ConnectA newsletter for parents, students and the local community

Principal: Stuart Williamswww.catmosecollege.com

23 JANUARY 2012 ISSUE 31

Academy News

Term Dates

Privacy Notice

Languages Trip

Kingswood 2012

Sports Fixtures

Alice Rehearsals

Carol Concert

Visit to BETT

CATMOSE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS POLICY CONSULATATION

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Catmose College’s governing body met on 17 November and agreed a draft admissions policy for September 2013 on which it would like to consult. Following feedback received from our partner primary school, Catmose Primary, would like to consult on retaining this school as a feeder school to recognise the particular link we have with the children who attend there; as a result of this we have amended the draft policy. In addition, there have been minor changes to the text following feedback from the College's legal advisors and from Rutland LA. The College would welcome feedback on any of these proposals. The full policy can be accessed from the College website:

www.catmosecollege.com/downloads/Policies/Student/Admissions-Policy-Sept-2013-final-2.pdf

It would be helpful if you could complete a very short survey to give your views on this new policy by going to the link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/7MV8MRW

In reviewing the policy we have taken account of the new draft admissions code which can be found on the DFE website.

In writing the new policy the governors were mindful that there has been increasing pressure on places for children to attend the College and that, with the proposed new housing in Oakham, this is likely to continue.  The new policy is designed to continue to prioritise those students who have a statement of SEN, or are looked after and to build on the excellent relationship between staff, students and parents which are so characteristic of our school.

In this respect the Governors have agreed the following additional criteria:

Where there is already a sibling at the College and the sibling will either still be at the College or attended the College within the last five years at the time of admission.

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Where there is already a sibling at the College and the sibling will either still be at the College or attended the College within the last five years at the time of admission.

This criteria has been strengthened over the previous sibling preference, allowing priority even if the sibling has left the College within the last five years.  This criteria is designed to protect the excellent relationships the College has developed with our existing parents and ensure that any additional children are also able to benefit from them.

A child of staff at the College.

This is a new criteria which is to recognise the crucial role our staff have in ensuring that Catmose College continues to be an excellent place in which to be educated. This criterion will help ensure that we are able to recruit and retain the highest quality staff and recognise the excellent contribution they make to the College community.

Children who live nearest the school by distance.

This final criterion the governors believe is the fairest way to allocate remaining places, prioritising those who live closest to the School. This will ensure that going forward we remain the community college for Oakham and the surrounding villages we always have been. It also removes the unfairness that the old catchment brought, for example, Cottesmore, a village just outside of Oakham was not catchment.

This is a summary of the new draft policy and should only be used as general guidance; it should not be used to determine whether your child would be eligible for a place or not. Please read the full policy which is available from the parents’ section of our website or by hardcopy from the College.Where there is already a sibling at the College and the sibling will either still be at the College or attended the College within the last five years at the time of admission.

This criteria has been strengthened over the previous sibling preference, allowing priority even if the sibling has left the College within the last five years. This criteria is designed to protect the excellent relationships the College has developed with our existing parents and ensure that any additional children are also able to benefit from them.

A child of staff at the College.

This is a new criteria which is to recognise the crucial role our staff have in ensuring that Catmose College continues to be an excellent place in which to be educated. This criterion will help ensure that we are able to recruit and retain the highest quality staff and recognise the excellent contribution they make to the College community.

Children who live nearest the school by distance.

This final criterion the governors believe is the fairest way to allocate remaining places, prioritising those who live closest to the School. This will ensure that going forward we remain the community college for Oakham and the surrounding villages we always have been. It also removes the unfairness that the old catchment brought, for example, Cottesmore, a village just outside of Oakham was not catchment. The effect of this criterion can be seen below:

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CATMOSE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS POLICY CONSULATATION (CONT)

This criteria has been strengthened over the previous sibling preference, allowing priority even if the sibling has left the College within the last five years.  This criteria is designed to protect the excellent relationships the College has developed with our existing parents and ensure that any additional children are also able to benefit from them.

A child of staff at the College.

This is a new criteria which is to recognise the crucial role our staff have in ensuring that Catmose College continues to be an excellent place in which to be educated. This criterion will help ensure that we are able to recruit and retain the highest quality staff and recognise the excellent contribution they make to the College community.

Children who live nearest the school by distance.

This final criterion the governors believe is the fairest way to allocate remaining places, prioritising those who live closest to the School. This will ensure that going forward we remain the community college for Oakham and the surrounding villages we always have been. It also removes the unfairness that the old catchment brought, for example, Cottesmore, a village just outside of Oakham was not catchment.

