Congratulations to Year 11 student Megan Grove for her impressive performance at the English Schools Race Walking Competition!
Megan took on the challenging 3KM course, completing it in an impressive 20 minutes and 23 seconds. She placed 4th overall, a fantastic achievement against top students from across the country.
We’re incredibly proud of her hard work and dedication. Well done, Megan!
The U15’s girls indoor cricket team represented St Edmund’s in the Staffordshire Cricket Tournament recently at Aldersley Leisure Village.
The girls progressed really well and their last league game against OLSC was tense! Some great batting at the very end gave us a win 95 runs to 94. This placed the team into joint 3rd place in the pool so narrowly missing out on the semi finals.
Well done to all players Autumn, Ellie, Megan, Karyce, Victory, Remaiya, Emily, Gabriella and Sharnell. You really improved your skills and understanding.
The Art, Design and Technology Department have put together some fun and engaging ideas, for students and families to enjoy over the Easter holiday.
Why not take a photo and send it by email to [email protected]
Photos received will be used to create internal display boards of our favourite images.
Enjoy.
Click on the link below to see to see the poster of activities:
On Friday 11th October twenty Year 8 students went to Olive Grove Pub in Hednesford and had a French restaurant experience ran by JLH Languages. Students spoke only in French for the duration of the three course meal and had to order all of their food and drink in French. Students also had puzzles to solve and games to play whilst there.
Everyone ordered and ate a three course meal, set at a traditional dining table. Some of the food included soup as starter, roast chicken or vegetable lasagne for the main course and a warm french crepe or creme caramel as dessert.
All students had a wonderful time and enjoyed practising their French in a real life situation. Marcel Tombura said “I enjoyed the trip, it was a very exciting opportunity. Overall it was fun, educational and tasty.”
We are seeking to appoint a Clerical Assistant to provide a clerking service and support for the Clerk to the Board of Directors and Local Academy Committees.
You will support to ensure meetings are properly arranged, efficiently functioned and appropriately minuted. Support will also be provided to secure the continuity of business.
We are looking for a person who:
For more information please see our vacancies page:
http://www.stedmundscloud.co.uk/jobs/clerical-assistant-clerk-support-2/
| Bishop Cleary Catholic Multi Academy Company
Your place of work will be at: The registered office, c/o St. Edmund’s Catholic Academy Required – September 2018 Clerical Assistant – Clerk Support MAC BAND C -£16,491-17,772 (pro rata) Ref -MAC001 15 hours per week – flexible, Term Time only (Additional hours as necessary, including evenings when minute taking). We are seeking to appoint a Clerical Assistant to provide a clerking service and support for the Clerk to the Board of Directors and Local Academy Committees. You will support to ensure meetings are properly arranged, efficiently functioned and appropriately minuted. Support will also be provided to secure the continuity of business. We are looking for a person who:
Duties will include:
This post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check. A full Driving Licence and access to a vehicle is essential. |
This is an exciting time for Catholic educational professionals in Wolverhampton. A project is now underway to bring together Wolverhampton’s two Catholic Multi Academy Companies and a primary school with the aim of improving school outcomes, increasing collaboration, and gaining efficiencies.
Please see our vacancies page for more information:
http://www.stedmundscloud.co.uk/jobs/project-officer/
| Closing Date | 13/07/2018 12:00 |
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| Interview Date | 18/07/2018 |
| Project Officer
£21,268-£23,398 Ref: MAC001 Required September 2018 (Fixed Term for 12 months to August 2019) This is an exciting time for Catholic educational professionals in Wolverhampton. A project is now underway to bring together Wolverhampton’s two Catholic Multi Academy Companies and a primary school with the aim of improving school outcomes, increasing collaboration, and gaining efficiencies. We have an opportunity for a Project Officer. You will provide support to ensure timely completion of our due diligence project and support for all parties in the creation of a new Multi Academy Company. The culmination of this project will result in a detailed dossier of findings being ready to submit to board for consideration. Working under the guidance and supervision of the Business Directors, you will play a crucial role sourcing and collating documentation: financial, statutory, regulatory, employment information etc. ensuring the programme runs to time. Previous experience of working in an environment during a business merger/growth, or a large-scale project would be an advantage, together with excellent interpersonal skills to liaise with colleagues at all levels in the company. We are seeking a self-motivated, organised, enthusiastic and dedicated individual who has an eye for detail, high standards of professionalism and plenty of common sense to join our team. You must have the ability to travel for multi-site working. |
On Monday 19 March twenty-five students competed in the City Schools Gymnastics held here at St. Edmund’s. There were a great number of gymnasts, both boys and girls, from eleven schools across the City and the standard of the performance were impressive.
St. Edmund’s gymnasts performed very well indeed, all their commitment and hard work training after school certainly paid off. We received numerous medals throughout the different sections of the competition and came a very respectable 3rd position overall, only 0.9 off first place! This has enabled us to represent Wolverhampton in the Black Country Gymnastics Championships in June.
Medal winners were:-
Beginners section
Martha Cooke – 3rd place on vault and 4th overall
Ben Wilkinson – 2nd on vault and 2nd overall
Ben Jones – 1st on vault, 1st on floor and overall CITY CHAMPION
Aaron Dodd-Matthews – 5th overall
Novice Section
Lysia Bayley – 2nd on vault, 2nd on floor and overall CITY CHAMPION
Amelia Beet – 1st on floor, and second overall
Natalie Bott – 3rd on vault
Maja Ura – 3rd floor
3rd position team – Lysia Bayley, Amelia Beet, Josh Dodd-Matthews, Maja Ura & Natalie Bott
A huge congratulations goes to this year’s gymnasts who competed in the West Midlands Gymnastics competition on Saturday at Fenton in Stoke-on-Trent. All gymnasts performed on vault and floor and were a credit to St Edmund’s as all went clean with their routines. This placed the team in the silver medal position, and Josh Dodd Matthews in third position in the U19 boy’s individual category. An excellent achievement by all.
U19 mixed team – Christina Clifton, Josh Dodd-Matthews, Lysia Bayley, Corrin Smith and Brientony Jeyjaran.
Josh, Lysia and Corrin went on during the afternoon to compete in the Milano competition. They performed a trio routine that contained sports acro balances as well as skills that showed excellent strength and flexibility. They were also marked on their synchronisation during the routine. Well, again they exceeded expectations and produced an exceptional performance and again finished in second place. This now means that St. Edmund’s Catholic Academy has gained a place in the National Finals later on in the year, a first on our gymnastic calendar which is a tremendous achievement. Well done gymnasts and also Pat Swindells for all the work she has put in with the gymnasts.
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