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The inspection was carried out by one of Her Majesty's Inspectors and three Additional Inspectors.
Description of the school
The school is larger than the average Middle school in size. Most pupils are of White British heritage. The prosperity of the area served by the school is varied, though a large minority of pupils come from an area of significant economic and social deprivation. The percentage of pupils entitled to free school meals is below average. The number of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is just above the national average, though the percentage with a formal statement of special educational needs is well below. Pupils' attainment on entry is broadly average.
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Grade: 3
Oakfield is a satisfactory and improving school. Standards are broadly average by the end of Years 6 and 8. In relation to pupils' starting points when they enter the school, their progress and achievement are satisfactory. However, while the most able pupils do well, too few of the other pupils who are capable of doing so achieve the higher grades in national tests and examinations. Standards are not yet consistently high enough in English, mathematics and science. This is because teaching and learning, whilst improving, have yet to achieve a consistently good standard across the school. The effective headteacher and senior leadership team have maintained the school's performance at a satisfactory level for several years. Since the last inspection, they have taken suitable steps to promote improvement; pupils' personal development and well-being and the curriculum are now better than at that time. The school is now poised to make further improvement. Staff and pupils have been set clear direction and expectations that are focused firmly on better teaching and learning, and raising achievement and standards. The school monitors teaching and pupils' progress well and has clearly identified the key areas for development. Improvements in pupils' personal development, in the curriculum, in standards in English and lower ability boys' achievements and the success in increasing attendance show that the school has the necessary capacity for further improvement. However, not all middle managers are monitoring and improving their subjects with suitable rigour, and self-evaluation is not used diagnostically enough to identify the most effective action needed to improve pupils' performance. The great majority of parents are supportive of the school and feel they are consulted; a minority are concerned about pupils' behaviour and say that the school does not seek their views or those of their children. However, inspectors judge that behaviour is good in lessons and around the school and that the school does take account of parents' and pupils' views. As one parent wrote to inspectors, 'Any concerns we have raised have been effectively and sensitively dealt with.' Pupils' personal development and well-being are good. They enjoy school, as shown by their good attendance; they adopt healthy lifestyles and are willing to take on responsibilities. Pupils also develop secure competence in workplace and enterprise skills. The school provides a good level of care, guidance and support for all pupils, particularly the most vulnerable and those with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. Suitable arrangements are in place for safeguarding pupils. The school works effectively in partnership with outside agencies and local schools to promote pupils' well-being.
Teaching and learning are satisfactory, and often good in Years 5 and 6. Teachers make clear to pupils what they are to learn and use their subject expertise well in their planning and teaching. Information and communication technology (ICT) and teaching assistants are used effectively to support teaching and learning. However, teachers' expectations are not always high enough and pupils are not always challenged sufficiently, particularly to improve their writing. Pupils are aware of their academic targets. However, the frequency and quality of marking is not consistently good across the school. As a result, some pupils do not always know what they have to do to improve their work. The school's curriculum meets pupils' needs and capabilities well. Extra-curricular activities enrich students' learning and make a good contribution to their enjoyment, to their personal development and to their achievement. Parents' satisfaction with the school is reflected in the words of one parent whose son at first had worries about transferring to a bigger school: 'He is now very happy to go to school and has made good progress throughout the year both personally and academically.'
What the school should do to improve further
- Improve pupils' achievement and standards, particularly those of middle and lower ability pupils, in English, mathematics and science.
- Ensure teaching is challenging for all pupils and that expectations of the standards they are capable of attaining are high enough, particularly in writing.
- Ensure that the frequency and quality of the marking of pupils' work is consistently good so all pupils know what they need to do to improve.
- Use self-evaluation more diagnostically to inform improvement planning and make sure that all middle managers monitor provision in their subjects rigorously.
A small proportion of the schools whose overall effectiveness is judged satisfactory but which have areas of underperformance will receive a monitoring visit by an Ofsted inspector before their next section 5 inspection.