This is a summary of the new draft policy and should only be used as general guidance; it should not be used to determine whether your child would be eligible for a place or not. Please read the full policy which is available from the parents’ section of our website or by hardcopy from the College.

The consultation will close at 4:00PM THURSDAY 16 FEBRUARY.Stuart Williams

CATMOSE PRIMARY ACADEMY CONVERSION

The Governing Body of CATMOSE PRIMARY has passed a resolution to pursue conversion to academy status.

The School, working closely with the College has made significant improvements in the twelve months since their Ofsted inspection; an external consultant recently rated the School as Good with Outstanding features.  The primary governors believe that the opportunities offered through academy status will allow further improvement, offering a better service to the children and increasing the opportunities for staff.

The partnership with Catmose College has had a significant impact on the quality of provision at Catmose Primary.  In particular:* Kelly Jackson, Vice Principal has been able to focus on school improvement, introducing a 3I curriculum, a house system and setting arrangements;  * the federation team has taken responsibility for site management, catering, ICT, financial and HR services;  * there has been significant investment in the fabric of the School’s building, improving the roof, electrical infrastructure and importantly the classroom environment.  This has included decorating all of the classrooms, building an outside canopy for Key Stage 1 and enhancing the ICT facilities across the School;  * the children of Catmose Primary regularly use the College’s facilities, for example to record the Christmas CD and on a weekly basis, use the federation mini-bus;* the pupils have also benefitted from specialist sport and art teachers who teach at Catmose Primary on a weekly basis.

It is due to the success of this partnership that the Governing Body is proposing to formalise the federation by joining with Catmose College in a multi-academy trust, called Catmose Federation, which will be responsible for both the secondary and primary schools.  This form of academy status would be significantly more efficient in the way in which we deploy staff and resources to the benefit of both Schools, due to the single trust and therefore employer status of the Federation.

These opportunities would be evident through the greater freedoms to manage our budget and create a curriculum that allows all children to make outstanding progress and achieve excellent outcomes. The specific benefits for our children

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Can I please remind parents that one of the most important things you can do for your child is to make sure that he or she attends College regularly and on time. Student absences adversely affects their progress; it is often difficult for students to catch up with work as they miss out on the interaction with the teacher and other students. Public examinations are now spread across the year and it is vital to students’ success that they not only attend the exam but are also well prepared and fully informed. Parents of students in years 10 and 11 are reminded that holidays during term time will be refused unless these are exceptional circumstances. If your child is absent from College through illness, parents should contact the College and ensure that an absence note, signed and dated, is handed to the form tutor when your child returns to College. A written note is always required. It is only myself, as the Principal, who can authorise any student’s absence from college. If it is unavoidable that you take your child on holiday during term time, you must complete the request form found on the policy for authorised absences from College. This can be downloaded from the website or collected from Client Services.

Stuart Williams

ABSENCE DURING TERM TIME

TERM DATES 2012 - 2013

2011/2012 Term Dates2011/2012 Term Dates 2012/2013 Term Dates2012/2013 Term Dates

Term 1Schools open Thursday 30 August 2012Schools close Friday 12 October 2012

Term 2Schools open Monday 29 October 2012Schools close Tuesday 18 December 2012

Term 3 Schools close Friday 10 February 2012Term 3

Schools open Thursday 3 January 2013Schools close Friday 8 February 2013

Term 4Schools open Monday 20 February 2012Schools close Friday 30 March 2012

Term 4Schools open Monday 18 February 2013Schools close Wednesday 27 March 2013

Term 5Schools open Monday 16 April 2012May Bank Holiday Monday 7 May 2012Schools close Friday 1 June 2012

Term 5Schools open Thursday 11 April 2013May Bank Holiday Monday 6 May 2013Schools close Friday 24 May 2013

Term 6Schools open Monday 11 June 2012Schools close Thursday 19 July 2012

Term 6Schools open Monday 3 June 2013Schools close Friday 19 July 2013

will be wide-ranging.  For example, the ability to target our own finances would allow us to focus on specific areas as part of a long term strategic plan, for example gifted and talented provision and SEN support.  We also believe that the added funding would allow us to protect and preserve the high quality teaching and pastoral care that is such a significant part of our provision.

Many things will not change however; the School would retain its own local Governing Body, the name of the School would remain the same, the staff would remain the same and the children would remain the same. The College would similalry not be affected.

