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Brockington Bulletin |October and November 2016 Edition | Page 1
Brockington Bulletin October and November 2016 Edition
Mr Chris Southall ,
Principal
Website: www.brockington.leics.sch.uk | Facebook: www.facebook.com/brockingtoncollege | Twitter: www.twitter.com/brockingtoncoll
I was incredibly proud of all pupils during our Remembrance Service on Friday 11 November. Thomas Penny from
Year 10 played both ‘The Last Post’ and the ‘Reveille’ superbly well, whilst pupils and members of staff stood shoulder to
shoulder in complete silence as a sign of respect for those that have died or have been injured in the service of the
country.
Year 7 pupils visited Caythorpe Court en masse recently as part of a team building residential experience. They were
involved in a whole series of outdoor pursuit experiences and I am sure will have gained much from the experience. My
thanks to Mrs Wright (Head of Year 7) for leading the trip and to the form tutors and other members of staff for taking
part in the trip. I know that they all slept soundly on the evening that the trip returned.
Another proud moment and first for Brockington occurred last week with the awarding of our first ever GCSE Certificates
to the Year 11 pupils that sat GCSE core science exams in the summer term. As you will be aware, results were extremely
pleasing and it was lovely to be able to take the time, with pupils and parents, to celebrate success. My thanks to
Carolyn Lewis (Director of Education for the Diocese) and Russell Andrews (Chair of Governors) for also attending.
Equally, thank you to Mrs Dobbins and Mrs Carr for organising the event.
The path to success for Year 11 pupils now involves the preparation for and sitting of their mock exams in December.
They then have only one full term remaining at Brockington College, before their GCSE exams in the summer term. They
need your full support as parents/carers going forwards and you will have to gauge what this involves. For some it will
require some serious conversations about revising and fulfilling potential, whilst for others it may comprise support in
helping your child to stay calm and find ways to relax. If you need our advice on how to support your child in what is a
very stressful period for them, please do not hesitate to ask. In the meantime, please encourage them to revise for the
exams and to attend after-school revision sessions.
As always, all parents/carers are invited to attend our next Parents’ Forum Meeting, which is on Thursday 24 November
at 6.30 pm. The topic for discussion on this occasion is the school curriculum. We will brief parents/carers on the
current curriculum and the latest government recommendations, then we would like to hear your views about the
possible changes we could make. Consequently , it would be helpful to have parents/carers of pupils across the age
range present, due to their differing experiences.
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More News & Reminders Matters and Dates
Remembrance Service
The Last Post
On Friday 11 November 2016 at 11.00 am we held our annual Remembrance Service. The whole school respectfully gathered in the Courtyard as words were
read, The Last Post played and a minute’s silence was held to remember.
This year Thomas Penny (10L) played ‘The Last Post’, which has become a Brockington tradition, to a larger audience due to our increase in college numbers. A recording of this can be viewed on the following link http://bit.ly/2fktmFU
Poppy Appeal
Thank you to all the pupils and staff who bought poppies to wear and raised £488.30 for The Royal British Legion.
Year 11 Science GCSE Presentation Evening
A presentation evening was held on Wednesday 16 November for Year 11 students that took their core science GCSE in the summer.
Speeches were given by: Russell Andrews, Chair of Governors; Carolyn Lewis, Director of Education at the Diocese; Miss Parmar, Head of Science and Mr Southall. All students received their first ever GSCE certificate and were warmly congratulated on their brilliant achievement in front of family and friends.
Well done everyone! It was lovely to see such recognition of all your hard work. Mrs Carr
Voice It We have been running our successful ‘Voice It’ system since 2012 and will continue again this year. ‘Voice It’ was launched after an Anti-Bullying Survey that we completed showed that students felt that it was not easy to register a concern or report bullying to adults, both at home and school. One reason for this was that they did not feel brave enough to have the conversations face to face and felt it a very daunting idea to have to sit and discuss their worries. Our system can be anonymous or students can leave names. It makes it easier for pupils to log concerns about bullying, anti-social behaviour and any other concerns they may have in and around the college. The system has proven to be highly effective and is used on a regular basis. Students can use the ‘Voice It” boxes outside of the Pastoral Office or in the library, alternatively they can use the online form accessed through the school website. Their concerns are then passed to the relevant Head of Year and Pastoral Manager to deal with and resolve the issues.
