CC4G Girls Get Animated!
Models of body parts and animals, flexible figures and Plasticine were just some
of the materials that the CC4G girls had at their disposal to create animated
videos. > Read
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Students Raise Funds for 7-year Old Maya
Compassionate Sawyers Hall College students were so touched by the
Romford Recorder’s story about a 7 year old girl’s fight for life that
they decided to raise funds to help send her to America for treatment. > Read
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Modern Myth Performance
Year 10 GCSE Drama Students ‘Modern Myth’ Performance
On Thursday 13th March, 21 year 10 GCSE drama students from Sawyers Hall College
performed their Modern Myth plays for pupils in St. Thomas of Canterbury Church
of England Junior School. > Read
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Ryan Back on Air
Year 10 student Ryan Stokes is currently working
with local radio station for Basildon & East Thurrock, Gateway FM. The station is community based so will feature lots
of information from around the area. > Read More
Health Awareness Week
Between 2nd and 8th May the Sixth Form took part in their very first ‘Health
Awareness Week’. > Read
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Russian Lessons for Year 8 students
Sawyers Hall College languages teacher Dominique Saywell speaks fluent Russian
and is seen here working with year 8 students in their MFL Modern Foreign
Languages lesson.
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Support for Teenage Cancer Trust
Starting in September, the Year 13 business class
began to organize an event for their A-level coursework. > Read More
College Open Evening - Snakes Alive!
Sawyers Hall College invited Snakes Alive to come and spend a day working with
the students giving practical hands on opportunities to get close to
some of the largest and most interesting snakes in the world and to take
part in its open evening activities on Wednesday 19th March.
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Sawyers Students at PCCG
On Monday 17th March the Police Community & Consultative Group met at The Nightingale Centre, Pastoral Way, Warley between
7:30 and 9pm.
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Active Kids
Active Kids vouchers is about influencing young people in a very
positive way by providing them with live experiences, activities and equipment. > Read More
Ski Trip to Aprica, Italy - February 2008
The annual College ski trip took place this February half term to
Aprica in Italy. Twenty two students and three members of staff flew to
Italy...
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Trampolining
Seven girls from Sawyers Hall College took part in the first Brentwood Schools
Trampolining Competition on Wednesday 23rd January 2008 >Read more
Jujitsu Champion
After years of training at a club in Harold Hill, Kieran Franklyn of year 8 became
a jujitsu champion. >Read More
Radio Ryan
Ryan Stokes, a year 10 student in the college has recently started working as a co-presenter for Gateway FM. >Read More
Future Chef
Visitors to the Open Day at Sawyers Hall College on Saturday
29th September may have been lucky enough to see the school heat of the
Future Chef Cookery Competition. >Read More
Newsletter
Use the links below to download a PDF copy of the college printed newsletter.
CC4G Photo Shoot
Members of CC4G, all smiled for the camera as they had professional photos taken. The girls posed for the photos, which were taken by Peter Spicer from Cinnamon Photography, on Thursday 22nd November. Peter will be returning to the college to talk to the A level photography students about what he does as a photographer. However, all students who are keen photographers can attend this meeting and learn more about the techniques and methods you can use when taking photos. If you like the idea of having a professional photo taken just like the girls from CC4G did, contact Peter Spicer who’s details are below.
Peter Spicer
Cinnamon Photography
Virgo House
103 High Street
Brentwood
Essex
CM14 4RR
01277 203233
Mid-day assistant retires
On Tuesday 18th December 2007, we will say goodbye to mid-day assistant Olive Roscoe, who is retiring after working in Sawyers Hall for 37 years. Before Olive began working in Sawyers Hall in 1970, she worked in Library Hill Nursery providing school lunches for the pupils. Although she said that she is extremely sad to be leaving a school that she loves, she is glad to be leaving it when it is on a high. Throughout the say, Olive takes care of the Margaret Hutton building, also known as block one. Her best memories from working in the college are meeting new people such as the students and many members of staff. Olive would like to thank all of the senior members of staff, administrators, students and Mr Capper for making her time in the college so enjoyable. She also believes that the atmosphere in Sawyers Hall is wonderful and is looking forward to attending the Christmas party, which she will return for, on the 19th December.
Once Olive has retired from the college, she hopes to spend her time doing her hobbies, gardening and fishing and would like to visit some state homes. She also enjoys reading classic novels such as Pride and Prejudice written by Jane Austin and Flower in the Attic which is written by Virginia C Andrews. From all of the staff and students of Sawyers Hall College, good luck Olive and thank you for everything you have done.
Claire (10mma)
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