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Gloucestershire Medal for Courage 2009
The Gloucestershire Medal for Courage is awarded each year to local people who have shown exceptional courage during the previous year. Whether they have performed a single act of bravery or shown moral courage over a long period by coping with their own illness or disability, they can be eligible for the award.
Any organisation or individual can nominate a deserving Gloucestershire resident for the medal. Usually two medals are awarded each year: one for an act of gallantry or self sacrifice for the good of others, the other for moral courage and bravery in the face of personal disability or illness.
Questionnaire Results
(9th February 2010) As a part of our rigorous and on-going process of self evaluation we have recently surveyed pupils and staff to gauge current perceptions of the school and help us identify areas for improvement. The data from these questionnaires complements the responses from our Parent Questionnaires completed in 2009.
Y9 Languages for Life
On Thursday 4th February 2010, Caroline Hiorns from ‘Routes into Languages’ based at the University of the West of England, Bristol, visited Cirencester Deer Park School to talk to our Year 9 students about the importance of language learning for the future
Primary Healthy Eating
January 2010. A group of Year 5 pupils from Ann Edwards Primary School, South Cerney, came to Cirencester Deer Park School recently and made healthy biscuits as part of their healthy eating module. As can be seen from the pictures, they had a fun time! Our Design Teacher specialising in Food enjoyed the biscuits kindly left by the pupils for her break time!
Year 11 Arrive Alive
ARRIVE ALIVE pre-driving presentation for Year 11 pupils. Thursday, 25th February, 3:30-4:30. Passing the driving test opens up a whole new world of freedom and independence. But being a driver comes with a set of important responsibilities.
UN Pupil Conference
United Nations Pupil Conference. 28th and 29th January 2010, at Alfrink College, Zoetermeer, Holland. MUNA stands for Model United Nations Alfrink, and is an annual simulation of the United Nations. The United Nations pupil conference at our Dutch partner school Alfrink College attracted over 350 delegates to the conference from schools and colleges across Europe.
Spotlight on...ICT & Marketing
Careers are in the spotlight for Key Stage 4 pupils at Cirencester Deer Park School. As part of its Information, Advice and Guidance programme the school has organised a series of workshops focusing on different careers areas. Pupils are able to sign up to as many as they wish so they find out what it takes to succeed in different sectors of industry.
Spotlight on...Financial Services
Careers are in the spotlight for Key Stage 4 pupils at Cirencester Deer Park School. As part of its Information, Advice and Guidance programme the school has organised a series of workshops focusing on different careers areas. Pupils are able to sign up to as many as they wish so they find out what it takes to succeed in different sectors of industry.
25th January 2010
Another week of inclement weather has seen Deer Park School at its best in terms of pupils’ determination to get to School. Year 10 pupils can be justly proud of their efforts. A GCSE modular examination saw pupils travel in from afar and in convoy to get to their Science modular Physics examination. This spirit of determination was also echoed by teachers, exam officers and invigilators alike. We are very grateful to pupils, parents and colleagues’ determination to keep the school open and operational. This includes our ground staff, school kitchen assistants and bus companies transporting pupils where possible safely to and from school.
