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Activities Days 2019
Clubs, Activities & Sport
Curriculum/Course details
Examinations and Revision
Music Instrumental Classes
Parent Panel/Stakeholders Group
Presentation Evening
Wellbeing & Safeguarding
Y7 New Intake Evening (June 2019)
Year 9 Options Evening
Year 10 Information Evening
Careers Stories
Term Dates 2019/2020
Teacher of English
Temporary Teacher of Religious Studies
Virtual Planner
Effective Practice
Charities and Fund Raising
Compliments, Concerns and Complaints
Drug Education
Health, Sex and Relationships
ICT Backup and Data Security
ICT in Controlled Assessment
ICT Data Protection
ICT e-safety
ICT Inappropriate Use
International Dimension
Malpractice in Examinations and Assessments
Ordinarily Available
Preventing Extremism
Radicalisation and Extremism Risk Assessment
Race, Equality & Cultural Diversity
Reasonable Adjustments and Special Considerations
Rewards and Consequences (Behaviour)
Safeguarding (leaflet)
Values and Ethos Statement
Careers Education and Guidance Policy
Prevent Agenda
School Facilities Hire Charges
School Performance 2017
2021 PAN Consultation
Manchester to Liverpool Ultra Marathon: Well what a day it was!
The alarm went off at 4am on Friday 19th April … the day the 20 week training programme had been working towards! I would like to say I was excited but I would say nerves were definitely in first place....
Manchester to Liverpool Ultra Marathon: 50 miles
I have been running for the last 8 years and in that time have completed countless 5 and 10k races, lots of half marathons and three marathons.
PHS - Les Miserables Production
This week sees Pershore High School performing the west end and world wide smash hit Les Miserables….
Pershore Food Bank
This term Pershore High School have been operating a Reverse Advent Calendar in aid of Pershore Foodbank.
Inner Wheel Club
The Association of Inner Wheel Clubs in the U.K. are aiming to plant roses throughout the country in prominent places to celebrate International Peace Day on 21st September, and commemorate 100 years since the end of WW1.
PHS GCSE Success
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR PERSHORE HIGH SCHOOL GCSE STUDENTS - Pershore High School students have once again performed well in their GCSE examinations this summer. 72% of grades were awarded at 4+, 59% achieved 5 grades at 4+ and 20% achi…
Pershore Sixth Form Students Excel
Congratulations to our excellent Sixth Form students who have once again performed highly in their exams this summer. Our fantastic students have continued to excel in a far more challenging exam system. Our A* to E pass rate is 99.6%. 77…
Pershore High School Students Grow for Gold at Chelsea Flower Show
Students have produced 70 Tea Pots of Mint as part of the display that will be seen by people from all over the world at the Chelsea Flower Show in London from the 21st to 26th May.....
National Championships for Adam Hill
Year 8 speed skater, Adam Hill became British champion in the Junior D (12/13 year olds) category over the Easter weekend as he triumphed at the 2018 British Short Track Speed Skating Championships....
Mrs Rhodes - London Marathon
Pershore High School's Interact Club have raised £1000 in support of their teacher, Mrs Rhodes, who ran the London Marathon on April 22nd 2018...
George Brooks, a student at Pershore High School, competed in the National Kayaking Championships on the 14th and 15th April....
Pershore High School's new Senior Student Team
The elections for the new Sixth Form Senior Student Team for Pershore High School recently took place. Mr Hanson welcomes the new team and is looking forward to working with them...
Pershore High School Students Walk To School for Charity
Two Pershore High School Students, Hannah Moody and Laura Cole wanted to raise money for the British Heart Foundation and decided they would do a walk to school....
Maths Challenge Success
Over 250,000 students from more than 3,000 schools across the UK participated in the Intermediate Mathematical Challenge on 1st February. Students had 60 minutes to answer 25 varied multiple-choice mathematical problems....
Pershore High need your teapots!
Horticulture students of Pershore High School have an amazing opportunity of participating with a display stand at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show...
Grace Plowman
Pershore High School Student Grace Plowman, competed in the Bury Farm Bareback Challenge on Saturday night 24th Feb which is a big charity event in memory of Russell Pearson....
Equestrian Success for the Pershore High School Team
On Monday 19th February the Pershore High School Equestrian team competed in the County qualifiers for Worcestershire...
Pershore High School students were recently challenged to take part in the Rotary Club's Young Writers competition based on the theme of 'A Different Perspective......
Pershore Swimmers secure Silver at District Swimming Gala
Pershore High School took a strong Year 8 team to Evesham for the District Swimming Gala on Friday 5th January and came away with a credible second place missing out on Gold by just one point...
Arnolfini Gallery Visit
At the beginning of December a group of Year 9 students visited the Arnolfini Gallery in Bristol to see work by Grayson Perry, students also took part in a workshop.
Nature's Den
The PHS Sixth Form business "Nature's Den" won first prize for their stall at the Young Enterprise section of the Worcester Christmas Market on Saturday 2nd December! Check out their website www.naturesden.org...
Lungley hits four
Lungley hits four as Pershore High School Year 8's successfully defend the Year 8 District League trophy in style by thumping Blackminster 9-0...
Pershore High School has held its annual Roll of Honour service to remember those students and staff who gave their lives in the Second World War and subsequent conflicts....
National Schools Equestrian Association Championships
Pershore High School riders are flying high after their most successful National Schools Equestrian Association Championships ever...
District Cross Country Champs
Determined Pershore Perform Well at District Cross Country Champs... A chilly Friday morning was not enough to stop Pershore High School Year 8's bringing the heat in this year's District Cross Country Championships...
Samuel Rayner
Pershore High School Year 9 student, Samuel Rayner, spent October half term training at the Vilas Tennis Academy in Mallorca. He trained under Head Coach Sergio Sabadello (current coach of the Russian Davis Cup team) and his team of coaches…
Authors are like buses
Authors are like buses... If you are patient enough, as PHS students have recently learned, two come along at once!
Students from Pershore High School Eco Committee were busy making their Halloween pumpkins this week during Eco Club. They have saved the seeds to grow their own pumpkins next year in the school's Eco Garden...
Adam Hill - Year 8
Last weekend Adam Hill, Year 8 pupil at Pershore High School competed in a national speed skating competition in Sheffield - the 2017 Yorkshire Sprint Championships...
Katherine Burgess
Katherine Burgess a student at Pershore High School took part in the Midlands Zone Championships on 23/24th September...
Canoe success for Ruth
Many congratulations to Ruth Bennett (Former Year 13 student 2016/17) who became the C1 Junior Champion over 200m and 500m...
Gaudet Luce
The Y13 Business students had a fabulous morning at Gaudet Luce Golf Club. Director Alec Fernihough gave a tour of the extensive facilities and a detailed talk about customer service and communication. It was a perfect introduction to what …
Private View: It's not always what it says on the tin...!
PRIVATE VIEW: ITS NOT ALWAYS WHAT IT SAYS ON THE TIN…!
Royal Ballet School Summer School
This summer I was lucky enough to be offered a place at The Royal Ballet School Summer School in London for 2 weeks.
Avonreach Academy Trust
The governors and headteachers of Cherry Orchard, Inkberrow and Norton Juxta Kempsey first schools, and Pershore High School, are delighted to confirm that their schools came together on 1st August 2017 to form the Avonreach Academy Trust.
PHS Students Sustain Excellent GCSE Performance
The 221 youngsters in the Pershore High School Year 11 class of 2017 have performed with distinction....
PERSHORE SIXTH FORM STUDENTS EXCEL YET AGAIN
Our wonderful students entered for Advanced level (A2) examinations this summer have again done themselves proud with an A* to E rate of 99%. 72% of all results were obtained at grade C or higher, with 45% at A*, A or a B, and 19% of entrie…
Rob Phillips
The Pershore High School Training Room has been named in honour of Rob Phillips. Rob has been a governor of the school since 1992, and for many years it Chair of Governors. Rob is pictured with his daughter, Ruth, and wife, Margaret.
Gheluvelt
A group of Pershore High School students recently undertook a visit to the First World War battlefields of Belgium and Northern France. They are pictured at the Worcestershire Regiment memorial at Gheluvelt.
PHS Visit Zambia
A group of Pershore High School Sixth Form students have just returned from a 15-day visit of a lifetime to Zambia. This was part of an exchange with young people from Lubuto High School in Ndola, Northern Zambia, and the Lubuto students wi…
Worcestershire Apprenticeship Awards 2017
Fantastic news - Pershore High School has been nominated within the School of the Year category at this year's Worcestershire Apprenticeship Awards...
Robert Ward's headshave
Very well done to Pershore High School Sixth Form student, Robert Ward, on raising almost £2000 for Leukaemia research through a head shave (see attached photographs)...
Open College Success for Pershore High School staff
Nicola Kitley, Jane Wells, Jane Nicholl-Jones, Anna Smith, Hannah Gardner, Anne Watson an Louise Tindall, all Teaching Assistants at Pershore High School...
Pershore MFL prizes
Pershore Rotary Club recently presented Pershore High School students with certificates and prizes in the annual Modern Foreign Language (MFL) essay writing competition.
Horticultural Students
On Thursday 13th July a number of staff were delighted at the invitation to visit the school horticultural gardens...
Armed Man
Pershore High School Choir is very pleased to be taking part in this amazing concert at Worcester Cathedral on 30th September.
Rotary honour
At a special meeting at Pershore High School on 12th July, retiring headteacher, Clive Corbett, was honoured to receive a Service Recognition Award from the Rotary Club of Pershore....
Wednesday 12th July saw the conclusion of the 2016-17 House competition at Pershore High School....
Environmental Awards
James Rowberry has been a member of the Eco Group since he was in Year 8 and he's now in Year 13. James has been a great source of support over the years...
Unifest Sport Course
Pershore High School student, Eloise Seale (14) from Pershore, recently took part in the Unifest Sport course at Worcester University...
Alcoa STEM success
Technology teacher, Kate Hayward, led Pershore High School students to success in a recent Alcoa sponsored solar challenge at Trinity High School in Redditch...
School Games Super Six athletics - Bromsgrove
Pershore's Team Super Six achieve a Super Second at School Games Athletics. Twelve of Pershore's best Year 8's donned the athletics vests once again on Tuesday....
Pershore Town Council honours Clive Corbett
Pershore Town Council honoured retiring Pershore High School Headteacher, Clive Corbett, at a special ceremony on the evening of 4th July...
Athletics success
'Perfect 10' Represent Pershore High at County Athletics - As a result of District level qualification, Pershore High School had ten students selected to represent a South Worcestershire team at the County Athletics Championships taking pla…
Pershore Pink Ladies - Race for Life 10k
Many congratulations to Pershore High School staff who took part in the 10k Race for Life on Sunday 25th June at Cheltenham Racecourse...
PHS youngsters consulted on the Pershore Town Plan
