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Year 10 students from the Mind, Body & Soul focus groups attended the 10th annual Eastleigh Youth Conference at Barton Peveril College on Wednesday 13th November.  The event this year which is coordinated by Stacey Miller Consultancy and funded by Eastleigh Borough Council, focussed on substance misuse.  

This year we have been overwhelmed by the generosity of our school community coming together to contribute to the Rotary Shoe Box appeal to help those less fortunate.  It looks like we have an amazing amount of shoeboxes once again which is simply incredible.  

Wildern students have been involved with a number of community activities this weekend.  

Wildern Academy Trust has vacancies for Members, Trustees and Local Governors for Boorley Park primary school. Over the next few months the Trust will also be seeking Local Governors to form the Local Governing Body (LGB) for Deer Park.

Members are responsible for appointing Trustees and ensuring that the Trust Board adhere to their statutory requirements. It is a less time consuming role than a Trustee but still requires essential action to ensure compliance.

The skill specifically needed to fulfil the Trustee vacancies is finance.

To fulfil the vacancies on the LGBs a knowledge of education would be an advantage. Above all a commitment and willingness to support the Trust as it expands is essential.

If you are interested please contact the clerk to the Trust Board, Annette Towgood at a.towgood@wildern.org.

Two Year 10 Geography groups went to Hengistbury Head and Christchurch to complete their fieldwork for their final exam.  Mrs Broadribb sharing her expert knowledge of the area, followed by data collection.  

Last night students attended our Athena Awards.  A huge congratualtions again for everyone who was shortlisted and thank you to everyone that came along.  

Fortnite: Chapter 2 has finally landed! With a whole host of new in-game features including a brand-new map, more water-based activities, upgraded character skins and a more streamlined arsenal of weapons, this Fortnite is promising to be the best yet.  Almost all of the changes are cosmetic which means the concept of the game remains the same, with players still aiming to be the last man standing.  Players will no doubt Find the game much more enjoyable with so much more to explore.  For parents and carers however, it pays to remain vigilant.  

Year 10 Travel & Tourism Students enjoyed a day at Paultons Park on Thursday.  They learnt how this family business now attracts over 1 million tourists each year and how they seek to expand. 

The Year 9 Football Team travelled to Redbridge School in their third league fixture of the season.  Having won the previous two games Wildern started badly and were 2-0 down at half time.  A fine second half performance showing both skill and commitment started to turn things around, and Charlie Fox scored an excellent free kick to make it 2-1.  George Hawkins then struck with a well placed penalty before Charlie Fox scored in the final few minutes to secure a 3-2 win!! 

Well done to Sophie who last week collected a rather prestigious poetry award at this year’s Foyle Young Poets Awards. She was one of 85 commended poets, alongside the top 15 poets. Winning entries were selected from over 6,000 poets and over 11,000 poems. An amazing achievement!