Issue 11 Friday 4th June 2010 Next issue: 18/06/10

Woodleigh’s skate extravaganza

Woodleigh School turned into a skate
park for the day as all the pupils practised
ollies, flips and 180s with maximum air.
The School Council and the Friends of
Woodleigh organised the event which
lasted all day and involved over 80 chil-
dren.
Pupils also learned and practised a
series of tricks and moves, including 180s,
kick flips, tic tacs and glides.
George Ullyott, age 12, from Garton-
on-the-Wolds, said : “It was great to learn
new skills and it was a challenging experi-
ence.”
Victoria Hind, age 11, from Hutton
Cranswick said: “I liked it and I found it
fun especially the flips.”
The best skateboarders performed a
masterclass in the afternoon, finished by
Paul the instructor completing a spectacu-
lar aerial 360 shove it and kick flip over the
school’s parking barrier .

By Stephen Lee,
Year 7
 1 2

Aries, 21 March - 20 April : A 4

Robot bear will nobble a hitman.
5 6
Taurus, 21 April - 21 May :
Jumping homes will massacre
7
cars.

Gemini, 22 May - 21 June : God

Praise the Almighty Llama!!
8
Cancer, 22 June - 23 July : A
ninja armed with Cross Words
will shout at you in Spanish.

Leo, 24 July - 23 August : Bun-

nies will crack open a frog.
9

Virgo, 24 August - 23 Septem-

ber : Crazy underpants will open
up a grocery store.
EclipseCrossword.com
Libra, 24 September - 23 Octo-
ber : A Paper clip will stab
Across
through your spleen.

Scorpio, 24 October - 22 Novem- 3. A scent which is used in car fresheners.

ber : A crabby rocket launcher
will live in your cave.
Sagittarius, 23 November - 21
December : A rabid horse will
just stand on your but.
Capricorn, 22 December - 20
January : your Oesophagus will
explode.
Aquarius, 21 January - 19 Febru- 2.
ary : Your cat will spontaneously 4.
combust into a cloud of acid.
Pisces, 20 February - 20 March :
grilled French people will pro-
test.
7. A very expensive wood that is used in furniture.
8. What you get after a fire.
9. A large evergreen which grows in Scandinavia.
Down
1. A tall tree that has long green tails. they grow near
lakes.
Sounds like you, but in a tree form...
A that sounds like something near the seaside (with a
different spelling)
5. Americans use this to make ***** syrup.
6. A tree with little helicopters.
TIP: This weeks crossword is based on trees
 Book Fair
BY PATRICK LITTEN, YEAR 8
Woodleigh had a book fair visit last
week. Every class went and bought a few
books each. What was popular about the
book fair was the three for two offer.
Another feature of the book fair that
was popular was that a lady from the book
fair came and talked to the whole class on
first lesson on Friday morning.
Overall the Book fair was judged to
be a complete success, with many people
who are normally loud shouting for quiet
so that they can concentrate on their books.
Mathew Binnersley, Year 8, said that
the book fair was “great fun and I’m look-
ing forward to it next year.”

Year 2’s View of the Skateboarding.

BY EMILY BREESE, YEAR 2
We learnt how to skateboarded. We
needed to put on safety kit, like helmets,
knee and elbow pads, and padded gloves.
I managed to jump when the skate-
board was upside down.
First time Paul (the Instructor) had to
hold my hand so I could do it, then when I
could do it, it became easy peasy. I can now
do it on my own. I did it yesterday at play-
time and it was easy. It was brilliant fun
and I want to do it again.

Woodleigh and Ryedale special Families

BY PATRICK LITTEN, YEAR 8 council.

On one Saturday next half of term,

Woodleigh will have a special visit from
Ryedale special Families’ youth club on Sat-
urday 12th of June.
The morning will include a musical-
mess-around, a walk around the school and
a treasure hunt.
The trip was arranged by the school
 U11 Cricket Top ten horses to
Wednesday, 26th & Saturday follow.
22ndof May BY BILLY GARRITTY, YEAR 6

BY ZAC WOOLLEY, YEAR 6

Billy Garritty has named his top
On Saturday the U11s played Bram-
cote and won, Robert Bradley was man of ten horses this year:
the match and our winning streak went up
to 6. Hamish Mgonigol
On Wednesday we played Bramcote
again away in a timed cricket match.
Jonty Megginson was out first with 13
Off Chance
runs. Then Robert Bradley was out for 18.
By the end of the innings we had a score of Madame Macy
85 all out.
When Bramcote was in to bat they Transonic
played well, but their innings was also fin-
ished prematurely by a great catch by Jonty
Megginson. Their final score was 66 all out.
Johnny Lester’s Hair

Note: the U13s match against Bramcote on Cocktail Charlie

Wednesday was Woodleigh: 121-9 and
Bramcote were 122-4. Bramcote won by 6
Mappin’ Time
wickets.

Foot in Bill

Discanti

Refuse to wait
By Patrick Litten, Charles Saunders , Cameron
Castleton and Zac Woolley.
With the help of Fred Austin.
Photos by Mr. Tolkien.
Special thanks to everybody else who was
involved.