Margaret Wilkinson and Judy Dale recently visited Pershore High School to liaise with students on the development of the Pershore Town Plan. Themes discussed by youngsters included..
Ruth Bennett
Pershore High School Sixth Form student, Ruth Bennett (18) of Pershore, is pictured in action at the recent European Canoe Association (ECA) Canoe Sprint Juniors & U23 European Championship in Belgrade, Serbia.
Army Cadet Athletics Success for Elise
Pershore High School student, Elise Blake (15) from Norton, competed in the Army Cadet National Athletics at Grantham in Lincolnshire, having gained a place to represent the Midland region in the 800 metres and 200 metres.
Junior Maths Challenge Success 2017
Year 8 at Pupils at Pershore High School achieved 5 gold, 9 silver and 20 bronze certificates in this year's UKMT Junior Maths Challenge. Over 250,000 pupils from across the UK sat the Junior Maths Challenge with roughly the top 6% receivin…
Sophie Rushton gets selected
Pershore High School student, Sophie Rushton (18 of Crowle) and her horse Hooray Henry have been selected to represent South Wales and central at the under18's novice championships at Frickley.
More Equestrian Success
A massive well done to the girls that competed at King's Equestrian today and battled the heat for some amazing results and more places gained at the National Schools Equestrian Association Championships in October at Addington...
Hereford and Worcester Chamber of Commerce Business Awards 2017 - Education and Business Partnership Award Winner.
Daniel Larder - Basketball success
Daniel Larder (13 of Pershore High School) has been playing National League basketball for the U14's Worcester Wolves Academy in the 2016/17 season...
Worcester News Education Awards
At last night's Worcester News Education Awards, Laura Dean won the Support Staff of the Year category. Fantastic achievement Laura. Cally Rees, Sandie Roskelly and Andy Taynton were also finalists in a great evening for Pershore High Schoo…
Rebecca's Art Project
Rebecca's Art Project - Celebrates War Veteran's Life. Pershore Sixth Form outgoing Head Girl, Rebecca Hodgkins, recently carried out an art project that celebrates the testimonies of a World War 2 veteran called Eric...
Creative Success
Pershore High School were excited to send a team of Year 8 students to the Royal Television Society Centre, Enterprise Challenge event which was being hosted by the University of Worcester...
Massive Equestrian Success
Pershore High School Equestrian Team Riders have had incredible success at the National Schools Equestrian Association Championship Qualifiers at Rectory Farm.
Normandy Challenge
During the recent half term holiday, Pershore High School student, Ellis Morris (13) from Pershore completed the rowing challenge of 126 miles, the distance of Portsmouth to Normandy beaches, for the charity Return to Normandy.
QinetiQ STEM day
Pershore High School's STEM club members (in Year 8) were recently invited to participate in the annual QinetiQ STEM day at their site in Malvern.
Pershore Carnival
Students from our Youth Council and Interact groups came together to enter a float into this year's Pershore Carnival.
Rotary Youth Leadership Award
Pershore Sixth Form student, Melissa Lacey (17) of Great Comberton in Pershore, has been chosen as the school's representative on the Rotary Youth Leadership Award.
EES Celebration Day
Pershore High School students Alix Freckelton, Ryan Hobbs, Vanessa Kostadinova and Edward Jordan recently displayed their innovative solution to a real world of work problem at the Engineering Education Scheme (EES) Celebration and Assessme…
Mushroom Project
Pershore High School Eco Group have been involved in a fungi growing project organised by the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew....
Maeghan Brown
In preparation for the forthcoming UK U16's Polocrosse Squad tour to the USA, Maeghan Brown played a tough tournament this past weekend, where the junior squad dispayed...
South Africa Visit for James
Pershore Sixth Form student, James Rowberry (18) from Wyre Piddle is going to South Africa for a two week expedition starting on the 11th July....
Launch Event for the Ten Poems of Kindness - 26th April 2017
The evening began with an introduction by Di Slaney, Director of the publishers, Candlestick Press. Makar or Scottish poet Laureate, Jackie Kay....
Pershore High School students Place2be fundraising - Tough Mudder
Worcestershire Education Awards 2017
The four Pershore High School finalists for the Worcestershire Education Awards are pictured: Laura Dean, Andy Taynton, Sandie Roskelly and Cally Rees...
Head Boy / Head Girl team - 2017/18
Outgoing Headteacher, Clive Corbett, is pictured with the recently installed Sixth Form leadership team for 2017-18: Left to Right: Matt Pope (Deputy), Ed Littleboy (Head Boy), Jennifer Cooper (Head Girl), Lily Blunstone (Deputy).
Eleanor Duncan - NHS Ambassador
Ellie becomes Ambassador for NHS Youth Board Committee...
Keith Walden Cycles from London to Paris
On Saturday 29th April over 120 cyclists set off from Greenwich Observatory in London at 3pm with the objective of cycling to the Eiffel Tower in Paris, 320km away (197 miles) in under 24 hours. The journey split into 3 parts. Leg 1 was 7…
Poetry Slam - Spoz
Performance poet, Spoz, recently worked with Year 9 students at Pershore High School on a Poetry Slam day, organised by English teacher, Nicholas Spice.
London Marathon 2017
What a fantastic day it was! I cannot begin to explain the emotions you face on the day, but all of the training over the last four months was definitely worth every moment and every step of the marathon.
Pershore Alumni Receives Prestigious Award
We were delighted to hear of the prestigious British Expertise International Award, for an International Capacity Building Project, recently won by Pershore Alumni Derek Thorne ('97) whilst working for Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Success at Young Enterprise Presentation Evening
On Wednesday 26th April, Pershore High School's Young Enterprise group, Raw Aspirations, presented their company to the panel of judges in the final round of the South Worcestershire competition at Evesham Arts Centre...
Accolade for Sandie Roskelly
Every year the CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development) support a Student of the Year Awards event at Heart of Worcestershire College...
Dominique Edwards
On Sunday the 23rd April 2017 I have the pleasure of running London Marathon for a fantastic local charity: St Richard's Hospice. I entered the ballot for the marathon and was lucky enough to gain a place, meaning I was able to choose which…
Cyber First Competition Success
GCHQ launched an all-girls cyber competition at the start of March to encourage more girls to have an active role in the country's cyber security network. We submitted the A team which consisted of Ella Ramage, Milly Routledge, Alice Forson…
In March, Pershore High School's resident Formula 1 team – K2 Aero – presented their ideas to the Pershore Rotary Club, one of the team's primary sponsors.
Hereford College of Arts Young Photographer Competition
Pershore High School student, Oliver Charles (16) from Pinvin has won 2nd prize in the 16-19 Category of the Hereford College of Arts Young Photographer Competition, the theme being "My Favourite Place"...
Adam Hill
Adam Hill, one of the Business Managers at Pershore High School, has been selected to represent Great Britain in his age group in the World Masters International Speed Skating competition in Sheffield on the 6th and 7th April...
Tom Charles and cycling success
Pershore High School student Tom Charles (13) of Pinvin will be pulling on his Stratford CC club jersey to race in the European Junior Cycling Tour Assen 2017 in the Netherlands from 31st July to August 5th competing with over 60 U14 riders…
Year 10 badminton success
Our Year 10 girls recently competed in a Badminton tournament against many different schools across Worcester...
Maths Challenge
Celebrating Intermediate Maths Challenge Success. Over 250,000 students from more than 3,000 schools and colleges across the UK participated in the Intermediate Mathematical Challenge on 2 February...
Beth Richards accepted into medical school
Pershore High School Sixth Form student, Beth Richards (18) of Worcester, is celebrating being accepted into Medical School at Newcastle upon Tyne...
West Midlands Rowing Champion
Pershore High School student, Kieran Bennett (14) from Strensham, recently became West Midlands Champion as part of AB Severn Rowing Club's J15 coxed Quad. Kieran will go on to represent the region at the Inter-Regional Regatta on 22nd Apr…
Success for Elise at the Army Cadet
Success for Elise at the Army Cadet National Cross Country Championships. Pershore High School student, Elise Blake (14) from Norton qualified to run at the ACF National Cross Country Championships and represent the West Midlands team again…
STEM Club Awards
During National Science Week (13th to 17th March) a group of keen Year 8 scientists at Pershore High School were awarded Bronze STEM certificates to mark their efforts in Science Mathematics Engineering and Technology this year.
Nat selected for Droitwich Senior First XV
Nat selected for Droitwich Senior First XV in the Midlands Vase Final. Pershore Sixth Form student, Nat Maginnis (17) from Crowle, has been selected to play for the Droitwich Senior First XV rugby team in the Midlands Vase Final against Eve…
GCHQ CyberFirst Challenge
The Pershore High School 'A Team' consisting of Milly Routledge, Lucy Innet, Ella Ramage and Alice Forson have got through to the Grand Finals of the above event. We feel incredibly proud of them given the complexity and difficulty of the c…
Elizabeth is West Midlands Rowing Champion for third year in succession
Pershore High School student, Elizabeth Shaw (15) from Norton recently took part in the West Midlands Rowing Championships and became West Midlands Champion in her age group (WJ16 this year) for the third year in a row.
French Ski Trip for James
Pershore High School student, James Ide (15) from Bromsgrove recently attended a joint ski trip with eight Explorer Scouts from the Gloucestershire District and students from Star College in Cheltenham.
Year 8 Netball success
Pershore High School U12 netball team were worthy winners of the recent South Worcestershire Schools Netball Tournament...
EEP Robotics Challenge 2016-2017
Industrious Technology students Jack Dickson, Alastair Cornock, Lucy Peer Endicott, Matthew Ball and Rebecca Sherwin represented Pershore High School in the "LEGO EEP Robotics Challenge".
Two pictures from this week's sold out performances of Billy Elliot at Pershore High School
Olivia Levez - World Book Day
On World Book Day (2nd March), Pershore High School was delighted to welcome local author, Olivia Levez, who spent some hours talking with and supporting Year 8 pupils.
Charity Fundraising for Mind
This year, Peter Riddleston will be running four half marathons and the London Marathon in aid of the charity, Mind...
During the course of the half term holiday, three staff and 34 Year 12 students from Pershore High School undertook a visit to New York....
Equestrian Team Success
On Monday 20th Feb Pershore High School Equestrian team attended the NSEA show jumping event at Allenshill Equestrian Centre...
Engineering Qualification for Stratford Sea Cadet
Pershore High School student, Charlotte Drinkwater is celebrating after successfully completing her 2nd Class Marine Engineering (ME) qualification at Sea Cadet Training Centre, Weymouth...
Return to Normandy for the D-Day Veterans
Last year, Ellis Morris completed a sponsored cycle ride in aid of Return to Normandy for the D-Day Veterans...
Amy Weston Lifesaving and Swimming Success
Pershore High School student, Amy Weston, (15) from Flyford Flavell has had a string of success and recognition in lifesaving and swimming lately having also recently competed in the Worcester County Swimming Association competitions (over …
Friends of Pershore High School
The Friends of PHS would like to announce that on Friday evening the Annual Quiz and Auction event raised over an amazing £1,700!
Visit of Lucy Alexander