Achievement and standards
Grade: 3
The standards attained by pupils at the end of Year 6 in 2007 were broadly average. None was significantly below average. Improvements were made in mathematics and in English from 2006 when pupils' standards were below average in English. The latest assessments by the school show pupils' current standards in Year 6 are similar to last year and the improvements in English have been maintained. This was reflected in lessons seen during the inspection, which also indicated that pupils' progress in many subjects is improving. In relation to pupils' attainment on entry to the school, their progress and achievement are satisfactory by the end of Year 6. The most able pupils make good progress and no groups of pupils underperform. Lower ability boys' achievement was significantly lower than other groups in 2007; however, this has improved this year because of the increased support provided for them. The school recognises that literacy, particularly writing, is an area for improvement and has introduced suitable strategies to do this. It also knows that further work is necessary to ensure that more pupils reach the higher levels in English, mathematics and science.
Standards in Year 8 have been broadly average for the last two years. Pupils maintain this level of attainment by the end of Year 9 in the upper school to which they transfer. In respect to pupils' starting points when they enter Oakfield School, they progress satisfactorily and their achievement is satisfactory by the time they leave.
Personal development and well-being
Grade: 2
Pupils of all ages enjoy their education and exhibit the personal skills and attributes of confident and considerate young people. This is demonstrated by their good behaviour, positive relationships with staff, enthusiasm and good attitudes in lessons, and high participation rates in extra-curricular activities. They appreciate and respond positively to the school's rewards system and wear their merit badges with pride. Playground 'buddies' support younger children well. Pupils' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is good, as shown by the warm relationships between pupils, and their sensitive understanding of other cultures. Pupils and parents speak positively about the school as a safe place to be. They are confident that the rare instances of bullying are dealt with swiftly and effectively. Pupils are aware of the need to eat well and stay healthy; a great many participate in sport and exercise.
Pupils make the most of the many opportunities open to them to contribute to the school and wider community, particularly through performing arts events, fund raising for charities, education/business ventures and sports activities. They are keen to take responsibility, for example, by older pupils helping younger pupils with their reading and raising issues about their learning through the curriculum council. However, opportunities for developing leadership skills are underdeveloped.
Quality of provision
Teaching and learning
Grade: 3
Teaching is improving but has not yet become consistently good enough to raise pupils' performance beyond a satisfactory level. It is stronger in Years 5 and 6 than in Years 7 and 8. Teachers communicate learning objectives to pupils effectively so that they know what they should achieve. They increasingly plan their lessons so that pupils interact with each other, conduct their own research and then present their findings to each other, which pupils find an interesting way to learn. As one parent wrote, 'Learning styles are engaging and lessons seem to be taught in a variety of ways.' Teachers have a good knowledge of their subjects and are confident in asking open-ended questions which get pupils to think for themselves. Classrooms are managed well and pupils listen attentively and work amicably with each other. Teaching assistants are deployed effectively to support pupils and help lessons run smoothly. Interactive whiteboards are used to good effect to motivate pupils. However, the level of expectations and challenge for pupils is uneven, and faster workers say that they often finish early and have to ask for extra work.
Pupils are increasingly involved in the assessment of their own work, for example through using 'marking ladders' in English, where they can apply criteria to evaluate what they have written. However, the frequency and quality of marking is variable. The best regularly reviews pupils' work, correcting carefully and providing suggestions for improvement. However, some marking is infrequent, superficial and too tolerant of unsatisfactory work habits, including poor presentation.
Curriculum and other activities
Grade: 2
The curriculum is planned well to build on learning in the first schools and to complement the learning opportunities in the upper school to which pupils subsequently go. It meets the needs and interests of all pupils, as well as national requirements. Provision for literacy and numeracy is satisfactory. Opportunities in ICT, modern foreign languages and the performing arts are good; all pupils study French and drama in Years 5 and 6 and they take a second modern language in Year 8. Physical education is also a strength and pupils respond enthusiastically to the varied sporting activities on offer, including an introduction to golf in Year 8. The most able pupils are catered for very well, as one parent wrote 'my child has benefited from the gifted and talented programme and leads a full and busy school life'. The school evaluates its curriculum regularly and well-considered improvements are to be introduced from September 2008.
A broad range of extra-curricular activities ensures that pupils can develop a range of sporting, artistic, performing and cultural skills. These are highly valued by students and taken up by a significant number. The school is rightly proud of the quality of its drama and music productions. A range of visits and community and business enterprise events enrich the curriculum and contribute much to pupils' personal development. Cooking and gardening clubs help to develop their knowledge about healthy eating. Year 8 pupils particularly enjoy their three-day residential visit to an outdoor activity centre which offers them challenge and opportunities to develop self-confidence and team-working skills.
