Attendance Cycle Initiative

Details of our new attendance initiative are detailed in the attached letter link and information document link.

Celebrating World Book Day

World Book Day was celebrated with enthusiasm by staff and students at the college with staff dressing as characters from well-known books and themed learning activities taking place across college.

Thank you to all of those staff who participated with such enthusiasm and made the day so memorable for students. Literacy Leader, Mrs Brugger was delighted with how the day went.

“Students enjoyed taking part in the several competitions that were running on the day. There was a real buzz about the College and I would like to thank everyone who got involved. Remember: reading is power!”

“Today a reader, tomorrow a leader”

Great Ambassadors

It has been a a busy and productive year to date for groups of students involved in the wider PSHCE curriculum.

Girls Breaking Barriers

A group of girls involved in the ‘Getaway Girls’ project were among 200 participants from across the UK to participate in Girls Breaking Barriers. This was an opportunity to have their say on some of the key barriers facing girls and young women in the UK and around the world in a debate at the House of Lords.

Our PSHCE Ambassadors have also been busy working on number of projects, most notably helping to plan and organise the very successful Year 9 Health Fair.

PSHCE Ambassadors

The role of the PSHCE Ambassador involves working as a team to support the running and delivery of the PSHCE curriculum.  Helping ensure that PSHCE lessons run smoothly by supporting assigned year groups, producing and updating resources for the college website and PSHCE information boards and preparing and delivering assemblies on PSHCE issues.

Theses students have been extremely pro-active in their ambassador roles so far and are currently preparing a short film on PSHCE & British Values to be shown in assemblies.

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