When thinking about potential employment for the future, it is a great idea to stay up to date with what we refer to as local labour market information.
Check out an update from November below.
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Theoretically, digital technology and the online world should improve and simplify our lives – and, a lot of the time, they do. All too often, however, something we see or someone’s behaviour on the internet can cause distress or worry; especially for younger people, who may not yet have quite developed the resilience or emotional maturity to deal with such setbacks.
Indeed, some aspects of daily digital life can have a profoundly negative impact on how young people feel about themselves, their friendships and relationships, and the world in general. To coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK, today’s #WakeUpWednesday poster is a collection of quick but effective tips to help children prioritise their own wellbeing online.
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Well done to our students who are currently working on their Duke of Edinburgh Award this week creating a school allotment.
Duke’s English are delighted to announce the winners of the Duke’s World Book Day competitions. The competitions were to design a book cover, including blurb, and to create a book review.
Well done to everyone who entered, there were some incredible entries!
Congratulations to Isla Blake, year 7, and Ella Watson, year 8, both students applied excellent creativity skills in their designs
