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Community Newsletter Learning to be Extraordinary One of Cornwall’s Most Consistently High Performing State Secondary Schools COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER Spring/Summer 2020 Issue 72 AN INDEPENDENT STATE ACADEMY K E R P A R B N I L A O H G Congratulations to our Year 11 students on your R A C O R A A T I R M H R commitment to your GCSE studies and for your contribution I E E R D T E I N N K A J E to our learning community at CSIA and beyond. We strive to A O X D G E O E R L R A A B provide you with every opportunity to fulfil your potential C Z O E Y H E L C A I L A and to become the best person that you can be, and you H B F M R E A O IE A R S N S L T will be able to look back and see how much you have grown I E I T I L H E A M L A Y A J E A J as an individual from Years 7-11; we are very proud of you. O L I N N D S I H A B N A T U H O E Best wishes to all of you for the future. N R R A A U A N I A L N C L A A H K IERAN RORY AARO SH U A A SELL K N HARR M AM R R Y US Y P LU S L L R IRAN CAL Y O E MY DE N I A A T G H J We look forward to welcoming many of you back to our VI T H B A O LI E C E C E RA IN AM N A L F M AN A I E A JA RY Form Academy and for those of you that are embarking on T W EL EN LSEY H N B N PAIGE AL ADAM KE S L IS JESS JASMI LA BE IYAH IN ICA ARRY EL SAM H CK H JA JA G a new chapter at college or in the workplace, we wish you J C AN I E K RY E S C EYA YL S H FR KA IC LO INE every success and happiness. A E SM NE R JA ELI C HY RYN ANG H S K MER Y EV A IERO EYA CHARLOTTE KAYLEIGH EX HARVE RL N MAD NON FR INLAY TEGAN AL IE DIE RHIAN ARL F A AN K RC MEG HI TOM E T MAE YLE LLIE- R M TIE E EGAN MH KA HOLLY LOGAN DOTTY NIA CELEBRATING CELEBRATING ABE CARMAN MEGAN JESSICA BEATRIZ JODY YearELLA PETER NAOMI UGNE SHANNON MENNA Year STACEY KELLY IRIS ASHLEY CHARLIE KERRIS ALICE OLIVER SAPPHIRE EMILY KIERAN EMILY NEO CIRAN ADAM CAITLIN THOMAS ALEX TRINITY ETHAN SHELBY ASHTON DYLAN ADAM SHAUNA CHRISTOPHER JESSICA TOBY BRADLEY CIARA COLE NIKITA PETER LIA MADELINE JESS TOBY LEWIS LIAM JEREMY KALE TOM DANIEL DEAN RILEY ELLIOTT LUKE HARRY BRADLEY ROMAN LUKE ROHAN CHELSEA AGA JASMINE MIAH SIBILE KIAN JOSHUA SASKIA BEN ISOBEL TAYLOR JOSH KEIRA BAILEY WILLIAM PAIGE TOM PHILIPPA REX AMBER ESMÉ TAYLOR OLIVIA GRACE SASHA ABBIE TAYLOR CHARLI THEA AARON MORGAN JACOB KATIE ARRON EMILY LILLIE MEGAN ALESHA BLAKE LAUREN OAKLEY TEGAN OWEN HARRY TEGAN GVIDAS SIDAR EMMA ALFIE FINLAY ANYA RUGILE WILLOW FINLEY KAEDY FINLEY JAKE LOGAN ZOE SOLLY JORDAN SADIE JAKE JOE JAGODA ABBIE JAMES ETHAN HARRY AIDAN REESE STEVEN ASHLEIGH BETH LARISSA CAITLYN CHARLIE OWEN KIRA BENJAMIN CONNOR DYLAN SIMON FINLAY MOLLY TOM OWEN ANYA TOM BEN SAM JACOB LARA JENIFER LOGAN CIAN CHARLEE LEVI LOUIE OLIVER KATIE-JO LUCAS JOSHUA PARKER NATHAN LAUREN EMILY HANNAH CHARLIE EDVINAS ELLIE HOLLY EVA JOSHUA CHLOE JACK KIAN REECE SOPHIE WADE LAYLAH CAJA LEETA ABIGAIL LUCY NATASHA DAISY EMILY GABI DANIEL ESMÉ KIAN Thank you and well done to our PATRYCJA DYLAN EBONY JAKE SHAUNA JOSH ALEX Year 13 students who have been an honour to teach; you JADEN LUCIUS MACKENZIE DEXTER BETHANY KYLE are truly an outstanding year group. AMIÉE OWEN AMBER KESH STANLEY OLLIE LATICIA The world is very different at the moment and there is a temptation to look wistfully SILVIJA GRACIE ANA LEWIS SENNEN BRYCE KATIE and with regret at what was and what could have been. Instead focus positively HOLLIE MATTHIA ELLIE ZAK JOE JOSHUA TARA SAM on what is and what will be. The VI Form & CSMS community of students, staff, CORY MIA EMILY ELLA- GRACE ERIN ETHAN KATIE parents and carers, friends and neighbours is a supportive learning environment JASMINE ADAM BETHANY JAMES ELLIE-MAY DIESEL encouraging our wonderful students to aspire and succeed. Our students are determined, enthusiastic and have participated in a whirlwind of activities including NORMUNDS international and local trips, enabling Scholarships, Duke of Edinburgh and 10 Tors, social events like the Winter Ball, and of course lessons and interventions - to name but a few. For all of our Year 11 students, a quote for you to remember that We are resilient, and we are successful, and Year 13 students will secure grades the power lies in your hands: “The best way to predict your future reflective of their resolve, focus, and hard work. When our students leave The VI is to create it” (Abraham Lincoln). Form Academy & CSMS they will be able to take advantage of an exciting world after A-levels be that at university, at