North Cornwall Secondary Schools Collaborative Approach to Drug Education
Events
This year Wadebridge School held their annual Foodbank
Friday in December to collect donations for the special Foodbank Christmas
boxes, which provide food and Christmas treats for families in need in the
local community. The collection was a massive success, so thank you to all
students and parents who donated.
Last November we held a series of assemblies about the Food Bank and today Wadebridge School has taken donations:
Congratulations to
Wadebridge School's Lego robotic club who demonstrated amazing ingenuity,
creativity and teamwork to win the southwest regional robotics competition.
They built and programmed robots designed to complete a variety of tasks
as well as writing and delivering a presentation to a panel of engineers and
RAF officers. Our pupils also received a special mention from the organisers of
the competition for how polite and friendly they were to everyone at the
competition. They are now preparing to compete at the UK finals at the Big Bang
fair at the NEC in Birmingham.
Clare Teal comes to Wadebridge School
Christmas Shoebox Appeal
A huge thank you to all those children, parents and staff who donated all items for this appeal last year. Thanks to your generosity we were able to fill 60 boxes to send as gifts to underprivileged children. We will be running this again this Christmas.
Resilience Days
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Lady Taverner's Regional Cricket Competition
U13 South West Regional Finals Day
The U13 girls cricket team travelled up to Southampton to represent Cornwall in the Lady Taverners Schools Regional Finals day, which was hosted at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton.
Imogen Hanson, Ellen George, Beth Kent, Coco Kuhnzack-Richards, Isabelle Rix, Hannah Prideaux, Sophie Reseigh, Tamsyn Old, Stephanie Key, Lowenna Pennington
The girls started the day off well with a comfortable win but then narrowly lost their second match to Millfield and their final game meaning they did not qualify for the National Finals Day.
Cornwall School Mining Games - success! Read the full report here
Photos of our Week with the Young Americans
CREST Award
At the Big Bang National Science and Engineering Competition, Year 10 CREST boys took part in breaking a world record, to pass 10L of water along a pupil chain of 200 pupils for water aid, well done boys. The blue wigs were compulsory, but meeting Jason Bradbury made up for that!
Well done to CREST award Year 10 boys at the Big Bang National Science and Engineering Competition. Sadly no prizes but a brilliant performance and a great opportunity to represent Wadebridge School at such a prestigious event. Click here for photos.
Write up from Tom Oatley
Cosmic Classrooms
Direct from BBC News pages:- www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-england-devon-35287800
Questions from Cornwall to the International Space Station
Fundraising for Nepal Earthquake appeal
South West win for Year 9 CREST project.
Top Year 7 scientists enjoy day at the Big Bang South West.
Images from the Drama Showcase at Hall For Cornwall in January
News Bulletins
EmPower Plus Charity Fund Raising Event
Wadebridge School offer a student support service called EmPower Plus. This service is run by a group of Year 10 students.
The role of the EmPower Plus mentors is to offer support to students in Year 7, 8 and 9 by offering help and advice at the lunchtime drop in centre. As well as the regular lunchtime drop in's, EmPower Plus also offers a confidential email and text service, where students can contact them for help or support. The EmPower Plus Team decided to raise awareness of their service and raise money for a local charity at the same time. The charity they chose was Children's Hospice South West. They managed to raise a very respectable £615.00.
Sarah Stott, Senior Community Fundraiser for CHSW said “On behalf of everyone at CHSW, I would like to say a huge thank you to the students at Wadebridge School for raising such a fantastic amount for us through their non-school uniform day. It really is wonderful that these young people have chosen to do something to help other children. Their generous donation will make such a huge difference to the children and families that we support at Little Harbour - thank you so much!"
Fundraising for FLEET
At Wadebridge school following demonstrations by the local charity FLEET, on how to use a defibrillator, Miss Bassett’s tutor group were inspired to hold a cake sale to raise money for the charity. In one day students from 9CBT managed to raise £183 for FLEET in support of the Cornwall defibrillator project. Pictured are students from 9CBT with Miss Bassett (left hand side) and Anne Rundle (centre) receiving the cheque on behalf of FLEET.
Defibrillator Awareness Training
Aerosols warning: letter to parents
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