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Life after Patrick Roy? David Aebischer and Phil Sauve are continuing Colorado's winning ways.
The Colorado Avalanche are getting solid goaltending from David Aebischer, who has won his last three starts heading into Tuesday night's ESPN2 game against Anaheim, allowing six goals in wins at Chicago and San Jose and at home against Dallas.
His rookie partner, Phil Sauve, got his first NHL win in a 2-1 game against Phoenix and was named the first star as he stopped 27 shots.
I spent some time in Chicago with Phil's father, Bob. I remember sitting on the bench during training camp in a scrimmage, and Bob took me aside and told me that I could play in this league. He said, "Don't let anyone tell you you that you're too small to be here. I have watched you for two training camps and you can play."
That had a great impact on my confidence. He is a terrific man and is now one of the most respected agents out there as he took over the business of Avs GM Pierre Lacroix. Congrats to his son, Phillipe, on his first win and many more in the future.
In Columbus, I know they appreciate Marc Denis, the one-time Avs backup. The Blue Jackets see him all the time. But he may be the most underappreciated commodity in the NHL (that may be a stretch as there are many, I know!). He won 4-3 against Calgary, making 42 saves. He made 30 saves in Montreal in a 1-1 game. Yet he was not even a star of the game in either one of them. Although he lost to Boston 4-0, the sign of a mature goalie is bounce-back ability. He came back in his next game with a solid 2-2 tie against Phoenix, making 29 saves.
Marty Turco just got help. From the Hawks, the Stars received Jon Klemm, a steady, stay-at-home defender who uses a long stick and hacks and whacks in front of the net. They also get top defensive forward Jere Lehtinen back in the lineup Wednesday. Look for a turnaround in Big D on "D."
Turco must get back to the basics of getting square to the first shot and trusting that the next one will get taken care of. He played very well in the 3-0 loss at Colorado, making 38 saves. It should be the game that turns things around; he is too good to be playing poorly. He is a difference maker in close games because players rally around his confidence, but it all starts with the basics.
The NHL's defensive player of the week, Edmonton's Ty Conklin, is a wonderful story. Conklin, 27, was born in Anchorage, Alaska, and played college hockey at New Hampshire, where he was the runner-up for the Hobey Baker Award in 2000-01. He also took the Hamilton Bulldogs of the AHL to the Calder Cup finals before losing in the seventh game to Houston last year.
You talk about perseverence and maturity; this guy has it. Great stuff. He went 3-1-0 and was the first star in his last two games, winning 2-0 at Minnesota and 2-1 at Calgary, making 55 total saves in the two key games.
I watched Martin Biron closely on Monday night to see where he is heading as far as growth is concerned, not to mention consistency, and he was a rock in Buffalo's 2-1 win at Ottawa. His lateral movement was flawless. He robbed Marian Hossa going from his right post to his left with incredible ease and composure. The key will be his next game. It will be making the first save and going from there, not giving up a marginal goal.
Tomas Vokoun has been on fire lately, playing the way he did during that three-month stretch last year when he nearly go the Predators into the playoffs. He has won his last three games and lost the other by a rare score of 2-1. It was rare because he only gave up one goal! The score was 1-0 Chicago, and he was pulled for the extra man when Steve Poapst of the Hawks scored an empty-net goal. The Preds scored right after that to make it 2-1 and lost the game. Vokoun is in a groove, though.
John Grahame in Tampa has been terrific. He lost 1-0 to Los Angeles, tied Carolina 1-1 making 38 saves (first star) and won 5-2 at Washington. With Nikolai Khabibulin, that is as good a 1-2 tandem as we have in the NHL right now.
Let's move to this week's top-five rankings, based only on the goalies' last five games:
5. Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
4 GP, 3-0-1, 0.73 GAA, .968 save percentage
He played four of their last five games, which is not unusual. His partner, Corey Schwab, was the first star in the only game he played in the last five games, and it was a good one as he stopped 27 shots against Toronto and was the first star. They have a solid pro in Albany named Scott Clemmonson that can't get a sniff in the NHL because of how Schwab can slide in and out without being noticed, but always does his job. Brodeur went 3-0-1 giving up a paltry three goals in the process. He shutout Ottawa in the rematch of last year's terrific seven-game series, 1-0 (26 saves, first star) and tied Buffalo 2-2 with 26 saves and beat Florida 3-1 and the Rangers 5-0. There is no matching his consistency, night in and night out.
