Neatherd Hi Jul 2018

Our latest edition of Neatherd Hi! The school magazine put together by Mrs Broughton and the Press Gang, is ready to view here. https://ift.tt/2v4Sg5f
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Neatherd Careers Update - follow the link for the latest apprenticeship vacancies from the council's Apprenticeship Strategy Team: https://ift.tt/2MSf5AA
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Norfolk’s budding Grand Prix star wins sponsorship deal

Congratulations to our very own Josh in his sponsorship deal, we wish him all the very best. https://ift.tt/2LI3WC9
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There are lots of pairs of glasses held at SDT and unclaimed keys, even phones! ***Could children please come and check before the end of term*** Any items unclaimed are going to be donated to a local opticians and be disposed of or to charity. Parents - please remember to label personal items in the event of loss.

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Friends of Neatherd High School summer fete is being held on sports festival day and we really need your help! In order to make this a successful event and to raise as much money as possible to enhance the learning of the pupils we are appealing for donations of the following items: *Tombola prizes - big or small, any unwanted items you have - no alcohol please *Anything in a jar - clean out your old jam jars and fill with goodies, eg. sweets/hair accessories/toys/stationery. (non perishables please) *Individually wrapped sweets/lollipops Anything you are able to donate will be greatly received at the school office. And don't forget to look out for information on our sports themed cake decorating competition! Many thanks in advance and we look forward to seeing you at the fete from 3:30pm.

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Garvestone Primary School

Well done Charlie!
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Year 9 Battlefields trip, ferry is delayed by 30 minutes, ETA between 10:30 and 11:30pm at Neatherd.

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Laura

Awesome work, Luke and thank you to all at Premier! We will be celebrating work experience with lots updates over the next few days!
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Normandie year 7 coaches ETA at school roughly 6:30 to 7pm, dependent on traffic. Updates will follow from by Stansted and when 30 minutes away so you can plan your evenings.

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Jen

Many thanks for the kind words, Jen
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Africa Alive trip will be later back than expected due to traffic caused by an accident. Kids will not be back in time for the school buses. More news when we get it. Please share.

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Dereham Neatherd High School - School Photos, 6th September 2018

New Neatherd News: School Photos, 6th September 2018 https://ift.tt/2zAK4j0
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School Photos, 6th September 2018

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House Charity Week is next week. Every day each house will do cake sales, competitions, tombolas, sales etc. order is: Monday Carter Tuesday Cavell Wednesday Kett Thursday Fry NON UNIFORM “Wear Something Purple” DAY IS TUESDAY. £1 per family, money goes to Nelson’s Journey.

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Careers update: Apprenticeships: From Paul Parker at the council. "Good morning; apologies for a long email but some (hopefully) useful information for you. Linked below this weeks’ live opportunity listings from FAA / NAS. Some positions to highlight this week – ATB Laurence Scott, Hardy Road Norwich are seeking - VAC001424081 – (Level 3) Engineering Technical Support Apprentice VAC001424040 – (Level 3) Apprentice Mechanical Manufacturing Engineer VAC001423157 – (Level 2) Apprentice Electrical Engineer all with training via City College Norwich. MSI Defence Systems, Salhouse Road, Norwich seeking - VAC001423826 – (Level 3) Technical Apprenticeship – Manufacturing Operations VAC001423799 – (Level 2) Technical Apprenticeship – Manufacturing Operations with training via East Coast College. Remember, to get full details of any positions - you need to search for the particular vacancy details on the national Find an Apprenticeship website – www.gov.uk – click on ‘Education and Learning’, then ‘Apprenticeships 14 to 19 education & training for work’ then scroll to ‘Become an Apprentice’, click on ‘Find an Apprenticeship’ then ‘Search’ the find an apprenticeship service’ where you can then enter the particular vacancy reference number (ie VAC001420713) in the ‘keywords (optional)’ box. This will bring full details of the position, including entry qualification requirements, hours of work etc details and also how to apply. It’s not as hard as it sounds!! Can also keep the link as a favourite, makes things easier. Norwich Jobcentre, Kiln House, Pottergate, Norwich, NR2 1BZ are holding a ”Young Persons Marketplace” on Tuesday 24th July 12-2pm. Aimed at 16-24 year olds, there will be a mixture of employers and training providers on hand who will be able to answer any questions about apprenticeships, training courses, current opportunities available and will be a great help for anyone considering their next steps. Our Apprentice Advisers will be there! Also of interest is the information below with an update on the Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) (thank you Jacqui from Lola Stafford Consulting for sourcing this) - The PCDA will be available in very early adopter forces from September 2018, for those who wish to earn while they learn. This will be a minimum of 3 years and will be funded by the Police force and if successful the apprentice will be awarded the PC Degree and confirmed in post. Some forces may offer the Degree Apprenticeship earlier than others and for this reason it is suggested that applicants contact the force wish to join. The College of Policing have created a virtual platform where applicants can check force vacancies, recruitment campaigns as well as volunteering and development opportunities across England and Wales. This platform has lots of useful resources that can be accessed from your mobile or desktop device, as well as the ability to live chat with those doing the jobs now and the PEQF implementation team. There are various links in the lobby area which I am sure will be useful. Registration is via https://ift.tt/2NDqN3f. Further details regarding the PCDA can be found here. The Police Constable Degree provides details of the standard including the knowledge, skills and behaviours required. The Police Constable Assessment is available on the right hand side of the page providing detailed information regarding assessment at the end of the apprenticeship. The College of Policing is supporting the Policing Vision 2025 in gaining recognition of the police service as a profession by introducing a number of new entry routes for police constables which is part of the Policing Education Qualifications Framework (PEQF). A project of this size and importance will take a number of years to implement. Once the graduate level programmes are introduced there will be a timed phase-out of the current Initial Learning Programme. It is advisable to contact the force you are interested in joining to enquire about their recruitment policy as each force has different timescales and requirements (some require the applicant to have completed the Certificate of Knowledge in Policing (CKP)). Forces are in a better position to advise on which qualification and subjects each require. The College webpages provide detailed information on the PEQF, Recruitment, CKP and the Initial Police Learning Development Programme (IPLDP) along with some frequently asked questions that may be useful. PEQF - https://ift.tt/2L35LsW PCSO - https://ift.tt/2NFciMs PCDA - https://ift.tt/2L1scyO Police Constable Recruitment - https://ift.tt/2NClbWR CKP - https://ift.tt/2L1dtnt IPLDP can be found at https://ift.tt/2NG0rNV The CKP is a level 3 qualification on the Regulated Qualifications Framework which is funded by the individual. Further consideration is being applied as to how to manage the transitional phases of the PEQF. Details of any proposed timelines for withdrawing the CKP will be published as soon as they are confirmed. We do not expect the PEQF to be fully implemented by all forces until after 2020. We do not have a definitive list of Higher Education Institutions (HEI’s) that will be delivering the Degree in Professional Policing or when they will have them available. It is possible that (very) early adopting HEIs / forces will have access to a deliverable programme from September 2018. Updates to the PEQF will be published on the College webpages. The University degree route will be funded by the individual. The education qualification required to join via the Degree Holder Entry Programme (DHEP) route is a minimum level 6 available to graduates of any discipline. The minimum duration will be 2 years, on successful completion the officer will achieve a Graduate Diploma in Professional Policing Practice. The course will be funded by the Police Force and may be available from September 2018 in some forces. Kind regards Paul Paul Parker Apprenticeships Strategy Officer Norfolk County Council https://ift.tt/2MSf5AA

