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- Publisher: 2K Sports
- Release Date: Oct 1, 2013
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
- Summary: Face off against opposing crews online using your MyPLAYER. Create your logo and face off in 5v5 battles with other crews featuring leaderboards and stats. Play with 14 of the top European teams, featuring authentic uniforms and players. Player attributes and tendencies automatically update daily to reflect true life hot and cold streaks. Now, each game played in the NBA can have an effect on your game.… Expand
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Sep 26, 2013It's a credit to NBA 2K14 that despite not one but two new basketball sims looming on the next-gen horizon, it still managed to draw my attention squarely to the current-gen court and keep it there.
Oct 17, 2013Sure, the new game mode is a little disappointing, and existing modes could have done with at least a small update, but these are minor complaints in what is easily the finest basketball gameplay seen to date – and arguably one of the greatest sporting simulations of all time.
Oct 22, 2013The mix of real news and improvements works great, proposing an episode of NBA 2K enjoyable and long-lasting.
Oct 8, 2013The Path to Greatness might not be the revolution we hoped for, but the rest of a game is. The quality of its gameplay is unmatched and constantly challenges you. There's also enough to do with plenty of modes which will keep you hooked for quite a while.
Nov 14, 2013No surprise here – another remarkably enjoyable title from the series that's been a definition of a perfect sports game for years. [12/2013, p.66]
Oct 11, 2013There is so much to see and do in NBA 2K14 it can feel overwhelming for someone like me who isn't a huge fan of the sport. The sheer attention to detail and ease of use though really drew me into the experience. The Lebron story mode is a novel idea, and the presentation is simply awe-inspiring.
Sep 24, 2013While it still exudes personality, style, and class, some of its key areas are in need of fresh ideas. NBA 2K14 is great, yes, but somehow feels like a missed opportunity.
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Nov 22, 2013I highly recommend you guys to buy this game.NBA 2K14 is a fun game.Especially the game play.It is fun and it is also entertaining.NBA 2K14 is so far the best 2K title of It's generation.Although there weren't some improvements in the graphics and it is clearly identical to last year's 2K13 but still that doesn't matter.The dunks and moves in this game looks cool and it is way more better than the other 2K titles.You can also make your own characters and even make a basketball team in this game.You can also choose what kind of dunk your player will do and the Historical Jordan dunk is really awesome.Even the Historical Drexler dunk is also awesome.This game rocks so It gets a 8/10 from me because of the game play.So I recommend you gamers to buy this new game and try playing It and I bet that you will have a fun time with this game.… Expand
Apr 16, 2014Ante la nulidad por parte de EA de sacar un juego de baloncesto al menos decente, 2K Sport ha ido desmejorando su propio saga que alcanzó su punto álgido en la entrega de 2010, NBA 2K11. Y es que desde entonces y concretando con la de esta temporada, a los fallos históricos de la franquicia tales como la mala optimización en la versión de PC sin soporte para el cursor del ratón obligando a jugar con mando, malos emparejamientos entre jugadores quedando ligados un base con un pívot con demasiada frecuencia, la mala personalización de los rookies en cada temporada que pasa y la nulidad de jugar con guiris al saberse estos todas las jugadas "chetadas", se les suman las malas aportaciones de las últimas entregas: como la desaparición de la web para configurar ligas online obligando a jugar partidas contra equipos dirigidos por la máquina, que el juego ya no guarde todas las canastas de un partido para poder guardar las mejores jugadas, que cualquier jugador puede taponar a otro por detrás aunque le saque 20 centímetros o que los pívots se siguen cansando de una forma desproporcionada.
Algunas cosas buenas hay, claro que sí. Pero hay que buscarlas en profundidad para encontrarlas, en vez de mostrarse por sí solas, , como una mayor importancia al contacto físico y a la habilidad de cada jugador.… Expand
Oct 20, 2013I have been playing NBA 2k since 2k6 and this is easily the sloppiest installment of the game. Steals and loose balls everywhere, everything gets blocked without fouls, regularly missing 3 inch layups yet three pointers go in with out really needing to be open at all, balls bouncing off players everywhere, Defense in this years version has really just turned into button mashing hitting the steal button as fast as you can because you are 10x more likely to get the steal than a foul. I understand they wanted more blocks since it was impossible to block anything in 2k13 but this is extreme over compensation. The only positives i can draw are the new controls and the appearance. Players look better performing moves and are more personalized. The game play however is pure slop. I'm sorry I'm not 10 years old and thinks basketball is all about jacking as many threes as you can regardless if it's a good shot or not; which seems to be what 2k is sort of going for… Expand
Dec 30, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. First off the shooting it's terrible it's so hard to find a shooting form that works for you they should have just kept the same shooting forms from 2k13 & the dribbling is the worst how your team can just kick the damn ball it's super sloppy & their are overrated players on here that really suck ass & they underrated some of the allstar players oh wait here comes meta world peace with a crossover step back jumper lol besides that I like the blocking but they over exaggerated with that too & defense sucks ass ok I'm done here 2k13 still better just my opinion.… Expand
Feb 8, 2014DO NOT TRUST THE OFFICIAL CRITICS. This game made me waste $100, $60 for the actual game and $40 for the new controller I had to buy because I threw my old one through my window. How this got a better rating than Call of Duty: Ghosts, I will never understand. Let's start with the Shot Feedback system. You can have a player who has a 99 rating on his 3-point shot, have an excellent release on your shot, get an A+ quality, and air-ball. Now to MyTeam. Unless you want to pay the Antichrist, known as Ronnie 2K, your hard-earned money, you essentially have to endure losing OVER and OVER again. My first game, I had all bronze players and got matched with someone who had MJ, Kobe, and Lebron among others. And speaking of Lebron, why is he on the cover? Isn't he supposed to be rivaling MJ for "The Greatest Player Ever"? MJ was on the cover of NBA 2K11, and I enjoyed THAT game more than I have this game. I gave this game a 1 because it has infinite room for improvement (that only being said because it is so bad). This game single-handedly ruined the franchise for me. I realize that 2K was focusing on next-gen, but I have never seen an annual series actually get WORSE from one year to the next like this has. I've seen next-gen game play and, I have to say, I am impressed, but 2K just made a photocopy of 2K13, set it in the wild, let a pack of wolves **** on it, and called it NBA 2K14.… Expand
Feb 16, 2014I'm utterly shocked anyone is giving this even mixed ratings! I've seen better games graphically than this since 2006! It looks like rubbish for the most part. The learning curve on this is disgusting! And by that I mean that this game should be accessible to people who know nothing of NBA basket ball. And even for someone like me who knows the basics this is shockingly bad. My opposing player switches almost at random and sometimes seems to do so as they dunk so my rating is poorly affected. If I'd not purchased this game digitally on a youtubers recommendation I'd be returning it for a refund.
