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Posted on 08 Apr 22 by

Dear Parents & Carers

Thanking you all for your support this term, which has been full of opportunities and sheer hard work, especially for our Year 11, who have revised so well for their mocks and have been superstars in all their exams.

Updates this week –

Police Notice
We have been advised by the local Police that local children are planning a large outdoor gathering today, possibly in Arundel, so parents need to be aware of where their children are going today and this weekend.  They will deal with any ASB or alcohol related disorder they find.

 

Covid Guidelines
This is the latest guidance we have received –
Individuals can still reduce the risk of catching and passing on COVID-19 by:

  1. Getting vaccinated;
  2. Letting fresh air in if meeting indoors, or meeting outside;
  3. Wearing a face covering in crowded and enclosed spaces, especially where you come into contact with people you do not usually meet, when rates of transmission are high;
  4. Trying to stay at home if you are unwell;
  5. Taking a test if you have COVID-19 symptoms, and staying at home and avoiding contact with other people if you test positive; and
  6. Washing your hands and following advice to ‘Catch it, Bin it, Kill it’.

 

Inset Day
A reminder that we have an Inset Day on Monday 25 April 2022, students return on Tuesday 25 April 2022.  The last day of term will be Thursday 21 July 2022.
Term dates and Inset Days for next year to follow.

 

Year 11
Revision Plans – there will be revision sessions in the holiday for Childcare and Science.  Students have been given a letter with all the details and further details of other sessions will be issued after Easter by Mrs Whitlock.

Year 11 return to school on Tuesday 26 April 2022 as with all other students.

 

Facebook Page
We have now launched a new Facebook Page, which we hope will have a larger audience than our Twitter page.  Please do check it out for information and instant good news stories.

The link is https://www.facebook.com/Bourne-Community-College-107372708578340

 

Newsletter
We have also published our end of term newsletter to show off some of our wonderful activities this term.  The newsletter can be found on our website too , so do peruse and enjoy.

 

Staff News
Sadly we are saying goodbye to Mr Charles Colley and Mrs Vicky Smith, who are both leaving the Bourne Community College to pursue their personal adventures with their families.  We sincerely thank them both for all their amazing input to the school and the wonderful support they have given since they stated with us in 2004 and 2002 respectively.

We will miss them both, but thank them and wish them the very best for the future.

 

Finally, wishing you all a great Easter break and lots of relaxation time with your families.

Kind regards

 

Yvonne Watkins

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Bourne Community CollegeWednesday, March 19th, 2025 at 5:00pm
To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, we took 30 Year 9 students from More Able RE and History to a Human Rights Workshop to watch the film ‘One Life’ in Chichester.

Here are their thoughts:

During the workshop I really enjoyed how the woman incorporated learning about perpetrators, victims, bystanders and resisters because a large part of the movie focused on who was playing these roles. For example Nicky, the protagonist would have been a resister and the children he saved would have been victims. While watching the film I liked how it showed him in his old age and how the amazing things he’d done in the past affected him so many years later, especially the part when he meets many of the people he helped rescue again.
Nara

I really appreciated watching One Life. It was very emotional and it really gave everyone a clearer and a more visual understanding of the impacts and suffering that the people had to go through. It also gave us information about what actually happened during the war. It is a more visual way to get us emotionally closer and attached to the past than just hearing about it and picturing it ourselves. I also enjoyed the workshop because we got to do some group discussions and got to learn more about the past. I also enjoyed reading the articles and matching up the number with the people in the image that we received. I really appreciated this day and I found it very historical and interesting.
Millie

The students engaged confidently with the complex issues, making the workshop a credit to the school.

Mrs. McGarry (History) & Mr. Harper (RE)
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