click here for access to some courses which may be of interest to parents.
A Guide to Coping with Exam Pressures.
Here at Belmont Community School we understand the importance of Mental Health and Wellbeing. We are currently focusing on dealing with stress and anxiety with all our students and are also working to produce some mini podcasts for parents too. For those students preparing for exams, here is a link to a document designed to set your mind at rest and offering some useful tips: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coping-with-exam-pressure-a-guide-for-students/coping-with-exam-pressure-a-guide-for-students
Ukraine Support
We are holding a wear blue and yellow day on Friday 11th March, all donations will go to Save the Children to help support Ukrainian refugees.
Getting Back Into Employment
Fridays 10 am – 12pm St Pauls Community Centre DL16 7SG
Certificates for 2021 Leavers
Certificates are now available for collection from school read more
Wellbeing Survey
We have recently conducted our first major wellbeing survey with both students and staff here at Belmont Community School. The results have been collated and shared with staff and students to help us better understand how we are feeling and how we can help to address some key features of our mental health. These include our perceptions of self esteem and our emotional resilience. As well as opening the door for discussions and encouraging us all to talk about our wellbeing, we will be running a series of informative slides during tutor time to help to address specific areas such as anxiety, stress and negative thinking. The results should help us all to understand and deal more effectively with our own wellbeing. For more information please contact R. Duarte via the school.
Online Careers Summit
On Saturday 6th November 2021, @gtscholars will be hosting their FREE Online Careers Summit for pupils in Years 8 to 13.
Join the live online masterclasses and learn from professionals from a range of universities and corporate organisations such as PWC, University of Oxford, BT, JP Morgan, EY, BRIT insurance and Blackrock Bank. Pupils & Parents can sign up here: https://careersummit.gtscholars.org
Nasal Flu Vaccine
The nasal flu vaccine is available for all of our students, click here for more information and the link for parents to give consent.
CareerWave Newsletter
CareerWave supply independent career advice to students at our school, you can read there latest newsletter here.
North East Parents’ & Carers’ live events 6pm Monday 18 & Thursday 21 October
Trinity College Access Team have asked us to share information on their online event especially for parents and carers of . Whilst parents/ carers with young people in KS4 might find this event particularly useful, they welcome parents of young people in all year groups to come along. They also particularly welcome parents who are unfamiliar with the university process or experience.
*Parents are invited to come along to this live, online event to find out more about university as one of your child’s possible future options. In this session they aim to:
- outline the benefits of going to university alongside the costs
- explain what the University of Oxford has to offer prospective applicants
- help you feel more confident about your role in supporting your child’s future choices
There will also be a live Q&A with the access department and some current undergraduate students, who’ll share some of their own experiences and answer any questions you may have.
Once parents/carers have booked a ticket, they will receive an email of confirmation, then another email the day before the event, with Microsoft Teams login details and Slido event code.
Throughout this interactive session, we will be using Slido.com to run polls and take questions live. To access Slido (optional) during the event, simply Google: slido.com and enter the event code they’ll email before the session.
A choice of 2 dates:
Monday the 18th October or Thursday the 21st October
Max capacity for each event 120
At 6-7:30pm
To book your ticket click HERE
They particularly welcome parents who are unfamiliar with the university process or experience.
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