Young people from Rugby Borough Council’s On Track Project, including one of our own students Daniel in Year 11, are lacing up their boots and taking on an exciting challenge for a great cause.
The group is preparing to trek to the summit of Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales, to raise vital funds for the Rugby Autism Network.
The climb will test their determination, teamwork and resilience, but the young participants are motivated by the opportunity to support local families and individuals affected by autism. Every step they take up the mountain will help raise awareness and generate much-needed support for the charity’s work in the Rugby community.
By taking on this inspiring challenge together, the On Track group is proving that with commitment and community spirit, young people can make a real difference. Good luck to everyone involved!
#endeavour #resilience #respect
Justgiving link: www.justgiving.com/page/ontrack
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Good morning, all! This week's Career in Focus is that of a Geospatial Technician!
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This evening, a group of students from Years 11–13 had the fantastic opportunity to attend a special reception hosted by the Mayor to celebrate International Women’s Day. Students engaged in thoughtful discussions with local councillors about women’s roles in society and experiences in leadership, before enjoying a tour of the council chambers. An inspiring and empowering evening for all involved! #respect
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Happy Eid al-Fitr to everyone celebrating today!
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And just like that … Year 10 have officially completed their work experience! It’s been a week full of learning, laughter, and a few “this is harder than it looks” moments.
A huge thank you to our amazing local partners for welcoming our students: Overslade Care Home, Hibbert's Kitchen, The Rugby Floor Company, and the many fantastic primary schools in our community. You’ve helped shape confidence, spark ambitions, and played a vital role in developing students’ professional skills.
Well done Year 10 - you’ve represented the school brilliantly. Now, back to school Monday for a well-earned rest from working life.
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Young people from Rugby Borough Council’s On Track Project, including one of our own students Daniel in Year 11, are lacing up their boots and taking on an exciting challenge for a great cause.
The group is preparing to trek to the summit of Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales, to raise vital funds for the Rugby Autism Network.
The climb will test their determination, teamwork and resilience, but the young participants are motivated by the opportunity to support local families and individuals affected by autism. Every step they take up the mountain will help raise awareness and generate much-needed support for the charity’s work in the Rugby community.
By taking on this inspiring challenge together, the On Track group is proving that with commitment and community spirit, young people can make a real difference. Good luck to everyone involved!
#endeavour #resilience #respect
Justgiving link: www.justgiving.com/page/ontrack ... See MoreSee Less
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This evening, a group of students from Years 11–13 had the fantastic opportunity to attend a special reception hosted by the Mayor to celebrate International Women’s Day. Students engaged in thoughtful discussions with local councillors about women’s roles in society and experiences in leadership, before enjoying a tour of the council chambers. An inspiring and empowering evening for all involved! #respect ... See MoreSee Less
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And just like that … Year 10 have officially completed their work experience! It’s been a week full of learning, laughter, and a few “this is harder than it looks” moments.
A huge thank you to our amazing local partners for welcoming our students: Overslade Care Home, Hibbert's Kitchen, The Rugby Floor Company, and the many fantastic primary schools in our community. You’ve helped shape confidence, spark ambitions, and played a vital role in developing students’ professional skills.
Well done Year 10 - you’ve represented the school brilliantly. Now, back to school Monday for a well-earned rest from working life.
#workexperience #collaboration ... See MoreSee Less
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