The friendly, welcoming ethos of the Primary School and its commitment to ensure that children are all given opportunities to reach their potential would continue to be our first priority.  We would continue to provide the excellent education for all our children but would use our new freedoms to seek further ways to enhance what we offer.  This is an excellent opportunity to take a significant step forward in our development.

The closing date for the Governing Body to consider responses is 4:00 PM FRIDAY 24 FEBRUARY 2012.

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Catmose College is the Data Controller for the purposes of the Data Protection Act. We collect information from students and may receive information about students from their previous school. We hold this personal data and use it to:

• support students’ teaching and learning;• monitor and report on their progress;• provide appropriate pastoral care, and• assess how well the College is doing.

This information includes students’ contact details, national curriculum assessment results, attendance information, characteristics such as ethnic group, special educational needs and any relevant medical information. We will not give information about students to anyone outside the college without your consent unless the law and our rules permit it. We are required by law to pass some of the information to the Local Authority (LA), and the Department for Education (DfE).

Connexions Services - Once students are aged 13 or over we are required to pass on certain information to the Connexions services. Connexions is the government's information and advice service for all young people aged 13 to 19 in England. We must provide both students and parents names and addresses, and any further information relevant to the Connexions services role. However, if a student is over 16, the student or their parent can ask that no information beyond name and address be passed to Connexions. Please inform the College in writing if you wish to opt-out of this arrangement. For more information about Connexions please refer to their website www.connexions-direct.com.Please refer to the Privacy Notice on the College website if you require more information about how the LA and the DfE store and use this data. If you want to see a copy of the information we hold and share about you then please contact the College in writing.

Stuart Williams

PRIVACY NOTICE - DATA PROTECTION ACT 1998

REPORTING DATES 2012

Year Event Date Time

7 Interim ReportProgress ReportInterim ReportParents’ Evening

10 Feb 201230 March 20121 June 201221 June 2012

5.00 - 7.30pm

5.00 - 7.30pm

8 Progress ReportParents’ EveningInterim Report

10 Feb 201210 May 201213 July 2012

5.00 - 7.30pm

9 Parents’ EveningOptions EveningInterim ReportForm Tutor Report

23 Feb 201214 March 20121 June 201229 June 2012

5.00 - 7.30pm7.00 - 9.00pm

10 Interim ReportParents’ EveningProgress Report

10 Feb 20126 March 20121 June 2012

5.00 - 7.30pm

11 Interim ReportProgress Report

7 Feb 201227 March 2012

5.00 - 7.30pm

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PARENT PAY

Can parents please ensure that their child has sufficient money credited to their account to purchase food at break and lunchtime. I am afraid it is not possible for the finance office to credit individual amounts for each student. If you have a problem accessing the internet you can purchase a PayPoint card which can be ‘topped up’ at local PayPoint outlets. If you have any problems crediting money to your account or wish to discuss the PayPoint card, please contact Jo Morris at the College by ‘phone or email (jmorris@catmosecollege.com).

Ms Ross

LANGUAGES TRIPS JUNE 2012

Students going on the Spanish and French trips this year have already met and further meetings will follow. A parents’ information evening will be arranged for early June. Should parents have any further queries concerning the trips, please contact Mrs Williams (cwilliams@catmosecollege.com) or Miss Weightman (kweightman@catmosecollege.com). A letter regarding the payment schedule has been given to students and can be found on the College website www.catmosecollege.com/parents/letters.

Kate Weightman

KINGSWOOD 2012

Just a reminder that the second payment of £50 is due by Friday 27 January 2012. The final payment of £50 will be due by 24 March 2012. Further details regarding the itinerary and kit will be sent out after the Easter break. If you have any questions in the meantime please do not hesitate to contact me fmcpeake@catmosecollege.com

Ms McPeake

Year Sport Date Venue

8 Boys Futsal Wed 25 Jan Belvoir High

9 Boys Futsal Wed 8 Feb Longfield

11 Boys Futsal Tues 31 Jan John Ferneley

Year Sport Date Venue

9 Girls Hockey Thurs 26 Jan Catmose College

10 Girls Hockey Thurs 2 Feb UCC

11 Girls Hockey Thurs 9 Feb UCC

SPORTS FIXTURES Jan - Feb

 