4. Andrew Raycroft/Felix Potvin, Boston Bruins
Raycroft: 3 GP, 3-0-0, 1.63 GAA, .942 save percentage
Potvin: 2 GP, 1-0-1, 2.42 GAA, .894 save percentage
The Bruins are at the top of the NHL with 25 points, and both goalies deserve to be here. Raycroft has been the stronger of the two in the last five games and deserves to be recognized as a top Calder candidate, playing in three of them and only allowing five goals against. He seems to be taking over the top spot, but it is a long season and coach Mike Sullivan is doing a nice job of plugging them both in at the right times. Potvin tied San Jose 5-5 in the Bruins' worst defensive game of the five, but then Raycroft beat Dallas 4-1, making 27 saves (second star). He played the next game and won 4-3 at Edmonton with 31 saves before Potvin blanked Columbus 4-0 ( 24 saves) and Raycroft won 2-1 against Vancouver with 23 saves (third star).
3. Dwayne Roloson, Minnesota Wild
5 GP, 2-2-1, 0.85 GAA, .969 save percentage
The Wild are close to .500, and Rolly has been a main reason why. He has given up just four goals in his last five games with one of them in place of Manny Fernandez. He started his recent five games with a 3-0 whitewashing of the Flames in Calgary, making 34 saves and being named the first star. Manny was pulled in the 4-3 loss at Vancouver once the score was 3-0 at the end of the first period. Rolly gave up a goal in the second period to make it 4-0. The Wild scored three goals in the third, but lost 4-3, so Rolly got the loss. If the Wild would have only scored two goals, then Manny would have gotten thee loss. Get that? Rolly came back to beat Vancouver 1-0 ( 29 saves, first star) and was solid in the 2-0 loss to Edmonton ( 28 saves) and then tied Detroit 1-1, making 27 saves including a penalty shot against Pavel Datsyuk.
2. Robert Esche/Jeff Hackett, Philadelphia Flyers
Esche: 2 GP, 2-0-0, 2.46 GAA, .907 save percentage
Hackett: 3 GP, 3-0-0, 0.66 GAA, .967 save percentage
The Flyers are rolling. They have been creative offensively without losing sight on the defensive side of the puck, and it has been fun to watch. Esche has gone 2-0 and Hackett has gone 3-0, with the pair giving up only seven total goals in the process. Esche won 4-2 against Washington, making 20 saves, and beat Vancouver 4-3, stopping 29 shots (third star). Hackett won 2-1 at the Rangers, handling 21 pucks, and then did the same to the Islanders, 2-1, with 23 saves. He finished up with a solid 4-0 win against Atlanta, making 24 saves, and was the game's second star.
1. Chris Osgood, St. Louis Blues
4 GP, 4-0-0, 1.22 GAA, .950 save percentage
Ozzie has been really good this season. He has made the saves you're supposed to make and has changed the momentum of games with some brilliant ones. He won four in a row before giving way to Brent Johnson in the 4-3 loss at Anaheim. Ozzie gave up just five goals in the four wins on a team that has averaged 18.7 penalty minutes per game ( 23rd ranked), meaning they can spend some time on the PK, where the tough shots come from. He beat the gritty Canucks 3-2 with 27 saves in the rematch of last year's playoff series that the Blues led before falling and losing the series. He was thirdd star in the 2-0 win against Florida ( 21 saves) and won 4-3 at San Jose, making 30 saves. The quiet native of Spruce Grove, Alberta, then shut out the Kings 1-0 (first star). In one-goal games the Blues are an impressive 8-4, with the injuries they have had to deal with and the loss of veteran future Hall of famer Al McInnis out indefinitely, not to mention suspensions to both Doug Weight and Keith Tkachuk. This is a pretty impressive run for Osgood and the Blues.
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The magic window for transplanting shrubs
I have several shrubs that need to be moved around. you know, its in the wrong place, etc. I just need to do some musical shrub planting. a yaupon holly,a chesapeake holly, a zhuzhou loropetalum, a couple of blueberries, I think thats all, none are too big, just a few years old. I feel this should be a good time for all of them, please tell me if you feel the window is still open, or is into December and January still good? there have been those few nice days here and there lately for at least trying to catch up on the never ending to do list outside. just gotta catch up, so I can just look forward to this coming garden season.
