We are incredibly proud to celebrate Bailey, who completed his T Level in Management and Administration this summer and has achieved an outstanding milestone in recognition of his hard work, dedication and achievements throughout his T Level journey. Bailey was nominated earlier this year for a National T Level Award and has now been announced as a Regional Finalist. This prestigious recognition reflects not only his academic success but also the commitment, professionalism and skills he demonstrated during his industry placement and throughout his time with us. Being named a regional finalist is a fantastic achievement, and we are delighted to see Bailey's efforts recognised. We wish him the very best of luck for the regional awards ceremony in October and look forward to cheering him on. Whatever the outcome, we are immensely proud of everything he has accomplished. Congratulations, Bailey! #TLevels #ManagementAndAdministration #SixthFormSuccess #ProudToBe #RegionalFinalist #NationalTLevelAwards #TLevelAmbassadors #SixthFormLincoln #Post16Lincoln
A huge congratulations to Denisa and Andrea in Year 13, who dedicated part of their summer to completing the Walnut Care Cadet Programme. Over the course of the programme, both students completed an impressive 36 hours of voluntary service while developing valuable knowledge and skills in: Moving and Handling Communication Basic Health Conditions Nutrition and Hydration Their commitment, compassion and willingness to give up their own time to support others is truly commendable. The experience has provided them with valuable insight into the care sector while helping them develop skills that will benefit them in their future education and careers. We are incredibly proud of both Denisa and Andrea for embracing this opportunity and representing our Sixth Form so positively. Well done! #SixthFormSuccess #WalnutCareCadets #Volunteering #FutureProfessionals #SkillsForLife #MakingADifference #StudentAchievement #SixthFormLincoln #Post16Lincoln
What a wonderful time we all had at the Gardening and Wellbeing Club yesterday! It was time to cut and harvest our Pumpkins and Squashes Our young gardeners couldn't believe these had grown from the small seeds they had sown in April! Everyone was really careful and gentle with our harvest. Our amazing yield will be on display at our forthcoming Open Evening. Our grown produce is never wasted and will either be made into something nutritious and delicious or shared amongst our School Community. We also enjoyed some fun facts about the gardeners friend, the Hedgehog Our enthusiastic gardeners came up with some great answers! After a busy club, we all enjoyed tucking into our main crop potatoes 'Cara' Yum!