All in all a poor game at best with much reduced features from the newest gen consoles. A lot of the story elements are removed yet a god like or moronic AI seems rampant.… Expand
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The 2012 NFL draft hasn't even taken place yet, and we're already looking at 2013. It is never too early. No, we have little idea what a team needs and what the draft order will look like in a year, but it's interesting to take an early look at player values and possible team fits. There's a saying that next year's draft work starts as soon as the previous one is over. Here, it starts earlier.
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Although our
group of volunteers just returned from dusty, hot Nicaragua a mere
6 months ago, it's already time to muster our energy, our spirit,
and our medical supplies and get ready to head back. A stock-pile
is already starting to form on the floor of my husband's
office...first it was a few bottles of homeopathic cough syrup for
infants that wouldn't fit in my bag last year...then it was a case
of toothpaste samples from my dentist...now it's growing again as I
add several bottles of essential oils from my generous sister to
the little medicine mountain.
Why am I going back for the third time to volunteer at the
Natural Doctors International (NDI) clinic on the island of Ometepe
in Lake Nicaragua? Well, I'm basically hooked. Sure, they've made
me the IL Chapter Representative for NDI, and they call me the
brigade coordinator. But honestly, they had me at "would you like
to come back next year?" Yep. Yes I would.
I'm hooked on
the country, which is immediately to the north of my long-time
favorite--Costa Rica. Nicaragua itself is absolutely beautiful,
with beaches, surfing, mineral springs, mountains, and volcanos.
Oh, the volcanoes -- talk about a love-fear relationship. This year
I'm planning to venture off after the medical brigade and attempt
the famous volcano-boarding, which is where you don a protective
suit and surf down the scree of a semi-active volcano on a modified
snow-board. I think that counts as exposure therapy.
I'm hooked on
the people, many of whom I know by name and family now. I see the
same faces year after year, all who seem genuinely happy to have
the natural medicine option on the island. They have options off
the island, too, but they have to take a bus, then a ferry, then a
bus, and then wait all day at a hospital that may or may not have
time for them that day. It's an expense that most people can't
meet. The children follow us around the village, giggling and
holding up signs they made that say "Thank you."
And finally,
I'm hooked on the clinic. The clinic offers free acupuncture,
botanicals, homeopathics, massage, chiropractic, and whatever else
we volunteers bring down on the brigade. I've seen premature
babies, clinging to life, which honestly wouldn't have made it had
they not found their way into the NDI clinic that day. We treated
pregnant women and farm laborers, both with excruciating back pain.
Liliam, the local licensed psychologist, quietly walks the abuse
victims over to her counseling area, where we really learn about
the dark side of a community. We've called the police to pick up a
rapist. We've escorted a barely teenage girl off the island to that
distant hospital to get imaging done on the lemon-sized lump she
found in her breast.
If you want to give back, to experience another culture, and to
see many types of case that you might have not exposure to at our
clinics in Chicagoland, then contact me.
Check out www.ndimed.org for more information on the
upcoming brigade -- a 10-day program including 1 orientation day, 4
clinic days, 1 farm day, 1 free day, 1 closing day, 2 travel days
and informal evening courses in global health and natural medicine.
Come back to school after your spring break with a certificate
showing your 40 service hours of hard and rewarding work in a truly
integrative medical setting.
We need
volunteers: medical students, providers, and Spanish speakers are
preferred but not required. We need donations: vitamins,
supplements, probiotics, botanicals, needles, and herbs
Want to learn more about this opportunity? Contact me anytime
with questions, concerns, help with setting up the first-giving
fundraising tool that most of us choose to use, or just stories
about how we treat people even when there's no water or electricity
for days. The group is forming NOW, and I hope to hear from YOU
Yes, I said "we." I'm
lumping you all in with me and almost everyone else I know. We're
wimpy. My sister said it best several years ago in a comment about
the "wussification of America." No, I'm not sure how to spell that.
She was speaking about the general wussiness of people these days,
and I'll see that new word and raise it to
another contextual use.
