Category Archive : SSLP News

Congratulations to the winners of November’s SSLP Photography competition, the theme was TEXTURE.
The January competition INTERESTING PERSPECTIVES is still open for entries.

There are two more Thinking About webinars this half term and we are pleased to announce our musical collaboration for later this term.

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The Southwark Schools’ Learning Partnership promotes learning for all members of the school community, and where that can be done collectively we like to bring people together from across our schools.

On Wednesday this week 36 Aspiring Senior Leaders, teaching in 10 of our schools took part in the second professional development workshop aimed at them. We were joined by experienced educator Chris Moyse.

Then on Thursday 10 staff members from 6 schools took part in training from Debate Mate, preparing them to set-up and run debating clubs in their schools.

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SSLP Link teachers had a virtual meeting on Tuesday 11th January to review the activities for this term. As well as discussing all the activities below we heard that there was an opportunity for a state school headteacher to take over the Co-Directorship of the SSLP later this year.

Thursday 13th January saw the coming together of our Student Voice representatives who this term will be delivering three ambitious projects to improve mental health in SSLP schools.

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We ended the term with a PING rather than a bang this year when the SSLPs first ever table tennis competition took place on Wednesday 8th December at The Elmgreen School. Competitors from years 7, 8 and 9 came together to represent Ark Globe Academy, Elmgreen, Harris Boys Academy East Dulwich, STAC and Westminster City School. There was a real battle for first place, with the trophy being won by just one point. Congratulations to St Thomas the Apostle School and Sixth Form College.

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Last Thursday, 25th November, students and staff from ten SSLP schools came together at Church House Westminster for a conference on Mental Health. The webinar was facilitated by Ms Whittington from Dulwich College and the guest speakers were three psychotherapists Jo Ray, Irene Sclare and Gary Baron. We learnt a lot from them all. In the afternoon the students worked in three groups to agree some social actions which will make a positive difference to the wellbeing of students in our schools.

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