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Cadbury Coronation Celebrations Fit for a King
We were delighted to host Group Captain Deputy Lieutenant Ian Sargeant OBE today for our Big Coronation Party and tree planting ceremony.
Many of our staff and students have been making big preparations for this event to commemorate the historic Coronation of King Charles III.
Creating colourful bunting and learning about the significance and history of the Monarchy, students also enjoyed Coronation-inspired cakes and games and sang celebratory songs live on stage.
Royal representative Group Captain Sargeant, who is also a Queen’s Honorary Surgeon, joined in with the celebrations and met members of staff and students, before helping Head of Curriculum Ian Vogel to plant a commemorative tree in the campus grounds.
The Lord-Lieutenant, Sir John Crabtree OBE, who attended the Coronation on Saturday, is appointed by the King to represent him in the region and attend events and activities on his behalf.
He said: “The Coronation is really bringing people together to celebrate and get involved in some amazing projects. You can feel the excitement mounting across the region and there is a wonderful community spirit with many people volunteering for the first time to support their community.”
The West Midlands is the second largest Lieutenancy in England and Wales supporting nearly 3 million people across seven local authorities of Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull, Walsall and Wolverhampton.
The Lieutenancy is active across the community supporting projects and initiatives that benefit the community and it helps recognise people through the Honours awards. It also coordinates Royal Visits and acts as a connection between the civic, military, religious, armed forces and emergency services.
The Lieutenancy is involved in a number of events that will be held across the region for the Coronation.
Zainab Announced as Titan Award Finalist
The Titan Award finalists have been announced for 2023 – and one of the nominees for Further Education/Higher Education Student of the Year is from Cadbury Sixth Form College!
Zainab Mallah is an A Level Science student at Cadbury.
Here’s why she was nominated by her personal tutor Emily Broome:
“Zainab is a conscientious, kind-hearted, caring student who holds a real maturity beyond her years and always treats both staff and students with an incredible amount of respect and kindness. Zainab is very well liked and willingly gets involved in group discussions and speaks out appropriately if she has any concerns. She willingly supports those around her and has volunteered for open days as a student tour guide, supported fundraisers and petitions and has been involved with external companies such as SafeUp. She also started her own Medicine and Healthcare Society and always supports her peers with genuine care and enthusiasm.”
Emily added: “Zainab is a genuine delight and always makes me smile and brightens my day! I really hope her nomination will provide her confidence and allow her to see how truly hard-working and special she is! She is a credit to our college and an outstanding role model to our students! Our college truly wishes her the best of luck in her nomination and her future, I have no doubts that she will excel in everything she does!”
The winners will be announced at the upcoming Titan Awards & Charity Dinner in July at Aston University, and each will receive a trophy, framed certificate and Amazon gift voucher.
Good luck Zainab!
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Cadbury Sixth Form College proudly hosted its Freshers Fair to welcome in new and welcome back current students.
The inclusive induction event, organised by Senior Student Support and Community Liaison Manager Madison Shanahan and the Student Support team, was a fantastic opportunity to welcome both our new lower and upper sixth students and provide them with a day filled with engaging activities and the opportunity to make valuable connections.
Students had the chance to meet representatives from various universities and local community organisations, including West Midlands Police, Pure Gym, Roshni Birmingham and many more.
Fun activities included inflatable games and an ice cream van, which created a lively atmosphere. Our Sports and Arts departments also organised exciting activities that allowed students to showcase their talents and interests. The day was a resounding success, with an amazing turnout and superb feedback.
Deciding where to continue your education is a big milestone for both students and parents. Cadbury Sixth Form College is here to make that decision easier with two upcoming Open Days – Thursday 10th October, 5-7pm and Saturday 12th October, 10am-2pm.
Our Cadbury open days offer prospective students the chance to explore the college and facilities, ask questions, speak to teachers and get a true feel for what life at Cadbury Sixth Form College is all about.
Talk to Teachers and Current Students
One of the key benefits of attending our October Open Days is meeting the people who make Cadbury Sixth Form College’s community. Our expert and dedicated teachers will be on hand to discuss your course interests and help you find not only the courses you enjoy, but the course which can help lead you to your chosen career path. Whether you’re passionate about Science, the Arts, Psychology or History, we have it all and the list goes on with over 50 A Levels, BTECs and T Levels to choose from.
Equally important is the opportunity to connect with current students who will be available throughout the day. They can give you honest insights into what it’s like to study at Cadbury Sixth Form College, student life and extracurricular activities.
Feel for Campus Life
Cadbury Open Days give you the chance to explore world-class facilities including our new Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths Centre, the modern classrooms and vibrant social and study spaces. It’s the chance for you to envision yourself here and experience day-to-day student life.
Supportive and inclusive
You can meet our inspiring teams of tutors who go above and beyond to not only prepare Cadbury students for the transition to university, but to also help them build a strong skillset for the workplace, within a supportive and enriching environment.
So Sign Up Today!
Now is the perfect time to kick-start your future career plans ready for when you join us as a student. Open Days are designed to give you all the information you need before courses start in September. Don’t miss out on your chance to explore Cadbury Sixth Form College, ask questions and take the next step towards your future.