I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. If you have had a baby
in the past 10 years, you've certainly had to explain to a
grandmother (your kid's or otherwise) why baby has to ride in the
car seat for every little trip. "Yes, grandma, I know
we're just riding up the street to the corner store. Yes, she still
needs to be strapped into her car seat. Just because." Grandma
undoubtedly replies, "I never strapped your father into a car seat,
and he lived. He would ride all the way to Florida to visit Aunt
Ida every year and nothing ever happened to him." Then simply to
justify my own wussiness, I make up something about how I'll be
arrested if the police see me with my kid riding on my lap.
Some of you might not be
convinced about the car seats. They're important. Even I strap my
kids into those things just to ride up the street, and I don't
consider myself a huge wussy. Just start extrapolating this theory,
though, and you'll surely jump onto the "wussification of America"
bandwagon. We all drink light beer. Every kid gets a trophy. They
cancel school when it snows. I'm so hot walking the 10 feet from my
air-conditioned car to my air-conditioned office. I have to wait 3
whole seconds for my Facebook page to load on this old phone.
How does this relate to Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine? Well,
the wimps don't leave their wimpiness at the door of the clinic.
That is for sure. I can write this post without fear of offending
anyone, because I, myself, am a needle wuss. That's right. I don't
want to feel the needles. I'll needle you, but don't you
try to needle me.
Clearly I am not alone. Sure, you have a few patients who never
flinch when you insert a needle. They never complain that something
hurts or feels weird. These are the lovely "exception" patients,
and they are few and far between. Most of us recoil in pain -- pain
that is really just an unfulfilled apprehension of pain --
with the insertion of each needle. At first, I liked seeing this
reaction from patients, because it justified my own wimpiness. Now,
though, I've evolved. As I become less wimpy about needling myself
and letting others needle me, I think I subconsciously expect more
of my patients, too.
The people in Nicaragua
never flinched. We would jab those needles right into the sore back
or the tired feet, and the patient would hardly notice. Are
Nicaraguans simply a stronger people than Americans? Probably, but
I didn't stop there. No, what about the Chinese needling? So deep,
so hard, so scary for most Americans. Are they inherently stronger
than us, too? They want to feel that moxa until it burns a
blackened memorial into ST36. I would move to Japan, home of
"shallow needling," to avoid those 6-inch needles I've been told so
much about from the Chinese professors and clinicians.
No, I don't think it's
that Nicaraguans are freakishly strong or that Chinese people are
particularly masochistic. I just think Americans are caught in the
throes of the recent trends towards wussification. Be careful,
don't get hurt; don't let the sunshine get you! I reject
wussification insofar as I legally can, but I am still and will
always be one of the wimpy ones in the clinic when I'm on the
receiving end of that needle business. So, if you're afraid of
needles and therefore have not yet tried acupuncture, this post is
for you. If I can do it, you can do it.
Nights in Nicaragua were dark. It wasn't just because
electricity was on short supply, although that was true. Nights
were serious, reflective, and quiet...because days were bright,
hot, and characterized by exhausting work in the clinic. During our
10-day program at NDI's integrative medical clinic in Nicaragua, we
volunteers maxed and relaxed as we bounced along at the whim of the
country, its people, and its water shortage.
"Are you coming back next year?" is a question that I heard my
own voice and those of others asking from Day 1. Because of the
earthquakes, the water shortage, the power loss, and the
run-of-the-mill "getting to know you" period with the new doctor,
many of the responding voices said, "No." By day 10, there was a
noticeable shift towards "YES." How did Nicaragua dig into our
hearts and pull us towards the Yes end of the spectrum in just a
few days?
Fellow NUHS AOM students Irene Walters,
Yvonne Gonzales, and Melissa Espinoza, and our invaluable ND
student, Kaley Burns, committed to helping a very poor and very
remote community on the island of Ometepe during our trimester
break. What we discovered there was how deserving and appreciative
the people of Los Angeles, Moyo, Altagracia, and many other nearby
towns are of the natural medicine clinic that serves their
Some days went by quickly, as dozens of people were called up
from their backyard waiting room chairs, where they had sat
patiently for several hours, only to be rewarded with a tincture, a
needling session, and a massage as applicable for each condition.
Other days seemed to drag on forever as we sat waiting between
patients in the stifling 99 degree heat in a 3-room clinic. Either
way, we made it back to our homestay families each evening for a
hot meal and a cold shower.
Nicaragua leaves me with so many take-aways that each year I've
been hard pressed to name the most important thing I learn on this
trip. The value of integrative medicine? The versatility of
botanicals? The severe need and appreciation of the people on
Ometepe? The feeling of being so sure that I am on the right path?
Um, all of the above!
The nightly discussions at the Rancho after long workdays, hot
dinners, and cold showers provided the missing information that
I've been seeking for years. Why are these people unable to receive
adequate care in their own country on their own accord? Why do
Americans feel a need to travel to Central America and assist?
Learning about the history of Nicaragua and its relations with the
U.S. is not just enlightening for the volunteers, but it also helps
us understand the role that America and other first-world nations
have played in pushing Nicaragua to its current state of affairs
today. Why do we go there to help? Well, because we were part of
the problem in the first place.
