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07:43 AM - 24 Nov 2023

Tickets for our Christmas concert will go on sale Monday 27th November. Don't leave it too late! All proceeds to pic.twitter.com/HItEEnx3bD

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06:03 AM - 23 Nov 2023

Thank you to Jo Evans for her support of the event. Also thank you to all exhibitors who attended and gave good advice to our students. https://t.co/mGzvHpQHJ5 pic.twitter.com/F2faEmf5Ak

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06:19 AM - 21 Nov 2023

Caldicot Careers Fair! Wednesday 22nd November6 pm - 8 pm. 57 exhibitors!#Career pic.twitter.com/UwCUTcpK60

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16:09 PM - 16 Nov 2023

A reminder of our non-uniform day tomorrow to raise money for . £1 donation welcomed either on ParentPay or on the door. If you have any spare change there will be fundraising activities throughout the day pic.twitter.com/VVP27q8T0R

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12:58 PM - 15 Nov 2023

A fantastic experience for our year 10 GCSE students to work with and get coaching and inspiration from weightlifter . Thank you for a wonderful morning 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 pic.twitter.com/xXualYHKFl

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06:03 AM - 14 Nov 2023

Caldicot School Career Fair WEDNESDAY 22nd NOVEMBER 2023, 6.00pm-8.00pmOver 50 exhibitors so far pic.twitter.com/Zp5I42JAci

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15:19 PM - 31 Oct 2023

Starting the first leg of the journey home at the end of the Berlin visit. The students have been brilliant! pic.twitter.com/ps61pfEGzk

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19:02 PM - 29 Oct 2023

Day 2 of the Berlin visit. The students have been fantastic whilst taking in the sights of the city! pic.twitter.com/x5tFh9U33L

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11:51 AM - 28 Oct 2023

The Berlin visit is boarding now! We're excited to be on our way ✈️ pic.twitter.com/huREih1Bnh

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17:35 PM - 19 Oct 2023

We are looking forward to meeting Year 6 students and families this evening at our Open Evening! pic.twitter.com/m5SwPbfMe6

Coping with Health and Fitness

There are clear links between a person’s physical and mental health. So, when one is functioning well, there is a high chance the other will too. Regular forms of exercise is one of the best ways to improve your mental health.

Maintaining health and fitness does not require daily training at the gym or being able to run long distances. It means finding ways to be as active as possible in order to keep your mind and body healthy.

Here are some of the organisations who may be able to help

  • Sport Wales is funded by the National Lottery and is committed to supporting sport and physical activity for everyone. The resources and links available are designed to those already actively engaged in sport to those looking to try something for the first time. This may range from a free swim at a local leisure centre or supporting local teams.
     
  • Change4Life is a government funded scheme, designed to support families so that children and young people may remain healthy by becoming more active. They offer advice and suggestions for indoor activities and games at home, particularly when opportunities to explore outdoor activities are limited.
  • Childline – Staying Healthy have put together some advice to support children and young people with eating the right food and keeping fit. This is to help maintain a strong body to help with managing the pressures of teenage life, and also fight illness. They also offer tips and techniques, ideas and inspiration, which can help you feel more in control. These can be accessed at the individuals own time, and pace.
  • Beat is the UK’s eating disorder charity and their mission is to end the pain and suffering caused by eating disorders. They encourage and empower people to get help quickly, because the sooner someone starts treatment, the greater their chance of recovery. There a specific helpline for Beat in Wales.

"Take care of your body. It is the only place you have to live" 
(Jim Rohn)