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The Young Americans 2011 at Churchill Community College

 

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Churchill Students Get National Recognition!

Students at Churchill are celebrating their nation wide success, after their stunning performances in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.

"The students put on a truely amazing performance, the best I've seen in a school ever". - Primary School Parent

"I didn't think a school could put on such a professional performance, it was like a West End production".

See the reviews on the official Joseph website

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Monday 30th January 2011,
6.00pm-8.00pm

The Post 16 Opportunities Evening is a chance for Year 11 students and parents to find out about a range of options for September. Stands and information will be available for Sixth Form, Higher Education, Apprenticeships and Work Related Learning

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Year 7 Christmas Card Winner!

Year 7 student Rachael West was selected by Mary Glindon MP, as one of four winners in her 2011 Christmas Card Competition.

Rachael's design was picked by Mary because she said it "really had a lovely christmas feel about it, and it made you want it to snow so you could build a proper snowman.

Well Done Rachael we're very proud of you.

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Churchill College holds several awards and has specialist status in sport, making an outstanding contribution improving outcomes for students. The extent to which this positively impacts students' healthy lifestyles is dramatic. Their specialism helps to expand their vocational provision, and makes a strong contribution to strengthening leadership and teachers' professional development. A significant aspect enables students in Key Stage Four to undertake a sports leadership programme that develops into other areas of the curriculum, such as the 'maths leaders' programme, demonstrating links to academic advancement. The school is a hub for the School Sports Coordinator Programme, supporting the teaching of PE and sports in one third of the schools in North Tyneside. ____________________________________________________

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