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Frome College Matters News Term 1 2023/24

 

  • 'Pledge of Respect'

    As part of our commitment to  @antibullyingalliance  we have recruited and will be training students as Anti-bullying Ambassadors. These students, working alongside staff, have written a 'Pledge of Respect' which they all signed, alongside Ms. Reynolds. Parents can find practical help on how to deal with bullying on our website https://www.fromecollege.org/home/parents/how-can-i-support-my-child/
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  • Rotary Young Leadership Award 2022

    The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is an “intensive” experience with the aim of developing participants’ leadership skills while bonding with teammates. Sixth Former Aaron Bowring, who took part in this experience, said, “It was wonderful, I don’t regret a single moment of it. “I met an absolute plethora of people and have made some friends for life. The whole week was unforgettable, and we’re already arranging the next time we can see each other!
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  • Remembrance 2022

    Frome College students and staff were joined by Governors, Combined Forces Cadets, Fusion Leisure Centre and Wyvern Nursery children for an act of remembrance today. The names of Frome's fallen were read out by students, and wreaths were laid. 
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  • Rotarians Hand Over Cheque

    Rotarians from Frome Selwood Rotary Club have delighted the newest members of Frome College by funding the year 9 DofE taster sessions, which took place last week. The whole of the year were given the chance to spend a night under cover, at Pitch Perfect Camping in Woolverton, before hiking back to school the following morning. Trip leader, Theo Pavli said “We can’t thank the Rotary Club enough for allowing us to give our new students this chance to experience what a DofE trip is like. Outdoor experiences help young people to develop self-confidence, independence, and self-esteem, as well as making them aware of limits, boundaries, and challenges.” The Rotary Club also funded vouchers that will be sent out to the most vulnerable families in our community to help feed their teens over the school holidays.
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