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Battlefields trip update: coach arrived safely at Dover, ferry sails at 10am

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Normandie update, little cherubs and staff arrived at chateau earlier this evening and went for tea at about half six English time.

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Careers News: Apprenticeships Update from the council https://ift.tt/2MSf5AA Plus a further opportunity: TrAC Apprenticeships Norfolk (TrAC AN) and ACE are holding an open recruitment afternoon for young people aged 16-18 on the 12th July from 2.30-5pm at Action Community Enterprises, Viking House, 2 Dewing Road, Rackheath Industrial Estate, Norwich, NR13 6PS. If you are working with someone who is unable to make this date, we have an alternative date of 10th July. TrAC AN and ACE are working together to identify the best paths for vulnerable young people in Norfolk, whether that be straight into an apprenticeship or doing some pre-apprenticeship work at ACE. The open day will act as an assessment to guide the young people into the most suitable option for them. If you are working with young people who fit into one of the following categories, they would be suitable for the open days: • Looked after Child/ Care Leaver • Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) • SEND • Risk of NEET or NEET The young people are expected to stay for the entire duration, which will include: • A tour of the ACE facilities • A short English & Maths Assessment • Team activities • Their chance to take part in a range of activities which include; construction, motor vehicle, engineering, catering and sport / public services After the assessment days TrAC AN and ACE will be working together to find suitable provision for those that are accepted either directly onto an apprenticeship, onto a study programme or a period of pre-apprenticeship. TrAC AN is an employer who is looking to employ the apprentices whilst they spend their time with a host company. It is important that any young people that attend are aware of this and are looking to impress! Please note: Please acquire permission of the young person before booking them onto this open afternoon due to the nature of information we require. If you have a young person who is interested in attending, please email katie@tracweb.co.uk with the following information: Full name of young person: Their date of birth: Postcode: National Insurance number: If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to get in contact on 01603 737739. Kind regards, Katie Lomonossoff Operations Manager
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Good luck to the u13 cricketers today away at Fakenham! Tom Cox Archie Baker Charlie Summer Silas Town Ethan Windle Riza Riza Jack Lake Jayden Long Charlie Sparrow Harry Banham One Short! COACH BARRON

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Good luck to the year 9 cricketers playing up the road at our friends and rivals this afternoon: Zac Collins-Idi Vincent Chamberlin Archie Baker Josh Barrell Sergio Mendes Ben Bilverstone Michael Dye Tom Horncastle Tom Johnson Alfie Payze Josh Lee Due to be back at the ranch around 6pm, maybe a bit earlier.

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Year 11 prom on Friday. Location : Wensum Valley Golf Club, Taverham Arrival time: 6.30pm Home time: 10.45pm / 11pm Please bring some money for soft drinks. We look forward to seeing you all their in your formal wear – or something better please!

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This year our theme for the Neatherd float at Dereham Carnival is our motto, “Be Whatever You Want To Be”. We want volunteers to take part representing what this means to you. Future careers, sporting prowess, book characters, alternative lifestyles, scientists, engineers, history buffs.....if you would like to take part please come and see Mrs Broughton on the landing in the next few days.

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