The Students’ roll of honour which is growing weekly…. | |
Year 9
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Humza Ahmed Emily Barnard Hazel Heydon Aabha Jadhav Cara Levesley Rinesh Magar Isabelle Martin Harry Messina Amelie Minnaar Erin O'Connor Anushka Pahariya Tejaswi Pahariya Dylan Sandy Devang Sarvaiya Isobel Sharpling Sofia Shaw Ellie Slingerland Panash Sunuwar Paige Taylor Nadia Torfin Luke Wadey Lexi Weaver |
Year 9
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Grace Barnard Angelia Rai Zoe Wraight |
Year 10
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Thomas Abbs Ameenah Ali Jack Andrews Kieran Applegate Tess Arden-Murphy Lily Barbier Jack Barnett Ivo Benev Kaitlyn Bengston Daniel Booth Imogen Carden-George Isobel Chesney Keeley Cope Ethan Daplyn Grace Dobinson Aleksandra Gelemenova Coryn Godfrey Riley Grainger Anna Hartley Annika Harwood Brooke Hewlett Leah Hookway Joshua Kast Leon Legard Darshan Limbu Evie MacDonald Ava McNeill Aidan Moss Luke Myles Bethany Newbould Anna Nolan Luka Pattison Aneil Phakey Princess Reyes Charlotte Robins Robyn Seke Kaden Shackleton Emily Stock Kody Taylor Daisy Thomas Maria Warwick Tristan West Aiden Wood |
Year 10
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Fatimah Abubukr Jarred Addison Mark Billington Oscar Heath Oliver Matthews Natalie Ng Eloise Nunn An Quan Zack Rutter Kaushal Sherpa Chloe Waterlow Harriet Williamson |
Year 11 |
Duncan Cheung Clara Goddard Jamie Jones Grace Turner |
Year 11 |
Nathaniel Dance Turner Noad Don Quan |
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The IT & Computing Department “actively encourage all our students to sign up at the start of year 9”
The Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award, known as iDEA is an international award winning programme that helps you develop digital, enterprise and employability skills for free.
Through their series of online challenges, you can win career-enhancing badges, unlock new opportunities and, ultimately, gain industry-recognised Awards that help you stand out from the crowd.
There are six iDEA areas of tasks to explore to gain your 250 points, 4 are compulsory in the Bronze Award, these are Citizen, Worker, Maker and Entrepreneur Badges in which you must achieve at least 50 points in each one. Leaving you to do the last 50 points in any area you particularly have an interest in. The remaining last two badges are Gamer Badges and currently in development Independent Badges.
After achieving the Bronze Award you can level up to Silver.
Below is an image of the Citizen Badges you can collect, each one has different values to make up the total required to achieve your badge.
You will not have to do them all!
To get your Citizen Badge you need only 50 points, so please do not be put off.
Will universities recognise my achievements with iDEA?
Can I put my achievements with iDEA on my CV?
Yes, you can use your iDEA Badges just like the awards in DofE
Record of Achievement
The badges demonstrate the skills and knowledge you have gained at both Bronze and Silver level.
To find out more click here https://idea.org.uk/about/roa