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Next Steps - Summer 2021

There are lots of things Year 11 and Year 13 students can do between June and September to prepare for Further Education and to stay motivated over the Summer months.

 

Education and Enrichment opportunities 21st June - 9th July 2021

We are so proud of the ways our Year 11 and Year 13 students have risen to the challenges of the past couple of years. We are pleased that so many have worked so hard for their qualifications this summer: not only for the sake of these qualifications, but also to prepare for the next stage of their education.

The activities listed in the 'Education Enrichment' PDF below will also help with this preparation – please sign up to the sessions you would like to take part in, using the links below.

Any questions, please contact Ms Wilson: fwilson@williamellis.camden.sch.uk

24th June - A level English Taster session and support

25th June - A level Graphics Taster session and support

30th June - A level Economics Taster session and support

5th July - Badminton Ladder

6th July - Table Tennis 

7th July - Volleyball Tournament

8th July - Basketball Tournament

 

Camden Summer University

Booking is now open for activities and courses running throughout the Summer break. Anybody aged 13-19 and living or studying in Camden is eligible to take part in a fantastic range of FREE courses in subjects from arts and media, sport, fashion, cookery, music and dance to work and life skills.

Click here to see the range of courses on offer 

The programme, which runs from 26 July to 27 August, includes online and face-to-face courses, run within Government guidelines at a range of local venues, including the British Museum.

See the ‘Camden Summer University Flyer’, at the bottom of this page for more details.

 

Things to do Online

See the 'Year 11 Summer Provision' PDF at the bottom of this page for an overview of the many things you can do online to make the most of your time this Summer, from taking a Virtual Work Experience placement to watching inspirational TED Talks in a range of subjects, or joining the WES alumni network at Future First and seeing what Speakers for Schools have to offer young people outside the classroom.

 

We hope all our students will be inspired to make the most of their free time before moving onto the next stage of their education this year.

 

Holiday work

Some students in Year 11 may wish to take part-time paid employment over the holiday and get a full experience of the world of work.

Students aged 13 – 16 who have a part-time job or holiday work need to ensure that their employer has applied for an employment permit from the council where the business is based.

Pupils aged 15 and 16 can be employed up to 8 hours a day from Monday to Saturday and 2 hours on Sunday for a maximum of 35 hours across the week.

All pupils must have two weeks leave during the school holidays.

Please see the pdf below for further information about employer permits for young people.