARZADEH 11Y

Zakaria GILANI 10R

Clemente GRACA DOS SANTOS 7B

Petru Razvan HANTAR 8E

Mikail HARRIS 10R

Eayasin HOSSAIN 11O

Mustaq HOSSAIN 11R

Radi HOSSAIN 11E

Samin HOSSAN 7B

Risfat HOWLADER 10B

Ibrahim HUSSAIN 10R

Denis IORDACHE 9O

Farhan ISLAM 9E

Galib ISLAM 9B

Mazhar ISLAM 11Y

Miraz ISLAM 9E

Maroine KERBOUCHE 11Y

Fuaduddeen KHAN 11O

Muhammed KHAN 10Y

Maciej KOWALCZYK 11R

Muhammad ZINGA 11K

Muhammed MANNEH 10Y

Aaron MANOJ 7Y

Antonio MENDY MENDY 9R

Zahir Hassan MIAH 11Y

Claudiu-Petrica MIELU 7B

Gleb Phillip MIGAS 9K

Umran MOHAMMED I

KRAMULLAH 10K

Alexander MUNOZ ALVAREZ 10E

Abdul Rafeah NASIR 10R

Kevin Owusa NKETIA 7E

Aaron OKONI-UKIWAH 10E

Jheels PATEL 10E

Muhammad Yahya RABBANI 11B

Md Tanbir RAHMAN 8Y

Kamil RESZKE 11R

Khairi-Jay RILEY 7R

Aqil SADIQE 7O

Emilijus SATAS 7Y

Ahmed Abdulkadir SAYID 7R

Matas SENKUS 9E

Anas SHARIFF 8B

Ethan SIKDER 8R

Muhammad TAHA 8K

Yucef TAIB 9E

Surafel TESFU 10B

Khalid Adrian THEOPHANE 7Y

Mohammed Imran UDDIN 10E

Mohammed Tahmid UDDIN 9K

Tarek UDDIN 11E

Kailash KUTTIKANNAN

ARUMUGAM 11B

THOUGHT OF THE WEEK:

“Sometimes the worst place you can be is in your own head.”

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WORD OF THE

WEEK

This week our word of the week is …

Diffident

Can you find the meaning of this word

and make a sentence? Once you have, come to the library and see

Ms Hendrickson for an achievement point.

Thursday 24th January

* Y7 Parents Drop –in (9.45am)

Monday

28th January

* Parents’ Coffee Morning (9.45am)

Thursday

31st January

* Urdu –Speaking Parents’ Meeting

(9.45am)

* Year 11 Parents’ Evening (3.30pm)

Best Attendance

7R – 99.2%

Best Punctuality

8R & 8O – 100%

Did you know:

90% attendance = 1/2 day missed every

week.

90% attendance over one school year = 4

whole weeks of missed lessons!

Can you use the word of the week to make a sentence to show to your language teach-er for an achievement point?

Spanish : Tímido

French: Timide

Russian: неуверенный

INTERNATIONAL CORNER

On Thursday 20th December and Wednesday 9th January, Year 7 were given the opportunity to visit Stratford East theatre to see a pantomime production of Sleeping Beauty. The pantomime got off to a rousing start with 'Fairy Nightfall' introducing the production and getting the audience to participate and take part in lots of friendly rivalry. The story of Sleeping Beauty was updated from the original, with an adventurous princess on a quest through space and time trying to stop an evil witch from destroying the world with up-to-the-minute technology. The pantomime was full of colourful costumes and sets and had plenty of entertaining jokes for both kids and adults. Audience participation was really encouraged and both teachers and students joined in with the cast during the second act to demonstrate dancing the 'floss'. It was lovely to see our Rokeby boys so engaged in a play and all of them buzzing with excitement on the train home.

Ms Bonnell, Science Teacher

On Wednesday 16th January Y7 students attended “Deadly Distraction”, a very engaging and relevant live presentation by the Riot Act Theatre Company. The Company teaches road safety information to KS3 students, equipping them with essential skills to stay safe when travelling on and around the roads as pedestri-ans. Road incidents are a major cause of injury and death for young people in the UK. As young people get older and move from primary to secondary school, making more and more inde-pendent journeys, they become in-creasingly at risk of being involved in a road incident. This is an important part of our safe-guarding work. The Travel Plan group have also raised awareness of this issue in assemblies for both key stag-es. The students enjoyed the performance and par-ticipated in an interactive workshop at the end, an-swering questions about the performance, demon-strating an awareness and understanding of the key causes of road incidents involving pedestrians.

Ms Sianou, Administrative Assistant