DIARY EVENTS All Week Summer Exams • Timings of the Day: • Period 1 • Period 2 • BREAK • Period 3 • LUNCH • TUTOR • Period 4 • Period 5 Monday 11 June 2018 • Knock Out Cup (Telford Track) [14.30 – 20.00] • Primary Boys Dance Project [16.00 – 18.00] Tuesday 12 June 2018 • Athletics Midlands Finals [8.00 – 20.00] • Year 8 & 9 Partnership Rounders [15.30 – 17.30] • Year 7 Rounders versus Shrewsbury High School (WBS) [15.30 – 17.30] • Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh Training Sessions (Group 2) [15.30 – 16.30] 8 June 2018 1 Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh (Practice Expedition) The Field Studies Council, Shropshire Wildlife Trust and Fordhall Farm would like to offer our students a great range of exciting opportunities to engage with the natural environment at all three venues. At Preston Montford Field Centre, Shrewsbury, coming up over the next few months we have: Day events (FREE) Moth Breakfast - Sunday 10 June Food for Free - Sunday 23 September Residential (reduced in price for Shropshire/SY/TF residents) Getting Close to Wildlife - Friday 20 – Sunday 22 July £45/£175 Wild Skills Week - Saturday 4 – Wednesday 8 August £75/£250 For more information about the general project with information about the other venues and what they offer, please see the link below: http://growingconfidenceproject.co.uk / ENVIRONMENTAL OPPORTUNITIES CARNEGIE BOOK CLUB To all of the students who are participating in the Carnegie Book Club Quiz at Idsall School , Miss Lee MUST have the permission slip that was sent home by Monday 11 June. If it is not returned, or an email from a parent isn’t sent to Miss Lee giving you permission, you will NOT be able to go to the Book Quiz. The last book club meeting will be on Friday 15 June. We will be going to Idsall on Monday 18 June from around 10.00 – 13.00.
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DIARY
EVENTS
All Week
Summer Exams
• Timings of the Day:
• Period 1
• Period 2
• BREAK
• Period 3
• LUNCH
• TUTOR
• Period 4
• Period 5
Monday 11 June 2018
• Knock Out Cup
(Telford Track) [14.30 –
20.00]
• Primary Boys Dance
Project [16.00 – 18.00]
Tuesday 12 June 2018
• Athletics Midlands
Finals [8.00 – 20.00]
• Year 8 & 9 Partnership
Rounders [15.30 – 17.30]
• Year 7 Rounders
versus Shrewsbury
High School (WBS) [15.30 – 17.30]
• Year 10 Duke of
Edinburgh Training
Sessions (Group 2) [15.30 – 16.30]
8 June 2018
1
Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh (Practice Expedition)
The Field Studies Council, Shropshire Wildlife Trust and Fordhall Farm would like to offer our students a great range of exciting opportunities to engage with the natural environment at all threevenues.
At Preston Montford Field Centre, Shrewsbury, coming up over the next few months we have:
Day events (FREE)Moth Breakfast - Sunday 10 JuneFood for Free - Sunday 23 September
Residential (reduced in price for Shropshire/SY/TF residents)Getting Close to Wildlife - Friday 20 – Sunday 22 July £45/£175Wild Skills Week - Saturday 4 – Wednesday 8 August £75/£250
For more information about the general project with information about the other venues and what they offer, please see the link below:http://growingconfidenceproject.co.uk/
ENVIRONMENTAL OPPORTUNITIES
CARNEGIE BOOK CLUB
To all of the students who are participating in the Carnegie Book Club Quiz at IdsallSchool, Miss Lee MUST have the permission slip that was sent home by Monday 11 June. If it is not returned, or an email from a parent isn’t sent to Miss Lee giving you permission, you will NOT be able to go to the Book Quiz.
The last book club meeting will be on Friday 15 June. We will be going to Idsallon Monday 18 June from around 10.00 –13.00.
Please could students not to overload their lockers as we are having frequent instances where lockers are being 'damaged' by overloading. The hinges can become damaged when the door is forced shut and they regularly need to be replaced which is at a cost to the school.
The Campus Team repair lockers on a daily basis and they have noticed recently that there are lots of damaged lockers around the school but students are not reporting this. If a student has a locker that needs a repair, please can they report this to Student Services so that the Campus Team can carry out the necessary repairs on a daily basis.
DROP IT AND READ
Drop it and Read for Years 7 - 9 will be on Tuesday 12 June Period 3 & Friday 15 June Period 3.
You may bring a book from home or check out a book from the library if you do not have a one.
JUDO CLUB
Please come in Monday at the times below if you wish to attend:Key Stage 315.30 - 16.15 in the GymnasiumKey Stage 4/516.15 - 17.00 in the Gymnasium
STUDENT RECEPTION
The following students are on Student Reception for the week commencing Monday 11 June – Friday 15 June:
Monday – Magaidh Smith S4 & Kieran Howorth S9Tuesday – Sophie Bennett S6 & Jacob James S10Wednesday – Lily Blundell-White S1 & Thomas Jordan S6Thursday – Grace Dunn S2 & Connor Kearney S7Friday – Tegan Dyer S8 & Zak Kinsey S6
Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh (Practice Expedition)
Word of the Week
Cacophony[kuh-kof-uh-nee]
1. an unpleasant mixture of sounds; harsh noise; discord
As an apprentice you will have the unique opportunity to gain clinical experience, by rotating through different sectors; Acute (Hospital), Community, Primary Care and Local Authority (care homes, voluntary sector) to develop transferable skills and learn about both health and social care approaches to care giving.
Four apprentices will be based in each of the geographies of Telford, Shrewsbury and Oswestry with placements being based in a locality which is convenient to you. You will be required to attend a two week in induction based in Shrewsbury then travel to your placement areas which are hosted by various health and care placement partners for the remainder of your apprenticeship.
Throughout your apprenticeship you will be employed by The National Skills Academy for Health, hosted by employers within the three localities and your qualification will be delivered by Telford College.
A comprehensive induction programme will be delivered, prior to commencement of your placements.
You will be required to have mandatory vaccinations to enable you to attend placement. These may include: H/O BCG vaccination. Varicella (H/O chicken pox), MMR and Hep B vaccinations.
At the end of your apprenticeship your newly acquired skills will be sought after as you will have had exposure to the wide variety of services users in different settings across the Shropshire health and care economy. This could be the start your career pathway. We offer full support to help find a suitable role based on your individual career goals at the end of this apprenticeship opportunity.
