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28 January 2021

Swimming Pool Refurbishment Wins Award!

We are thrilled to announce that the refurbishment of the onsite pool facilities has won the Commercial Refurbishment Project of 2020 Award from the UK Pool & Spa Awards!   The aim of the competition is to raise the profile for individual pool and spa businesses and the industry as a whole. Competition categories cover wholesalers, retailers, leisure operators across residential and commercial swimming pools, hot tub and swim spas, wellness and other accessories.
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25 January 2021

SPRING CONCERT 2021

We will be hosting this years Spring Concert online.  The concert will be broadcast on the school's arts YouTube channel on Tuesday 23rd March at 5pm. The Music Department are issuing a call for performances and would like to invite all students to consider taking part, either as a soloist or as part of our virtual Choir and Orchestra recordings, which will be mixed together for the event. We would also like to invite students to submit their own compositions to include. If you are interested in performing please submit a video recording of your performance, with a short introduction, to Mr Duguid.  We suggest using a file sharing site such as www.wetransfer.com as the files are likely to be too large to send directly. For more information please contact Mr Duguid.  
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7 January 2021

Citizens Advice Enfield Opens Helpline For those Impacted By COVID-19

Life After Loss Project The Life After Loss scheme will allow Citizens Advice to go beyond its advisory role, providing financial and emotional support to those who need it, helping them cope with the terrible losses bought about by COVID-19. The Life After Loss service will include: •             A dedicated advice caseworker to manage the clients’ needs from start to finish. •             Include fast track advice to access benefits, Universal Credit, and debt advice. •             Assistance with raising money for funeral costs and other sudden/emergency bills. •             Emergency crisis emotional support counselling. •             Up to 8 free sessions of bereavement counselling. •             A small grant of up to £500 for those families in dire need of financial relief.  

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