Care, guidance and support
Grade: 2
Staff show high levels of care and concern for all pupils and each is valued and respected. All legal requirements for the safeguarding of pupils are in place. The school is committed to equality and demonstrates this in its practices. Racist incidents are rare and firmly tackled when they occur. Recent measures to improve attendance have been effective and have raised it to above the national average. The needs of all groups of pupils are provided for and the number of pupils excluded from school has declined. Pupils have a good understanding of the targets they are working towards in their learning. However, they sometimes do not know what they need to do to improve due to the variations in the quality of marking. Transition from first schools and to the upper school is well managed. Pupils are well informed about future career options. Pupils with additional needs or learning difficulties and/or disabilities are identified early and suitably supported, for example, pupils struggling with reading and writing have responded well to additional help. In respect to the value of this on her son's progress, one parent wrote, 'The special needs/learning support team have made a big difference.' The school works well with other agencies to ensure that pupils get any extra assistance they need.
Leadership and management
Grade: 3
The headteacher and senior leadership team provide clear strategic vision and direction for the school. Together, they are gradually overcoming the school's barriers to raising performance. A common sense of purpose is being created among all staff, which underpins a determination to improve. The impact of this is already evident in the good curriculum, care, guidance and support. It is starting to strengthen teaching, and is also helping to improve pupils' achievement and standards. However, the school recognises that further work is needed.
Middle managers are committed and their effectiveness is growing. However, there are variations in the quality of their self-evaluation, in their monitoring of the quality of provision in their subjects and in the extent to which they share good practice and challenge weaknesses. The leadership and management skills of middle managers are being developed through additional training and guidance from senior leaders. Effective procedures are used to monitor and evaluate the quality of teaching and learning, and the school is starting to use challenging targets to raise standards. Self-evaluation procedures result in an accurate identification of the school's strengths and areas for development. However, self-evaluation is not yet used sufficiently diagnostically to inform improvement planning so that the precise action needed is identified.
Despite many members of the governing body being relatively new, they fulfil their responsibilities effectively. They are well informed about the school's performance. As a result, they have a good awareness of the school's strengths and priorities for improvement. They support the school well and provide a good level of challenge.


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Gov. Sonny Perdue will sign a bill today requiring all Georgia public school students to take an annual fitness test.
The backers of HB 229 say the new state law will combat childhood obesity.
School systems will conduct an annual fitness test on students beginning with the 2011-12 school year. Students who meet "fitness benchmarks" will get rewarded, but kids who miss the mark won't get punished.
Similar bills have been introduced to the Legislature these past few years before backers finally succeeded with this one.
Do you think this test will actually help curb obesity in kids?
If not, why are schools being asked to solve this problem? Schools can change their menus and offer kids healthier meals while they're on campus. But is it a school's job to teach healthy living?
April 28th, 2009
10:26 am
I say that if the students have to take fitness tests, then it is only fair that the legislators do also. The first person in line should be Sonny-boy!
April 28th, 2009
10:41 am
Here's a novel idea: Many elementary schools–many, not all–have done away with competitive sports during PE. Students are no longer allowed to pick teams, keep scores, or play any game that could negatively impact the precious self esteem of another student. Just as in the classroom, the unable dictate what happens at the expense of the able.
Perhaps if we reintroduce competitive sports to these schools and allow students to keep scores and pick teams, the resulting peer pressure will begin to assert itself. Students will once again desire to be the best at something rather than have it spoon fed to them by the state. Self esteem and personal efficacy would increase. Students would learn that life is competition and that it doesn't have to be fair. Heck, it SHOULDN'T be fair.
I'm disgusted by this sense of egalitarianism in schools, and I'm shocked by the hubris of politicos who cry out for it one year only to bemoan the effects of anti-competition the next. Back in the day, we used to play football, baseball, soccer, and tag everyday during recess. Now students can't play football, baseball, and soccer because each sport requires the picking of teams, the keeping of scores, and endless physical exertion. They can't play tag because some kids are fat and slow and it's not fair for them to be made aware of that fact.
When does it all end!?
A few people have mentioned "Harrison Bergeron" in the past week, but I think that story applies more to elementary level PE than to anything else. Handicap the physically able so that the inept will feel better about themselves. Oh, and while you're doing that, figure out a way to make all of these fat kids skinny again.