Nights in Nicaragua were dark for a reason. Yes, as everyone
pointed out on Facebook, we had access to the Internet...for about
20 minutes per day, at one location, if it even worked at all. The
nightly Internet access was a small part of our experience, dwarfed
by the gravity of our work during the day. Nightly classes and
discussions in the Rancho--our open-air meeting place in
town--allowed each weary volunteer to start processing what we did
that day in a meaningful way. With each huge, scary gust of
end-of-the-dry-season wind, we grabbed at our flying papers and
felt the country penetrate further and further into our hearts and
Will I go back to the NDI clinic on Ometepe island? Yep. I want
to see how many of those malnourished children used the
toothbrushes that I handed them. I want to see how many of the
little kids with a parasite felt better and started eating again. I
want to see the woman whose blood sugar was over 400 report that
the Berberine was helping manage her diabetes better than the
Metformin was(n't). I was relieved that we didn't see any
brink-of-death premature babies this year, but there were still
many, many people who needed our help. I'll be back. And I hope
that next year YOU come with me!
Ok, I'll do one--one of those kinds of posts. I usually
think it's more interesting and relevant to share information about
some topic of concern or awe to those of us in alternative
medicine, but this time I'm just going to do what the original
intention of this AOM blog probably was. I'm going to share what
it's like to be an acupuncture student fighting her way towards the
end of the trimester.
Now, I'm not fighting because I'm bored, confused, or frustrated
with my classes. On the contrary, I enjoy the nights I get to drive
in a car by myself and sit quietly for 4-5 hours learning about
something I love. It's the most relaxing part of the day. Hey, I
have active young children, a messy husband, and a sometimes
too-demanding teaching schedule to juggle all day. Give me a
graduate night class any day of the week!
No, I'm not fighting in a bad way. I'm excited to reach the end
of this trimester because the day after it ends, I'm getting on the
airplane for Nicaragua. Two weeks in Central America is just what
the doctor ordered for this stressed out, over-committed student.
I'd love to say I'm a good flier, but that wouldn't be true. With
that missing Malaysian plane, I'm going to be grinding ear seeds
into my PC6 points until they're bleeding. Awesomely inopportune
time for that mysterious tragedy. Not to be insensitive, but I
barely make it through my flights as it is. Rescue remedy? Yep,
I'll be using that heavily.
The past several months have been leading up to this medical
mission trip, and soon I know it will be here, then
already--sadly--behind me. Since last year's trip, I haven't been
able to get that clinic off my mind--not that I want to! NDI's
integrative healthcare clinic serves so many appreciative and needy
people, and it's the only medical setting I've ever experienced
where providers of several medical fields all circle around and get
to take a crack at each patient who walks in the door. I know that
when I start my first shift, a middle-aged Nicaraguan farmer will
come into the clinic with the chief complaint of back pain. If I
used a machete all day, I'd develop back pain, too. Instead of that
patient being confined to the limits of one provider's medicine,
this patient will reap the benefits of the naturopath, the
chiropractor, the acupuncturist, the psychologist, and the massage
therapist on staff at the same time. He might get an adjustment,
soft tissue work, some needles, and even a tincture for the road. I
can't get that sweet deal anywhere in the United States, that's for
sure. Did I mention it's free? Sign...me...up.
This is the future of medicine, people.This is it. Integrative
medicine is the way. True, I have to get on an airplane to immerse
myself in it at this point, but I promise you one thing--I'll bring
it back.
Why would I need or want to do this? Why haven't I
purchased a commercial deodorant in about two years? Why haven't I
let my husband, either? The bottom line is that I just don't feel
comfortable slathering on a toxic armpit cocktail, when I know that
what I put on my skin has a good chance of being absorbed into my
bloodstream. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: If you
wouldn't eat it, don't put it on your skin, either.
I also don't like the idea of blocking off the body's drainage
system, so I had already stopped using anti-perspirants years
before finally ditching the deodorant, too. (Not sure what you're
using? Check the front label. "Deodorant?" Just covering the smell.
"Anti-perspirant?" Also preventing your body from releasing the
sweat.) My armpits are made for excretion, and that's just what
they'll do. One of these days, I'll probably sweat all over
Really, though, it's not nice to sweat all over people, and it's
particularly rude to have the sweat smell like the noxious fumes
that we all know it can. Yet, I feel that primal urge to allow my
lymphatic system to do its job and clean out some bodily sludge.
Yes, I do think that using a commercially-produced anti-perspirant
and deodorant contributes to the development of breast cancer and
other ailments. But I guess I have to sit around and wait for a
study to prove that sealing in your body's toxins and then layering
more on top of that is bad for your health. Seriously, doesn't
anybody else wonder why Dove is the breast cancer researcher out
there? Really?
Or, I could make the choice that I know is healthier for my body
(and my husband's body, too). Thus, one rainy afternoon two years
ago, I jumped on Amazon and ordered myself some arrowroot powder
(after not being able to find it in local stores). The rest is
history. Instead of simply leaving you with the basic recipe I've
been using and loving, I'll take you on a pictorial journey
afterward. Note that if you do try this at home, the common
expectation is that there is approximately a 1-2 week "learning
curve" for your body to really have the opportunity to excrete
build-ups that you've been holding hostage for most of your adult
life with your commercial anti-perspirants. Translation = you might
smell worse during this time. This, too, shall pass, and at the end
you'll likely find that you don't smell as bad as you used to.
Here are your simple ingredients:
Mix 1/2 cup coconut oil with 1/4 cup arrowroot powder and 1/4
cup baking soda. Add essential oils such as orange, lemongrass, or
tea tree, and scoop into an old, cleaned out deodorant container to
harden for a few hours. (Don't worry about those bottles of wine in
the background. Those are for later, when you can celebrate your
accomplishment if all goes well.) Simple, customizable, delightful.