ALICE IN WONDERLAND REHEARSAL DATES

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DATE TIME GROUP LED BY ROOM

WEEK 4

Mon 23 JanSinging 12:50-1:20 Group A MS Coltrane

WEEK 4

Mon 23 JanDrama 12:50-1:20 Group B LM Wilde

WEEK 4 Wed 25 Jan

Singing 12:50-1:20 Group B MS Vivaldi

WEEK 4 Wed 25 JanDrama 12:50-1:20 Group A LM Wilde

WEEK 4 Wed 25 JanDrama 2:30-4:00 Leads LM/MS Theatre

WEEK 4 Wed 25 Jan

Dance 2:30-3:30 Core Yr10/11 Hellerup

WEEK 4

Thurs 26 Jan

Singing 12:50-1:20 Leads MS Vivaldi

WEEK 4

Thurs 26 Jan Drama 12:50-1:20 Scene 2 LM Wilde

WEEK 5

Mon 30 JanSinging 12:50-1:20 Group A MS Coltrane

WEEK 5

Mon 30 JanDrama 12:50-1:20 Group B LM Wilde

WEEK 5 Wed 1 Feb

Singing 12:50-1:20 Group B MS Vivaldi

WEEK 5 Wed 1 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Group A LM Wilde

WEEK 5 Wed 1 FebDrama 2:30-4:00 Leads LM/MS Theatre

WEEK 5 Wed 1 Feb

Dance 2:30-3:30 Core Yr10/11 Hellerup

WEEK 5

Thurs 2 FebSinging 12:50-1:20 Leads MS Vivaldi

WEEK 5

Thurs 2 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Scene 3 LM Wilde

WEEK 6

Mon 6 FebSinging 12:50-1:20 Group A MS Coltrane

WEEK 6

Mon 6 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Group B LM Wilde

WEEK 6 Wed 8 Feb

Singing 12:50-1:20 Group B MS Vivaldi

WEEK 6 Wed 8 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Group A LM Wilde

WEEK 6 Wed 8 FebDrama 2:30-4:00 Leads LM/MS Theatre

WEEK 6 Wed 8 Feb

Dance 2:30-3:30 Core Yr10/11 Hellerup

WEEK 6

Thurs 9 FebSinging 12:50-1:20 Leads MS Vivaldi

WEEK 6

Thurs 9 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Scene 4 LM Wilde

HALF TERMHALF TERMHALF TERMHALF TERMHALF TERMHALF TERM

WEEK 7

Mon 20 FebSinging 12:50-1:20 Group A MS Coltrane

WEEK 7

Mon 20 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Group B LM Wilde

WEEK 7 Wed 22 FebSinging 12:50-1:20 Group B MS Vivaldi

WEEK 7 Wed 22 Feb Drama 12:50-1:20 Group A LM WildeWEEK 7 Wed 22 FebDrama 2:30-4:30 All cast LM/MS Theatre

WEEK 7

Thurs 23 FebSinging 12:50-1:20 Leads MS Vivaldi

WEEK 7

Thurs 23 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Scene 5 LM Wilde

WEEK 8

Mon 27 FebSinging 12:50-1:20 Group A MS Coltrane

WEEK 8

Mon 27 FebDrama 12:50-1:20 Group B LM Wilde

WEEK 8Wed 29 Feb

Singing 12:50-1:20 Group B MS Vivaldi

WEEK 8Wed 29 Feb Drama 12:50-1:20 Group A LM Wilde

WEEK 8Wed 29 Feb

Drama 2:30-4:30 All cast LM/MS TheatreWEEK 8

Thurs 1 MarchSinging 12:50-1:20 Leads MS Vivaldi

WEEK 8

Thurs 1 March Drama 12:50-1:20 Scene 6 LM Wilde

WEEK 8

Thurs 1 March

 

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DATE TIME GROUP LED BY ROOM

WEEK 9

Mon 5 MarchSinging 12:50-1:20 Group A MS Coltrane

WEEK 9

Mon 5 MarchDrama 12:50-1:20 Group B LM Wilde

WEEK 9 Wed 7 MarchSinging 12:50-1:20 Group B MS Vivaldi

WEEK 9 Wed 7 March Drama 12:50-1:20 Group A LM WildeWEEK 9 Wed 7 MarchDrama 2:30-4:30 All cast LM/MS Theatre

