Archive Monthly Archives: March 2014
Sport Relief 2014
Our students and staff have been going the extra mile for Sport Relief today with some sporty fund raising activities. The PE staff led a warm up aerobic session in the sports hall to get everyone limbered up and then, resplendent in red to mark the day, everyone took part in “walking a mile for […]
Read morePete Sammons – Bath Half Marathan
Here is an update to our previous post about the London Marathon preparations of Pete Sammons, who is running for us and Livability. With only four weeks to go Pete’s training is going really well. He mentioned in his interview with Harry, Ebony and Connor that he hoped to go under one and a half […]
Read moreEpilepsy Awareness Day
Lead Nurse Billie Halls has organised an Epilepsy Awareness Day on Wednesday 26th March. As well as raising money with a cake sale run by our Post 19 students. Billie will be running a stall offering advice and information on this complex condition. You can meet Billie between 10am -11am in the school hall.
Read moreWorld Book Day
Our World Book Day celebrations. The day started at 8.30am with Harry and Jon’s breakfast show on VIBE radio. Interesting booky facts and book chat culminating in a radio story broadcast all about Flat Stanley, a boy who is flattened by a notice board and then begins to see the advantages of being flat! Many […]
Read moreVictoria Education Centre Presents!
To celebrate the launch of “Friends of Victoria” Victoria Education Centre presents an evening with The Bournemouth Jazz Orchestra “Unplugged”. The B.J.O. led by Tony Waller will present an informal evening of Jazz, Swing and Blues featuring many top big band musicians from the Solent area. Music from the libraries of the Buddy Rich, Duke […]
Read morePete Sammons Interview
You may remember a previous post when we told you that former head of Nursing and Therapy Carol Sammons son Pete had chosen Livability/Victoria as his chosen charity for his London Marathon challenge. Well, Pete has popped into Victoria and… graciously agreed to be interviewed by some of our GCSE students to be broadcast on […]
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