On Monday, 6th February, Lucy Alexander, whose son, Felix, died last April, launched Felix's Campaign for Kindness at Pershore High School. Her campaign, run with the charity Place2Be, aims to teach staff and students how to spot the signs …
PHS Sports Academy
We would like to introduce you to members of the newly formed Pershore High School Sports Academy. The students have been selected based on their effort and attainment in PE lessons....
Success for Year 8 Netball Team
On Tuesday 31st January, Pershore High School won the district netball tournament, competing against Bredon Hill (A and B), De Montfort, St Egwin's and a second Pershore High team..
Keith Walden
Pershore High School's Head of Performing Arts, Keith Walden, is undertaking a charity bike ride from London to Paris on Saturday 29th April. Keith will set off from Greenwich Observatory at 3 pm...
Everesting for Thailand
Pershore High School student, Adam Palin, aged 18 from Pershore, will be cycling the height of Everest which is 8,848 metres. The event, which will take around 15 hours to complete...
Cybersecurity Challenge
A Cybersecurity Challenge Activity was held at Pershore High School recently where 25 students took part in a series of increasingly complex problem solving challenges, aimed at inspiring students into the industry...
Friday, 27 January, 2017 - How can life go on? is the theme for Holocaust Memorial Day 2017..
Alastair Cornock - Guards Brass Band at Bishop Perowne
On the afternoon of 20th January a workshop was held at Bishop Perowne High School for Worcestershire Y7+ Brass students and Brass students who are grade 5+...
ESU Public Speaking competition
On January 19th Pershore High School, as winners in 2016, was honoured to stage the Worcestershire Branch Final of the ESU – Churchill National Public Speaking competition for schools.....
Prince's Trust success
A group of Year 10 students from Pershore High School have successfully completed a Prince's Trust Level 1 Award in Personal Development and Employability Skills...
'High Five' Progress to County Championships
Consistency was the key for Team Pershore at the District Cross Country Championships on Tuesday with five runners making it through to compete at the up and coming County Championships in Bromsgrove.
Year 8 League Success
Led by teacher, James Layton-Hill, the Year 8 boys successfully claimed the District League with a convincing 9-1 win against Blackminster School...
Pershore Rotary Club Photographic Competition winners
Ron Davis, Vice President of Pershore Rotary Club, is pictured with winners of the local Rotary Photographic competition...
Pony Club Polocrosse Home International for Maeghan
Pershore High School student, Maeghan Brown, (15, from Pinvin) has, for the third year running, been selected to ride for Wales in the Pony Club Polocrosse Home International competition in July 2017.
Pershore High School students shine at Young Enterprise event
The Pershore High School Young Enterprise team, Raw Aspirations were recognised as the top team at a South Worcestershire event recently held in Worcester Cathedral...
Smile Train donation in memory of Bronwen Hughlock
A photograph of David Hughlock being presented with a cheque for the Smile Train charity by students of Pershore High School, in memory of his wife Bronwen, who died in August....
Suite for the Fallen Soldier
Year 11 Pershore High School student, Vianne Furey, was recently featured as a soloist in Suite for The Fallen Soldier, a community concert commemorating the fallen of World War I, featuring a new choral suite composed by Phil Mountford and…
Swim Squad make a splash at London Aquatic Centre
Pershore High School students George Grech, Chris Vizard, Patrick Heeks, Josh Sharrett and Will Clark, competing at the English Schools Swimming Association Team Championships held on Saturday 19th November 2016 at London Aquatic Centre, Qu…
Pershore High School students were asked as part of their Humanities curriculum to create models of a sustainable home that included a range of features....
Amy Weston represents GB in Holland
Following on from the World Rescue Lifesaving competition in September this year, Pershore High School student, Amy Weston (aged 15 from Flyford Flavell) returned to the Pieter Van Den Hoogenband National Swimming Pool in Eindhoven, Holland…
PHS is awarded the International School Award (ISA) yet again
At a recent ceremony in London, Pershore High School was acknowledged as a national leader in the field of international activities for its students and gained re-accreditation for the period 2016-2019....
PHS boys win Juniors District Cross Country title
Pershore High School boys win Junior District Cross Country title. On Friday 11th November, 16 Year 8 runners took part in the District Cross Country Championship held at Prince Henry's High School....
Pershore Schools Armistice Service
Pershore High School taking part in the Pershore Schools Armistice Service. With nearly 400 people in attendance this year.
Pershore High School Sixth form today hosted an Internet Safety presentation in conjunction with South Worcestershire Community Safety Partnership to promote awareness of Cyberbullying and Internet Safety to Sixth Form students.
Last week, Pershore High School's Career Advisor, Helen Airdie, staged a Careers Fair, in conjunction with Hereford and Worcester Chamber of Commerce...
Poppy dresses on show @ PHS
Pershore High School students - Jack Stone, Kacper Sciera, Fleur Manning and Hannah Currie are pictured with dresses inspired by the poppies of remembrance...
New Art Building 'Highly Commended'
Pershore High School's stunning new art building in Pershore, Worcestershire, has been highly commended in the Community Architecture category of the 2016 Wychavon District Council Building Design Awards.
Student Participation in Charity Event
Daniel Larder (13 of Worcester) recently completed the 5k Mud Bath on 16th October, please find attached some photos taken on the day..
Ellis Morris
Ellis Morris of Pershore High School is pictured speaking at a recent Royal British Legion lunch to talk about his achievements and his recent trip to Normandy as a thank you for their sponsorship of him.
More Equestrian success for PHS
More Equestrian success. Lottie Suckling and Izzy Harmer qualified at the British Dressage Team Quest Regional Championships for the National finals with their teams outside of school.
PHS Equestrian Team are National Champions in 1m Show Jumping
Pershore High School Equestrian Team are National Champions in 1m Show Jumping. Pershore High School were crowned National Champions in the 1m Show jumping class as the National Schools Equestrian Association Championships at Addington Mano…
Yorkshire Speeds Competition
A team of ten swimmers from South Worcester Lifeguards recently attended the Yorkshire Speeds competition in Leeds, where clubs from around the UK attended.
Alison Forrester
Former Pershore High School student, Alison Forrester, who now works at the Telethon Institute for Genetics and Medicine in Naples....
Nathan Branchett
Former Pershore Sixth Form student, Nathan Branchett, completed a tandem skydive for charity on 2nd October. It was in memory of his friend, Felix Alexander...
Ellis' fundraising bike ride
The last newsletter reported that Ellis Morris, Year 9, had won a four day Legacy Trip to Normandy in their coin competition..
Humanities Building officially opened
On Thursday 29th September, Pershore High School's new Humanities building was formally opened.
Pershore Town Youth Council
Councillor Bob Gilmor, Mayor of Pershore, is pictured with members of the Youth Council at their first meeting of the academic year at Pershore High School on Wednesday 28th September.
Sub Aqua Success
Scuba-diving Students gain Ocean diver certification.
Pershore Scouts and Explorers off to Iceland
Pershore High School students who are members of local Scout and Explorer groups are starting fundraising for a visit to Iceland in 2018...
Pershore High School Equestrian Team
Sunday 11th September saw the Pershore High School Equestrian Team in action for the first time this year at Rectory Farm in Cirencester. We are now bigger than ever with 23 riders registered to compete in the team...
Pershore High School Freshers' Fair
On Thursday 15th September Pershore High School held a fair in the school hall to alert its new Year 8 students to the range of extra-curricular activities available to them...
Mayor of Worcester honours Pershore High School lifesavers
Councillor Paul Denham, Mayor of Worcester, honoured three Pershore High School students at a special reception on 13th September in Worcester Guildhall.
Remembering Dennis and Rosemary Askew
On Monday 12th September I was honoured to host a tree planting ceremony to mark the contribution to Pershore High School of two members of staff.
Return to Normandy
Return to Normandy Competition. We are delighted to report that Ellis Morris (13) of Pershore has won a Return to Normandy coin competition...
'Ground Control to Major Tom…' On the evening of 8th September there was a private viewing in the Gallery at Pershore High School....
Welcome to our new staff joining Pershore High School this term.
PHS Sixth Form Students Excel Yet Again
The 113 students entered for Advanced level (A2) examinations this summer have hit again the heights, with an A to E rate of 99.5%. 72% of results were obtained at grade C or higher, with 44% at A*, A or a B, and 20% of entries at grades A*…
On their last meeting of the year, Pershore High School's Interact group were delighted to hand over a cheque for £300 to Ben Andrews and his son Callum from the Worcester Deaf Children's Society.
Debbie Weston, Lifesaving Service Coordinator, presents Tom Banks, Callum Strickland and Charlotte Whitehead with certificates from the Royal Life Saving Society UK...
Canoeing Sucess
Two members of the Pershore High School Sixth Form Centre enjoyed great success at the British Junior Canoe Sprint Regatta at the National Watersports Centre in Nottingham on 2nd and 3rd July.
Auf geht's nach Bad Neustadt!
Pershore Pink Ladies
Congratulations to the Pershore Pink Ladies who took place in yesterday's Race for Life. They have raised £600 as a team already.
Canoeists save man and his dog
Due to the calm and brave actions of three Pershore High School students, a man and his dog were recently rescued from the River Severn in Worcester.
Tri Nations - U16 Juniors International Polocrosse
Pershore High School student, Maeghan Brown, was selected to represent Wales in the Polocrosse Tri Nations U16 Junior squad, which was hosted at Birr Polocrosse Club in Co Tipperary in Ireland this past weekend. I
Friday 1st July was the Year 11 Prom 2016.
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UK search spend increased 14 percent year-on-year in the final quarter of 2010, according to Efficient Frontier's quarterly performance marketing report.
The analysis by Efficient Frontier – a leading global online performance marketing company – showed that this growth was predominantly led by the retail and travel sectors.
Retail spend on search in the U.S. was up by 18 percent in Q4 2010 over the same period in 2009; and travel sector spend was up 42 percent over Q4 2009. Google continues to dominate the UK search market, taking just under 89 (88.8) percent of click share in Q4 2010 (this is up two percentage points from Q4 2009), and just over 87 (87.2) percent of the UK's spend. Google demonstrated ever greater dominance in Germany and France, with 94.6 percent and 93.6 percent of the market (by spend share) respectively.
In the U.S., Bing now has 21.4 percent of spend share (the result of the Bing/Yahoo search alliance), but Google is still growing over the same period last year, at 78.6 percent (up from 74 percent in Q4 2009). The UK's harsh winter weather in December meant that ROI for Christmas search campaigns was lower than anticipated, (down 16 percent over Q4 2009) as delivery dates were brought forward. Despite this, retail searches were strong, with the number of people searching online over the Christmas period up 14 percent overall.


