THE FIRST TWO STUDENTS TO COMPLETE UCAS PROCEDURE WILL GET THEIR MONEY REFUNDED.
PLEASE LET MISS BEER KNOW AS SOON AS YOU HAVE PAID AND SEND YOUR FORM OFF.
Friday, 30 September 2011
MESSAGE
YEAR 12 WILL HAVE ASSEMBLY MONDAY (COMMON ROOM), WEDNESDAY (MAIN HALL) AND FRIDAY (COMMON ROOM)
YEAR 13 WILL BE IN TUTOR GROUPS APART FROM ON WEDNESDAY FOR ASSEMBLY IN THE MAIN HALL.
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Students of the week
BEN CAMPBELL
For his commitment to the Cambodia expedition and his enrichment work with a local primary school
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
ASSEMBLY NOTICES
1. Halloween Party- payments by Friday. Plus ones need to go through Miss Beer or will not be permitted.
2. Deposits by Friday- £5. Please support. Very few people now, not given them in. Please ‘do your bit’
3. Do not leave the buliding at unauthorized times. There will be SPOT CHECKS
4. dress code- concern raised
5. Any Year 12s who are interested in being a prefect, please come to a meeting in the sixth form common room at 8.15am on Thursday.
6. HE/FE surgery- under 10 people have replied. Please get your slip in to us asap!
7. You can not drop subjects now. It is too late to change. Any concerns need to be raised with the subject teacher, department head and then Mrs. Gordon-Smart
Monday, 26 September 2011
Training Day at Erith Monday 3rd October
Erith are having a Training Day on
Monday 3rd October
Therefore if you have lessons at Erith on a Monday you will not be required to attend
Students will need to remain at Welling and use this time for private study.
Students will need to remain at Welling and use this time for private study.
Friday, 23 September 2011
London Southbank Opportunities
Dear Partner
I am getting in touch with you, as the Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences has a progression agreement with your institution. This means that if students choose one of the courses listed below, when applying to LSBU, we guarantee conditional offers and then places if the conditions are satisfied. To benefit from the progression agreement, applicants must state the words: PA followed by the name of their institution in the further information column on the UCAS form, next to the LSBU course choice.
I am getting in touch with you to update you on the courses within the progression agreement and also to update you on the required tariff points/entrance requirements for each of our courses.
Courses Eligible for the Progression Agreement
| Course title | |
At a University meeting last week, I succeeded in getting the agreement from the University to be able to offer progression agreement applicants slightly lower tariff points/ entrance requirements. Please find below our standard tariff points/entrance requirements and also our tariff points/entrance requirements for progression agreement applicants:
| Standard Entrance Requirements for Courses offered by Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences 2011/12 | ||
| Courses | UCAS tariff points | Access to HE Diploma requirements |
| LLB (Hons) Law and combinations where Law is the major subject and BSc (Hons) Psychology and combinations where Psychology is the major subject. | 260 | Pass with 24 Level 3 credits at Merit |
| All other UG courses offered by FAHS | 240 | Pass with 21 Level 3 credits at Merit |
| Entrance Requirements for Schools/Colleges that have Progression Agreements with the Faculty of Arts & Human Sciences 2011/12 | ||
| Courses | UCAS tariff points | Access to HE Diploma Requirements |
| LLB (Hons) Law and combinations where Law is the major subject and BSc (Hons) Psychology and combinations where Psychology is the major subject. | 240 | 21 Level 3 credits at Merit |
| All other UG courses offered by FAHS | 220 | 18 Level 3 credits at Merit |
In addition to the slightly lower tariff points/entrance requirements for our progression agreement partners, we also offer our partners other benefits, such as subject workshop days, mentoring etc. We have a very special event for year 13 students on 12 October and this is only for our partners –we do not advertise this event.
Activities at Greenwich University
IT YOUR INTERESTED IN ANY ACTIVITY PLEASE SEE ELLEN TO BOOK Greenwich University Activities
View more documents from Welling School Sixth Form.
New Bachelors degree in Liberal Arts
I’m writing to let you know about our new Bachelors degree in Liberal Arts, which will be of interest to your students. The degree allows students to combine a range of subjects including history, geography, politics, languages and religion. The key feature about this degree is that students will study a range of subjects in their first year before specializing by choosing a major and a minor subject. The degree programme is also distinctive in that it includes an optional internship module, the opportunity to study a language, and to spend time abroad at one of our partner institutions.
This is an exciting and challenging programme for bright and ambitious students. King’s is one of the most prestigious universities in the country (recently rated 27th in the world) and is in the UK’s top five for student employability post-graduation.