Remember, it's more meant to be a deodorant than an
anti-perspirant, but my husband finds it does both well. I guess
I'm just a sweatier fella. But at least I'm not usually a smellier
That's the normal way. This week, I tried to plan for our
upcoming medical mission trip to Nicaragua, where it is oh-so-hot
every day, by customizing the usual recipe to prevent it from
melting. Yes, coconut oil has a melting point in the 70s, so it
would be like trying to use a puddle of deodorant instead of a
stick if I took along the usual stuff. So, after googling for a
while, I found a suggestion to melt and add beeswax into the usual
recipe to raise the melting point (beeswax has a really high
melting point, like 170 -- not even Nicaragua can match that). It
The resulting deodorant was very brown, as a result of using
dark brown beeswax the first time. OK, I can live with that. Here's
the bowl of leftover brown deodorant that I will scrape with a
spoon and use until it's gone before wasting an ounce. Yes, this is
the state of affairs of toiletries in my home.
The photo at the beginning of my post is what it looks like in
stick form, which is much more socially acceptable, I know. It's
almost normal looking...just brown, and bumpy, unlike the usual
smooth off-white result for temperate at-home usage. Ah, Nicaragua,
the things I do for you.
• So What Is Chinese Medicine?
• Jabbing Nerves with Needles
• Mission in Nicaragua
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Kingsmead Theatre, 9th 10th & 11th December 2014
Kingsmead School, 196 Southbury Road, Enfield EN1 1YQ, UK : Tel: 0208 351 5000
You can download our 2015 Application Form here.
Tickets are NOW on sale
for Kingsmead's Production of
'Little Shop of Horrors'
When: 9th, 10th & 11th December 2014
Where: Kingsmead School Theatre
Cost: Adults £5.00 Children £3.00
Tickets are available from the library and are selling FAST
Book Now to avoid disappointment
Headteacher of Kingsmead, Yvonne Barry attended a meeting with the Prime Minister and other senior members of the government at Downing Street on Wednesday 17th September. She was invited by MP Nick de Bois as part of a delegation of influential people active in the community of Enfield whose significant contributions improve the lives of local people. Kingsmead School became an Academy in 2010 and has been awarded National Leadership School status in recognition of its success in challenging perceptions and attitudes and helping hard-working young people to overcome barriers to achievement. Through high quality teaching and a positive culture, Kingsmead's students achieve outstanding results and go on to take places at leading universities.
Public Health England (PHE), in conjunction with the Department for Education, has produced advice for schools and colleges to ensure people are properly informed about the Ebola virus.
Advice for Parents/carers
Further information on the Government's response to the Ebola virus can be found on GOV.UK.
Kingsmead School were honoured to be invited to participate in the Remembrance Ceremony in Enfield Town on Sunday 9th November at 3pm.
Representing Kingsmead were Chair of Governors, Mr Nicholas and his wife with Deputy Head Mr Plowman and his wife and the head boy and Head girl with their deputies seen here laying the wreath on behalf of governors, staff and students at Kingsmead.
Our Admission Policy can be downloaded here.
All applications to Kingsmead School must be made on the Local Authority (LA) application form (even if a student has gained admittance via our Performing and Visual Arts criteria the LA application form must still be completed). The supplementary form for admission to Kingsmead School on the Performing and Visual Arts Aptitude criteria will be available from August 2015 for September 2016 admissions.
For further information on admissions to all Enfield schools (including Kingsmead School) please see the Enfield Council website (www.enfield.gov.uk/admissions).
Admissions via Performing and Visual Arts Aptitude
Kingsmead School is a Specialist School in the Performing and Visual Arts (PVA) and is able to select 10% of students based on their aptitude in Art, Drama and Music, their ability to develop their skills in these subjects and their committment to these subjects.
Applications for Sept 2015 admissions on the Performing & Visual Arts criteria is now closed.
Any fraudulent or misleading information given in support of any application (including under the Performing and Visual Arts criteria) may result in the Governors withdrawing a place which has been offered.
Our annual Open Evening for prospective students and their parents took place on Thursday 25th September 2014.
Year 10
Summer term 2015: Additional Science students - Science (2SC01) GCSE - Edexcel
Triple Science students - Biology (2BI01) GCSE - Edexcel
Foundations Pathway students - No exam until Year 11
All Year 10 students - Year 10 Exams w/b 21st June 2015
Year 11
Autumn term 2014: All Year 11 students Year 11 Exams 12th Dec - 18th Dec 2014
Summer term 2015: All Year 11 students Public Examinations May-June 2015
Kingsmead School
High Achievers' Evening
Parents, teachers and students gathered at the Kingsmead School Theatre on Thursday 11th September for an amazing night of celebration at the 2014 High Achievers Evening.
Over 100 students, from Years 8 to 13 were recognized for outstanding achievements over a wide range of subjects with special prizes awarded to students who had overcome adversity to attain spectacular results: the Ila Agrawal Gurg Limited Prize for Academic Excellence in ICT and a prize awarded by Bill Easton the Rotary Club of Southgate for 'Services to the Community'.
Mani Masuria a life coach and one of Kingsmead's Governors (who made contact with the school through the 'Future First' programme that endeavours to help schools build an alumni community) was the guest speaker, and in his speech he talked about career pathways and the need for adaptability to meet the demands of the world of work. The audience was entertained by a wonderful performance from student Stephanie-Rae Flicker accompanied by Jason Chung.
Yvonne Barry, Kingsmead's Headteacher said, "this evening is an excellent opportunity to show the exceptional achievements of our students – Year 13 achieved 99% passes at A2. We take great pleasure in acknowledging their success through determination and commitment and celebrate their entry into further education at red brick universities. The presence of the former Year 13 students at this evening provided inspiration and encouragement for our younger students."
