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| Francis Gunther McMahon || Mrs. Trevinco || Starring |
| Francis Gunther McMahon || Mrs. Trevinco || Starring || Debate<br>Flashback - Robbery<br>Flashback - Hit & Run |
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| Rebecca Wilding || Melanie Smiles || Supporting |
| Rebecca Wilding || Melanie Smiles || Supporting || Debate |
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| Thomas Williams || Mr. Vann || Supporting |
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| Mason Smith || Rick (a.k.a. Chav #1) || Minor |
| Mason Smith || Rick (a.k.a. Chav #1) || Minor || Flashback - Robbery<br>Flashback - Hit & Run |
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| Arran Riley || Nick (a.k.a. Chav #2) || Minor |
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| Jordan Carr || Security Guard || |
| Jordan Carr || Security Guard || Background || Debate |
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Revision as of 02:56, 6 September 2010
| Newall Green High School | |
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Greenbrow Road Wythenshawe, Manchester , M23 2SX | |
| Information | |
| Type | State Secondary School |
| Religious affiliation(s) | none |
| Local authority | Manchester |
| Specialist | Arts, Science, Maths |
| Ofsted | Reports |
| chair | Dr J Grant |
| Headteacher | Neil Wilson |
| Gender | mixed |
| Age | 11 to 18 |
| Enrollment | 996 |
| Website | http://www.newallgreenhigh.manchester.sch.uk/ |
Newall Green High School is a secondary school in Wythenshawe, Manchester, England with about 996 students enrolled, including 105 students in the sixth form which opened in September 2009.[1] Following a September 2009 inspection, an Ofsted report classed the school with a Grade 3 (satisfactory).[1]
Awards
The school has received the Healthy Schools Award (Gold), Investors in People status, Inclusion Charter Mark, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Kite Mark, and the Leading Aspect Award for its collaboration with primary schools. [1]
Specialism
The school was appointed as an arts college in 2000, a science with mathematics college in 2004, and a vocational college in 2006.[1]
Theatre Company
In 2009, then year 9 students, who had taken a BTEC in Drama were tasked with putting together a theatre company. They worked with the Manchester Library Theatre, to create there first show "Asbo's and As' beens", which consisted of multiple sketches. The Main Sketch Was Entitled "The Melanie Smiles Shows" The Cast of the 'Mrs. Trevinco/Melanie Smiles' consisted of:
| Actor | Main Character Played | Role Type | Parts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Francis Gunther McMahon | Mrs. Trevinco | Starring | Debate Flashback - Robbery Flashback - Hit & Run |
| Rebecca Wilding | Melanie Smiles | Supporting | Debate |
| Thomas Williams | Mr. Vann | Supporting | Debate Flashback - Hit & Run |
| Mason Smith | Rick (a.k.a. Chav #1) | Minor | Flashback - Robbery Flashback - Hit & Run |
| Arran Riley | Nick (a.k.a. Chav #2) | Minor | Flashback - Robbery Flashback - Hit & Run |
| Jordan Carr | Security Guard | Background | Debate |
Senior Staff
| Staff Member | Head of | Assistant Head? | Deputy Head? | Department |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bethan Evans | Drama | — | — | Expressive Arts |
| Jenny Hopwood | English (Currently on Maternity Leave) | — | — | English |
| Adrian Draper | PE | — | — | PE |
| Melissa Husraz | Languages | — | — | Modern Foreign Languages |
| Anne-Marie Knight | Dance | — | — | Expressive Arts |
| Sarah Deakin | Geography | — | — | Humanities |
| Bethany Ingham | Humanities RE |
— | — | Humanities |
| Kelly Roscoe | History | — | — | Humanities |
| Richard Daniel | Mathematics | — | — | Mathematics |
| Ruth Drury | Expressive Arts | yes | — | Expressive Arts |
| Beverly Murray | Art | — | — | Expressive Arts |
| Sarah Wagstaff | Science | — | — | Science |
| Victoria Lundberg | Music | — | — | Expressive Arts |
| Alan Perry | ICT | — | — | ICT |
| Linda Neesom | Technology (co-head) | yes | — | Technology |
| Dave Driver | Technology (co-head) | — | — | Technology |
| Susie Delaney | — | — | yes | Science |
| Kate Donovan | — | — | yes | English |
| Viv Wright | — | — | yes | — |
| Neil Braithwaite | — | yes | — | — |
| Hanna Nichols | English (Temporarily while J. Hopwood is on Leave) | yes | — | English (Temporarily) |
References
- ^ a b c d Ofsted report 2009 Retrieved 19 July 2010
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