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20/12/24

We wish everyone in our community a happy and safe holiday. Should any student need us for any support, they can contact us using our safespace.org.uk email.

20/12/24

Yesterday, we wore Christmas jumpers for charity, the canteen put on Christmas lunch and the steel pans regaled us with tunes at lunch to celebrate the penultimate day of the term. pic.twitter.com/ciWvoAh6Bb

20/12/24

The basketball teams see out the term strong with the U19 and U16 boys and girls teams picking up wins in the school’s competition this week pic.twitter.com/nmIx25Nkzv

19/12/24

It was a delight to have Alex Wheatley come to speak to our year 8s last week. Such an inspiration-it’s always wonderful to have authors who we read come to give us insight into their novels. pic.twitter.com/beVudJM0lL

18/12/24

We had our charity basketball game today. Our U17 basketball team beat London Nautical: 104-56. Over £200 raised! pic.twitter.com/9KBAqvyVPK

18/12/24

Thank you to for letting us use your beautiful venue for our Winter concert this evening. pic.twitter.com/FH7xt2B6hX

18/12/24

We had our wonderful Winter Concert tonight. Well done to all the performers and the Performing Arts Department for all their hard work! pic.twitter.com/cUO0h3gNAP

17/12/24

Year 8 learnt all about healthy eating today through the very exciting, inspirational and interactive . Thank you, chef Ben! pic.twitter.com/lmB3uca0fk

09/12/24

on the official Instagram 🤩 📸 🎄! What a wonderful evening! AtChristmas pic.twitter.com/BQPFHo2UjA

09/12/24

Our students were so happy to be part of this special occasion, thanks to . Thank you for inviting us, we will never forget this magical experience🎄💫 https://t.co/D9qf3lU6AO

06/12/24

with performing for the guests of arriving at Together at Christmas 🎄! We are so proud of our students! Thank you pic.twitter.com/9Lv5f969TN

06/12/24

The Year 10 girls handball team in action today with wins against East Dulwich Girls and Charter🤾‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/HfgA5KGKSD

06/12/24

Our Christmas tree is up and decorated, bringing some Xmas cheer to our reception area. Thank you for the tree! pic.twitter.com/8d0rli7HUe

06/12/24

students ready for their performance welcoming guests for Together at Christmas 🤩! We are so excited!!! An incredible opportunity, all thanks to pic.twitter.com/wo6HcSl1SH

05/12/24

Our annual winter recital is coming soon at St John’s Church on Wed 18th December. We look to seeing everyone there for a mince pie and a warm drink to celebrate our students’ musical talents! pic.twitter.com/ZuPauPWYxU

05/12/24

A hive of activity in robotics and MfL homework clubs this afternoon! pic.twitter.com/QqjUgAjLKr

05/12/24

Year 8s had Safety First sessions today from Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade, London Ambulance Service & TalkConsent. The sessions were engaging & elicited interesting questions. Thank you , pic.twitter.com/DqqmLFnmzY

05/12/24

Our annual winter recital is coming soon at St John's Church on Wed 18th December. We look forward to seeing everyone there for a mince pie and a warm drink to celebrate our student's musical talents! pic.twitter.com/Oak1JJP9zY

05/12/24

The U18b boys basketball team get their National schools campaign underway with back to back wins against Dulwich and Platanos this week 🏀 pic.twitter.com/cXIq71Kz0F

04/12/24

Year 12 students completed their first aid training with Zara from , learning how to deal with wounds, CPR, AEDs and lots more! pic.twitter.com/F6Fygj9nQq

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Posted on December 5th 2019

Anti-Bullying Play, 'Hope', Impresses Years 7 and 8

The outstanding anti-bullying production, Hope, came to our school recently, where actors performed it to Years 7 and 8 and organised discussion and workshop activities afterwards.

Hope is the story of a beautiful and successful pop star returning to the town where she grew up for the first time in years. A chance encounter between her and an old school acquaintance brings back painful memories of her childhood and the systematic abuse and bullying she suffered at the hands of a classmate. It is a story of courage, self-empowerment and redemption.

After watching the performance students took part in discussions and activities about different types of bullying, why some people become bullies, and how to deal with conflicts.

Hope

What students said...

"I think Hope was very good because it showed how people can hold you back but really you shouldn’t keep it enclosed but release that talent and be proud." Sebastian

"I liked the Hope play because it teaches us the different ways people bully and why, and how it affects people." Elijah

"I really enjoyed this performance because it shows us that the tables can really turn when somebody gets bullied, and you should speak up to someone if you are being bullied." Sarah

"I enjoyed the performance because of its realistic approach to bullying and how it outlines all three people - victim, bully and bystander."

Teachers said...

"I really enjoyed the performance and liked how the issues covered were relevant and current for our young audience. It was engaging due to the juxtaposition of humour and serious content, meaning it wasn’t too intense but hard hitting at the right moments." Ms Cox

"The theatre performance was engaging, fun and thought-provoking. Students thoroughly enjoyed it and left with a better understanding of the long term impact of bullying."  Mr Kwamegah

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