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Belgium & France 2018 Parent Information Evening | Tuesday 27 th March 2018 Bonjour: Parents Information Evening Agenda Tuesday 27 th March 2018 Welcome Medication TG Staff on trip Equipment Itinerary Behaviour


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Belgium & France 2018

Parent Information Evening | Tuesday 27th March 2018

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Bonjour: Parents’ Information Evening

Agenda – Tuesday 27th March 2018

  • Welcome
  • TG Staff on trip
  • Itinerary
  • Groups
  • Roomings
  • Student Money – Bank
  • Medication
  • Equipment
  • Behaviour Expectations
  • Contact Information
  • Parent Action Points
  • Questions
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Staff Profiles

Mr A. Corbett Tour Leader/ Year 10 Football Mrs C. Maisey Key Stage 4 Netball Mr A. Paszkowski Key Stage 4 Rugby Mr K. Hindley Year 9 Football Mr J. Bowles Year 9 Football Miss A. Carter Key Stage 4 Netball

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ITINERARY

Sunday 27th May 2018

  • Students arrive to TGAS for 6:45AM (MEET IN THE SPORTS HALL)
  • Coach departs TGAS
  • Coach arrives in Brussels for 19:00P
  • Check in to the accommodation: De Blauwput, Leuven and walk around the local area. Evening Meal 1 at the accommodation.

Monday 28th May 2018 Following breakfast at the hotel we embark upon a morning training session in our squads. Board our coach and depart for an excursion to Walibi Theme Park where we will enjoy lunch in the park. Depart the theme park for our first fixture of the tour. Return from the fixture for Evening Meal 2 at the accommodation. Tuesday 29th May 2018 Breakfast followed by a morning excursion into Brussels for sightseeing of the capital city followed by a visit to Planete Chocolate for a demonstration in the art

  • f chocolate making. This is including an opportunity to taste the famous Belgium chocolate. Lunch in the local area before departing for the second fixture of

the tour. Return from the fixture for Evening Meal 3 at the accommodation. Wednesday 30th May 2018 Early morning breakfast before spending the day enjoying the excitement of Disneyland Paris. An opportunity to explore both parks, enjoying as many rides as possible before heading to Disney Village for our Evening Meal 4 at Planet Hollywood. Prior to departure watch the evening fireworks before boarding the coach to return to the accommodation. Thursday 31st May 2018 Breakfast before departing to explore one of Europe's most iconic capital cities. Our first visit is the Stade de France Stadium for a guided tour. Enjoy the self- guided walk towards the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysees and Place de la Conorde. There are numerous spots at which to enjoy lunch and get some incredible photos. Following a great morning of sightseeing, return to our coach for our onward journey to our third match fixture. Return back to the accommodation for Evening Meal 5 and the end of tour awards. Friday 1st June 2018 Following breakfast, collect your luggage and check-out of the accommodation

  • Coach departs Paris for 11:00AM
  • Coach arrives to TGAS for 22:40PM
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Excursions & Events

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Groups & Assigned Group Leader

Mr A. Corbett No. Name 1 Luke Friend 2 Ben Clarke 3 Alastair Manson 4 Stuart Lee 5 Sam Peers 6 Jonathon Ford 7 Matthew Irons 8 Tom Askin 9 Robert Ots 10 Rohan Kumar 11 Lucas Gaynor 12 Matt Jordan Mrs C. Maisey & Miss A Carter No. Name 1 Sophie Murray 2 Lillie-Belle Dixon 3 Deanna Carr 4 Leah Clements 5 Rebecca Marshall 6 Georgia Frain 7 Sophia Francis 8 Henna Rasool 9 Lara Fenner 10 Katie Roberts 11 Rebecca Veal 12 Carys Davies Mr J. Bowles No. Name 1 Alex Capezio 2 Liam Sargent 3 Dylan Shepherd 4 Ellis Jones 5 Charlie Panayiotou 6 Tom Curran 7 Harry Cordiner-Barton 8 Josh Richards 9 Ben Steele Mr K. Hindley No. Name 1 Louis Choong 2 Joe Masterson 3 Charlie Francis 4 Haaris Tasab 5 Esah Khan 6 James Tait 7 George Ward 8 Jamie Galley 9 Ellis Crook-Lennon Mr A. Paszkowski No. Name 1 Louis Holland 2 Will Gupwell 3 Tom Ward 4 Woody Pearce 5 Nathan Roberts 6 Adam Bellard 7 Haani Ahmad 8 Harrison Burke 9 Max Burke 10 Max Prosser 11 Alec Prosser

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Roomings

Arrangements will be made soon Look out for a notice to go and sign up for a room on Mr A. Corbett’s door in WG16/Sports Hall Office.