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Q: How to make caller's namespace available to IPython's magic inside imported function? I'm trying to call a small helper-function defined in 'timex.py' which is called from 'caller.py', which in turn should get called from (PyCharm's) IPython-console through "%run caller.py".
This currently results in "NameError: name 'pickle' is not defined".
# timex.py

from IPython import get_ipython

def time_expression(exp: str):
    print(f"time expression: {exp}", flush=True)
    return get_ipython().magic(f"timeit {exp}")

# caller.py

import pickle
from timex import time_expression

packet = [*range(10**2)]
time_expression("pickle.dumps(packet, protocol=-1)")

# Then run from IPython-console:

>>>%run caller.py
time expression: pickle.dumps(packet, protocol=-1)
NameError: name 'pickle' is not defined

Obviously the namespace of the ipython timeit-magic doesn't contain
caller.py-globals. Passing globals() as argument of time_expression and updating globals from within time_expression didn't help, as well as passing get_ipython() as argument did not do the trick.
Is there a way to make it work?
It works if I define time_expression in caller.py and called from Terminal with "ipython caller.py", but I'd prefer to put it in a library and just import it into where needed.
(Python 3.6.3, IPython 6.2.1)

A: Ok it seems I had luck.
I found a hint here link, that there is an 'user_ns' argument for the shell.
Updating this user_ns-dictionary then with the caller's locals was the solution to make it work on imports from caller.py through running %run caller.py from the IPython console.
It's a bit hacky and I feel dirty now ;)
Maybe there's a more elegant way?
import sys
from IPython import get_ipython

def time_expression(exp: str):
    """"""
    ipy = get_ipython()
    ipy.__dict__['user_ns'].update(sys._getframe(1).f_locals)
    print(f"time expression: {exp}", flush=True)
    return ipy.magic(f"timeit {exp}")

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NYU Tisch School of the Arts Announces 2018 Gala
Tisch School of the Arts
NYU Tisch School of the Arts today announced its 2018 gala, to be held on Monday, April 16, 2018, at Capitale in New York City.
The annual gala celebrates the incredible accomplishments of the iconic arts institution and showcases the depth and breadth of the school's program offerings. All proceeds from the gala will go towards funds to support critical needs of talented Tisch students.
Since its founding in 1965, the Tisch School of the Arts has established itself as one of the leading arts schools in the country. It draws on the vast artistic and cultural resources of New York City and New York University to create an extraordinary training ground for artists, scholars, and innovators, with course offerings in acting, dance, cinema studies, design for stage and film, dramatic writing, film and television, game design, interactive telecommunications, moving image archiving and preservation, musical theatre writing, performance studies, photography, public policy and recorded music.
Thousands of Tisch alumni have gone on to enjoy fulfilling careers in the arts. Tisch graduates include renowned artists such as Pulitzer Prize winners Annie Baker (also a MacArthur Fellow), Tony Kushner, Doug Wright and Chang Lee; Academy Award winners Mahershala Ali, Martin Scorsese, Oliver Stone, Marcia Gay Harden, Keiko Ibi and Ang Lee; Tony Award winners Nina Arianda, Beowulf Boritt, Steve Kazee, George C. Wolfe, Michael Mayer, Idina Menzel, Stephen Spinella, Frank Wood and Paul Tazewell; Emmy Award winners Alec Baldwin, Sterling K. Brown, Billy Crystal, Vince Gilligan, Donald Glover (also a Grammy Award nominee as Childish Gambino), Camryn Manheim and Debra Messing; Golden Globe winners Rachel Bloom and Gina Rodriguez; acclaimed filmmakers Spike Lee, Amy Heckerling and Colin Trevorrow; Grammy nominee Elle Varner; entrepreneur Dennis Crowley; MacArthur Fellowship recipients Kyle Abraham, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (also a Pulitzer Prize finalist), Camille Utterback and Mimi Lien; visual artist Leo Villareal; and actors Danai Gurira and Corey Stoll.
For media inquiries, contact Rida Bint Fozi at The TASC Group at 212-337-8870 or rida@thetascgroup.com.
About the NYU Tisch School of the Arts
For over 50 years, the NYU Tisch School of the Arts has drawn on the vast artistic and cultural resources of New York City and New York University to create an extraordinary training ground for artists, scholars, and innovators. Today, students learn their craft in a spirited, risk-taking environment that combines the professional training of a conservatory with the liberal arts education of a premier global university with campuses in New York, Abu Dhabi, Shanghai and 11 academic centers around the world. Learn more at tisch.nyu.edu.
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NYU Kimmel Windows Presents "Passport to the Past," on View Until March 21, 2022
NYU Tisch School of the Arts Receives Major Gift to Establish the Martin Scorsese Institute of Global Cinematic Arts

