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INSET Day
Part of The Howard Partnership Trust
Great learning changes lives
Welcome
TKC is committed to giving every young person the best possible education. Our job is to bring out the best in every student. We aim to achieve this through a broad and robust curriculum and by creating a culture where everyone aspires to achieve.
We believe that Great Learning Changes Lives. Our focus is preparing students for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead, not just getting them through their education.
TKC is part of The Howard Partnership Trust, a values-drive Trust committed to delivering a life-changing education. The Trust has a strong track record in creating real and lasting improvement in schools across Surrey.
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Today we were due to be out with a group of students taking part in our annual COP Cup Rounders match with Surrey Police. Unfortunately, with poor weather forecast yesterday, the decision was made to cancel the event.
Thankfully, we were still able to welcome our Youth Engagement Officers into school this morning. They spent time engaging with our students, handing out apple bags (which disappeared very quickly!), and joining in with a bit of Keepy Uppy fun.
While we were disappointed to miss the Rounders match, it was great to see our students enjoying the opportunity to connect with the officers and make the most of their morning break.
#CommunityPartnership #YouthEngagement #SurreyPolice #copcup
🚀💡 📱Year 7 South Thames College Group Assembly 💡🚀
Great to welcome Richard Fisher from South Thames College Group to TKC 👏
Our Year 7 students took part in an engaging skills session as part of the Engage and Inspire Programme on 21 May, exploring careers, pathways and key skills like teamwork and communication 🚀
#CareersEducation #tkcyear7 #FutureReady #SkillsForLife #Inspiration #tkcraisingaspirations #tkcclassof2030
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Great to welcome Natasha Bonsu from Talent Foundry to TKC for the second of four Barclays LifeSkills sessions with our Year 10 students, on 19 May. This session focused on communication skills, helping students develop confidence in speaking, listening, and working with others, key skills for the future 💬.
#TalentFoundry #CareersEducation #FutureReady #tkcraisingaspirations #tkcclassof2027 #greatlearningchangeslives #thomasknyvettcollege
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School Safeguarding Message
🏫 You are not alone.
If you have concerns about your son/daughter, or they feel unsafe, under pressure, or are worried about someone else:
Speak to pastoral or safeguarding staff
Use MyVoice
Or access Fearless for anonymous advice
Asking for help is a strength.
#safeguarding #SupportMatters #KnifeCrimeAwarenessWeek
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Introducing our new Podcast... give it a listen!
youtu.be/aLG4GB8tQwM
If two’s company and three’s a crowd… what are four and five?
Post your answers below:
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Confidential Reporting: Fearless
🗣 Worried about something but don’t want to give your name?
Fearless (run by Crimestoppers) offers 100% anonymous advice and reporting for young people.
🔒 Completely confidential
📱 Online support available
👉 fearless.org
#Fearless #AnonymousSupport #itpaystospeakup
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Our YEO office supports us to support our students. Thank you 👏 Surrey Police
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Support: Ben Kinsella Trust
💜 Need information or education about knife crime?
The Ben Kinsella Trust works with young people (and parents) across the UK to prevent knife crime through education, awareness and early intervention.
🔗 Learn more: benkinsella.org.uk
#benkinsellatrust #EducationNotFear #KnifeCrimeAwarenessWeek
The Ben Kinsella Trust | Knife Crime Prevention Charity
benkinsella.org.uk
The Ben Kinsella Trust is an anti knife crime charity. We educate young people away from youth violence and campaign to stop knife crime.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Myth Busting
💬 Myth: Carrying a knife keeps you safe
❌ Fact: It greatly increases the risk of serious harm and long‑term consequences.
Education, support and safer choices protect lives.
#thinkfirst #ChooseSafety #KnifeCrimeAwarenessWeek
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