Churcher's College Sixth Form Prospectus 2018

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THE COLLEGE CHARITIES During their time at Churcher’s College, many students voluntarily engage in fund raising activities for local, national and international charities. Charity work at Churcher’s runs throughout the school and is led by the House system. In the Sixth Form pupils are encouraged to continue to lead the House Charity but also to consider charities that are personal to them. The Sixth Form head up the College Charity Committee which this year has included fundraising for our school in Mude in Nepal (United World Schools project). Active as always, we have also seen some new initiatives recently such as ‘Living below the line’ where groups of Sixth Formers have lived on £1 a day for a week to raise awareness of global poverty. They also were able to raise awareness and money through ‘Movember’. The Upper Sixth took part in a charity fancy dress dodge ball competition which many members of the lower school came to watch. To top off a very successful ‘Movember’ campaign, a few select staff got together and performed as the ‘Mobro’ choir singing ‘Let it grow’. Keeping up the sporting and fancy dress theme, fancy dress netball matches were played later on in the term to raise awareness for breast cancer. All participants were encouraged to wear as much pink as possible and it appeared that lots of fun was had on both occasions. We also had an excellent Mexican lunch to raise money for World Schools. Individuals have also championed charities such as the swim around the Isle of Wight for Cancer Research, and ‘Hellrunner’ for sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, are examples of such events from this year. Charity work within the Sixth Form has seen students form new friendships for a common cause. It also encourages teamwork and often informs pupils throughout the school of the needs of others. 14
“Links with the community are very strong with significant sums raised for charities each year. “ ISI Inspection 2015
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