Unfortunately during the summer holidays we received the disappointing news that our application for a Primary Free School had been turned down.
In answer to the response from our parents and the local community, Kingsmead School will be reapplying in May 2015 for a two form Primary Free School, to open in September 2016 for reception children.
In order to further our reapplication we need to consult with our current parents, staff and the local community.
Please could you take a couple of minutes to complete the questions below which will greatly benefit us when compiling our reapplication.
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All Year 12 Applied students are required to carry out two weeks of Work Experience. This will take place from 2nd February - 13th February 2015.
To maximise the benefits of work experience it is best for students to find their own private placements - this needs to be completed as soon as possible.
For your information we have attached a copy of the private placement form and some advice on how to support students in their search.
If you have any queries please contact Mrs Baker - Kingsmead School Work Experience Co-ordinator.
Download the private placement form here Year 12 Private Placement form
Information about Term dates, INSET Days, Moderation Days and Parents' Evenings can be found here.
To download the latest edition of The Kingsmead School Academy Newsletter, click here
Kingsmead School is working with Future First to build a network of former Kingsmead students (or 'alumni') around the school to inform, advise and inspire current Kingsmead students as they make important decisions about their futures.
Kingsmead alumni will be interviewed to build a profile on a private website that Future First is building for the school, where students can research the different career paths that people from their very school have gone on to take. The alumni can also take part in school events, big and small, where they can meet current students in person and share their experiences since they left Kingsmead School.
Future First is looking to recruit alumni from a wide range of careers so that there are role models for every student and to showcase the incredible range of amazing careers that Kingsmead students pursue. We already have lots of alumni on board – from psychiatrists to policemen and even a budding journalist: Kingsmead students really do go on to do it all. We're excited to hear from even more Kingsmead alumni who have gone on to do really interesting things: dancers or doctors, builders or barristers – we want the lot!
To sign up, go to http://networks.futurefirst.org.uk/signup/kingsmead
Or for more info about what's involved, contact Laura at 0207 812 0540 or
Can all parents/carers please check their son/daughter's planner BEFORE purchasing any item of uniform for school to avoid any expensive mistakes. This especially applies to topcoats, please be reminded that they should be plain black or grey only, with no logos. Denim or Leather is not allowed.
Please read the following statement regarding Data Protection.
Parents should be aware that the Department for Education (DfE) has amended the legal regulations governing requests for holidays in term time.
Each week, over 120 instrumental and vocal lessons taught by staff from Enfield Arts Support Service (EASS) take place at Kingsmead within the Music Department. We have a brilliant team of 15 visiting teachers from EASS who work with our students in this capacity, at all key stages.
There are all kinds of skills and positive experiences students can gain from this tuition, not least the possibility of taking external, additional music exams and furthering student involvement in the extended curriculum. Learning Director of Music, Mr Elia can offer students (and parents) all sorts of information on the benefits of learning an instrument or taking voice lessons.
Most lessons are not free; there are differing charges for lessons depending on the length of the lesson and whether they take place in a group or individually. Some of the lessons are funded by the school, some by parents and some by a recently obtained grant from EASS.
For further information please contact Mr Elia.
How parents can help their child with homework:
Kingsmead takes e-safety extremely seriously and students are made aware of the steps we take to ensure their safety when working on-line in school as well as working with the police to investigate the rare instances where young people endanger the safety and wellbeing of others through misuse of electronic communication. Further details are available in the Acceptable Usage of ICT Policy.
We know that E-Safety is a concern of many parents and there are a lot of useful resources and information available about keeping your children safe when they use the internet, mobile phones, or other devices connected to the Internet.
Your child may be able to get free school meals if you get any of the following:
• Income Support
• Income-based Jobseekers Allowance
• Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
• Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
• The guaranteed element of State Pension Credit
• Child Tax Credit (provided you're not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190)
• Working Tax Credit run-on - paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit
• Universal Credit
Children who get any of the above benefits in their own right (ie they get benefits payments directly, instead of through a parent or guardian) can also get free school meals.
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interview: david wright
28th October
{ in this interview, poet david wright discusses craft, inspiration, and revision }
when you picture someone reading your poetry, how do you see them? what do they think about, wear, and do? or, maybe a better way to say it: who do you write for? and how do you see your writing nourishing others?
Two things come to mind. First, how the hell do I know? I mean, I hope that a person who reads the poems comes to them with a generous spirit and that the poem rewards that generosity in such a way that she'll want to return to the poem (or another one) again. But you can't (and shouldn't) control that. It's a reader's freedom to come to a poem with whatever needs and hopes he carries around all the time. If the poem meets the reader there, … Read More »
"the devil you know: rough drafts" by elizabeth jarrett andrew
7th August
Poor revision, unfairly maligned due to a quirk of human nature! We beasts prefer prowling on familiar territory, rooting up the same soil with the same scratching of our forelegs. We know the terrain of a first draft: the blank page, the tentative start, the discomfort of seeing our brilliant thoughts so diminished in print, the splash of joy when the words come, the adrenaline rush of stumbling onto insights or memories or characters we didn't know we had, the satisfaction of completion. We know that landscape and we're quite attached to it, for good reason—it's borne much fruit. The gifts of a first draft are worth cherishing. And while we may admit the draft is rough, we also know it sparkles in places, and we're unwilling to diminish that sparkle with the insult of revision.