And what might anyone else be doing out there right now? While we are at it, what else is it a good time to do. just have a few more days before getting ready to leave for an extended Thanksgiving.
I would do it from now to end of december
I am currently transplanting some monkey grass and pulling crab grass from my bermuda lawn.Crabgrass is dormant and a little easier to pull.
I move plants/bushes around my yard like people re-arrange furniture, sometimes it takes a couple of moves to get things in the right place.
From now thru January is fine for transplanting. Just remember the general rule that you typically loose a 3rd to a 4th of the plant rootball during transplanting, so you cut back the above ground portion of the tree/shrub an equal amount.
You can safely transplant most woody plants anytime up through early spring. As long as the ground is not frozen at root level (which should be almost never in your area), there is no reason you couldn't do it anytime up until that time. It's best not to transplant after the weather starts warming up significantly (late spring, early summer, early all before dormancy) because of the extra stress.
DO NOT cut top-growth back to compensate for root loss! Some people, long ago before research on the topic had been conducted, used to believe that worked well. What it actually does is slow establishment by reducing potential to make food, reducing stored energy that could be used to grow roots, and redirect energy away from root growth to enable recovery from the pruning. Just as cutting off your right arm is not beneficial if you loose your left arm, pruning top-growth to balance the root-shoot ratio is not beneficial. There may be times that pruning is necessary for access to dig the rootball and replant, but the shrub would only have to overcome a further obstacle and would survive in spite of the pruning, not because of it.
Most of the root stimulant products that you'll see (if that is what you were asking about) are snake-oil. Professional propagators generally have found them to be useless. Just as every snake-oil has it's advocates, you may find some people that swear by just about any oddball concoction you find. Personally, I'd save my money. If you were asking about amendments, your plants are better off without them. Amendments are almost never beneficial, but frequently impede good drainage (especially in clay) and prevent good root system formation.
I believe you will find the information in the link below helpful.
Here is a link that might be useful: Planting a Tree or Shrub
Based on my experience of transplanting many hundreds of plants over the last 30 years, I respectfully disagree with Brandon, the few transplants that were not successful were the ones where I did not cut back the top growth. I guess there are differing opinions on about everything, but I am just passing on what has worked for me.
both methods make sense, maybe it depends on what plants we are talking about, if its dormant etc, because I do know the plants still make roots while not producing leaves, etc. the two evergreens, I will go ahead and prune at the appropriate time, the blueberry I moved last winter did fine, they produce on the previous years growth, and I want my berries. I just made sure I added the same amendments I had to the first ones. I do believe I will reduce the size of the loropetalum and prune the ones around it, all for a uniform size. I do appreciate the response, there is so much do, just keeping up and revamping. It does help and may give me more to do, knowing what others are also doing during the winter, to gett a jump on springtime. I am also pulling out the bermuda that a'ways finds its way into my large mixed border. plan to still get mulch, etc. but have to take some time off for Thanksgiving with family. thanks
There is equal scientific support for chopping off your right arm to compensate for loosing your left one. It's not just my opinion; it's a very well studied and documented fact (since at least the mid to late 70's when Whitcomb did his studies on this).
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Top 10 Tree Myths by the Morton Arboretum
Dispelling Common Horticultural Myths by the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension
Tips for Planting Trees and Shrubs by the US Department of Agriculture
Let me add a question to the discussion. I have two Encore azaleas that were planted 2 1/2 years ago - 3 gallon plants. I want to move them and wonder where to dig around them, i.e., how far out should I dig? May have to recruit someone to help move them if I should get a big root ball, but that's doable.
Rosie: Most of the roots of azalea plants grow within a few inches of the surface making azaleas pretty easy to transplant. I would recommend using a spade fork when transplanting because you are less likely to sever the roots when trying to get under the rootball. I would dig 10 to 12 inches out and the plants should pop out pretty quickly, Chris.
Here is a link that might be useful: Spade fork
Chris, very much appreciate the suggestion of using a spading fork. Makes a lot of sense. I've always had one, but this year found myself using it for lots of tasks, all of which seemed easier. Lordy, I'm so old. Wish I'd learned this 40 or 50 years ago.