WEEK 9

Thurs 8 MarchSinging 12:50-1:20 Spare MS Vivaldi

WEEK 9

Thurs 8 MarchDrama 12:50-1:20 Spare LM Wilde

Week 10/11 Wednesday 14 March [12:45- 5:00pm] TECHNICAL REHEARSALThursday 15 March [8:45-3:30pm] DRESS REHEARSALFriday 16 March [8:45-3:30pm] PRIMARY SCHOOL PERF.Sunday 18 March [3:00-4:30pm] MATINEE PERFORMANCE

Mondays 3:30-4:30     Alice in Wonderland Production TeamTuesdays 12:50-1:20  Year 7 & 8 Drama Club (Shrek - I'm a believer)Tuesdays 3:30-4:30     Oundle Drama rehearsal (All Years)Tuesdays 3:30-4:30     Alice in Wonderland Props making

DRAMA - EXTRA CURRICULAR

Last term we held our annual Christmas concert in All Saints Church in Oakham. The event was a great success and the church was full to capacity.

The evening started with a wonderful performance by the chamber choir who sang a rendition of ‘Panis Angelicus’. Other highlights during the evening included the jazz band, flute and reed ensembles, a recorder consort, a clarinet trio and the junior choir. There was also a fantastic new take on the ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’ which was performed as a drama piece by our year 7 and 8 students.

The programme of events also showcased the College orchestra who played popular and well known Christmas carols which involved audience participation. Rosie Wilkinson, year 7 student, performed a beautiful solo piece of a verse of ‘Once in Royal David’s City’.

The evening ended with a fun and uplifting song by a band which involved both students and staff, followed by a finale of everyone singing ‘Hark the Herald Angels’.

Congratulations go to the students and staff who took part in the concert, especially to Mr Sammy and Mrs Mitchell for all their hard work, in putting together such a wonderful event.  It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

Stuart Williams

CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT

LOCKERS

Each student is allocated a locker in which to leave their personal belongings during lessons. We recommend that students should bring with them a small padlock in order to secure their belongings or we can offer a suitable one for sale for £3 from the library. Students should keep their locker key safe and report to Client Services if the key is lost.

 

LIBRARY NEWS

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Scholastic Book ClubI’ve just set up our Scholastic Book Club school group order online. This means you can now order all the books in your Book Clubs leaflet and many more at http://clubs-school.scholastic.co.uk/vale-of-catmose and, what's more, you will be able to have your books delivered to school for FREE!

You need to order your books by Wednesday 25 January 2012. After that date, I’ll confirm that all orders are in and the books will be delivered to College for me to hand out in class. For every £1 you spend 20p goes back to our school to spend on much-needed books for our library!

Take a look at what’s on offer here http://clubs-school.scholastic.co.uk/vale-of-catmose – there are some great bargains with books costing as little as £1.99!

Overdue Library BooksThis week, all form tutors have received a list of all the books that their form have overdue. Please can you have a look at home to see if your child has any library books that they may have forgotten about? If they do have an overdue book, they will not be able to borrow equipment from the library. Also, if year 11s have overdue books, come June they will not be able to purchase prom tickets as this is deemed as a debt to the College. Any problems, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Ms B Smith

(A showcase of UK and international educational technology products, resources and best practice)

On Saturday14 January, myself, Rohan, Anni and Georgia went to Olympia in London to the BETT show. Our day started at Oakham Station at 7:30am as we took a train from Oakham to Peterborough and then from Peterborough to London Kings Cross. After travelling the London Underground and getting a taxi to Olympia we made it to the show.

We got our entry tickets for the show and we were amazed at the size of the building. We walked through the two big exhibition rooms to get to the Toshiba stand where I was doing a Prezi (a presentation using Prezi software) about how we use technology at Catmose College.

As I got ready to present my prezi, Anni, Georgia and Rohan rimmed the exhibition hall for freebies.

Once I presented my Prezi presentation on ‘How Catmose College uses technology in our college’, we all met Mark Riches, the CEO of Radiowaves, to interview him about Radiowave's future and what it was like for Radiowaves to win their second BETT award. Their 2012 award was for ICT company of the year, with a turnover of under 1 million pounds. 

After a quick break for lunch we had a look around the exhibition hall, collected some more information and freebies, and then we interviewed, Radiowaves partner, Crazy talk about what they were showing at the exhibition. We were lucky to receive a free copy of their software.

Then we got ready for our presentation about ‘How we embedded social media into the curriculum at Catmose College’. We explained about our use of Radiowaves, which is a safe, full moderated social network especially designed for schools, as well as how we use Twitter and Facebook as communication tools. We were asked lots of questions about how we use Radiowaves and if we would prefer to use Facebook for school work. We did say that we preferred Radiowaves for school work as this keeps our personal Facebook lives separate from our Radiowaves school lives.