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Student Money

  • We advise that students take no more than

€200 with them as spending money on the trip.

  • Breakfast and evening meals are included in

the price of the tour.

  • Students will be required to purchase lunch

throughout the trip.

  • Any additional snacks must be purchased by

students.

  • Please take into account when sending with

spending money.

  • We will be running a Money Bank with each

group leader that all students will need to use.

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What medication should I take with me?

  • Any medication needs to be bagged and clearly labelled. This needs to

have your NAME and DOSAGE written on and handed to your group leader on arrival at the coaches.

  • Students who carry inhalers will be required to carry this on them at ALL
  • TIMES. If you have a spare inhaler, please pass this to your group leader
  • n arrival at the coaches.
  • EPIPENS will need to be carried by students with any spare EPIPENS

passed to group leaders on arrival at the coaches. (Please note all staff have received training to administer EPIPEN treatment)

  • The trip will entail a coach and ferry crossing, with this in mind any

students who may suffer from travel sickness, please pass on this medication to your group leader on arrival at the coaches.

  • All staff will have a reserve of first aid provisions should they be

required.

  • Parents/guardians, feel free to speak to the staff about any specific

issues with medication at the end of the information evening.

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Equipment

  • A watch or phone with alarm

capability

  • European plug adapter
  • Phone charger
  • Sun cream & After sun (Just in

case!)

  • Medication if needed(speak to

group leader)

  • Smaller bags you may use for day

times and excursions

  • Towel
  • Camera & charger

What general items do I need to bring?

  • You will need to pack a sensible

amount of clothes for the evenings and days when you will be on excursions

  • At least 1 pair of comfortable

shoes for excursions

  • T-shirts
  • Jeans/Trousers/Joggers for

evening

  • Something to sleep in
  • Waterproof
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Sporting Equipment

  • Personal first aid kit (plasters / antiseptic wipes)
  • Football Boots (Moulds/Studs/Astroturf)
  • Sports Trainers
  • Football/ Rugby Shorts/ Netball skort
  • Gum Shield/ Shin Pads
  • Tour Hoodie

What sporting equipment do I need to bring?

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Updating Student Information

  • Mr Corbett has received all of the students vital

information in relation to emergency contacts, doctors surgery, food requirements

  • At the end of today’s meeting please catch up with your

group leader to check all of these key details so we can ensure that there is nothing that has changed.

  • Any updated information after the meeting, please

contact your group leader.

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Behaviour Expectations

  • Students are expected to behave responsibly at all times.
  • Teachers must be treated with respect at all times.
  • Rooms are expected to be kept tidy.
  • Any damage caused to the hotel will be billed to student upon return.
  • Attendance at all meal times and all excursions is compulsory.
  • Smoking, alcohol and drugs are strictly forbidden.
  • Students are allowed to bring mobile phones, iPod, mp3 players etc, but at their
  • wn risk.
  • Leisure time will be available, students must remain within their groups and

must always stay in groups of 3 people or larger

  • All curfews must be met without exception.

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General Standards

“It’s very difficult to be successful without key core values. They are called old-fashioned values but they have never been more modern: RESPECT, GOOD MANNERS, GOOD TIME- KEEPING, PRIDE, PASSION, HARD WORK, BELIEF AND INTEGRITY. They are the glue that holds everything together”

Sean Dyche - Manager – Burnley Football Club

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Tour Expected Standards

  • Respect: Staff, general public, touring party and opposition
  • Good Manners: Avoid noise and other behaviour which might cause inconvenience to other students and members of the

public

  • Good Time-Keeping: Punctual to all events, curfews and meet times
  • Pride: Behave at all times in a manner which bring credit to themselves, teachers and the Academy
  • Passion: Desire to organise yourself and others to ensure that you maximise the trip
  • Hard Work: Participate fully in activities
  • Belief: 100% as a team and Academy throughout
  • Integrity: Respect and cooperate with all requests and requirements
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Emergency Contact Information

  • The emergency phone number for you to contact while we’re on the trip is:

TBC via a letter

  • In case of any emergency we will contact the parents/guardians at the first
  • pportunity
  • Daily updates and pictures will be provided via:

@TGAS_PE

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If you have any further questions after tonight's meeting, please email:

  • ffice@solihull.tgacademy.org.uk

FAO: Mr A. Corbett Paris/Brussels 2018 If you wish to speak to a member of staff at the end

  • f the evening, we would be

happy to answer any questions

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Belgium & France 2018

Parent Information Evening | Tuesday 27th March 2018