Dear Parent/Carer
I am writing to give you brief update about the situation as of this afternoon.
The gas leak hasn’t been fully located but has been made safe. We still have no definitive timescale with regard to a full repair.
Therefore, pupils should remain at home and access their live lessons.
We will update you further tomorrow.
Kind regards
R K Jonathan
Headteacher
I am writing to update you on the situation on site as at this afternoon.
The gas leak hasn’t been fully located but has been made safe. We have no definitive timescale with regard to a full repair, so we are still without gas heating or a fully functioning kitchen.
However, we are going to prioritise Year 11 mock exam completion and controlled assessment over the next few days. We are in the fortunate position of being able to make the site warm and safe with an appropriate food provision for this limited number of pupils.
Information about counselling at your child’s school, provided by Winchester Youth Counselling.
Unfortunately, the College needs to close with immediate effect due to a gas leak on site. The National Grid have shut the gas supply down and so there will be no heating, hot water or cooking facilities on site tomorrow.
Tickets for our College production of ‘SIX’ are now available on Scopay. £8 Adult £6 child.
Performances are taking place in the Performance Building on the 7, 8 and 9 March. Seating is restricted so get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!
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Healthier Together is a website and mobile app that has been developed by healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive advice for parents, young people and pregnant women.
Swanmore College is now a Unicef Silver Rights Aware School.
Our school is explicitly embedding the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in its policy, practice and culture.
We are promoting knowledge and understanding of the Convention throughout our school community.
We are putting into action and developing the plans outlined on our Action Plan for Silver, which we submitted to achieve Bronze: Rights Committed.
We are beginning to see the positive impact of these actions on children and young people, staff, and on the school’s ethos, practice and environment.
Children and young people are beginning to see themselves as rights respecting global citizens and advocates for fairness and children’s rights, both locally and globally.
Welcome to the latest edition of our Swanmore Wellbeing and Mental Health newsletter – SWANMORE SPEAKS!
The Wellbeing team really hope that you enjoy this edition and find it useful to you and your families.