April 28th, 2009
12:22 pm
This is the dumbest thing yet. If the kids don't test as fit — then what? "The good ones get rewarded, but the kids who miss the mark aren't punished." And what does THAT solve?
Not to say that the out-of-shape ones SHOULD be punished, mind you. But come ON, Mommy and Daddy know that their little darling weighs 270 lbs and subsists mostly on Little Debbie cakes, Cheetos and Gatorade, because they are the ones that are BUYING it for them. You think a little note from the school that Johnny or Judy failed their fitness test ("but they shouldn't feel bad about it!") is going to spark a complete change in lifestyle? Dreamers!
Bring back recess, make PE mandatory if the child is not playing a sport, and stop serving junk food in the cafeteria and the vending machines. Problem solved.
April 28th, 2009
1:59 pm
Consider that roughly 12% to 17% of americans are living below the federal poverty line at any given point in time, and roughly 40% falling below the poverty line at some point within a 10 year time span.
Then consider correlation between poverty and obesity which can be traced to agricultural policies and subsidies.
Then one can understand that obisetity is in fact largely caused by government. So why should they not be held responsible for helping eliminate it? Of course serving healthy meals in our schools would be more pro-active in halting the issue before it becomes aa problem.
April 28th, 2009
3:38 pm
What exactly does the fitness test consist of? Just because a child is overweight does not mean that he can't pass a fitness test. On the other hand, just because a child is a healthy, normal weight does not mean he can pass a fitness test.
April 28th, 2009
4:46 pm
not good for the fat kids
April 28th, 2009
6:06 pm
Look at the parents of the kids who fail the fitness test, and also find out how many hours per day are spent parked in front of the tv/computer/nintendo. THEN legislate.
Out of shape kids have out of shape parents (it isn't a priority). And I would be willing to say that the majority of our kids who are ADHD or BD spend 20 hours a week or more parked in front of a screen.
Legislate THAT.
April 28th, 2009
8:29 pm
This is one of the best examples implementing legislation that forces schools to do someone else's job. The lobbying group that help push this through is none other than the network of county health agencies and some doctors. On the surface, it sounds good for school to "help fight childhood obesity." If the legislators really wanted us to do something to improve physical fitness, they would not have robbed kids of PE time by making them participate in this assessment. They would have fully funded PE for every school to the level adequate for us to provide PE every day.
high school teacher makes a good point about who might or might not pass the test. My skinny son probably would not pass the test. But my slightly pudgy other son would. The test has not been developed yet, either.
May 3rd, 2009
5:48 pm
I taught school for 32 years. Why not let the children have recess again?? That would solve a LOT of problems. Most primary school students get only 15 minutes of recess a day.
May 5th, 2009
10:25 pm
V for Vendetta, you are one angry, spiteful person. Of course kids need to have PE again, and of course the kids need to participate in team sports where one team inevitably loses, but you certainly seem to relish the thought that some kids will always learn that life isn't fair by being picked last for teams. I've always wondered what value letting the children pick teams added except to make some kids feel unwanted. I'm not talking self esteem here — kids can be downright mean to each other when left to their own devices. Why not require PE where the adults are in charge of picking the teams, and the kids learn to win or lose based on luck of the draw? There is no added value in humiliating that future rocket scientist just because he's not that good at kickball It's about getting fit and healthy, not about who has the most social clout or physical prowess, after all. By the way, I wasn't picked last, but I always felt terrible for the ones that were. Some things (like humiliation over being picked last) don't really need to be passed on to future generations.


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Great school and staff. Well rounded curriculum. Wonderful service learning program. My daughter is in 4th and it's her first year there. She is very happy. School itself is new, clean and broken into pods which she loves. Teachers also team teach which I like.
we love Parr! The teachers really care, and the principal is outstanding and very involved. The PTA hosts many events, and the kids are very happy, as am I.
Ralph Parr Elementary is a wonderful school. My oldest son has attended Parr Elem. since the 1st grade and has loved being there, and now is in the 4th grade with no issues. My other two boys are in K, and 1st grade and also loves the school. It's very clean and nice on the inside as well as the outside.
First of all, let me say that the teachers and staff at Ralph Parr are fantastic!! My daughter has been going to this school since it first opened and she loves it. As I was reading through the other reviews one of them discussed disruptive behavior in the classroom. My daughter has told me that some of her classmates say bad words, run around the room and talk all the time during instruction. What really upsets my daughter and I is that it disrupts her learning and the whole class gets punished for these student's disruptive behaviors and has to sit out at recess or library time. I agree with the grandparent that it shouldn't be left up to the teacher to discipline every minute of the day. It is the parents responsibility to discipline their own children and stop being lazy.