We are keen to encourage excellent applicants from all backgrounds, and so this year are offering up to five scholarships of £15,000 each to support students through their course. The applications will be judged on both academic merit, and parental income, so that we can support the best students who might not otherwise be able to attend the course.
You can find out much more information about the programme on our website (www.kcl.ac.uk/liberalarts). The Admissions Tutor for the degree will be running a webinar on 29 September at 6pm, to explain the programme and answer questions. If any of your students or staff would like to attend, please email liberalarts@kcl.ac.uk by Tuesday 27 September at 5pm, and we will send you a link and further instructions by email.
Best wishes,
Jan Palmowski
Head of the School of Arts & Humanities
King’s College London
Email: liberalarts@kcl.ac.uk
ARE YOU 16-18 YEARS OLD AND INTERESTED IN A HEALTH SERVICE CAREER ?
South London Health Care NHS Trust
WOULD YOU LIKE TO OFFER PART OF YOUR SPARE TIME TO DO SOME VOLUNTARY WORK IN YOUR LOCAL HOSPITAL?
IF SO PLEASE READ ON
ALL WE ASK IS THAT YOU MAKE A REGULAR COMMITMENT TO ATTEND FOR A MINIMUM OF THREE HOURS ONCE A WEEK AND FOR A PERIOD OF NO LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
WE WILL BE HOLDING A RECRUITMENT SESSION ON
MONDAY 24 OCTOBER 2011-09-22
FOR 10.00AM TO 14.00 PM
IN THE COMMITTEE ROOM , B BLOCK
QUEEN MARY’S HOSPITAL
FROGNAL AVENUE, SIDCUP KENT DA14 6LT
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED , PLEASE COME ALONG AND MEET THE TRUST VOUNTARY SERVICES CO-ORDINATORS
Monday, 19 September 2011
SAT 1ST OCTOBER- OPEN MORNING
Sixth form expected to help out. Please speak to Ellen if you are able to support a department or as a guide. It is an excellent opportunity to head out and show leadership skills plus commitment!
Sixth Form Hospital Work Experience
Gap Medics are offering an exciting project for your students that are looking to apply for university courses in either medicine, nursing or dentistry. We are running a special 1-week programme in India during the October and February half terms designed for your Year 12 students thinking of applying for a healthcare related degree to offer them much needed hospital work experience before they apply and to see if a career in healthcare appeals to them. It is also open to your Year 13 students who will have just submitted their UCAS forms if looking to apply for medicine or dentistry for entry in 2012 and will have upcoming interviews.
The placements are ideal for your Year 12 students to give them the desire and pre-requisite work experience they need to apply and its great for Year 13's to give them the confidence to excel in their interviews too.
Students will spend five days shadowing highly skilled doctors in their day-to-day work on a fully-supervised hospital placement. Students will also have the benefit of clinical teaching, safe and secure accommodation in our own students house, food, airport transfers in India, local orientations, 24/7 support from our teams in India and the UK and lots of help with preparations for their trip too.
The specifics of our India half term specials can be viewed on our website www.gapmedics.com or by clicking here.
Gap Medics are the leading provider of short-term healthcare work experience placements abroad and our programmes are are open to individuals, groups of students and are suitable for organised school trips too. Aside from our 1-week special programmes we have placements that can be started on any weekend of the year in 3 destinations so if your students cannot make the October or February programmes there is sure to be a placement that can fit around their availability. Students are free to contact us for any further information and can confirm their place on the programmes via the website too.
Best Wishes
Mark Hinksman
Programme Development Manager
Gap Medics – Launching medical careers
Collingwood Buildings
38 Collingwood Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 1JF
T. +44 (0)191 269 6818 F. +44 (0)191 229 9501 E. mark@gapmedics.comW. www.gapmedics.com
The placements are ideal for your Year 12 students to give them the desire and pre-requisite work experience they need to apply and its great for Year 13's to give them the confidence to excel in their interviews too.
Students will spend five days shadowing highly skilled doctors in their day-to-day work on a fully-supervised hospital placement. Students will also have the benefit of clinical teaching, safe and secure accommodation in our own students house, food, airport transfers in India, local orientations, 24/7 support from our teams in India and the UK and lots of help with preparations for their trip too.
The specifics of our India half term specials can be viewed on our website www.gapmedics.com or by clicking here.
Gap Medics are the leading provider of short-term healthcare work experience placements abroad and our programmes are are open to individuals, groups of students and are suitable for organised school trips too. Aside from our 1-week special programmes we have placements that can be started on any weekend of the year in 3 destinations so if your students cannot make the October or February programmes there is sure to be a placement that can fit around their availability. Students are free to contact us for any further information and can confirm their place on the programmes via the website too.
