Staff Vs Students Football

On Thursday lunchtime the elite staff team took on the 6th form in a charity football match to raise money for Cancer Research and the Alzheimer’s society.
The 6th form took the lead early through a tap in following a defensive lapse. Despite the game going back and forth, the scoreline remained the same until half time.
Minutes into the second half a clearance from a 6th form defender was misjudged and bounced over Mr. Li and despite the best efforts of Mr Coward, he ended up putting the ball in his own net 0-2. The staff responded almost instantly with a bullet header from caretaker, Ethan Thompson. Despite staff pressure they could not make a breakthrough, until moments from time Mr. Cyburt found space on the edge of the box to unleash an unstoppable shot to square the game at 2-2, which is how it finished.
Most importantly £424 was raised for two excellent causes.

Alzheimer's society

Cancer Research logo

Singing For The Alzheimer’s Society

Our senior choir spent the morning creating a festive atmosphere at Wragby Road Tesco, singing beautifully and raising £82 for the Alzheimer’s Society.

 

 

Anti Bullying Week 2024: Choose Respect

To support Anti-Bullying Week, our students have been actively engaging in activities to promote respect. 

From wearing odd socks to celebrate individuality to completing personal pledges to show respect, the school community has come together to make a positive impact. Additionally, during Personal Development sessions, they explored the importance of standing up against bullying and the importance of showing respect to others. 

Students also demonstrated compassion by contributing generously to our food bank collection, ensuring support for those in need. The Community ambassador team will be in the dining room each morning before school to receive any further donations.

We’re incredibly proud of our students’ efforts and commitment to creating a safe and respectful environment for everyone.

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