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Situated on Kingsley Road in Frodsham, our aim is to offer a flexible, relaxed and accessible pub where everybody is welcome. Our kitchen is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm serving lunch and dinner, cultivated from locally supported suppliers to offer a delicious menu, and refreshments to fill the gaps in between.
Food described within this menu may contain nuts, derivatives of nuts or other allergens. If you suffer from an allergy or food intolerance, please let us know and a member of our team will be happy to discuss your needs.
By far this is the best food I have ever had at a restaurant/ pub in Frodsham and surrounding areas. My boyfriend and I have now visited the Travellers Rest twice and it has been amazing both times. Along with amazing food, they also now serve delicious cocktails (which are funky and not boring) and the staff are lovely and very welcoming!
In addition to this, the owner also asked if there was anything we could recommend to make our meal/ experience ever better! There wasn't anything, however we mentioned our favourite tomato risotto had been taken off the menu. To which the owner politely stated that next time we come if we want to ring up the day before and request a specific meal not on the menu anymore, they would be happy to make it!!


Xochitl is a character designer and visual development artist in the LA area. She is an incredibly talented artist that has gained her experience by working with companies like Blue Geek Music, Titmouse, Feldspar Ventures, Nickelodeon and Pixar. She is featured as an Up And Coming Artist at Ground Zero Animation Expo coming up June 9 and 10, 2018.
We get into it fast and start looking at some of Xochi's work. We talk about how she thinks and creates. What process do you follow in order to create a piece: are you visualizing in colors, lines, shapes, lights and darks, or something else entirely? Xochi chats about how she formulates and idea and sees it through to finish. She sometimes feels she pushes too far into the finished realm and is focusing on staying looser and a little more rough.
Xochi talks about how she got into the industry, currently working in games, and what her goals are in the industry. We talk about the differences from working in school as a designer to working in the industry. Is it easier to design, create and finish projects on your own or at the studio? Are the restrictions of a business environment helpful to art and finishing projects or does it place too many limitations on the artistic process?


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Madison Anderson Berríos is representing Puerto Rico at the House of Celebrities
Madison Anderson Berrieswill represent Puerto Rico again, this time as part of the third season of The house of the famous (LCDLF), by Telemundo.
Miss Universe Puerto Rico 2019 and first finalist of the international campaign entered today the "reality show" that takes place in Mexico with the wish that the public will know her in a new facet.
"I wish people would finally meet Madison, not the beauty queen. For Madison the human, the warrior, the fighter, the brave woman, the weird, spontaneous woman. I also want to teach people that no one is perfect, not their clothes, not their hair. Glamor is something that is learned and done", introduced the model in an interview with THE SPOKESMAN.
The singer, also dubbed "Boricua-Barbie," warned that she would not tolerate living together.
"I will never start a fight, but I will always finish it," he said.
Aylín Mujica, Arturo Carmona, Paty Navidad, Osmel Sousa, La Materialista and Juan Rivera also feature in this edition of LCDLF.
In a previous interview with THE SPOKESMANthe moderator of the program, Hector Sandartirevealed that season three will be "reloaded and filled with lots of drama."
"There is no perfect formula for winning The House of Famous… You can be the most controversial and do well, you can be the calmest and you can reach the finals. You can be the cutest and you can win. In other words, there is no perfect formula. That's why I believe that everyone must follow their intuition, be themselves and let themselves be carried away by what the house causes every day," said the communicator, who shares the task with Jimena Gállego.
As part of the show's dynamic, more than a dozen celebrities are locked into a house to test their coexistence skills. The prize, already won by Alicia Machado and Ivonne Montero, is $200,000.
The third season will feature the participation of two "normal" people who have been judged by the same public chosen by the public to enter the home since January 9, when Puerto Rican Monique Sánchez entered.
LCDLF airs Monday through Friday at 9:00 p.m. locally, except on Tuesdays when it comes at 11:30 p.m. at special times.
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Vegetarian-themed Food Truck Friday! 8 different Food Trucks, Live Music from 6pm by 'Falconheart', Craft Beer, Wine, Wild Blossom Cider, Prosecco Pops!
Vegan options available. Regular menu items also available.


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Gina Philips, de son vrai nom Gina Consolo, est une actrice américaine, née le . à Miami Beach (Floride), aux États-Unis.

Biographie
Titulaire d'un diplôme des métiers du spectacle et du marketing cinéma (université de Pennsylvanie), elle a d'abord de petits rôles dans des films et séries TV (Sandy Hingle dans Ally McBeal).

Le succès viendra en 2001, avec Jeepers Creepers, de Victor Salva, aux côtés de Justin Long. {{refnec|En octobre 2009, Victor Salva annonce la production prochaine de Jeepers Creepers 3 et confirme la présence de Gina Philips dans ce troisième volet. Elle y incarnera Patricia Jenner, plus vieille de 23 ans et mère d'un enfant prénommé Darry, en hommage à son frère}}.

 Filmographie
 Cinéma
1993 : Le Profiler (When the Bough Breaks) : une adolescente
1994 : Rave Dancing to a Different Beat : Lorri
1995 : Un pas vers la liberté (Breaking Free) : Lindsay Kurtz
1998 : D'une vie à l'autre (Living out Loud) : Lisa Francato
1998 :  de Robert DeFranco : Kristen Barrett
2001 : Jeepers Creepers : Trish Jenner
2001 : Pris au piège (Nailed) : Mia Romano
2002 : The Anarchist Cookbook : Karla
2003 : Sam & Joe : Lisa
2003 : Something More : Orangina
2004 : Dead & breakfast : Melody
2004 : Jennifer's Shadow : Jennifer Cassi / Johanna
2006 : Thanks to Gravity : Jordan
2006 : Dark Memories (Ring Around the Rosie) : Karen Baldwin
2007 : The Sick House : Anna
2012 : Chained de Jennifer Lynch : Marie Fittler
2017 : Jeepers Creepers 3 : Trish Jenner

 Télévision
1992 : Quoi de neuf docteur ? (Growing Pains)  (série télévisée) : Gail
1993 : Star Trek : Deep Space Nine (série télévisée) : Varis
1993 : Petite Fleur (Blossom) (série télévisée) : Tracy
1993 : Les Dessous de Palm Beach (Silk Stalkings) (série télévisée) : Stacy
1995 : Drôle de chance (Strange Luck) (série télévisée) : Jensen
1995 : L'Invasion des abeilles tueuses (Deadly Invasion: The Killer Bee Nightmare) (téléfilm) : Tracy Ingram
1995 : Crosstown Traffic (téléfilm) : Jamie
1996 : Sliders (série télévisée) : Devin (Saison 3, épisode 6)
1996 : Liaison coupable (Her Costly Affair) (Téléfilm) : Tess Weston
1996 : Sans Pardon (Unforgivable) (Téléfilm) : Tammy
1996 : Dark Skies (série télévisée) : Marnie Lane
1997 : Les Charmes de la vengeance (Bella Mafia) (téléfilm) : Rosa Luciano
1997 : La Route du cauchemar (Born into Exile) (série télévisée) : Holly Nolan
1997 : L'Avocat du démon (The Advocate's Devil) (téléfilm) : Emma
1998 : Sept jours pour agir (Seven Days) (série télévisée) : Teddy Bear
1998 : Michael Hayes (série télévisée) : Jessica Hartman
1999 - 2000 : Ally McBeal (série télévisée) : Sandy Hingle (10 épisodes)
2001 : Boston Public (série télévisée) : Jenna Miller (5 épisodes)
2002 : Urgences (ER) (série télévisée) : Nurse Kathy (2 épisodes)
2002 : Les Experts (CSI) (série télévisée): Raina Krell
2004 : Hawaii (série télévisée) : Harper Woods (4 épisodes)
2007 : Monk (série télévisée) : Brandy Barber
2007 : Médium (série télévisée) : Colleen Fitzpatrick
 2007 : Mon bébé a disparu (My Baby Is Missing) (téléfilm) : Jenna Davis''

Notes et références

Liens externes

Actrice américaine
Naissance en mai 1970
Naissance à Miami Beach

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Life can be funny sometimes. But one thing I always tell myself is that, I have to do everything possible to be with the right people at the right time. People around you play a greater role in your life whether you like it or not, or whether you recognise it or not, or whether you accept it or not.
I was chatting with a friend this morning in school. Our discussion was centered on the difficulties of life. During our discussion, he told me that many people usually get confused when they are in the darkest part of their life. According to him, being in the dark is not the worst thing that could happen to anyone. But the worst thing is how people come out from the dark. He gave me an analogy of someone being in a big dark room. For that perosn to go out, the physical eyes will be of no use because they function with light. The only way out is through immagination. In conclusion, he said that for someone to get out from a dark, he or she must see a light. And that light must come from mind. "For how long should I remain in the dark?" "Don't leave until you see light," he said to me.
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WORLD OF CREATIVITY FOR HOW LONG?


