POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR

First certificates this week to the following students: James Temple 8DMJ; Poppy Coleman 9AJB; Sarah Clarke 9NJ; Becky Revell 9JAW; Gillian Sadler 9TET; Kirsty Fisher 9AJB; Carly Skyrme 9TET; Jemma Owen 9TET; Emma Bartlett 8SJH; Louise Andrews 9JES; Matthew Birch 9JES; Arran Torok 7SHD; James Dick 7JJP; Jadie Sebo 7RD; Berian Jones 9AMF; Victoria Attwell 9JCT; Wesley Josey 9TET; James Nicholas 9TET.

Second certificates to: Shane Roberts 8SJH; Chris Hughes 9ECH; Jane Elliott 8DMJ; Deborah Nicholas 9ECH; Charlotte Osborne 9JES; Emily Hughes 9JES; Harriet Merrony 9JES; Oliver Johnson 8SJH; Chris Birkett 9JES; Lewis Hurlow 9AJB; Cheryl Badham 9NJ; Hannah Walters 7JJP; Jessica Ormonde 9ECH; Ceri Worcester 9ECH; Sophie Wooles 9JCT; Leanne Jones 8SJH; Tim Lewis 9ECH; Sophie Davies 7SAR; Kate Saunders 9AJB; Phoebe Osborne 8SJH; Philip Ratcliffe 9JW; Freya Rowlands 9JW; Camilla Beck 7SAR; Sophie Fleming 9TET; Gillian Sadler 9TET; Jemma Owen 9TET; Louise Andrews 9JES; Matthew Birch 9JES; Arran Torok 7SHD; James Dick 7JJP; Jadie Sebo 7RH; Victoria Attwell 9JCT; Wesley Josey 9TET.

Third certificates: Danny Harries 7LJR; Shari Bates 7SJE; Jack Barritt 7SJE; Chris Mills 8DMJ; Sophie Stanford 8SJH; Lorna Sutton 9ECH; Andrew Compton 8DMJ; Hannah Morgan 9ECH; Samantha Nixon 9ECH; Stevie O'Neill 9ECH; Tony Thomas 9JES; Charlotte Osborne 9JES; Emily Hughes 9JES; Lauren Osborne 9JES; Hannah Walters 7JJP; Luke Hodges 8DMJ; Sophie Davies 7SAR; Gabriella Servini 8DMJ; Kirsty Bartlett 7JJP; Sion Jenkins 9JW; Freya Rowlands 9JW; Camilla Beck 7SAR; Jemma Owen 9TET; Matthew Birch 9JES; Arran Torok 7SHD; Jadie Sebo 7RH.

Fourth certificates: Danny Harries 7LJR; Thomas Edwards 8SJH; James Phillips 7SJE; Robert Clarke 7JJP; Matthew Tebbutt 7SJE; Hannah Walters 7JJP; Luke Hodges 8DMJ.

Bronze certificates to: Aimee Stevens 7LJR; Danny Harries 7LJR; Owen Renault 8SJH; James Phillips 7SJE; Callum Apps 7LJR; Hannah Jones 7LJR.

Silver certificates to: Daniel Treharne 9AMF; Robert Whitfield 7LJR.

Final number of certificates issued to our students this year: 1st certficates - 479; 2nd - 289; 3rd - 148; 4th - 71; bronze - 33; silver - 11; gold - 3; gold +1 - 2. This makes a total of 1,038 certificates gained by students in Years 7, 8 and 9.

LOWER SCHOOL DRAMA COMPETITION

This long-awaited day has arrived for many budding thespians at Greenhill School who have been busily rehearsing for the popular Drama Competition, which takes place today.

The winners of the competition will then embark on visits to local primary schools to perform their successful play.

CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT

Concert at the De Valence: Supporters of Greenhill School have been busy helping Mr. Rapi organise a concert, to include the Orchestra and Jazz Band and feature Tenby Male Choir. The De Valence Pavilion has been booked for Friday, June 29, at 8 pm.

Tickets are available for the Creative Arts Department, Dales Music Shop and members of SOGO, and cost £4 (£3 for concessions). If you wish to buy your tickets on the door, they will be slightly dearer at £5 (£4 for concessions).

The promise of a pleasant evening's entertainment awaits.

Chamber Orchestra visit to San Francisco: There is only one last chance to hear the Chamber Orchestra play their programme before their impending visit to San Francisco - at St. Mary's Church on Monday, July 2, at 8 pm. Share in Mozart's music and listen to the orchestra's fine interpretation of it, ambassadors worthy of the musical talent in Tenby. Come and hear for yourself.

CRICKET TOUR

Talented cricketers: Year 8 students Stephen Handicott and Adam Hughes recently played for the West Wales Under 13s cricket squad on a mini-tour to Coventry and again at Haverfordwest on Wednesday, June 20. We are delighted to support their success, and will watch their progress with pride.

PTA BARBECUE

The PTA's barbecue and social evening has been organised for Friday, July 6, at Tenby Sailing Club, starting at 7.30 pm. As well as the barbecue, there will also be live music. Tickets cost £4 per person, and can be obtained by ringing either the school or the following number, 01646 651293. It is sure to be a great evening, and everyone is very welcome to attend, so please come along if you can.

LIBRARY COMPETITION

Students were invited to enter a competition to devise a new reading challenge, to follow in the recent Reading Olympics and Reading Rollercoaster challenges. Many students in Years 7, 8 and 9 entered, but the winning entry was that of Charles Goldwait and Tom Edwards, both of Year 8.

They created 'Around the world in six months', where readers travel the world through 12 main cities. For example: at the London stop, readers would need to read a play; at Rome, readers would need to read a historical book, and so on. Six cities have to be read, and the last six are free choices of cities, and categories! They each win a day ticket to Heatherton.

200 CLUB CHANGES

The PTA committee meeting this month discussed the arrangements of the 200 Club and decided to change the start date of this year's club from March to September, to bring the club into line with the school year. This means this year's club will now finish in August 2002 and not March.

The committee agreed to increase the cost of each number to £12, the cost having remained unaltered for over four years.

Existing club members will not face any increase in the costs until their current subscription expires, in August 2002. Renewals in September 2002 will be at £12 per number.

If existing members wish to discuss this change or cancel their current subscription, please contact Phil Bromby, Green Tree House, Serpentine Road, Tenby, tel. 842469.