1. Student Bulletin Week commencing Monday 14 March
Pendle Vale College
Student Bulletin
Week commencing Monday 14 March

2. Year 10 assembly – Science & Engineering Week
Year 10 assembly – Science & Engineering Week. Form time- Year 7 EAL Intervention. Student Council stationery shop Level 4 Break time - every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Cricket at lunchtime. U14 boys’ hockey tournament at PVC. Please note that your first PE lesson this week can be done in Fancy dress . Please bring 50p for Sport Relief.
Monday 14 March.

3. at Pendle Vale College Sportshall
Sessions aimed at NEW players
Fun & fitness
No pressure
Girls like you
Skills Based
Just turn up
Pendle’s first & only community session for beginners
For more info see Miss Nicholas

4. Tuesday 15 March. Year 11 assembly – Science and Engineering Week.
Form time- Year 8 EAL intervention.
Yr 11 College drop ins at lunchtime from 12.25pm-1.15pm on the Level 3 street area.
Cricket at lunchtime.
U12 boys’ hockey tournament at PVC.
U12 girls ‘ hockey tournament at Marsden Heights.

5. Wednesday 16 March Lunchtime choir in room 251. Cricket at lunchtime.
Wednesday 16 March
Lunchtime choir in room 251.
Cricket at lunchtime.
Student Council Surgery - Level 3 every Wednesday lunchtime.
Year 11 girls’ coffee club at lunchtime in 303. .

6. Thursday 17 March Year 7 assembly – Democracy and Freedoms.
Form time- Year 9 EAL Intervention.
Yr 11 college drop ins at lunchtime from 12.25pm-1.15pm on the Level 3 street area.
Cricket at lunchtime.
Year 7 netball practice.
Year 8 rugby tournament.
Craft club room 164
STEM club 3.15pm-4.00pm.

7. Friday 18 March
Non Uniform Day –Sport Relief wear something sporty and donate £2.00
Year 8 assembly – Democracy and Freedoms.
Cricket at lunchtime.
Year 7 rugby tournament.
Netball practice

8. Only students with passes will be allowed in at level 3.
Reminder
Access to school in a morning is via level 1.
Only students with passes will be allowed in at level 3.
At all other times students MUST NOT pull any magnetic door locks open in order to gain access to the building.  Every time that a door is pulled, this damages the magnetic lock, which ultimately, may compromise all our safety!  If any students are caught pulling the door open and any damage to that door is then discovered, the student concerned will be liable for the cost of the repair. 
Note to parents
Halal Provision
At present, all meat products served on either the hot counter, Food to Go or the café at the front of college are not halal and are not suitable for Muslim students. However, other vegetarian options are still available.  This is only a temporary arrangement until further consultation with students and parents has been undertaken to look at products that students will take.  If students would like to suggest items that they would like to see on the menu, then please speak to either Mrs Jenkins, Mr Wilson or the Kitchen Manager, Mrs Etches.  A letter is going to be sent home to parents explaining to them the current situation.