Parr Elementary has major discipline problems. Which keeps the teachers from teaching and students from learning. Its not the teachers fault their hands are tied. Its the Principal and Parents you should blame for not doing their job. These disruptive students should not be in a classroom of students who want to learn. Parents ask your children about the bad students and ask what they say and do. You will be shocked! Help the teachers and complain to the principal and superintendent. Concerned Grand Parent!
My son has been going to this school from day one. All the teachers that he has had are kind and seem to care about the children. The nurse and all the ladies in the office are always nice. The only issue I have is with the parking. Knowing that there is a parking issue I think that the assemblies she be held on different days or have more time in between grades. Other than the parking issue I see no other problems.
Teething problems, lack of experience on many teacher's part, very poor parking mark this 'thrown together' school. Good parent involvement, especially concerning the access and parking problems. It may get better in time.
THE BEST PRINCIPAL!! Jane Kelling is refreshing and works HARD! Something we were not used to at Bauerschlag!Baurschlag's principal Ms Knight was not outgoing, enthusiastic or carin so disapointing and some of her teachers reflected the BLAH, that she exuded! We are thrilled to be in a wonderful, friendly, and enthusiatic environment!! Way to go Parr! Thank you!
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Sales of £187,000 in September 2011, including £69,000 in just ONE DAY!
As if a turnover of more than £600,000 in their first year wasn't enough, Oxford-based franchisees, Mike & Elaine Hurley, have just sold £187,000 in one month, shattering all previous Dream Doors records.
"We don't feel we are doing anything different than we've done before," says Mike. "We have a great concept, great products and we deliver on our promises. We're certainly putting in the hours, but the rewards are there. And we've smashed last year's figures already, selling more in a month than some do in a year."
Like most Dream Doors franchisees, the Hurleys had no previous experience in the kitchen industry, in consumer sales before opening their showroom last year.
"Mike and Elaine have shown what can be achieved in this business, and they're not alone," says Dream Doors founder, Troy Tappenden. "We have a number of franchisees that turnover £80,000, £90,000 and £100,000 months, and net six-figure incomes."
He adds: "As a brand we were up almost 20 percent in 2009 and 2010, and we're up even more this year. Dream Doors won't just ride out the recession. We're growing, and we're taking more and more market share every day."
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Orem • Gov. Gary Herbert presented his annual budget blueprint Wednesday, asking legislators to boost public education spending by about $100 more per pupil, expand the state prison in Gunnison, give more state support to colleges and provide a small raise to state employees.
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"I think [this budget] finds the right balance points for those needs and services we need to get from government without overburdening the private sector," Herbert said. "The one thing we don't want to do is kill the goose that lays the golden egg."
The governor's budget request is the first step in crafting a $13.3 billion state budget for the coming year. Legislators will do the detailed work of putting together the final spending plan, which may look far different.
Overall, the budget is about $338 million higher than lawmakers approved last year — including $132 million that can be used for one-time purchases, such as buildings or vehicles.
Almost all of the money is earmarked under Utah's Constitution for public and higher education. The governor touted $261 million of his request going to public and higher education.
The governor's proposal would pay to educate the 10,300 additional students anticipated in Utah's public schools next year, at a cost of $64 million. On top of that, Herbert is seeking $61.6 million to boost Utah's last-in-the-nation per pupil spending by 2.5 percent.
"This is the largest increase in the [per-pupil spending] since 2008," Herbert said.
That $61.6 million spread across the 623,000 students in the school system translates to an increase of just under $100 per pupil.
Mark Mickelsen, executive director of the Utah Education Association, the state's largest teachers association, said Herbert's recommendations are appreciated and a good first step, but more is needed.
When Social Security, retirement and inflation are factored in, the 2.5 percent increase merely treads water. Teachers would like to see a much larger 4 percent per pupil increase, plus additional money for Social Security and retirement and to restore professional development funds lost during the recession. All told, that would cost about $158 million, Mickelsen said.
"Our state is better than the status quo," said Mickelsen. "We can do more, we need to do more and, if we do that, as all of us have said for years and years, that's an investment in the Utah economy."