After our presentation we took a taxi and then got onto the tube to Kings Cross. From Kings Cross to Peterborough and Peterborough to Oakham.

What a successful but tiring day. We never realised that there were so many different technological suppliers for education and the different ways that technology can be used to teach us and making our learning more enjoyable and motivating.

                                                                                                                                                                                               Harvey Stafford (Year 10)

VISIT TO BETT

JOB VACANCIES

The continued success of the College as an academy and our strong desire to enhance the service we offer our students and their parents means we are looking to expand and enhance our current team. We are looking to recruit exceptional people to join us. We are particulary pleased to be offering two apprenticeships for young people looking for the first steps in their career.

APPRENTICESHIP - IT TECHNICIAN

Required as soon as possibleApprentice rate of £96.20 per week (37 hours)

One day each week will be spent at Leicester College (the college will cover the cost of travelling) in order to cover the theories of the training programmes. These posts will last for the duration of the qualification, which will be 24 months.

APPRENTICESHIP - BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Required as soon as possibleApprentice rate of £96.20 per week (37 hours)

One day each week will be spent at Leicester College (the college will cover the cost of travelling) in order to cover the theories of the training programmes. These posts will last for the duration of the qualification, which will be 24 months.

Closing date is TUESDAY 31 JANUARY. Interviews will be held on THURSDAY 2 FEBRUARY.

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Would you like to join our exam invigilation team?We are looking for Invigilators on a seasonal basis (morning and/or afternoon)Hours between 8.30am to 12.30pm and/or 1pm – 3.30pmRate £8.00 per hourApplication forms and information is available from the College on 01572 770066, email office@catmosecollege.com. See also the website www.catmosecollege.com

INVIGILATOR VACANCY

Are you missing any clothes, books, keys or anything you may have mislaid? There are a number of items of lost property not claimed in Client Services all waiting to be reunited with their owners. We also have a number of pre-owned white blouses and shirts available if parents would like one and we have a small girl’s ski jacket with gloves and goggles available, donated for a small contribution.

Client Services

LOST PROPERTY

PARKING AT THE COLLEGE

Thank you for not using the disabled bays when you drop off or pick up your child. Please always use the allocated parking spaces if you visit the College.

Stuart Williams

CATMOSE SPORTS

Rookie LifeguardRLSS UK

Every Wednesday 6pm - 7pm

Did you Know ... ? Rookie Lifegueards have saved livesYour children can develop the skills and knowledge in water safety, rescue, resuscitation and Lifesaving sports skillsIf your children can swim, they can become a Rookie LifeguardRookie Lifeguards know how to stay safe near waterRookie Lifeguards is running in this Leisure Centre

Young people aged 11 – 15 years old have the opportunity to learn valuable water skills that could save their own lifes or the lives of others, whilst enjoying fun sessions and receiving recognition for their achievements.

Catmose Sports Centre

0300 456 2020Huntsmans Drive, Oakham,

Rutland, LE15 6RP

enquiries.catmose@stevenage-leisure.co.uk

www.stevenage- le isure.co.uk24 hour Customer Information Line: 0300 012 0300

@catmosesports1www.facebook.com/catmosesports

Women & Girls

Football Sessions

Catmose Sports Centre

0300 456 2020Huntsmans Drive, Oakham,

Rutland, LE15 6RP

enquiries.catmose@stevenage-leisure.co.uk

www.stevenage- le isure.co.uk24 hour Customer Information Line: 0300 012 0300

@catmosesports1www.facebook.com/catmosesports

Every Wednesday Starting from 11th January 2012 11-16 yr olds 6pm - 7pm16+ yr olds 7pm - 8pm

£2 per person for an hour

Qualified coaches with CRB Checks

Catmose Sports Centre

0300 456 2020Huntsmans Drive, Oakham,

Rutland, LE15 6RP

enquiries.catmose@stevenage-leisure.co.uk

www.stevenage- le isure.co.uk24 hour Customer Information Line: 0300 012 0300

@catmosesports1www.facebook.com/catmosesports

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TELEPHONE NUMBER CHANGING

From 31st March 2012

The current number 0300 456 2020 will become unavailable.

You will be able to contact the centre via the following contact numbers;

GENERAL ENQUIRIES/ RECEPTION

01572 490030

SALES

01572 490031

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