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Review: Up in the Air
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Ratings based on 179 Verified Reviews
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom new jersey
Beautiful clean hotel and wonderful friendly staffPosted Sep 1, 2014
We had an amazing week stay at this resort. The hotel is set up so that is is convenient to bounce between pool and beach all day. The staff was so friendly and they aimed to please always. There is constant activities all day long and great night entertainment as well. When it rained the one day the staff quickly arranged games and indoor activities - we still had fun. The rooms were beautiful and clean. The entire resort was clean. We watched the staff scrub down the beach chairs and rake the beach every morning at 6:00 AM .Great resort for adults and kids!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom New York
Beautiful resort but lacking in all-inclusivePosted Aug 18, 2014
Pros: Restaurant staff; small private beach and 3 different pool locations on the resort.
Cons: Update the lounge chairs and umbrellas. Outlets for a hair dryer in the bathroom. Stock mini-fridge with water and soft drinks.
Location: Close to Castries. Many tours offered pick up and drop off at the hotel
The restaurant and gift shop staff could not have been more friendly; however some of the reception and porter staff were not as friendly. Seemed standoffish and that you're bothering them. Cherry Ann at the Morgan's Pier restaurant remembered my name and what I order even though I only went to the restaurant twice during my week's stay. Ricardo at Plum Tree grill also was quite helpful and friendly. Only one restaurant did not require reservations. Definitely worth making reservations to Morgan's Pier, Bambou and Tree Top. None of the restaurant or bar staff did not make you feel you had to leave them a tip; but it was appreciated when you did leave one.The room was lovely but please note even though this is an all-inclusive hotel, they do not keep any type of drinks in the mini-fridge. You need to purchase that at the gift shop. There is no outlet for a hair dryer in the bathroom; had to use the outlet in the bedroom. Suggested tip - if you're a solo traveler make sure to book your round-trip airport transfers prior to arrival in St.Lucia. The cost for a taxi is expensive. Had I booked directly on Expedia.com the cost would have been $100 round-trip compared to $80 to $85 each way. Suggest changing to EC currency; even if you pay in US dollars they will only give you change in their currency.
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Posted Aug 18, 2014
wonderful hotel with very friendly staff -- beautiful beach and great views
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Posted Aug 18, 2014
Fantastic! Great staff and excellent food Spent two weeks here would go back
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Beautiful views with superb hospitalityPosted Aug 16, 2014
I highly recommend this hotel to everyone. The food is great the staff is friendly and the views are unmatched!
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HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLEPosted Aug 13, 2014
Pros: the view, nothing else
Cons: Everything, needs updating, especially the staff, needa a lot of training
Location: Airport is 1/2 hrs away, nothing really to do nearby
Worst resort I have been to, staff needs a lot of training, I could write a book on how bad it was, Very bakdated, food and drinks is of very very poor quality, and very limited.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
All inclusivePosted Aug 8, 2014
Pros: Staff very friendly and helpfull. Central location, but far from the airpot. ps: most of the hotels are far from the airport.
Cons: Internet is only at the lobby or pool area. If many people are trying to connect around the same time, you can't log in. Bottle water in rooms needed.
Location: Near the center or town and the two main shopping/malls in the island. Many water sports activity.
Hotel is well maintained with many activities during the day & night. Although, I think the activities during the night could be better. The two things I would recommend are internet service throughout the property and bottles of water in rooms.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom New York
Great Resort, beautiful grounds!Posted Jul 19, 2014
What a beautiful resort, everything from the resort to the staff, food and rooms was perfect. The drinks were also all inclusive which was a bonus!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Syracuse, NY
Beautiful, clean, watersports included!Posted Jul 15, 2014
The drinks kept flowing, the food was good, in fact the main buffet restaurant had the best food. Reservation guy likes to play games with booking, telling one person nothing is available, then another they have an opening... "tell him to check again" watersports/lessons have daily timesheets and they dont budge on it, you miss a lesson by 15min and you gotta wait til next day. But all is free, tubing, waterskiing, kayak, boating, etc... Drinks/entertainment start shutting down at 11, which is fine for some, but we had a wedding party of 25yos which after a few nights of our shenanigans, they seems to just stay open later to accommodate us!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Maryland
Very nice experience!!!!Posted Jul 10, 2014
Pros: Everything.
Cons: More gluten free menu items.
Location: The location was fabulous. Great view of the ocean and numerous excursions nearby such as the rain forest, snorkeling, and shopping.
