Thank you and Congratulations to all those involved in the Winter Concert 2019.  The commitment, hard work and passion for music that the students demonstrated has absolutely paid off in fantastic performances that put audience members and staff alike in the Christmas mood.
Thank you so much to Staff and Students for supporting Christmas Jumper Day on Friday. There was a fabulous array of Knitwear!Â
WOW!!! On behalf of the Basic Food Bank Appeal we would like to pass on our huge thanks and appreciation for the sheer number of items that were donated. We were truly blown away!Â
Our Student Leaders volunteered to help out at the KCC Christmas Market on Wednesday evening in aid of CRY (Care and Relief for the Young). As always, they were absolutely incredible and represented the School beautifully. We had so many lovely comments from members of the public! A great start to the Christmas festivities. Â
Congratulations to all the House Competition Winners. Spring Term Competition Coming Soon!!
We have had yet another successful Soundbites concert. These concerts give an opportunity to all students who take instrumental lessons, regardless of their grade, the chance to perform a solo or group piece to a small audience. The hope is that this will help develop their performance skills and give them the confidence to perform more often in the future. All of the students performed brilliantly, and for many of them this was their first concert. We hope to see them performing again in our next Soundbites concert in May.Â
As part of the IBM Women in Technology event yesterday, students had to come up with an idea that could reduce carbon, energy, water or waste in our school. They had to implement technology in some way. The groups then pitched their ideas and IBM picked their two winning groups. Â
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. Â
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. Â
Wildern students have been involved with a number of community activities this weekend. Â