Eight Peer Issues were reported and dealt with by the Head of Year/Pastoral Manager
To find out more or log a concern, please visit the school website or the following link: http://goo.gl/j4Sl4n
Miss Heggs
Parents’ Forum Meeting
All parents are very welcome to be a part of the parents’ forum which meets half-termly at the college. Meetings last for one hour and typical meetings involve a briefing by a senior member of staff with the opportunity for parents to ask questions and provide feedback. Refreshments are always available!
The next meeting is on:
Thursday 24 November 2017
at 6.30 pm
Topic: School Curriculum
Chris Southall, Principal
Parents’ Forum Meeting Topic: School Curriculum
Thursday 24 November 2017 6.30 pm
Year 11 Mock Exams Wednesday Friday
30 November to 16 December 2016
https://goo.gl/CK7leU
Year 9 Consultation Evening Wednesday 7 December 2016 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Year 9 Parents Options Information Evening and Market Place
Wednesday 11 January 2017 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm
Year 10 Consultation Evening Wednesday 5 April 2017 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Year 10 Mock Exams Tuesday Friday
25 April 2017 to 12 May 2017
Year 7 Consultation Evening Wednesday 24 May 2017 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Year 8 Consultation Evening Wednesday 21 June 2017 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm
SelfieCop App Sexting is a modern day issue which, unfortunately, is increasingly becoming the norm amongst young adults. It is a storm of technology and hormones. Children, as we know, are impulsive and do not always understand that photos can live forever. SelfieCop is a free app (currently) that aims to protect children from the dangers of sexting and selfies by teaching them to STOP-&-THINK before sharing a photo or video. SelfieCop is aimed at kids aged from about 7 to 15, although for some older children it has less of an impact as they tend to be too technically knowledgeable. The app challenges children before they upload images and it also emails parents/carers a copy of photos or videos taken on their child's smartphone. The app is compatible with both android phones (but not iPhones currently) and a range of popular social networking apps, e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and WhatsApp. If you wish to install SelfieCop, you must involve your child by explaining its benefits and asking for their consent. More information about SelfieCop can be found at:- www.selfiecop.com Also on the Brockington website are links as detailed below:- SelfieCop - Parents https://goo.gl/xblHzU SelfieCop – Organisations https://goo.gl/wsfNGw
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Brockington College Day Year 7, 8 and 9 Year 10 and 11 Monday to Friday Monday to Friday Tutor Period 8.40 am to 9.05 am Tutor Period 8.40 am to 9.05 am Period 1 9.05 am to 10.05 am Period 1 9.05 am to 10.05 am Break 10.05 am to 10.25 am Period 2 10.05 am to 11.05 am Period 2 10.25 am to 11.25 am Break 11.05 am to 11.25 pm Period 3 11.25 am to 12.25 pm Period 3 11.25 am to 12.25 pm Lunch 12.25 pm to 1.10 pm Period 4 12.25 pm to 1.25 pm Period 4 1.10 pm to 2.10 pm Lunch 1.25 pm to 2.10 pm Period 5 2.10 pm to 3.10 pm Period 5 2.10 pm to 3.10 pm
Introduction from the Principal Matters and Reminders
Brockington College - Cycle Use Rules
Health Matters: Head Lice Just a reminder that advice about dealing with head lice is available on the Brockington website:- Pupils, Care, Guidance & Support Health Section: Head Lice - Information and Guidance. If you have any queries or concerns please do not hesitate to contact the local school nurse team who will be only to happy to help.
Emergency Contact Details Please ensure that your contact details are always kept up-to date and if possible add alternative contacts, such as a work phone number, so that we may get hold of you in an emergency. Any new details should be provided to: Mrs Barnes or Mrs Bodycote on 0116 2863722 (extension 110) or Email [email protected]
Emergency Inhaler Medication We have a number of pupils in school that have been prescribed inhalers by their GP.
If, in the event of an asthma attack, you wish your child to be given an emergency inhaler please would you
complete the emergency consent form, which is on the school website.
It is also important that:
(a) Pupils carry their inhalers with them at all times.
(b) Inhalers are labelled with your child’s name.
(c) Expiry dates are checked regularly.
