Wadham Words

Best Decorated Bake with a European Theme

1st - Elijah (Year 9)

2nd - Lexi-Mae /Summer (Year 7) + Mollie (Year 9)

3rd - Georgina (Year 8) + Leanne /Charlie-Jane (Year 7)

Best Authentic European Bake:

1st– Hazel (Year 8)

2nd– Aisha (Year 7)

3rd– Sophia (Year 10) + Sophie (Year 7)

 

Science Club runs every Monday lunchtime for Years 7 and 8 at 1.30pm. We are investigating how temperature will change crystal size. More scientists are very welcome........

We would like to congratulate the new Prefects on their appointment. The Prefects at Wadham are expected to set the highest example in dress, attendance, conduct and involvement in school affairs.  Their duties include assisting the staff, representing the school at functions of all kinds and to maintain an atmosphere of friendly cooperation, peace, discipline and unity in the School. They are also assigned responsibilities connected with a particular year group activities, including: Sports, Music, Charity and Community.

Students last week held a non-uniform day to raise money for a local charity C.I.C who provide fantastic support to Wadham students and their families. We are pleased to say we raised £575.73. Thank you for your kindness, it is very much appreciated. 

On Thursday 20^th October, we welcomed over 50 visitors into our Leisure Centre for Wadham's Careers Fair.  We had an array of local employers, further education establishments, training providers, higher educational establishments and even Blossom - a milking cow! All our pupils were lucky enough to spend some time at the fair during the day, finding out about local opportunities and potential future career ideas.  It was lovely to see so many parents and carers also visiting the fair after the parent/tutor evening.  We are sure that this is a very useful event for both our pupils and their families.

On Sunday, October 16th Casey jumped 15,000 ft to raise funds for the Cerebral Palsy Football Team he plays for.

Casey was first inspired to skydive by his Grandad, who was in the RAF and completed more than 40 jumps during his service across the globe.

Casey said: "The main reason I wanted to complete this skydive was not only to raise funds for the Cerebral Palsy Football Team but also to raise awareness of Cerebral Palsy.”

“I would also like to say a massive thank you to everyone who donated it really means a lot to me and the team."

"All the money raised will go directly to my club as the team has been invited to a CP festival in Copenhagen in August 2023."

If you want to support Casey's fundraising efforts please follow this link.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/z3rjn-caseys-sky-dive? utm_campaign=p_cp+share- sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=cust omer