Hazelwick School
Our shared vision:
For each and every student to achieve their maximum potential.
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Brighton and Sussex Medical School Outreach
In the New Year we will be deliver our next monthly lecture: “How to save a life” with Dr. Neil Singh, which is aimed at 11-18 year olds. It will take place on the 8th January 2020 from 18:30 -19:30 at the Medical School Teaching Building. Again, it is completely free to attend, please see attached for our flyer and here to reserve a seat!
Sutton Trust US Programme for Sixth Formers
Kent Law School Virtual Open Day – 1pm this Saturday (30 November)
I would like to invite you and your students to join academic staff and undergraduate students from Kent Law School at the University of Kent for a Virtual Open Day, livestreamed on YouTube this Saturday at 1pm.
Springboard currently have a few different opportunities for volunteers (14+) in Crawley as they run multiple services, I have outlined the basic below.
Monday 5-9 – evening sessions for young people aged 12-18 with disabilities – Run longer days in the school holidays
One Friday a month 5-9 – Evening sessions for young adults with disabilities – Term time only
Saturday 8:30-12:45 – morning group for children aged 6-12 with disabilities - Run longer days in the school holidays
One Sunday morning a month 9:30-12:45 – afternoon group for children aged 0-6 with a disability – Term time only
All of these sessions run from Creasy’s Drive Adventure Playground in Broadfield or out in the community.
The role of a volunteer with Springboard it to support children and young people with disabilities access the sessions and activities on offer. This might be helping them join in with others games, help them socialise with other, interact with them if they are not ready to join in with others and to be a positive role model.
There is no maximum or minimum commitment, we just send you out the dates and times that we are running and you just let u know which sessions you are able to help out on.
There is also no time frame that we ask our volunteers to stay for, some just do a summer, some 6 weeks for D of E and some have been with us for 2/3 years.
If you would like some more information then please contact the Sixth Form office for an application form, or download it from here.