Meet Gracie, Susie, and Scotty, three kittens who live on a farm with their mother. Follow their adventures as they help other animals that need help. As the stories progress, you will meet lots of animals and share in their adventures.
Scotty – a black kitten who thinks having two sister is really yuk!
Select a Rescue Girls adventure to begin!
Snippet from Pickles: My name is Pickles because I really like to eat pickles. Dill pickles, sweet pickles, any kind of pickles. Actually, Pickles isn't my real name. My real name is Scotty, but only my mom calls me that when she gets upset with me – like when I break something or forget to do something she asked me to do.
Snippet from Oreo: Gracie looked out the kitchen window and wondered who mother was talking with. She and Susie were finishing drying the dishes and putting them away. "Look Susie, do you know who that is?" Gracie asked pointing to a large gray cat perched on top of the gate.
Snippet from The Surprise: It was late morning and all the chores were done when Susie heard Gracie arguing with their brother, Scotty or 'KFC' his new name of choice. "KFC, Ha Ha Ha, more like DFC – Dumb Fu Cat!!
Snippet from The Rainbow's End: The rain had finally stopped and Gracie, Susie, and Scotty, or KFC as he now insisted to be called, were sitting on the front porch watching the last of the water trickle off the roof and into the yard forming large puddles. A large rainbow with bright colors appeared over the pasture.
Snippet from Extra Pickles: "What? NO Pickles? I can't eat a hamburger without pickles and extra pickles too!" KFC was hopping around the small kitchen like he was stepping on hot coals and wildly waving his arms around. "My life is ruined." He yelled and stormed outside and stomped off toward the barn.
Snippet from Bugle: "The circus is in town." KFC ran into the house yelling as loud as possible. "I've never been to a circus and everyone is going." Susie and Gracie paused from playing a game of Rescue Girls Monopoly and asked, "Who is going and when?" Many times the two girls seemed to think alike or ask the same questions or have the same idea.
Snippet from Turkey Run: Gracie and Susie were in their bedroom playing with their American Girl dolls. Gracie loved being Kit and Susie's favorite was Samantha. Suddenly the front door banged open, and huffing like a freight train with his breath rolling like steam from the cold November air, their one and only brother burst into the house.
Snippet from Crow: It was a woodpecker perched high in the tall pine tree that heard the sound of the car's horn and turned and watched the car slide down the steep mountainside. The recent rain storms had eroded the narrow road and the side gave way under the car's weight, causing it to crash into a tree before it began to slide.


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Toronto, April 10, 2013 – The 2013 short list for the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children's Book Awards was announced today. The 2013 winners will be announced at Etobicoke's North Kipling Junior Middle School, 2 Rowntree Road, Etobicoke, ON at 1:00 p.m. on May 23, 2013.
ABOUT THE 2013 BOOKS
This year's short list includes some of Canada's best-known and award-winning children's book authors and illustrators. The Children's Picture Book category showcases diverse illustration and story styles, ranging from elaborate fantasy worlds, rhyming wishes and dreams, to a story about doing the right thing. The Young Adult / Middle Reader category challenges its readers with science-fiction tales and trials of families.
CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOK AWARD CATEGORY
YOUNG ADULT / MIDDLE READER
AWARD CATEGORY
A Few Bites
By Cybèle Young
(Toronto, ON)
Groundwood Books
A Tinfoil Sky
By Cyndi Sand-Eveland
(Nelson, BC)
Tundra Books, a division of Random House Canada
A Hen for Izzy Pippik
By Aubrey Davis(Toronto, ON)
Illustrations by Marie Lafrance (Montreal, QC) Kids Can Press
By Cheryl Rainfield
Fitzhenry & Whiteside Ltd.
Larf
By Ashley Spires
(Saskaton, SK)
(Vancouver, BC)
Doubleday Canada, a division of Random House of Canada
Virginia Wolf by
Kyo Maclear
Kids Can Press Illustrations by Isabelle Arsenault (Montreal, QC) Kids Can Press
The Grave Robber's Apprentice
By Allan Stratton
By Jean Little (Guelph, ON) Illustrations by
Geneviève Côté
(Montreal, QC)
North Winds Press, an imprint of Scholastic Canada
By Susin Nielsen
(Vancouver, BC) Tundra Books, a division of Random House of Canada
The two awards, of $6,000 each, recognize artistic excellence in writing and illustration in English-language Canadian children's literature. They are awarded annually.
The winners are selected by two juries of young readers. This year's jurors are students at North Kipling Junior Middle School in Toronto. The award recipients will be announced at the school on May 23, 2013.
Five students in grade 3 and 4 will choose the author and illustrator for the Children's Picture Book Award.
Five students in grade 7 and 8 will select the recipient of the Young Adult / Middle Reader award.
"This remarkable award encourages critical thinking and exposes young book lovers to the collaborative decision making in a jury process. I am proud that the Ontario Arts Council, with its Ontario Arts Foundation partner, encourages young people to read and discuss the work of Canadian authors and illustators."
Peter Caldwell, Director and CEO at the Ontario Arts Council
"Through the foresight of Sylvia Schwartz, who first established the awards, and the ongoing generosity of the Ruth Schwartz Foundation who fund them, these awards are a highly anticipated annual event in Canadian children's literature. The growing list of recipients of these awards is a testament to the talented and vast field of Canadian children's authors we have all come to cherish."
Alan Walker, the Ontario Arts Foundation's Executive Director
The Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children's Book Awards were established in 1976 by Sylvia Schwartz in memory of her sister, Ruth Schwartz, a respected Toronto bookseller. In 2004, the family renamed the awards to honour both sisters.
The Ontario Arts Foundation administers the awards with the support of the Ontario Arts Council, which manages the nomination and jury process. These awards are funded through the Ruth Schwartz Foundation.
See the list of previous laureates.
Kirsten Gunter, Director of Communications, Ontario Arts Council
416-969-7403 /1-800-387-0058, ext. 7403 | kgunter@arts.on.ca
ONTARIO ARTS FOUNDATION INQUIRIES
Alan Walker, Executive Director
416-969-7413 | awalker@arts.on.ca
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Another popular question in my room is "what is your favourite anime" but truth be told I actually read a hell of a lot more manga. My favourites fluctuate a lot, depending if it's an on-going scanlation with weekly/monthly chapter releases or if it's already completed and I've already read it. Psyren has been completed for a while now, and full english translated chapters available online. I'm currently re-reading it.
Pysren comes under the category "Shounen" which basically means it's a boy's manga. Generally these will be action based, with fighting and a male lead. Romance is often a small side part of shounen stories, and the biggest running theme I've noticed in shounen is that the story revolves around the main character "getting stronger" often referring to his fighting abilities.
In this sense, Pysren follows the same story pattern. Our main character Ageha Yoshina is your (fairly) normal high school boy, living alone with his sister. He goes to school and notices this one girl, as high school boys do, and one day she asks for him to "save her" before mysteriously disappearing. Around the same time urban legends have surfaced about "Pysren" a so called-paradise lead by Nemisis Q. A reward of 500 million Yen has been placed to anyone was a "calling card" the key to getting to Pysren.
As you might expect Ageha manages to get his hands on one of the calling cards, and comes face to face with Nemisis Q himself. He is transported to an unknown and hostile land where he find his lady friend, before both are thrown into a battle of survival. And thus the Pysren games begins.
Or at least, that's the easy plot summery. The story is much more indepth and questions about this mysterious Pysren world and the powers they develop from entering it mount up, before their real mission is revealed. The manga is gripping, and whilst the characters are very cliched, they are also very likeable. The complex story line lends itself to keeping audiences interested and the predictable main characters make you grow attached to the story on an emotional level (sort of).
For those of you who like sci-fi, fantasy, apocalyptic story lines Pysren is a very interesting take on things. The art style is also very traditional shounen, not to overwhelming with the monsters or the special effects or anything like that! Also since the story is complete it's a good one for any manga novices to try and get into, just remember you'r reading from right to left!
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Review of The Rise and Fall of Charles Lindbergh
by Jonathan Hunt
Jan 29, 2020 | Filed in Book Reviews
Stitching together important life events, insightful anecdotes, and primary sources, Fleming (Amelia Lost, rev. 3/11; The Family Romanov, rev. 7/14) creates a cohesive and comprehensive biography of a charismatic, flawed figure. Charles Lindbergh made history with his 1927 solo transatlantic flight from New York City to Paris, and the resulting fame kept him in the public eye for the rest of his life.
The Rise and Fall of Charles Lindbergh
by Candace Fleming
Middle School, High School Schwartz & Wade/Random 364 pp. g
2/20 978-0-525-64654-9 $18.99
Library ed. 978-0-525-64655-6 $21.99
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Stitching together important life events, insightful anecdotes, and primary sources, Fleming (Amelia Lost, rev. 3/11; The Family Romanov, rev. 7/14) creates a cohesive and comprehensive biography of a charismatic, flawed figure. Charles Lindbergh made history with his 1927 solo transatlantic flight from New York City to Paris, and the resulting fame kept him in the public eye for the rest of his life. Notoriously, Lindbergh and his wife were victims of the "Crime of the Century," when their infant son was kidnapped and murdered. Fleming examines the forces that shaped Lindbergh, from his early childhood to his extraordinary work ethic to his keen appreciation of all things scientific and mechanical. But there was a dark side to Lindbergh, too. From an early age he considered himself a "superior specimen," physically and genetically; chose friends out of expediency; lived a life ruled by exacting checklists. His marriage was marred by sexism, misogyny, narcissism, and adultery, while his political views were even worse: a Nazi sympathizer, he unapologetically espoused racism, xenophobia, and white supremacy. Fleming employs a deft hand here: she doesn't draw contemporary parallels, but they will be easy enough for young readers to see (especially in the prologue, which describes a 1941 America First rally virtually indistinguishable from a Trump rally). It's not easy to write the biography of a person who elicits, by turns, admiration, sympathy, and revulsion, but Fleming has accomplished this juggling act, and in doing so, she has created a historical narrative that couldn't feel more contemporary. A bibliography, source notes, and an index are appended; a twenty-four-page section of black-and-white photographs is inserted in the center.
From the January/February 2020 Horn Book Magazine.
Jonathan Hunt
Jonathan Hunt is the coordinator of library media services at the San Diego County Office of Education.
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How can it be that a review of a Lindbergh biography fails to use the term "antisemitism?" Instead, you refer to his generic racism and xenophobia, his sexism, and white supremacy. Omitting this central part of Lindbergh's life, of the man who, in his infamous Des Moines speech and on many other occasions specifically pointed to Jews as the causes of the world's problems, is inexplicable. Could you imagine a similarly cautious review of a book about an infamous racist whose target was principally any other group besides Jews, calling its subject admirable and charismatic? I'm sure this book has some valuable material, but I am disturbed by this troubling avoidance of the truth. Lindbergh was one of the most notorious antisemites in modern American history, right at the time when such views would result in the destruction of Europe's Jews.
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Beyond all doubt, Google stands out to be one of the top and leading Multinational technology companies in the world that offer a wide range of Internet-related services and products. However, it is entirely impossible to access some of Google's services and products without creating an account with the company. But when you access the google account sign up, you will be able to use access some of its important personal and Business Services and Products. A Google account gives you access to a wide range of Google products such as Gmail, YouTube, Google Ads, and a lot more with the same Username and password.
There is no limit to the number of Google account, you can sign Up for. You can quickly and easily add or create a new account and also new all your accounts to your existing account to be able to switch between different accounts. If you have already signed Up for a Gmail account, then you already have a Google account because a Gmail account is the same as a Google account. Meanwhile, to successfully create a new Google or Gmail account, you will need to provide your basic information. Keep reading this article, to find out more about the Google Account Sign Up.
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In this part of the article, we will be showing you some easy and simple steps and guidelines to follow to create a new Gmail account. As mentioned earlier, certain requirements need to meant before you can successfully sign Up for Google. Some of these requirements include your First and Last name, Username, Password, and Mobile number.
However, you can create a Gmail account without a Phone Number. This is because the Phone Number is optional for all users who will like to sign Up for a new Google Account. You can register for a Gmail account for yourself, your child, or your business. Also, you can either create an account with a new email address or you can use your existing email address to sign Up for a new account with Google. Here are the steps and guidelines to follow.
Gmail Sign Up New Account
Open your device web browser
Visit the official sign-Up page of Google
Enter your First and last name
Create an email address @gmail.com
Click on Next
Enter a Phone number (Optional)
Input a Recovery email address (Optional)
Finally, click on Next to complete the sign-Up process and your Google account will automatically be created and you will gain access to it.
How to Sign Up for Google Account With An Existing Email Address
Visit the Google Sign in page
Tap on Create Account
Below the Username page, click on use My current email address instead
Enter the email address
Tap on next
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Enter the code to verify your account
Click on verify
Once you click on the verify icon, your Google account will be created and you will gain access to it. Now you can start accessing and using all the Google Services and Products with the same username and Password.
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Our forests, landscapes and backyards look and feel somehow different than they were a decade ago. The songbirds sing less, the grasses look and feel unfamiliar and vines climb like giant webs strangling our favorite trees. The native plants, insects and wildlife are being taken over by foreign invaders and these non-natives are winning.
Fertilizers have altered the soil composition and foreign plants have been introduced to the area. The non-native plants have no insect or mammal predators to keep them under control. They're able to take over areas and create wastelands for native wildlife. So, the native plants no longer flourish and in some cases, are becoming extinct.
Rod Christie, the Executive Director of the Mianus River Gorge, explains it in the January 29th Outdoor Observer, and asks "Should We Accept the New Norm?"
He explains that there's some benefit to native birds because they provide structural nesting and a resting habitat. And native birds do eat their seeds. We know this because birds transport the seeds everywhere. Biologists believe these may be less nutritious.
But, most significantly, these non-native plants are not providing food for our native insects. If the native insects are not able to thrive, the non-native insects will continue to replace them and non-native animals will dominate.
"I recently saw a presentation by Doug Tallamy, University of Delaware, which pointed out that on any one native oak tree one may find thousands of caterpillars. And even more important, those thousands may be hundreds of different species. Why is this so important? Because many birds and other predators feed their young almost exclusively on high protein and fat containing caterpillars. Each spring they target specific native trees and shrubs to supply the thousands of caterpillars they need to raise a nest of young. And with a diversity of insect species on each tree, they are not out of luck if a certain insect population is low that year--they can mix and match to find the numbers they need.
With plants being the start of most food chains, non-natives are a dead end for native predators. With less insects there are fewer birds, small mammals, and so on all the way up the food chain. When natives are present, wildlife can easily feed and rear young, but non-natives actually function as a sink – sucking up time and energy without the food reward. The result is non-native plants that thrive without any insect or mammal predators to keep them under control, enabling them to take over areas and create dead zones for native wildlife."
1. Remove invasive plants and vines.
2. Replant with native species... but choose those that will do the most good. Oaks, cherry trees, willows, birch, and maple (Acer), which host great quantities of caterpillars.