This was our first trip to an island and resort and we were very pleased with the experience. The hotel was well represented by the pictures on the website and the staff was very accomodating. The room was comfortable and we had a great view of the ocean. The restaurants were great and the staff were kind and respectful. The amenities kept us busy and the excursions offered through the hotel were excellent. Overall, we made the right choice and were very pleased with our choice of St James Club Morgan Bay. We look forward to returning.


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Registration will begin online for all of our summer programs on March 10, 2015 at 10:00am. Please see a copy of the 2015 Summer Guide here.
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Enjoy tennis under the lights! From June 21-September 1, the tennis courts lights will be on from dusk until 10PM daily. Permit holders get priority court usage at all times and may make one-hour reservations from 6-10PM. See the flyer for permit details and registration information.
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Annual Easter Egg Hunt: Saturday, March 28 at 8:00AM. Sponsored by New Providence Lions Club (www.nplions.org)
Fishing Derby: Saturday, April 18 at 8:00AM. Sponsored by New Providence PBA Local 132 and New Providence Recreation Department.
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NJ Sharing Network 5K Walk/Run: Sunday, June 7 at 9:00AM. Sponsored by NJ sharing Network & NP Business & Professional Association (NPBPA).
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About 130 current and former Republicans lawmakers and staff gathered at the Capitol for a nearly two-hour ceremony celebrating their majority.
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Arthur Nunn left Columbia on Friday morning to attend President Barack Obama's second inauguration Monday in Washington, D.C.
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Bracken Hill School, Nottingham ~ Day 2
Following yesterday's day with the staff from Bracken Hill School and visiting colleagues, today, we went wandering in the world of words, with three groups of intrepid explorers, up for the challenges we shared.
We waited at the top of the rollercoaster and recorded our feelings of anticipation. Deep breath and we were off, screaming our way to the bottom. … … … Got the feelings down in pithy combinations of, sometimes contrasting words.
Gathering thoughts, in groups & alone, we wrote snappy, punchy lines, to describe the sensations. After a couple of trials, the best phrases were selected.
The grand finale was when we took a final trip on the rickety roller coaster ride, accompanied by the children's voiced phrases, screams & the rhythmic background.
Despite the (necessary) speed the effect was magical. We stepped off the ride, happy & exhilarated- having gained some confidence and thought about how extend & enrich our use of language to bring a world alive!
Thank you again to Kath Harris for inviting us to spend time in her school, with her colleagues and pupils. And thank you to all the staff for their enthusiasm, patience, support and 'up-for-it-ness'. Well done for having a go at many of the ideas already! For example, well done to Tracey Waterhouse for using Morpho to encourage a pupil in to school.
Tracey explains here: I took a photo of my dog and Morfo'd it to encourage a pupil to come to school.
It says, "Hello you need to come to school so Mrs Waterhouse can see you and Doshie can talk to you." …… And it worked!
FunBrain is an interesting collection of games to play in different settings, and subjects.
With free educational games, online books, & comics. Funbrain, was created for preschool children, to 14 year olds, offering more than 100 fun, interactive games, developing maths, reading, and literacy skills.
One brilliant feature of FunBrain, is that you can also read a variety of popular books and comics on the site, including Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Galactic Hotdogs, SkullDuggery Island, and The Lost Side of Suburbia
Bracken Hill School, Nottingham ~ Day 1
Bracken Hill School is a special state school for pupils aged from 3 to 19 in Kirkby in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.
The staff, and pupils, at Bracken Hill, are up for challenges, and making the most of the opportunities that technology provides. They have a new website and are blogging here: School Blogs.
Thanks you to Kath Harris for coordinating our visit. Kath attended the Computing to Inspire Conference back in July 2014 and, following this, she made contact, inviting us to spend time with her colleagues and students. Kath has introduced us to a few new things too. Thanks Kath.
We explored creativity, and the impact it can have on confidence, speaking and listening, writing and beyond. With whatever age, and whatever ability, student, we do need to "reach our destination", to meet our targets, to make changes, and progress, develop, and grow. But, there are many ways to travel. Today, we explored digital, and analog, tools, methods, and ways of working, that bring learning alive.
As part of a process, and just one tool amongst hundreds, we made a little, explorable planet based around familiar landmarks. If you fancy a go at creating a Streetview Stereographic, mini world based on your school, or house, take a look at THIS POST.
