Congratulations to Daisy Lanfear for her outstanding work ethic and dedication to her studies. Here is a quote from her psychology teacher Nomination from Rebecca Shaw: You are an exceptional Psychologist! You achieved full marks on your recent mock exam and are the first and only student in my entire time at SJR to achieve full marks on a full exam paper. You have also achieved full marks on every assessment this year, an achievement that cannot go unrecognised. Your work ethic, commitment and dedication to your academic studies is outstanding, particularly given that you plan to pursue a Mathematics

Our teachers have stepped into the shoes (and masks!) of some of the biggest names from Dragons’ Den and The Apprentice to show you just how exciting a business qualification can be! From fierce entrepreneurs to corporate leaders, the possibilities are endless. Think you’ve got what it takes to be the next big success? Whether you dream of running your own empire or climbing the corporate ladder, business studies can take you there! 👏📈 Tag a future CEO, investor, or marketing mastermind on our socials ⬇️✨

At the Pop-Up Chaplaincy event today there was free hot chocolate and the chance to pick up a positive quote. Students and staff alike were invited to put something they loved about themselves on a post it note. Stress reliving bubble wrap was also available to be pressed. It was a chance to sign post our students to the Religious Relic Tour that was visiting out college as well as promote well-being. In the Chapel the Knights of St Columba had brought relics from St Columba, St Andrew and St Margaret. They are travelling around the country and the students

SJR students enjoyed a fantastic tour of the magnificent Heysham nuclear power station. As you can see everyone looked amazing in their Hi-Vis safety attire. We took about an hour to get a good look at the turbines and the top of the nuclear reactor and the 1970s style control room of Heysham 2. The enthusiastic team gave us a talk about apprenticeships with EDF at Heysham and we discussed the percentage of each energy sector being used by the National Grid. Pros and cons of each energy method showed the essential nature of nuclear power to a net zero