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09:01 AM - 19 Apr 2018

As part of Autism Week, tomorrow is our Civvies Day 'wear blue for Autism' to help raise awareness. Further information can be found at https://t.co/mRZK0XCl86 Staff and students wishing to participate will be asked to bring in £1. Thank you in advance for your generous support

08:02 AM - 18 Apr 2018

Reminder: Our Year 7 Parents' Evening is today from 3.20pm. We look forward to welcoming parents/carers

13:44 PM - 16 Apr 2018

We celebrate Autism Awareness week and, on Friday, students can make a donation and wear non-uniform with a theme of 'wear blue for Autism'. For more information about autism click on the link https://t.co/mRZK0XCl86

11:10 AM - 10 Apr 2018

We look forward to welcoming all students back, following the Easter break, on Monday 16th April (Week A)

11:07 AM - 10 Apr 2018

Our Year 7 Parents' Evening is on Wednesday 18th April from 3.20pm. We look forward to welcoming parents/carers

11:06 AM - 10 Apr 2018

Our Headteacher's Open Door is on Monday 16th April from 4.30-6.30pm

13:13 PM - 31 Mar 2018

Our Spring edition of The Mitre is available to view. Thank you to our student editors and everyone who contributed https://t.co/19Bysy2qON

13:28 PM - 29 Mar 2018

Happy Easter/Pasq Hapus! We wish all students a very happy and holy Easter break. We look forward to welcoming you back on 16th April

09:22 AM - 28 Mar 2018

We are looking for a teacher of humanities (Geography/History) to join our team in September 2018. Click for details https://t.co/d2cIPuTQJt

16:03 PM - 27 Mar 2018

Please find below a link to the Year 11 Revision sessions being held during the Easter holidays https://t.co/GMVXEs2nbG

Graduation Programme

 The Bishop Graduation ProgrammeGraduate Programme

The Graduation Award is a new initiative to help promote the development of the whole person. The aim is to increase student participation in all aspects of school life to enable each individual to secure a deeper appreciation of their learning and become more ‘well-rounded’.

Level of Award

Students across the whole school will gain different levels of accreditation for a wide range of experiential learning and involvement in school life, focusing on four key areas: Leadership; Learning; Community; and Initiative.

Novice Award: A student will have completed at least 6 experiences from those available. To achieve the novice award, students must complete experiences from at least two different ‘challenge’ areas.

Apprentice Award: A student will have completed at least 10 experiences from those available. To achieve the apprentice award, students must complete experiences from at least three different ‘challenge’ areas.

Graduate Award: A student will have completed at least 15 experiences from those available. To achieve the graduate award, students must complete experiences from all four ‘challenge’ areas.

For each award, students will receive a pin badge, to be worn on their school blazer or clothing, to commemorate their efforts and achievements over a period of time.

The experiences students have will vary during their time at school. While many students are unlikely to have completed each of the 40 experiences at school, most will have been able to fully immerse themselves into the life of the community. Naturally, for students to achieve accreditation it relies on the goodwill of staff to support the programme by offering a wide-range of events.

At the end of each term, students who have broadened their experiences at school and achieved an award will be presented with their Graduation Badge. If you have any questions regarding the award itself or have any ideas then please get in touch with Miss Leighfield, Assistant Head leighfields@bishopofllandaff.org

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