Lest I discredit the rare genius, there are those … Read More »
interview: aaron belz
24th July
{an interview with poet and essayist aaron belz, who recently released his third collection of poetry, GLITTER BOMB}
when you picture someone reading your poetry, how do you see them? what do they think about, wear, and do? or, maybe a better way to say it: who do you write for? and how do you see your writing nourishing others?
I don't picture anyone reading my poetry. I have no basis for what happens in that mental picture other than seeing people reading things and, hopefully, enjoying them. Whom I write for is the discouraged person. I just want them to know I'm here for them if they need me. I also write to make myself laugh. It's the old "you crack yourself up" thing. If I'm my own worst critic, am I not also my own best audience? Live readings are a … Read More »
a worker's prayer: van gogh on sight
17th July
When it's warm outside and the food processing plant doesn't smell, I sit on the call center steps and drink tea in the sun. Fifteen minutes isn't much time, but it's enough to remind me that the world is beautiful and much bigger than my cubicle. I think this is a common struggle with work–to keep perspective day to day–seeing our work, ourselves, our coworkers and clients in light of God's ultimate beauty and compassion. I often wonder how much place affects our ability to see clearly, if place is part of our faulty vision, or the fault comes wholly from within.
As a visual artist, Van Gogh is very concerned with sight, and he approaches the question of place mainly from two angles. Early in his letters, during an internship in England, Van Gogh writes to his brother Theo, "It is very beautiful … Read More »
interview: shane mccrae
11th July
{an interview with poet shane mccrae, whose newest collection, FORGIVENESS FORGIVENESS, will be published by factory hollow press next month. pre-order it here}
when you picture someone reading your poetry, how do you see them? what do they think about, wear, and do? or, maybe a better way to say it: who do you write for? and how do you see your writing nourishing others?
I don't know that I have an ideal reader—which, I know, isn't an answer to the question, but is maybe parallel to an answer, maybe a way into answering. I've always felt a little disingenuous saying that I write for myself, although I do—the problem, I think, is in the word for. It suggests the giving of a gift. I write because I can't not write, because I wouldn't know how to be if I didn't write, and … Read More »
creative luxury: beyond maslow
3rd July
A few months ago my husband, our two kids, and I returned from seven years in China, where we served with Food for the Hungry. Soon after landing on U.S. soil, we were given the opportunity to attend a one-week "Debriefing and Renewal" retreat for returning missionaries. The retreat was held at a tucked-away inn in Colorado Springs, surrounded by pines and trails and with a stunning view of Pike's Peak. There were cozy rooms, fireplaces, big picture windows, hot tubs. It took me most of the week to get over the fact that it was all for us: the beauty of the location, the time to rest, and the chance to share our stories, reflect, and process.
Most precious, though, was that the facilitators were there solely to minister to us. They invited conversation around the themes of paradox—God is … Read More »
interview: renee emerson
12th June
{an interview with pushcart prize-nominated poet renee emerson, whose first book, KEEPING ME STILL, is now available for purchase}
when you picture someone reading your poetry, how do you see them? what do they think about, wear, and do? or, maybe a better way to say it: who do you write for? and how do you see your writing nourishing others?
I picture my great-great-great granddaughter coming upon my dusty, well-worn poetry book in a box in the attic. Taking it down and thumbing through it while the babies are napping. Smudging it with greasy fingers because she's reading while cooking dinner. Reading it as she would a diary or a long letter. I know it is a little romantic for this to be my ideal reader, her hair in a loose ponytail and wearing yesterday's T-shirt, but she's there behind every poem … Read More »
a worker's prayer: van gogh: on work and everyday courage
15th May
In an effort to understand life as a writer, I often read artists' and poets' letters. This was suggested by my professors in grad school, who thought that Keats could help me complete my MFA in the allotted three years. They were right; without Keats' elegant descriptions of his own ambition and despair, and the ways he wrote and loved through them, I may have taken five years to write sixty poems, or despaired of finishing altogether.
It seems strange, perhaps, to turn to Keats, an impoverished poet who died of tuberculosis at twenty-six, and Van Gogh, an impoverished painter who committed suicide at thirty-seven, for advice on how to live. I look to them mainly because of their courage. They were both considered failures, but they continued to work with the hope of creating something beautiful. Van Gogh, struggling with … Read More »
interview: micha boyett
8th May
{an interview with author micha boyett, whose spiritual memoir, FOUND: A STORY OF QUESTIONS, GRACE, AND EVERYDAY PRAYER, was released last month}
when you picture someone reading your book, how do you see them? what do they think about, wear, and do? or, maybe a better way to say it: who do you write for? and how do you see your writing nourishing others?
When I began writing Found, I was thinking about other mothers in my stage of life. I was asking, Why is no one writing about the spiritual dryness of motherhood? But what I've discovered over the process of writing (and learning how to be a mom at the same time–my oldest son was eighteen months old when I started this book; now he's almost six) is that the themes of identity and weakness in faith belong to everyone. The intensity of motherhood revealed … Read More »
making a joyful noise: the poetry of hymns
2nd May
This May I had the opportunity to teach a class of my own design at church, one that had never been taught there before. All I had to go on were a few observations I made during our Easter Vigil service. I had noticed that one of the hymns sung during the Easter Vigil was written in perfect iambic pentameter. No sonnet, this hymn's text was written over 1,200 years before William Shakespeare was even born. I was also struck by the sometimes vast differences in the year a hymn's text was written and the year it was paired with the music to which it was set in our Lutheran hymnal.
