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HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY
This week, our school assemblies were focused on the Holocaust, ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day on 27th January.
These sessions encouraged students to reflect on the importance of remembrance, the dangers of prejudice and discrimination and the role each of us plays in standing up against hatred in all its forms.
We are proud of the thoughtful discussions our students engaged in and the maturity they showed throughout.
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YEAR 9 PARENTS' EVENING
This is a reminder, as per our school calendar, it is Year 9 Parents' Evening on Thursday 26th February. Instructions on how to book appointments for this will be sent out soon.
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Roblox might be a favourite with kids 🎮💬, but its huge mix of user‑created worlds can sometimes expose them to things they’re not ready for.
This week’s #WakeUpWednesday guide helps parents and educators understand the risks, set smarter controls 🔐 and support children to enjoy Roblox more safely.
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📚 HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY DISPLAY
Our Library has created a powerful and thought‑provoking display to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. Students are encouraged to explore the collection and borrow books that deepen understanding of this significant moment in history.
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YEAR 9 PSHE DAY
Today our Year 9 students took part in their PSHE Day, exploring a wide range of important topics that support their personal development and wellbeing.
We were fortunate to welcome external visitors from Solent Mind, Yellow Door and No Limits, who delivered insightful and interactive sessions throughout the day.
Students engaged in discussions and activities focused on: wellbeing, careers, drugs and alcohol awareness, healthy eating and lifestyle choices, consent and respectful relationships and online safety.
A huge thank‑you to our visiting organisations for their expertise and to our students for their enthusiasm and maturity.
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YEAR 10 SCIENCE EXPERIMENT! 🧪⚗
Year 10 Separate Science students getting hands-on with chemistry, as they carry out titration experiments, developing precision, teamwork and practical lab skills.
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📚 WORLD BOOK DAY COMPETITION! 🎉
To celebrate World Book Day, our Library is running a special competition that’s already creating a real buzz among students. Staff members have been photographed hidden behind their favourite books and students are challenged to guess who’s who.
It’s a lovely way to spark conversations about reading, encourage curiosity and bring a bit of fun into the school day. Students can submit their guesses in the Library and there are prizes up for grabs for those who guess correctly.
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SCIENCE CLUB 🧪🧫
After the Christmas overindulgence, Science Club have been investigating the science of antacids! We mixed, fizzed, tested and compared different antacids to see how effective they are at neutralising acid. It was a fun, hands-on way to explore the chemistry of acids and alkalis in action!
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JONTY EVANS VISITS RPCC 2 🌟
Following Jonty Evans’ inspiring talk this morning, some of our students had the opportunity to have a photograph taken with him. They were also delighted to receive a signed card - a memorable keepsake!
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JONTY EVANS VISITS RPCC ✨
Today we had the pleasure of welcoming Jonty Evans, international eventing rider, to our school. Jonty joined us to deliver a powerful and motivational talk to our students, sharing his journey, his resilience and the determination that has shaped his career in equestrian sport.
It was a fantastic opportunity for them to hear first‑hand how dedication and a positive mindset can open doors to incredible achievements.
A huge thank you to Jonty for taking the time to inspire the next generation.
@jontyeventingandcoaching
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