Best Wishes
Mark Hinksman
Programme Development Manager
Gap Medics – Launching medical careers
Collingwood Buildings
38 Collingwood Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 1JF
T. +44 (0)191 269 6818 F. +44 (0)191 229 9501 E. mark@gapmedics.comW. www.gapmedics.com
Enrichment
Dept:
Mathematics
Contact:
Mr San
Job Description:
National Cipher Challenge After School Club
When needed:
Thursday 22nd September, after school
possibly Tuesday 27th September
and then weekly thereafter (probably every Wednesday or Thursday)
How long for:
Until Christmas
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
LCC Visit
Bill Long from LCC is due to come into school on Wednesday 21st September at 2pm to speak to the students that took part in the summer programme. These students should come to the common room next Wednesday.
Any other students interested in LCC are also welcome to come along, but the main students needed are those seen by Gavin and Bill last term.
ENRICHMENT
Dept:
Media and Film
Contact:
Nina Moore
Job Description:
I am looking for a 6th Form Media student who has experience of GCSE Media Studies and is interested in peer mentoring and supporting a new Year 11 student from Lithuania. This student has not done GCSE Media before but has a good grasp of Photoshop and is eager to complete the coursework for GCSE Media this half term. I would like someone who would be willing to advise and give one-to-one support to enable this student to make a smooth transition into Welling School, and to realise personal success in Media.
When needed: For one or two of the following periods: Mondays Period 3 and 4, or Tuesday P2.
How long for: Until Half Term
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
ENRICHMENT
Dept: Music
Contact: Tom Ross
Job Description: Assistant technician - keeping studio and practice rooms tidy (3 posts) (Music student preferred)
When needed: 1 hour per week
How long for: Whole year
Dept: Music
Contact: Mrs Warren
Job Description: Displays assistant (2 posts) (Open to all)
When needed: 1 hour per week
How long for: Whole year
Dept: Music
Contact: Mr Southgate
Job Description: Assistant technician - studio recording technician (2 posts) (Suitable for Music students only, full training given)
When needed: 11:30 - 12:30 or 12:30 - 1:30, Mondays, overtime available (pay rate negotiable in doughnuts)
How long for: Whole year
Dept: Drama
Contact: Mrs Peake
Job Description:
1) Assisting with year 10 classes in communication workshops
2) Assisting with year 9 groups
3) Assisting with setting up our new costume room
4) Display work
When needed: See Mrs Peake
How long for: See Mrs Peake
Dept: English
Contact: Miss Major
Job Description: year 7 reading support and display work
When needed: Miss Major
How long for: Miss Major
Dept:HISTORY
Contact:E BEER
Job Description: SUPPORT FOR KS3
When needed: THURSDAY PERIOD 5
How long for:1 HOUR ALL YR
Outreach for Medicine at King’s College London
Please find linked below details of events offered by Outreach for Medicine at King’s College London during the next academic year. All events are free of charge and are available to pupils from non-selective state schools across London and Kent. Their events are designed to encourage students to pursue careers in healthcare, with a strong focus on medicine.
Activities for Sixth Form
Outreach for Medicine Sixth form booking form 2011-12
Monday, 12 September 2011
ENRICHMENT
Business would like some help with displays in their classrooms and in the corridoors come along towards the end of the week to see Mrs Doyle or Mr Osunde in E33 and E3
Dept: ICT/Business
Contact: Mr Osunde/Mrs Doyle
Job Description: Display work
When needed: Starting end of this week 14th
How long for: two weeks
Dept: Maths
Contact: Mr Tongue
Job Description: Classroom assistance
When needed: All periods except Mon 3, Tues 1, Tues 4, Wed 2, 3, 5, Thurs 1, 4. Fri 1, 2, 5.
How long for: Until further notice
Dept: Design and Technology
Contact: Phil Hanes
Job Description:Classroom Assistant
When needed: Tuesday Period 2 - Year 8 D&T
How long for:1 Term or longer
Dept: Humanities
Contact: Ms Benfield
Job Description: Tidy and make the team base a place to go!
When needed: As often as possible while the skip is in Berwick car park
How long for: Two weeks+ (once they have finished we can find some display work).
Sunday, 11 September 2011
HALLOWEEN PARTY- FRIDAY 4TH NOVEMBER FANCY DRESS!
HALLOWEEN PARTY- FRIDAY 4TH NOVEMBER FANCY DRESS!
£10.00 in an envelop with Your name, the amount and titled 'Halloween Party Payment'
£10.00 in an envelop with Your name, the amount and titled 'Halloween Party Payment'
Please if you are interested, get the money in by Friday 16th September 2011
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