Year 12 had a fantastic morning exploring ethical thinking as part of our whole school approach to Philosophy and Ethics. Students had the opportunity to hear from five different organisations including:

Myton Hospice (Medical Ethics)

Alan Cutler (Humanist UK)

Jane Sault (Pro-Choice Advocate)

Warwickshire Police

Harkirat Singh (Sikh Education Service)

It was great to see students engaging with ethical thinking from a medical ethics viewpoint, including end of life care to Sikh thought and being.

Well done to Year 12!

What a joy it was to work with such intelligent, thoughtful, and open-minded young people today. Thanks for giving me the opportunity! (Humanist UK)

Humanist’s comment

Volunteering Fun at the Farm!

Year 12 students 

The Philosophy and Ethics department present ‘A day of Ethical Thinking.’ 

Wednesday 20^th July 2022

In the Core 

Please arrive promptly to register for AM registration 

First workshop begins at 9.10am

Please see Mrs Thomas for more details. 

The Philosophy and Ethics department are excited to present ‘An Ethical Day of Thinking‘ for all Year 12 students on Wednesday 20th July.

Please see Mrs Thomas for more details.

Reminder – Criminology students are off timetable Wed 13th period 4 and 5 for a talk with a forensic specialist in SP2.

If any other students in year 12 would like to attend please see Mrs Southworth

Southam College students are excited to visit the Vatican and St Peter’s Basilica this morning. 

We look forward to welcoming our newYear 12 cohort on Monday 4th and Tuesday 5th July.

On arrival to school, please go to the core to register at 8:45am.

Lunch- The canteen will be open if you are an existing student at Southam, otherwise please bring a packed lunch.

If you are entitled to free school meals please do let Mrs Powell know via email: powell.l@welearn365.com

Please refer to your Induction day letters for further information such as the Sixth Form dress code.

We hope you have a great experience over the two days.

The Sixth Form Team

Last night our Year 13 students enjoyed a stylish celebration at Hellidon Lakes Hotel. It was extremely well organised by our Head Students Ten, Joe and the prom committee, well done for all of your hard work. It was a wonderful evening and a fitting way to celebrate the end of seven years as a student at Southam College. We hope you look back on these days with sentimentality in years to come.

We look forward to celebrating with you again on A Level results day, Thursday 18th August. All the best for the future.

Mr Bradbury, Mrs Campbell-Birch and Mr Cole

Please ensure you arrive at school for 2:30am on Wednesday 29th June.

Hand luggage only

Flying from Heathrow airport at 7:10am

Please see Mrs Thomas for more details.

Year 12 Biologists have had a wonderful afternoon in the sun at Ryton Pools, using a variety of different methods to sample the plethora of flora and fauna.

Thank you to Southam College’s Global Virtues and Cultural Ambassadors for creating our summer display by reception! 

It has brought lots of positive thoughts and feelings as we head towards the summer.

Thank you to the breast cancer charity Coppafeel for delivering an informative workshop to our Year 12 girls regarding how to check themselves and how knowing your body could save lives. 

Year 12 students heard from Georgina who informed students of her own experience. 

It was a fantastic experience which empowers students to ensure they are aware of the signs of breast cancer and where to go for support. 

Thank you to Coppafeel for supporting Southam College. 

The Year 12 focus for Diversity Week is intersectionality. Following your tutor activity, some of you were really interested to find out more and James has put together this great fact file from his research.

In addition to this, here is an interesting article about how intersectionality can influence people’s experiences – in this case, the decision to ‘come out’. 

https://apple.news/A2eYLUiu6S5e_4qmrfAm2bg

This is thoughtfully written and recognises the differences in people’s experiences and views, so we encourage you to read to the end so you can understand the complexities of this. In order to gain a wider understanding of other stories, we would also suggest you read ‘A Dutiful Boy’ by Mohsin Zaidi and ‘Naturally Tan’ by Tan France, both of which are available in our school library.

Year 12 Students – House Captains

We are looking to appoint House Captains for next year’s Year 13, to enable and oversee student ownership of the House System.

If you think this is the role for you, then please complete the Microsoft Form using the link https://forms.office.com/r/bM8zezyQ6h

An opportunity has arisen in our growing Rugby office to offer a school leaver or A-Level graduate an AAT training package with full study support towards achieving the qualification. 

The individual should be ambitious, hardworking and self motivated. Excellent communication skills are important for the variety of client contact that will be faced.

Work experience over the course of the training contract would include:

• Preparation of financial statements
• VAT return preparation
• Management accounts preparation
• Assisting with audit work
• Personal and corporation tax compliance
• Bookkeeping
• Exposure to relevant accounting software programs

Following completion of the AAT training contract there may be the opportunity to further progress on to the ACA professional qualification to become a qualified chartered accountant.

Although the role is based in our Rugby office it will involve some travel when required to clients and our other offices.

Please send CV and any relevant information to ER@cottonsllp.com