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Biografia
Popolare artista, iniziò a lavorare fin da bambino nel circo e, quindi, nel music hall.
La sua carriera di attore e regista, nonché di sceneggiatore (il suo nome appare nella sceneggiatura di due film), cominciò nel 1909 nel Regno Unito e durò solo sei anni, finendo nel 1915.

Nel 1909, girò Three-Fingered Kate: Her Second Victim, the Art Dealer, secondo episodio di una serie di gran successo interpretata da sua sorella Ivy Martinek, un'artista circense diventata attrice. Nei due anni seguenti, Martinek firmò ancora altri quattro episodi del serial che, in totale, conta sette titoli.

Come regista, girò quasi un centinaio di film. Fece l'attore in circa trenta pellicole lavorando quasi sempre per la British & Colonial Kinematograph Company, la società di produzione londinese con cui aveva iniziato la sua carriera cinematografica.

Filmografia
La filmografia è completa

Regista

 Shipmates (1909)
 Her Lover's Honour (1909)
 Three-Fingered Kate: Her Second Victim, the Art Dealer (1909)
 The Professor's Twirly-Whirly Cigarettes (1909)
 Drowsy Dick's Dream (1909)
 The Baby, the Boy, and the Teddy Bear (1910)
 A Deal in Broken China (1910)
 Three-Fingered Kate: Her Victim the Banker (1910)
 What Happened to the Dog's Medicine (1910)
 Wanted a Bath Chair Attendant (1910)
 The Butler's Revenge (1910)
 Playing Truant (1910)
 The Kid's Kite (1910)
 A Plucky Lad (1910)
 A Cheap Removal (1910)
 Trust Those You Love (1910)
 The Tables Turned (1910)
 His Master's Voice (1910)
 When Women Join the Force (1910)
 Three-Fingered Kate: The Episode of the Sacred Elephants (1910)
 The Artist's Ruse (1910)
 Only Two Little Shoes (1910)
 Marie's Joke with the Flypapers (1910)
 Lost, a Monkey (1910)
 Drowsy Dick Dreams He's a Burglar (1910)
 The Prehistoric Man (1911)
 Billy's Book on Boxing (1911)
 A Tangle of Fates (1911)
 Her Father's Photograph (1911)
 The Misadventures of Bill the Plumber (1911)
 Giles' First Visit to London (1911)
 Accidents Will Happen (1911)
 Wanted, Field Marshals for the Gorgonzola Army (1911)
 The Wild, Wild Westers (1911)
 The Sacred '?' Elephant (1911)
 The Plum Pudding Stakes (1911)
 A Comrade's Treachery (1911)
 Quits (1911)
 A Noble Revenge (1911)
 The King's Peril (1911)
 A Soldier's Honour (1911)
 The Puritan Maid (1911)
 The Old Gardener (1912)
 The Battalion Shot (1912)
 Two Bachelor Girls (1912)
 Yiddle and His Fiddle (1912)
 The Gentleman Ranker (1912)
 Three-Fingered Kate: The Case of the Chemical Fumes (1912)
 The Bliggs Family at the Zoo (1912)
 A Deal in Crockery (1912)
 Her Bachelor Guardian (1912)
 Dora (1912)
 Autumn Roses (1912)
 Three-Fingered Kate: The Pseudo-Quartette
 Lieutenant Daring and the Plans of the Minefields (1912)
 Don Q and the Artist (1912)
 Don Q, How He Treated the Parole of Gevil Hay (1912)
 Don Q, How He Outwitted Don Luis (1912)
 A Child, a Wand and a Wish (1912)
 The First Chronicles of Don Q: The Dark Brothers of the Civil Guard (1912)
 Lily of Letchworth Lock, co-regia Percy Moran (1912)
 Sagacity Versus Crime (1913)
 In the Grip of Death (1913)
 Stock Is as Good as Money (1913)
 With Human Instinct (1913)
 Signals in the Night (1913)
 His Maiden Aunt (1913)
 The Antique Vase (1913)
 Jobson's Luck (1913)
 The Sanctimonious Spinsters' Society (1913)
 The Chaplet of Pearls (1913)
 Reub's Little Girl (1913)
 The Nest on the Black Cliff (1913)
 The Mystery of the Old Mill (1914)
 The Hidden Witness (1914)
 The Friend in Blue (1914)
 A Warm Reception (1914)
 Black Roderick the Poacher (1914)
 The Rajah's Tiara (1914)
 The Power to Kill (1914)
 The Cornor House Burglary (1914)
 A Desperate Stratagem (1914)
 The Stolen Masterpiece (1914)
 The False Wireless (1914)
 In the Grip of Spies (1914)
 Harry the Swell (1915)
 The Clue of the Cigar Band (1915)
 The Deadly Model (1915)
 At the Torrent's Mercy
 The Octopus Gang (1915)
 The Ingrate (1915)
 Jim the Scorpion (1915)
 Glastonbury Past and Present