(d) You consider providing a spare inhaler to be kept in the First Aid room.
(e) Inhalers are taken by pupils to PE lessons (a small labelled container may help to prevent any loss of
items).
(f) Inhalers are taken by pupils on any school trips.
If you would like further information or are unsure of procedures, please do not hesitate to ask our School
Health Co-ordinators: Mrs Childerhouse (am) and Mr Setchell (pm) 0116 2863722 (extension 109)
Risk Assessments Following an injury or a period of illness, your child may require a risk assessment prior to returning to college.
Please call the School Health Co-ordinators to discuss this and if appropriate, to arrange an appointment for a
risk assessment. This then ensures that all necessary health and safety measures are put in place to best support
your child.
Mrs Childerhouse (am) and Mr Setchell (pm) - School Health Co-ordinators (extension 109)
Returning to School After Illness Following an episode of vomiting or diarrhoea please can we ask that your child does not return to school until
they have had 24 hours free of any symptoms.
Car Access to Main
Reception If you are visiting the college by car, please park in the main Blaby Road car park and walk down the driveway to reception. Cars should only be driven down the driveway to the main entrance if disabled parking is required. Thank you.
Reminder from Food Technology
Please ensure pupils come to practical lessons with an apron, which is school uniform, and bag to take items home in. Aprons can be any colour or pattern and prizes are awarded every year for the best aprons.
As all lessons are one hour, for any students bringing their own ingredients please ensure they have already been weighed at home. Mrs F Clarke
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Introduction from the Principal News
RS News Samaritan’s Purse ‘Operation Christmas
Child’ During the last few weeks each form has been working together to create at last one Christmas shoebox for Samaritan’s Purse ‘Operation Christmas
Child’. Some forms have chosen to donate food to local foodbanks in our area. We would like to say a huge thank you to the pupils, form tutors and Enderby Parish Church for all working
together to produce such amazing gifts for those less fortunate. A form in each year group has been selected to win a film week (watch a film during form time for the week) to acknowledge their compassion and effort to assist those in need. The winning forms were: 7K, 8C, 9R, 10K and 11L
Mrs McKenzie
Leicestershire’s Largest
Careers Speed
Networking Event
On Friday 4 November 2016 some lucky Year 9 pupils were
able to attend the largest Careers Speed Networking event in Leicestershire. The day involved a talk on career paths and opportunities available in Leicestershire including a speech by
Nicky Morgan; speed networking in which pupils had six minutes with a range of different employers; a panel discussion and an inspirational talk from The Apprentice’s 2015 Mergim Butaja.
A great day was had by all! Mr Patel, Mrs McKenzie and Ms Cottis
Governor Update
Reality Youth Bus The Reality Youth Bus is visiting Brockington
College each Tuesday lunchtime for KS3 and KS4
to get to know the charity and its workers, as
well as play games, do crafts and spend time
socialising. This is a free facility and pupils
collect a ticket from Mrs McKenzie for their place
on the bus as numbers are limited. There was
plenty of fun going on with dancing outside the bus with the use of the Xbox
and dancing games.
Thanks to Reality and Mike
McAllister for providing
this opportunity for our
pupils.
Mrs McKenzie
Changes of the Chair of Governors are rare events at Brockington College. My two predecessors, Gary Spencer
and Richard Dunnett both did a fantastic job and clocked up well into the teens of years between them. As I take
on the role it feels like we are entering a momentous year as we work as a school community towards our first full
set of GCSE results next summer. An important step along the way towards that significant milestone occurred
when the college held its science GSCE presentation evening on Wednesday 15 November and it was very moving
to be part of making history at the college – so many beaming students and proud parents – a foretaste of what
I’m sure will be an even bigger celebration next autumn.
I joined the governing board in 2004, initially as a parent governor and subsequently as a church foundation
governor, and it’s fair to say that the college has changed beyond recognition since then, with the new building,
academy status and the addition of Years 10 and 11. But I know that the Senior Leadership Team and staff under
Chris Southall, and the governors, are determined not to settle and rest for what we’ve already achieved. At the
start of this term, I spoke to staff about my aspiration that Brockington builds upon its growing reputation of a
local beacon of excellence and continues to spread its influence and impact across the region. And at the heart of
this will be the work that the college does with all students to ensure that they achieve to their highest potential,
and the partnership it forges with parents and carers. Thank you for all that you are doing to work with us.
