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Arrangements for Exam Results Days 2020: Thursday 13 August : AS and A-level results

Arrangements for Exam Results Days 2020

The information below sets out all the arrangements for Results Day and the guidelines in place. It is necessary to stagger the arrival of students to make sure we can keep everyone safe and follow the social distancing rules in place.

Despite lockdown there was still much to be celebrated at the end of the school year at Bishop Luffa. During the final whole school assembly we found out who won the Head Teacher Awards, who raised the most money for PICU and, of course, who won the Sports and House Cups.

Many of our pupils have been involved in helping the local community during lockdown. One of those is Georgina Lamdin (8Sherborne)who has played an active role in the Covid-19 Mutual Aid project in the Selsey area since the school closed. After completing her school work for the day, Georgina spent a great deal of her time as a "street buddy" helping to coordinate and carry out the regular delivery of food parcels to 30 vulnerable members of the community.

This year we are inviting our pupils and students (and teachers!) to change the world through reading, understanding and taking action. Watch our introduction then join our google classroom to get started!

We had a fantastic response to the Luffa Spring Clean which was launched during lockdown.  The charity appeal raised a fantastic £2,373.50 for PICU. For this event we were fortunate enough to be able to secure some prizes for our top fundraisers from our event sponsors, Hills Plants, The Bishop Luffa PFA and Bear About Town. The prize winners were:

As many of you will know Mr Hindman appeared on the BBC on Wednesday talking about the Business2School Laptop initiative and as part of the BBC Make a Difference Appeal.

Congratulations to Steven Hughes (11Sherborne) who has been offered a place on next year’s European Scout Jamboree.

We are very pleased to announce that Freya Jones and Ethan Storey have been elected as your new School Captains. The result was announced on a live Google Stream and you can see the results being announced here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io8N7NFl_cI

Chichester Festival Theatre are looking for innovative and driven young people between the ages of 16-25 to think creatively about how the Theatre can work to welcome diverse and dynamic audiences. It doesn’t matter whether you have previously engaged with the Theatre or not, they want to hear from people with a variety of interests, which may include the arts. The Youth Advisory Board will have the opportunity to collaborate with the Festival Theatre’s Board of Trustees, taking part in a two-way conversation on how best to make the Theatre a more inviting and exciting place for young people.