Four local students gathered with their parents at Amble Development Trust to celebrate their nominations for this years ‘Amble Good Citizen’ Award. The four children who were nominated have all made positive contributions to the community and have demonstrated that they are kind and caring individuals. Eden, from Year 6 at James Calvert Spence College, …
Twenty Year 8 and 9 students together with Mrs Symm and Mrs Johnson from James Calvert Spence College (JCSC), have enjoyed working on a lottery funded project in conjunction with Newcastle University and the National Trust (Wallington site) with the theme “Species: Past, Present and Future.” The project invited students to reflect on climate change …
Our Year 9 and Year 10 students, who will be Y10 and Y11 from September, had the opportunity this week to gain an insight in to vocational options available to them for their Post-16 education. Representatives from Newcastle College and Northumberland College joined us for the day to present information about apprenticeships and courses in: …
James Calvert Spence College (JCSC) are delighted to announce the appointment of new Headteacher, Mr James Andriot who will be joining the school from the 1st September 2024. Sue Currie, Chair of Governors at JCSC said: “Governors were delighted to have a large strong field of applicants to choose from all of whom were very …
Students from Year 5 – Year 10 were challenged on the break and lunch times last week to compete in our “Euros 2024 Kick up/ Keepy up competition”. The student with the most keep up’s from each year group won a Euros football. Our winners were: Year 5- Rex with 18, Year 6- Callum with …
Seven students from Year 12 who are part of the T Level Foundation qualification, have worked with Amble Town Council on a new community website for Amble (see link here: www.amblecommunityhub.co.uk.) Teacher and Head of Vocational Studies at JCSC, Mr Gaines said: “As part of their qualification, Students have worked closely with the town council …