Russell Andrews, Chair of Governors
Non-Uniform Day Donation for Rutland Guide Dogs
A big thank you to all pupils and staff who raised money on our most recent non-uniform day on 14 October 2016 to raise money for the Leicestershire and Rutland Guide Dog Fundraising Committee. We raised £1,157.00 for a great cause and our Compassion Committee pupils handed over the cheque to Mrs Holt who works voluntarily for a great charity. Thank you to Sarah’s daughter, Emma Holt, for asking Brockington to help raise money.
Mrs McKenzie
Harvest Festival Service
The Year 7 Brockington pupils attended a Harvest Service at Enderby Parish Church on Friday 14 October. Year 7, 8, 9 and 10 pupils led the service, which involved the Vocal Group performing the songs and a performance exploring the Christian message of Harvest Festival
Youth Club (All Years) Youth Club for all years - Open every day after school from 3.10 pm to 4.30 pm (not on Friday) in Room 026. This is a space for pupils to sit and socialise, get their homework and revision done with the use of revision guides for all subject areas and the help of a member of staff, as well as play games on the X Box, listen to music and use the Ipads.
Mrs McKenzie
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Dates, Events and Achievements
2016-17 2017-2018
Autumn Term
School Opens 29 August 2017
Mid-term Break 16 -20 October 2017
School Closes 16 December 2016 20 December 2017
Spring Term
School Opens 4 January 2017 9 January 2018
Mid-term Break 13 - 17 February 2017 12 -16 February 2018
School Closes 7 April 2017 23 March 2018
Summer Term
School Opens 24 April 2017 9 April 2018
May Day 1 May 2017 7 May 2018
Mid-term Break 29 May - 2 June 2017 28 May - 1 June 2018
School Closes 13 July 2017 13 July 2018
Term Dates
Competition Time Food Technology Achievements Designers of the Month October
Every month the Design Department selects a student from each year who has shown exceptional creative and design talent.
This month congratulations go to:
Year 11 - Dilek Donmez and Megan Laxton Year 10 - Rebecca Harris and Sannaiya Rajput Year 9 - Ella Steans and Lily Crockett Year 8 - Alicia MacDonald and Bethan Brown Year 7 - Sienna Chauhan and Ashika Mahawaduge Don
Achievements
Christmas Show
2016
Our annual
Christmas Show
will take place on
Thursday 8 December at 7.00 pm
This is a wonderful opportunity to see our
talented pupils show their music, drama
and dance skills.
Tickets will be on sale from the start of
December priced at £4.00 and can also
be purchased on the door.
Miss Styles
Blaby District Council Achievement Awards 2016
On Thursday 29 September, Simran Sangherra (11I) attended an evening of celebration at the Marriott Hotel to honour the unsung heroes of Blaby District, where she was runner-up in the category of Young Achiever. Simran was nominated by Jane McCormack as an excellent example of someone who is making a positive difference to her local community. Simran joined the new Blaby District Youth Council in 2015 and was elected as Chair in September by her peers. She ensures that the Youth Council works as a team and is engaged in projects to help young people and the community. In February 2016, she became a member of the UK Youth Parliament where her role is to positively represent the views of children and young people in her local authority. She recently attended a House of Commons Sitting in London and took part in a debate chaired by the Speaker, Rt Hon John Bercow MP. Members of the UK Youth Parliament are the only group, other than MPs, to sit on the green benches, so this was a unique opportunity. We would like to congratulate Simran on her achievement and for being a role model for us all, by demonstrating her commitment towards learning to live life to the full.
Christmas Lunch
Wednesday 7 and
Thursday 8 December 2016
Roast Turkey with stuffing and pigs in blankets
or
Creamy Vegetable Slice
- - - - -
Roast potatoes and a choice of vegetables
- - - - -
Christmas Pudding and Custard or
Chocolate Mousse Slice
Open Mic
Night
Open Mic Night was a great evening filled with fun, smiles and some great singing too! The team spirit there was wonderful, with everyone supporting everyone else and cheering on all who performed, whether they were playing an instrument or singing in a group or on their own. There was a great variety of performances done by people from all different backgrounds.
