The Wills and Trusts Team at Mencap gives information to over 3,000 people each year on making a will and setting up a trust to help families to plan for the future and give peace of mind. They run free two hour Planning For The Future seminars across England, Wales and Northern Ireland annually. These […]
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We are delighted to introduce our Head Boy and our Head Girl for this year and their deputies. You can find our latest newsletter on the Newsletter page.
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The Post-16 Business Enterprise group organised an Autumn Disco for the whole School, we hope you enjoy the photographs.
2 Teams from James Rennie recently played in an inter school football competition against 12 other Teams at Penrith, a brilliant performance from our Teams on a brilliant day. Big thanks to everyone involved.
After a snow delay we held our World Book Day, based around graphic novels, we came dressed as our favourite character from a comic, had a book store and create our own graphic novels.
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We had a lovely surprise this week from Arnold Clark – the car dealership team on Kingstown – a brand new bus! Free for a year with all its servicing as well. The Team didn’t want any publicity they just wanted to do something for their local community, we can’t say thank you enough.
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The School Council Organised it’s own version of Glastonbury Festival this year here’s the School Band playing and some photo’s from the day(press play to listen then click on an image below)
Are you 10-18 years old? Young People First are introducing a new project that has been funded by Children In Need to support young people with disabilities to improve accessibility to their services. Their aim over the next three years is to run groups throughout Cumbria and they are currently recruiting young people in Carlisle
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CustomEyes provides large print books to children and young people with a vision impairment or dyslexia at the recommended retail price of standard books. Who is eligible for the CustomEyes service? Professionals working with children with vision impairments or dyslexia. Children or parents and guardians of a child under 25 years with a vision impairment. Just download the application form from their website, fill it in and return it to them. Notes: External link for this https://www.jamesrennie.cumbria.sch.uk/news/community-notices/pre>
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Notes: External link to this https://www.jamesrennie.cumbria.sch.uk/news/community-notices
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