work, or in an apprenticeships. We will meet again We look forward to your future success and achievement. and have an opportunity to celebrate and relax together but in the meantime well- done, congratulations, and good luck! 2 COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER | ISSUE 72 TEL: 01209 712280 | [email protected] | WWW.CAMBORNESCIENCE.CO.UK 3 Students Selected as Healthy Following the Festival, students have Lifestyle Champions been given the opportunity to attend a 10-week programme in which they will participate in activities like rock- climbing, bike-riding, surfing, rounders and more. “If the students commit to all 10 weeks of the programme, they will become true Healthy Lifestyle Champions and make a positive impact on all their peers!” Speaking about their new roles, the students described how privileged they feel to be able to help their fellow classmates. Pru R., Year 7, commented, “Being a Healthy Lifestyle Champion makes me feel really proud and trusted and I like being able to support others in being healthy.” Miss Williams helping develop skills Students are taking care of active lifestyle, using the power of and future prospects,” commented their peers and ensuring peer leaders, non-traditional sporting Miss Williams. “A number of our Year activities and athlete-mentor led 8 and 9 students were selected to their wellbeing after training to create behaviour change design a Sports Festival for example, being selected as Healthy and increase wellbeing,” commented to encourage more Year 7s to lead a Lifestyle Champions. Phoebe Williams, Teacher of PE. healthy lifestyle and join extracurricular clubs in school.” On Friday 6th March, CSIA hosted the The Healthy Lifestyle Champions Healthy Lifestyle Champions Festival, programme, funded through Sport The festival saw sixty Year 7 students an event which forms part of a new England National Lottery funding, attend. Activities involved cooking, initiative and the first of its kind in the supports 50+ secondary schools across teamwork challenges, lacrosse, roller area. England with funding, training and skating and fun games. “Our students resources to address the disparities also met retired British rower, Annie “We are all delighted to have been in participation and access to sport Vernon, and discussed their PE lessons selected by the Youth Sport Trust experienced by different groups of at CSIA and the different ways they for this incredible new programme students. can be more involved,” continued Miss called Healthy Lifestyle Champions. Williams. “We had so many comments It’s all about improving the number “Our Festival on the 6th March lined from students saying how much they of students who lead a healthy and up an amazing array of activities, all enjoyed the festival having found it designed to enhance health, wellbeing very inspiring.” The team building skills challenge Lacrosse was a big success 4 COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER | ISSUE 72 TEL: 01209 712280 | [email protected] | WWW.CAMBORNESCIENCE.CO.UK 5 Open Morning Gives Year 11 Antarctica: The Front Line In Climate Change - Students Insight Into CSMS A Fascinating Lecture by Professor James Scourse Last term we threw open Professor James Scourse our doors at Cornwall from the University of Exeter School of Mathematics attended CSMS to deliver a and Science to invite Year lecture to our students on 11 students from across Antarctica and climate change. the county to come along and find out more about Professor Scourse is currently investigating studying at the top state- the impact of physical disturbances arising funded Post-16 STEM from climate-warming induced deglaciation on benthic communities around the West provider in Cornwall and Antarctic Peninsula. He is due to go on to meet some current the RRS James Clarke Ross, an Antarctic students. Research Ship, to continue with his investigation. The students were all engaged We had a full house with students in the lecture and asked some really joining workshops on Biology, interesting questions. Chemistry, Physics and Maths where they gained a taste of what those Professor Scourse showed a variety of A-Level subjects are like and how images to show the impact of global Tumour Hypoxia and Cancer studying at CSMS is markedly different warming and climate change in Antarctica, to the type of lessons they are used to and inspired students to think deeply about Treatment – An Amazing Lecture at school today.
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