Well done everybody!
Our next Open Mic Night will be on Thursday 23 February 2017. We look forward to seeing many of you there!
Miss Styles
Thank you to all our wonderful competitors who came to take part in The Young Chef Competition. This year’s winner was Megan Walls (9C) who really proved her skills to the four judges Tony Parris (Local Chef and Patron for Winning Student), Richard Kilner (President), Vanessa Cookson (Treasurer) and Linda May (Youth Service). Megan produced her own pasta, bread and chocolate torte, they all tasted amazing. Megan will be training and taking part in professional catering with Tony. We have to mention Ria Mackness who was runner-up, Toby Tully who wowed us with the best pudding ever, Joseph Matthews whose lamb dish is now on a number of local menus and we can never forget the amazing spread of USA dining from Isabella Rawlinson-Matthews. We look forward to our local finals early next year. Mrs F Clarke
Rotary Young Chef 2017 Blaby Meridian District
Price: £3.20
Brockington Bulletin |October and November 2016 Edition | Page 6
Trips
Visit to Iceland
Visit to Caythorpe Court
On Wednesday 9 November at 10.00 am
107 Year 7 students left Brockington
College for a three day residential trip to
PGL’s Caythorpe Court, near Grantham.
The day started wet and cold, luckily the
rain stopped by the time we arrived at
Caythorpe!
We settled into our rooms, ate our packed lunches
and wrapped up warm ready for the afternoon
activities!
Over the three days, the group took part in archery, abseiling, climbing, sensory trails and
orienteering, to name a few activities. Our final evening was spent ‘getting down’ at the disco.
The students were fabulous and
the PGL staff commented on how
great they were, which made me
very proud to be Head of Year 7.
Mrs C Wright
Head of Year 7
On 29 September forty nine Year 11 pupils and five members of staff set off for four days in Iceland. Whilst away we had the swim of a lifetime in the Blue Lagoon where the water is a very pleasant 38 oC. We then travelled to the hot springs for a taster of the geothermal power that Iceland uses.
On day two we did the South Shore Adventure, walking behind waterfalls, exploring the features of the black beach, walking up to a glacier and watching a mini documentary of the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption being a couple of highlights.
On day three we had a tour of Hellisheioi geothermal power station where we learnt about how Iceland utilizes its natural resource. From here we travelled to the Geysir geothermal area, a highlight of the trip for many pupils! We visited Þingvellir National Park, a site of tectonic activity as the North American and Eurasian plates are moving apart making Iceland 2 cm bigger each year! This is also the site of the world’s first democratic parliament founded in 930.
There were a lot of early starts but it is safe to say we fitted a lot in to a short trip. The pupils clearly loved learning about the features of Iceland, their pictures speak for themselves!
Brockington Bulletin |October and November 2016 Edition | Page 7
Cross Country Results Secondary Schools League (Rutland Water)
Lachlan Finch demonstrated his impressive form after winning the first race at Groby where he comfortably won the second race in the league at Rutland Water.
In the Junior Boys race Charlie Combey improved considerably from the first race to finish in 4th place and Eddie Bryan also made a top 10 place finishing in 7th in his first race of the season. Antoine Preston 30th and Louis Combey 53rd completed the team which finished in 3rd place.
