No lessons on 8th July at Welling or Erith due to staff training day.
Wednesday, 29 June 2011
Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Wednesday, 22 June 2011
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Lancaster University - Open Day
We still have spaces available for the Lancaster University Open Day on Friday, 8th July in London
Lancaster University, ranked in the Top 10 universities, will be opening its doors here in London on Friday 8th July and welcomes all students with aspirations to study at a top 10 University, to come along and experience life at Lancaster on your doorstep.
Lancaster University, ranked in the top 10 UK Universities, will be opening its doors here in London on Friday, July 8th and welcomes all Year 12 students to come along and experience life at Lancaster on your doorstep.
If your students would like to meet current undergraduates from London and find out why they moved to Lancaster, learn how to maximise their chance of gaining a place, and find out about Lancaster's generous student finance bursaries, then make sure they apply early to avoid disappointment. The deadline for applications is Friday, 1st July 2011.
Monday, 20 June 2011
Assembly Notices
020 8304 8531 This number should now be saved to your phones it is imperative that you all call this number to advise us if you are going to be absent or late. Communication is key! Absent letters will be sent if no contact is received by 10am or we have had to chase you up. If you do not want a letter, then be more organised and communicative.
Final two weeks of school- different workshops happening. We need reply slips back if you wish to come on the two uni taster trips and farm day is compulsory.
No holidays should be taken at any point in term time. It will be unauthorised and will affect your attendance figure.
No one can drop a subject now. It is essential to wait for the results before you put all your eggs in one basket.
New subjects- Year 12 get priority, then Erith, then year13/14 students. Please remember this. If you are interested in a new subject, please speak with your tutor or Miss Beer.
HE EVENING Tuesday 28th June - IT IS COMPULSORY. Registers will be taken. You need to return your slip letting Miss Beer know how many places you would like please.
Monday, 13 June 2011
Student of the Week
Last week
WILLIAM MCKENZIE
Well done on a successful return to Welling. Your attitude and efforts have been excellent and you deserve every success this summer.
This week-
LUKE ROBERTSON
Outstanding attendance, punctuality and attitude. An absolute role model to all students through his professional conduct with the Cambodia fundraising.
Thursday, 9 June 2011
Activity Days
The sixth form will be supporting KS3 AND 4 activity days on Wednesday 20th and Thursday 21st July.
Camberwell University - Summer School
Sarah Risley from Camberwell University will be coming in next Wednesday P5 to talk about the free courses available during June and July very much like LCC and Goldsmiths. The two courses are design based including illustration and the second is drawing including sculpture.
Please see Cassie Hyland in the Art Deptpartment if you are interested?
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
AMBER COX (Yr 13) MEETS PRINCE WILLIAM AND KATE
My day with Royalty...
At half five in the morning on the day of the royal wedding, I was asked to get up and sell programmes with 60 other scouts. The programme selling itself was an amazing experience as the atmosphere along the mall was incredible. A couple of weeks later I received an email inviting me to have tea in Clarence House as a thank you. At first I thought that this was very nice of them and that I would only be meeting the people who had asked the Scouting movement to get involved. It wasn't until later that day I was told that a couple of members of the royal family would be joining us and that they would be the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
I was overjoyed to be picked for this once in a life time experience. I feel that if it wasn't for my scouting, I would never have opportunities like this. I would like to encourage other Welling pupils to get involved even if it is only 1 hour a week.
I was overjoyed to be picked for this once in a life time experience. I feel that if it wasn't for my scouting, I would never have opportunities like this. I would like to encourage other Welling pupils to get involved even if it is only 1 hour a week.
Friday, 3 June 2011
6th Form Conference 14th July
For the next 6th Form Conference we will be running 5 different sessions throughout the day, you are required to take part in 2 sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, please view the options below and tell your tutor which two you would like to do, your tutor will fill in a form upon your refutn after half term. Please also choose and reserve third option.
SESSION 1- BUDDHISM PRAYER AND MEDITATION = MR ELSMLIE
SESSION 2- RELIGION THROUGH THE ARTS= MRS HEATON
SESSION 3- RELIGION THROUGH CINEMA- MRS MOORE
SESSION 4- RESISTANCE OF SLAVERY THROUGH AFRO CARIBBEAN DANCING- EXTERNAL AGENCY
SESSION 5- BOLLYWOOD DANCE- A MEANS OF COMMUNICATION =EXTERNAL AGENCY
Ravensbourne Summer School - 11th-14th July 2011
I write to offer an opportunity for Year 12 students in your sixth form/ college to take part in the Ravensbourne Summer School. It is targeted at able students keen to apply to higher education for Art, Design and media courses and will provide them a portfolio of work that will support applications. Students will be expected to attend the Summer School for two days, either 11th & 12th July or 13th&14th July. We have 50 places available for both sessions and places will be awarded on a first come first served basis.
The Summer School theme is ‘Celebrity Culture’ and will cover design, production, presentation, and broadcast media. The Y12 students will select one of four courses: Fashion Design; Graphics; Broadcast Sound; Media.
The Fashion students will design and produce garments and accessories for a popular celebrity which will be displayed in a ‘catwalk’ show on the final day. They will learn techniques and skills associated with design, production and presentation. The outcomes will be a high quality portfolio and show reel which will support any future applications to college and will also enhance their ‘A’ level course work.
The Broadcast and Media students will learn about all aspects of sound and film recording. They will use ‘state of the art’ equipment at the new Ravensbourne media studios. Working in teams they will record the activities of the fashion students; do interviews with them and the staff and record the final ‘catwalk’ show. The outcomes will be a CD with evidence of their work and a recording of the ‘catwalk’ show which will support any future applications to college and will also enhance their ‘A’ level course work.
The Graphics students will learn about design, production and marketing materials. The outcome will be a high quality portfolio which will support any future application to college.
All the students will receive information on university including: the application process for art and design courses; student finance; and progression routes.
Please find attached fliers for the students and application forms which will need to be collected and returned to Ravensbourne by Friday 10th June 2011. Schools and students will be notified of their place by Friday 17th June 2011.
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