Latest Publications:

 

• Results Day Press Release

• July 2010 letter to parents

• Footwear clarification

• May - New Uniform Letter

• March - New Uniform Letter

• February 2010 letter to parents

• January 2010 letter to parents

• December 2009 letter to parents

• Active Lunchtime activities

• Enrichment programme brochure

• Letter re. Sedgefield News Oct. 09

• Football fixtures

• Letter re. uniform

• September 09 Letter from the Head

• Exam success for our students

• 2009 - 2010 Calendar

• School Uniform

• Swine Flu Update

• July 09 Letter from the Head

• June 09 Letter from the Head

 

Students Take Pride.

 

Students from Sedgefield Community College showed off their community and country pride by supporting both Sedgefield in Bloom and The Big Tidy Up by undertaking a litterpick in their local village.

 

Year 8 students set off from Sedgefield Community College at 11:00am on 23rd April into the centre of the village to pick litter on and around the village green.

 

The village, Sedgefield Community College, Sedgefield in Bloom, residents and retailers all benefited from the area being cleaned.

 

Durham County Council initiated and co-ordinated the event. Officers from Altogether Greener Civic Pride and Neighbourhood Wardens were also involved as was a PSCO, students and members of staff from the community college.

The Northern Echo has been running the ‘Swift and Bold’ campaign selling green bands in support of injured 3 Rifles soldiers in Afghanistan.

 

Sedgefield Community College obtained 200 of these bands and sold them within 3 days, raising over £400

 

During the week May 10th – 14th Major Chris Lawton from 3 Rifles came into school assemblies and talked to the students about 3 Rifles’ recent tour of Afghanistan and received a cheque for £420.29 from the Mr Davison towards the appeal

 

Students got an insight into what life is like in the country at the moment and life in the army in general, especially as there are several ex-students who have served over there.