Having recently graduated with my MFA in creative writing from Spalding University, I had learned that it takes something poetic in nature for a text to stay relevant for several … Read More »


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This Father's Day gift from my son was truly a once in a lifetime experience and would be for anyone who appreciates and enjoys driving as much as I do. Unfortunately, the neck brace was either too wide for my neck or not quite in place. My head was forced up and held in an unnatural, tilted position. My vision for the drive was limited to just slightly above the bottom rim of my glasses, and it was torturous to my neck during the entire drive. I mentioned to the crew member who put the brace in place that I couldn't see. He misunderstood and stepped out from in front of me, and we were off. I wish I had been more emphatic and had insisted on an adjustment in the neck brace so I could have looked straight ahead with my head in a normal position while driving the laps. Everybody there was professional and very friendly. All in all, it was a great experience and I would encourage anyone who has the opportunity to drive an Indy race car to go for it.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The employees were very helpful and nice. I would do this again and recommend to friends. Thank you.
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Was a great experience but too much waiting time for getting on the track. I waited 1H40 to do 3 laps and I was not the last driver. Then no one mentioned how many laps we were going to do, just the time was mentioned which was not too clear. Number of laps would have been much better. Then the radio contact was not very clear, not to the point especially when you are at 150mph.I got the ok to pass and then when I was approaching the other car and heard something through the radio (but with the high engine noise could not understand a word)and my first reaction was to release the gas, all that confusing and stressful. The experience was much too short when I discovered that after 3 laps I had to go back. Other than that an intense short experience.
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GTA V Free Roam | Secret Military Base Fort Zancudo How To Get The P-996 LAZER Fighter Jet
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Transgender students in Virginia will now be allowed to play sports in the gender of their choice.
The Virginia High School League (VHSL) adopted the new policy in a meeting Wednesday, Feb. 19. The organization approved the measure to allow students who have undergone sex re-assignment surgery or hormone therapy to participate in sports in the gender they identify with.
VHSL's executive director Ken Tilley said that while it is new territory for everyone, the trend is rising and there have already been eight inquiries in Virginia for transgender students requesting to play high school sports.
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Peak Oil Notes - Nov 20
A mid week update.
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On August 6, I wrote a post called Making Sense of the US Oil Story, in which I looked at US oil. In this post, I would like to look at other sources of US energy.
We spoke with Chris Nelder in Extraenvironmentalist episde #76. This is the first part of a transcript prepared by EE listener Scott.
How are we going to meet the challenge of functioning without fossil fuels?
Two ongoing environmental events are affecting all life on the planet, even if it's not yet noticeable where you live. Alex Smith of Radio Ecoshock is watching climate change and Fukushima very closely.
The good news is that Britain's politicians and media are finally giving energy the attention it deserves. The bad is that the frenzied political back-and-forth of the last few weeks utterly fails to grasp the intractability of rising energy costs.
•Japan nuclear agency upgrades Fukushima alert level •Japan's nuclear crisis deepens, China expresses 'shock'•Insight: After disaster, the deadliest part of Japan's nuclear clean-up
Interview with Fred Pearce as detailed in his recent book: The Land Grabbers, followed by Gregor Macdonald about the global energy trends
In-depth interview with Nobel Laureate Robert B. Laughlin on his book "Powering the Future: How We Will Eventually Solve the Energy Crisis and Fuel the Civilization of Tomorrow." Dr. Rose M. Cory's new science on positive feedback loop discovered in the melting Arctic.
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Donkeys in The New Forest
Over 900 years ago the local people within The New Forest were granted the right to graze their livestock throughout the forest; this was called 'Commoning'. Commoning is a large aspect of The New Forest's history and is still an act which is practiced to this day. Verderers are the ones responsible for protecting and enforcing the Commoning law, and act as representation of the Commoners.
There are many different types of livestock which are put out to pasture, including the infamous New Forest ponies, pigs and cows which we often find roaming around the forest. One of the more overlooked animals which can be found in the forest is the New Forest donkey, which can be found throughout the forest all year round.
Although greatly loved by the visitors to The New Forest, only around 100 donkeys are turned out into the forest in comparison with the 3,000 New Forest ponies. The New Forest donkeys are smaller and usually more docile than the ponies; normally the donkeys are domesticated animals and are typically pets of the locals.
Male donkeys are known as a 'Jack' and are allowed to stay in the forest all year round unlike the New Forest ponies; it is only on very rare occasions that a Jack is removed from the forest by its owner for being badly behaved. The female donkeys are referred to as a 'Jenny' and are also found in the forest throughout the entire year due to their hardy nature which allows them to survive the forest all year round. Although more docile than ponies, it is important for both your safety and the safety of The New Forest animals that you do not approach or stroke them and remember to keep your distance if they are with a foal.
Although a huge hit with visitors, New Forest donkeys are sometimes unpopular with the locals as donkeys enjoy feasting on their hedgerows. New Forest donkeys prefer to be around trees, hedges and bushes and you are unlikely to spot them on the large grassy heathlands. You can usually find some donkeys in the New Forest villages such as Beaulieu and Brockenhurst where they are a big attraction for the locals; however you must remember it is an illegal offence to feed them.
Remember when visiting The New Forest that you do your bit to make sure you ensure the safety of the donkeys that live here. Donkeys are likely to cross roads at any time, so make sure you adhere to the speed limit and keep an eye out. If you are involved in a road traffic collision with a New Forest donkey, it is an illegal offence not to report it. Be sure to carry an animal's emergency hotline card which provides you with all the information you will need in the case of a collision.


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