Thank you, and well done, all. We really look forward to tomorrow, and a day of more analog responses to some digital landscapes. More wonders, and wandering, in the world of words.
Thanks, too, to Mr Ron McCrossen, Head Teacher. We look forward to more, tomorrow, with the students.
Remind ~ "Safe Classroom Communication"
Remind (formerly Remind101) could be a very useful app. "A safe way for teachers to text message students and stay in touch with parents".
This is one to investigate. For our readers in The U.S., texting can be free. Those outside the U.S. can use email or the app to receive messages. Both are completely free! Get those you want to contact to download the app and opt-in to receive messages with push notifications!
Teachers can send or schedule reminders, assignments, homework, assessments, or motivational messages directly to students' and parents' phones
Interactions are "safe" because phone numbers are kept private, and messages are sent with no open replies. Useful?
Gosport Education Improvement Partnership INSET ~ Day 3
Following Wednesday's, and yesterday's, training for the Gosport Education Improvement Partnership at Elson Junior School, we are at Brune Park Community School, with 220 teachers, from secondary and primary schools in the and Gosport Education Improvement Partnership.
Today, we splattered the staff, with "almost too many" digital ways of keeping the curriculum alive, and maintaining the magic. We investigated how virtual worlds, with their stunning landscapes, peaceful characters and realistic challenges, can be used across subject areas, abilities and age ranges to deliver remarkable effects. We hope that delegates left with many practical ideas to apply back in their contexts.
We also presented some accessible tools and ideas for raising the levels of creativity, writing, speaking and listening among children of all ages. We also investigated the powerful effect of using games, Web2 tools, software, handheld devices and more, with a view to how these things can impact on learning, rather than purely enjoying "the latest gadget".
Thanks, again, to Debbie Lewis for coordinating arrangements with us for these 3 days.
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Gosport Education Improvement Partnership INSET ~ Day 2
Today, we were joined by Y8 students from Brune Park Community School and Y6 pupils from Elson Junior School, their teachers, and others from the Gosport Education Improvement Partnership, at Brune Park Community School.
A huge thank you to Jo Duff, Assistant Headteacher Brune Park Community School, for coordinating today's sessions so efficiently.
Reading is a stimulus and models building sophistication in children's writing. Speaking and listening, comes alive when we expose children to new, valid, interesting and real, whether that is through ICT, trips, or other experiences. Oral rehearsal boosts quality and confidence … sometimes, making it up as we go, verbal, or written "jazz", produces some of the most intriguing, and fascinating results. Well done all.
Great to see some open sharing of ideas. Peer revue and analysis is powerful in the "work in progress" stage, not just at the end. Intervention early, helps children move forwards far more effectively than if it is just picked apart when it is complete.
Thanks to Celia Rich, head of Elson Junior School, and our main link with the Gosport Education Improvement Partnership, for sharing these thoughts on the pathway forward for GEIP:
GEIP – It's all about the Writing
Gosport Curriculum Innovation Group wanted to improve the writing of all learners in the Gosport area. A stubborn area of school improvement which is not improving quickly enough for us.
So; what can we do differently; what will motivate and engage out learners and staff? We invited Tim and Sarah to inspire us to fire up a passion for writing in our Gosport Learners. After an initial day conference, in which Gosport Leaders were shown so many engaging and exciting approaches…..which were readily available to us on the internet…….we set about ways to tempt our staff and children to Tim's wondrous world of writing stimuli and ICT resource.
We have embarked on a massive collaborative project. The Gosport Education Improvement Partnership (GEIP) agreed to fund training places for each of the 30 schools involved. Staff will see Tim and Sarah model their techniques with groups of children from Years 2,4,6,7 and 8. What superb professional development, to have the luxury to observe and reflect on inspirational practice. This will be followed by a common day closure
This will be followed up at our half termly conferences when 'Pledge Partners' will be matched to develop a deep learning project based around on idea drawn from Tim's bountiful box of tricks
Gosport Education Improvement Partnership INSET ~ Day 1
The first of three days, working alongside the children, and staff, from The Gosport Education Improvement Partnership. Today, we were at Elson Junior School for lessons with Year 4 pupils in the morning and Y2 pupils from St John's C of E Primary in the afternoon.