Likewise, Senate Minority Leader Gene Davis, D-Salt Lake City, said the state is merely moving closer to its pre-recession level of education funding.
"We'll never grow ourselves out of the deficit in public education or what we need in public education," Davis said. "To get where we need to go, it's going to take some growth in the budget, as well. It can't just be a natural growth."
Davis said there needs to be a discussion of eliminating tax breaks for large families, a "user fee," as Davis puts it, requiring those who use the schools to pay more. Or, he said, the state may just need to raise the income tax.
Herbert cautioned that an income tax hike could crash the fragile economic recovery.
"Could we use more money? Sure. But the question is how do you get it? And again, we're still in a very tepid economic recovery," Herbert said.
Herbert also recommended $7.5 million for early childhood education. Districts would have flexibility in how to use that money, but he said he hopes they would use it to expand full-day kindergarten.
Herbert presented his budget at Utah Valley University, highlighting the growth the institution has seen in recent years — now boasting the state's largest enrollment.
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Last season, Jacorey Lewis became the first Mill Creek player to rush for 1,000 yards. It's a pretty safe bet he'll top that number.
The senior running back ran for 216 yards and three touchdowns as Mill Creek dominated Dacula 35-0. Displaying huge size up front, skill in the backfield, ability to throw and a swarming defense, Mill Creek coasted to the victory in the opener for both teams. The teams historically have played close ball games, but Mill Creek, the largest school in the state, may have outgrown the Falcons. Even after jumping to an early lead, Mill Creek coach Shannon Jarvis said he expected Dacula to come back and make it into another dogfight. Not this year.
"If you would've told me that it would've been like this, I don't know that I would've believed you," Jarvis said. "And that's a credit to our kids. I was pleased with our effort and the way that we came out and executed in the first half. Good things happen when you got players flying to the ball."
That defense allowed a total of 114 yards (45 rushing) and forced two turnovers. Dacula managed only five first downs all game, the first coming midway through the second quarter. By that time, Mill Creek was ahead 14-0 after Lewis went in standing for his first touchdown, a 10-yarder. On the second play of the Hawks' next possession, the 5-foot-11, 185-pounder ran off right tackle, cut it back against the grain, making two defenders miss, and then ran down the left sideline for a 71-yard score and a 21-0 lead. The offensive line of Kaleb Kim, Josh Fannin, Matt Kopp, Joe Cox and Conner Cooper averages more than 250 pounds, with Cox the little guy at 220. The Hawks finished with 274 yards rushing.
"The offensive line played great tonight," Jarvis said. "And Jacorey did a great job of making people miss. He's a serious threat. He runs with tremendous power and lean. He's kind of under the radar. People are talking about other backs in the region, but we sure like Jacorey."
After Andrew Sciara scored on a 21-yard screen pass from Daniel David Lewis in the third quarter, Lewis tallied his third touchdown, a 3-yard run with one minute in the final period to make it 35-0. David found tight end Matthew Pursell open in the seam for a 23-yard score for the game's first points.
Defensively, Keanu James made a leaping interception and Brandon Harmon made what Jarvis called the play of the game, making up ground to deflect a long pass that would have been a sure touchdown.
After a 5-5 record last season, the Hawks may be under the radar, too, but they look like a team that can play with the big boys and they'll find out next week when they travel to Brookwood. "They're a quality team and we're looking forward to going to play them," Jarvis said.
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Interpretations of A Midsummer Night's Dream have suffered from a hesitation or a downright refusal on the part of critics to consider the full significance of the ritual of Midsummer, or Saint John's Day, in Shakespeare's comedy. The play, like the ritual which informs its structure, maintains a dual frame of reference, Christian and pagan. Within this frame such seemingly unrelated subjects as the moon and dew imagery, the frequent reference to eyes, and the business of magic plants, particularly the peacemaking 'Dians bud...
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Thanks to People magazine, we already know that Justin Timberlake serenaded Jessica Biel with a newly-composed song as she walked down the aisle at their wedding in Italy October 19. But what was the couple's "first dance" song? Well, it wasn't "Sexyback," that's for sure.
The new issue of People magazine reveals that Justin and Jessica danced their first dance as husband and wife to the late, great soul singer Donny Hathaway's version of "A Song for You." Written by Leon Russell and recorded by countless other artists, the tune is written from the point of view of a performer apologizing for his behavior and praising his lover for her understanding.
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