Year 12 Ort Jump
Year 12 heard about the Ort Jump employment mentoring programme this morning. It’s a brilliant opportunity for students.
Year 12 heard about the Ort Jump employment mentoring programme this morning. It’s a brilliant opportunity for students.
Year 12 students took part in a Volenteers Fair with representatives from a wide range of charities talking to students about the various volunteering opportunities open to them over the course of the Year
As part of our whole school careers programme we are very lucky to be partnered with Communities 1st, an organisation developing, connecting and supporting voluntary and community organisations in a number of districts including Hertsmere.
Through this partnership we were delighted to welcome twenty local volunteers representing a wide range of professions and industries to work with small groups of our Year 10 students. Working in these groups, each student took part in an individual interview and was given feedback both from the interviewer and the other students in the group.
A large group of year 7 and 8’s were taken to the Big Bang Fair in Birmingham. They had a brilliant day packed full of exciting, interactive activities designed specifically for 11-14 year olds in mind, to provide the best careers inspiration, advice and opportunities to meet with real scientists and engineers. The students had an amazing time, thank you to our wonderful Science department for organising such an exciting trip!
We were delighted to welcome the fabulous Brendi Waks (author) who ran a fascinating interactive session about Psychopaths for Sixth Form students.
We had the pleasure of welcoming back Alumni today. Year 12 students were able to ask questions about different universities, apprenticeships and careers. We would like to thank our Alumni for their time today.
A huge thanks to crime writer Abi Silver (author) for sharing her tips and gruesome tales with us as part of our LRC crime reading month celebrations
Year 9 had a careers assembly today run by a Lauren Christy (Talent Manager, Elstree Studios) who spoke to the students about the huge range of creative industries and apprenticeship pathways within TV and film production.
Chai Tsen (Hertfordshire Police) delivered an assembly this morning to Year 7 about cyber security and how to protect ourselves from cyber fraud/scams
An integral part of the course are mini scenarios, where we recreate real life situations to allow the children to be prepared for the wider world.
The Course also involves physical activity based on the principles of Krav Maga. A key element of the course is to instil self-discipline into the participants, so that they know only to use their knowledge of Krav Maga as the last resort in order to defend themselves.
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Borehamwood
Hertfordshire
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Executive Headteacher
Mr S Lewis BA (Hons) MA NPQH
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Honorary President
Mr Benjamin Perl MBE
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School Rabbi
Rabbi Alex Chapper
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General Enquiries
Mrs Hayley Fraser
SENCO
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Safeguarding Lead
Mr M Kendler
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Chair of Yavneh College Academy Trust
Mrs Roz Levin
Chair of Yavneh College Local Governing Body
Mrs Susy Stone
Chair of Yavneh Primary Local Governing Body
Mrs Roz Levin
Chair of Yavneh Foundation Trust
Mr Richard Gilbert