This training followed from the Gosport Curriculum Innovation Conference in October 2014. It is open for all Gosport schools.
Joining us today were colleagues from schools in the Gosport partnership:Elson Junior, Gomer Junior, Leesland Junior, Newtown C of E Primary, Peel Common Junior, John's C of E Primary, St Mary's Catholic Primary, Alverstoke Infant, Brockhurst Infant, Leesland Infant, Peel Common Infant and Rowner Infant.
We have to build emancipated, autonomous, users of language. Phonic development is really important but not as a standalone, every now and then subject. It needs to be taught consistently, and in exciting ways, a development continuum.
Reading is an essential precursor to writing and writing is an essential precursor to reading. Teachers need to plan experiences that require an ever widening range of forms for an ever increasing range of purposes and audiences… and make it real! What is fascinating, about the experiences we offer, in these sessions with children, is that they believe in the locations, and become surprisingly passionate about recording their thoughts, and feelings.
Thank you to Joy Squibb, Headteacher of St John's C of E Primary for sharing her thoughts:
St. John's is a place where going above and beyond is the norm for the love of our children and their futures. We aim to excite children about life and about learning. Our pupils lead the curriculum, helping to build exciting enquiries and discover knowledge of the world together. We love having visitors in school, and taking children out of school to learn – we all strongly believe there are no limits to our learning.
Thank you to Debbie Lewis, for coordinating arrangements with us for these 3 days. A lot of detailed planning.
Well done, to the Elson Junior School and St John's C of E Primary children, and staff. More tomorrow…


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TMZ.com reports that UFC fighter Brock Lesnar will be a "featured star" in THQ's WWE '12 video game after an agreement was reached.
THQ approached Lesnar in January and asked for permission to use his name and likeness in the game and advertising campaign. The former WWE Superstar was ecstatic over the idea, but wouldn't agree to terms unless he received permission from UFC president Dana White. The outspoken mixed martial arts promoter gave Lesnar his blessing.
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BANBURY United let slip a 2-0 lead as they fell to a seventh straight league defeat this season with a 4-2 loss at Frome Town in the Southern League Premier Division.
With Paul Davis taking charge for the first time as interim manager, things looked bright for the Puritans when goals from on-loan Josh Shama and Jacob Walcott's penalty gave the visitors a two-goal cushion before half-time.
However, ultimately it was the dismissal of Lewis Strafford on 13 minutes that proved costly for Banbury, as the ten-men understandably tired late on, allowing the hosts to claim the points.
A much-changed visiting side went into the game hoping a change in manager would help get their season up and running.
And while just two players kept their place in the starting line-up from Monday's home defeat at the hands of Cirencester Town, they went ahead after just three minutes.
Shama, signed on loan from Oxford United 24 hours earlier, latched onto a misunderstanding between Rhys Baggridge and Tom Golledge to chip Lewis Pierre and put his side ahead.
Strafford was then shown a straight red card for a horrible tackle on Matt Smith which put Banbury under real pressure.
Goalkeeper Leigh Bedwell, back for a second spell at the club, did well to keep out a Mark Francis shot as the hosts started to get on top.
But, despite the numerical disadvantage, Banbury doubled the lead.
Shama had gone close to making it 2-0 with a header, but when Walcott was fouled by Pierre in the box, the Banbury man picked himself up and tucked away the spot-kick.
Crucially, the away side were unable to hold onto their advantage at half-time.
Just a minute before the interval, Rhys Baggridge poked home from close range to give Frome a big lift.
Although Smith missed a great chance to level two minutes after the restart, the Somerset side did draw level in the 63rd minute when Mark Francis converted an excellent Ben Thomson pass.
Banbury were visibly tiring and the hosts took advantage, taking the lead with ten minutes remaining when Ricky Hulbert's cross was converted by Thomson.
Davis threw men forward to try and salvage a point, but Banbury were caught on the break in the final minute when a fine run and cross from Baggridge was finished off by Francis to seal victory.
However, Banbury can take much confidence from the performance.
Banbury Utd: Bedwell, Agathangelou (Twitchings 16), Mzungwana, Westbrook, Strafford, Fishwick, Walcott, Hawtin, Shama (Howards 76), Browne, Evangelinos (Houston 55). Subs not used: Katsouloudi, Tappin.
Attendance: 161.
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