Attore

 Her Lover's Honour, regia di H.O. Martinek (1909)
 The Artist's Ruse, regia di H.O. Martinek (1910)
 Wanted, Field Marshals for the Gorgonzola Army, regia di H.O. Martinek (1911)
 The Wild, Wild Westers, regia di H.O. Martinek (1911)
 The Sacred '?' Elephant, regia di H.O. Martinek (1911)
 The Plum Pudding Stakes, regia di H.O. Martinek (1911)
 Yiddle and His Fiddle, regia di H.O. Martinek (1912)
 The Undergraduate's Visitor, regia di Charles Raymond (1912)
 The Winsome Widow, regia di Charles Raymond (1912)
 Lieutenant Daring Quells a Rebellion, regia di Charles Raymond (1912)
 The Mountaineer's Romance, regia di Charles Raymond (1912)
 From Cowardice to Honour, regia di Charles Raymond (1912)
 Don Q, How He Treated the Parole of Gevil Hay, regia di H.O. Martinek (1912)
 The Antique Vase, regia di H.O. Martinek (1913)
 Sagacity Versus Crime, regia di H.O. Martinek (1913)
 The Nest on the Black Cliff, regia di H.O. Martinek (1913)
 The Mystery of the Old Mill, regia di H.O. Martinek (1913)
 The Hidden Witness, regia di H.O. Martinek (1914)
 The Friend in Blue, regia di H.O. Martinek (1914)
 Black Roderick the Poacher, regia di H.O. Martinek (1914)
 A Desperate Stratagem, regia di H.O. Martinek (1914)
 The Stolen Masterpiece, regia di H.O. Martinek (1914)
 The False Wireless, regia di H.O. Martinek (1914)
 In the Grip of Spies, regia di H.O. Martinek (1914)
 Harry the Swell, regia di H.O. Martinek (1915)
 The Clue of the Cigar Band, regia di H.O. Martinek (1915)
 The Deadly Model, regia di H.O. Martinek (1915)

Sceneggiatore

 Her Lover's Honour, regia di H.O. Martinek (1909)
 The Old Gardener, regia di H.O. Martinek (1912)

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Collegamenti esterni

Cinema muto britannico


Feiglin: Never before has a party been established in Israel that respects the citizen and his intelligence.
Moshe Feiglin's Zehut party on Wednesday evening launched its election campaign at an event held at the Tel Aviv Fairgrounds and attended by Zehut candidates and party supporters.
"From here, Israel is embarking this evening on a new road. We are taking the amazing energy from here to every corner of Israel. We cannot waste another generation on leadership without a purpose," Feiglin stressed.
Feiglin was followed by the three candidates who were ranked in the top three spots on Zehut's Knesset list.
"And here comes someone crazy enough not to play the game and pay a price for it. Feiglin could have been one of Netanyahu's yes men today, with a good job and a handsome salary, but yet this crazy man would rather tell his truth and go with it all the way," added Wilcherski.


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Q: Renaming file in scripts I want to rename IGNORE_NAMES_20140606-2014-06-06.txt file to IGNORE_NAMES_20140606.txt.
I don't want to use the command below as I want to do it through a shell script.
cp -p IGNORE_NAMES_20140606-2014-06-06.txt IGNORE_NAMES_20140606.txt

A: f=IGNORE_NAMES_20140606-2014-06-06.txt
mv "$f" "${f%%-*}.txt"


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Reopenings Oct. 14, 2014
Colors Comes Back to Life As a Gluten-Free, Living-Wage-Paying Restaurant
The restaurant has a "new and improved" menu and guiding principle. Photo: Gavin Thomas
Yesterday Colors, the East Village venue that originally opened in 2006 as a cooperative owned and operated by former employees of Windows on the World, made a surprise comeback as a full-service restaurant on Lafayette Street. The space had been host to private events for some time and was more recently closed for two years, but is now newly renovated and serving "upscale comfort food" like pork meatballs in heirloom tomato sauce and buttermilk fried chicken with spiced honey and pommes purée.
The revived Colors is owned by ROC-United (Restaurant Opportunities Center), which opposes the Tipped Minimum Wage, and the reopening is timed with the nonprofit's One Fair Wage campaign. As such, it will pay a sustainable living wage to its workers. Chefs involved with the relaunch include Colt Taylor (One If by Land, Two If by Sea) and chef de cuisine Aaron Stein, formerly of Perla and Manzo at Eataly. Steven Picker (Good Restaurant), Barbara Sibley (La Palapa), and Rosanne Martino, general manager of One If by Land, Two If by Sea were also involved in the relaunch.
The restaurant was opened originally in 2006 by several workers who had been employed by Windows on the World, which was destroyed on September 11, 2001. Despite the early press and its unique position as an advocate of workers' rights, Colors was depicted as struggling to find a steady customer base a year later. "We're dead, doing 10 covers, 20 covers, 30 covers a night," its chef told the Times.
Thirty-five workers sued ROC-NY later that year, claiming that they had been shut out of the restaurant and they had no real ownership. The restaurant relaunched the following year with a "tighter chain of command" and a new chef, only to cease regular service shortly thereafter.
The latest reopening, however, comes after nearly two years of organized protests in favor or raising the minimum wage for workers, and widespread attention to workers' rights and startling new figures on sexual-harassment rates within the industry. Even the realm of gluten-free foods, which was fledgling in 2009, has turned into a multi-billion-dollar enterprise in 2014. "[W]e are reopening after being closed, renovated and rejuvenated," the restaurant's website notes.
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Princess Louise Augusta was married to Frederik Christian of Augustenborg in 1786. She was the mother of Caroline Mathilde, the Queen of Christian VIII.
Louise Augusta was officially the daughter of Christian VII and Queen Caroline Mathilde, but it is almost certain that the King's physician, J.F. Struensee, was her real father. She was separated from her biological parents soon after the disclosure of their relationship. Caroline Mathilde was expelled and Struensee was executed the year after the birth of Louise Augusta.
After her political marriage to Duke Frederik Christian of Augustenborg, the couple lived for a long period at Christiansborg Palace, where Louise Augusta was often the centre of Court life. Through her whole life she had a close relationship with her brother, Frederik VI, whom she supported, also after he and her husband came into political disagreement.
J.F. Struensee, 1824
Portrait of Count J.F. Struensee. Copy by Hans Hansen, 1824, of original by Jens Juel.
Caroline Mathilde, 1771
Caroline Mathilde. Copy of original by Jens Juel from 1771.
Louise Augusta, 1771
Portrait of Princess Louise Augusta as a child. Pastel by H.P. Sturz, 1771.
15 Christian VII's Room
This room, together with Frederik V's Cabinet and Frederik VI's Room, was designed in 1782 1784 for the Royal Coin Cabinet after drawings by Johannes Wiedewelt.
Johann Friedrich Struensee
J.F. Struensee was born in Germany. He was educated in Halle and worked after that as a physician in Altona. In 1768, Struensee became physician to the mentally ill Christian VII, and after having travelled with the King, he moved to Copenhagen.
Caroline Amalie
Caroline Amalie became Queen of Denmark in 1839. She was the daughter of Duke Friedrich Christian of Augustenborg and Princess Louise Augusta. In 1815 she married Prince Christian Frederik, later King Christian VIII.
Caroline Mathilde became the Queen of Denmark in 1766, when she married Christian VII. She was a sister of King George III of Great Britain. Caroline Mathilde was the mother of Frederik VI and Princess Louise Augusta.
16 Frederik VI's Room	15 Christian VII's Room	Louise Augusta, 1791	Louise Augusta, 1771	Louise Augusta	J.F. Struensee, 1824	Johann Friedrich Struensee	Frederik VI	Caroline Mathilde	Caroline Amalie