Thibaut Preston finished in 20th place in the Intermediate Boys race
County Relays
Junior Boys team finished 8th out of 11 teams
Here at Brockington College, we recognise the importance that learning to play a musical instrument can have on a young adult. It can help to promote a sense of self-discipline, self-esteem and enhance self-expression/creativity. We, therefore, encourage as many pupils as possible to start to learn a musical instrument. If you are interested in booking lessons for your child, please contact the teacher of the instrument you are interested in. They will then send out their information and contracts in order to start lessons with them. If you have any questions, please contact Miss Styles at the school on 0116 286 3722 or via email [email protected]
Performing Arts and Sport
Performing Arts Sports Results
Instrument Name of Teacher Contact Details
Flute Ms Teresa Bexon 01455 239373 | 07791 456054 | [email protected]
Keyboard/Piano Mr Ian Maw [email protected]
Drum Kit Mr Adam Stringer 07941 549962 [email protected]
Guitar (electric/bass/classical) Mr Dave Jobson 07948 402728 | [email protected]
Singing Ms Sarah Woodall [email protected]
Clarinet/Saxophone Mr Patrick White [email protected]
Brass Geoff Newman [email protected]
Violin/Viola Ms Sally Smith [email protected]
Ukulele Mr Mark Ferraby 07901 560215 | [email protected]
Percussion Mr Kieran O’Riordan [email protected]
Violin, Flute, Piano Ms Alison Gates 07720 061856 |[email protected]
South Leicestershire League Football Results 2016-2017 Season Year 7 Lutterworth College Won 1 - 0 Countesthorpe-Leysland Won 3 - 1 Gartree Drew 1 - 1 South Leicestershire League Play-Off: Kibworth Won 8 - 1 Year 8 Lutterworth College Won 4 - 0 Countesthorpe-Leysland Won 6 - 3 Gartree Lost 3 - 1 Year 9 Countesthorpe-Leysland Drew 1 - 1 Year 10 ESFA National Cup Lutterworth College Won 10 -0 Beauchamp College Won 2 - 1 Countesthorpe-Leysland Won 4 - 1 Priory Academy Won 2 - 0 Beauchamp College Drew 1 - 1 South Leicestershire League Play-Off: Robert Smyth Won 4 - 1 Year 11 ESFA National Cup Lutterworth College Won 2 - 0 Wrenn Academy Won 4 - 1 Countesthorpe-Leysland Lost 2 - 1 Beauchamp College Won 4 - 3 South Leicestershire League Play-Off: Robert Smyth Won 4 - 1
Extra-Curricular Activities
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
KS3 Lunch Weeks A and B
Closed Closed Music Practice 022 Music Theory Music Practice 022
KS4 Lunch Week A
Closed Coursework Catch Up
Vocal Group 024 Music Theory and Coursework Catch-up
Closed
KS4 Lunch Week B
Coursework Catch-Up
Closed Closed
Music Theory and Coursework Catch-up
Closed
After School Vocal Group Arts Award Orchestra KS4 Coursework Catch-up
Closed
Brockington Bulletin |October and November 2016 Edition | Page 8
We offer a variety of daytime and evening classes for adults in the following curriculum areas: Health & Wellbeing, Arts, Languages, Skills for Life, ICT & Employability and ESOL.
Our programme of 2016/2017 courses is now underway. Why not try:
Emergency First Aid at Work Level 2 - Friday 4 November 9.30 am to 4.00 pm - (One session)
Watercolour Painting - Wednesday 11 January 1.00 pm-3.00 pm - (Ten Sessions)
Textiles-Patchwork & Quilting - Saturday 4 February 10.00 am - 3.30 pm - (One Session)
Felting for Beginners - Saturday 4 February 10.00 am- 3.30 pm - (One Session)
Sewing Machine Skills - Saturday 4 February 10.00 am - 3.30 pm - (One Session)
View our complete programme at www.leics.gov.uk/golearn
FREE ENGLISH AND MATHS courses (subject to terms and conditions).
70% to 100% discount on course fees for those in receipt of certain benefits.
For more information or to enrol please call 0116 3050360 or 0800 988 0308
Community
Adult Learning at Brockington
South Africa 2016
Emergency Closure of
College Through
Snowfall or
Other Emergency
Only in the last resort will the college be closed
Where the decision to close is made it will be communicated to parents/carers via the
Brockington College website
www.brockington.leics.sch.uk
Radio Leicester 104.9 FM and where possible via our Text Messaging System
LLEP Labour Market Guide for Young People There is a new LLEP labour market guide
for young people, ‘What Work Leicestershire’, now available. LLEP
have carried out extensive research on types of businesses and sectors in the local
area to inform a useful guide providing information to help local people to find
suitable career paths.
What Work Leicestershire summarises:
different work sectors
numbers of people employed in those areas
which jobs are in demand
skills that employers value
suggested links to find out more about working in that sector
what employers look for in prospective employees
the value of work experience or voluntary work from applicants.
https://www.llep.org.uk/content/uploads/2016/10/What-Work-Leicestershire-Young-People-2016.pdf
Macmillan Cancer Support
£128.00 was raised for Macmillan Cancer Support. Thank you and well done to all staff who made and contributed the cakes.