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WELCOME PACK
Contents 04 A Message from the Principal 06 Welcome 06 Term Dates 06 Opening Times 06 Parents’ Evening and Reports 06 Opening Times in Daytime 06 Opening Times During Holidays 06 Boarding Houses 07 Academic Calendar 08 The College Day 08 The Teaching Day 08 Arriving by Car 08 Understanding Your Timetable 08 Leaving College During Core Hours 08 Start and End of the Day 10 Books and Equipment 10 Textbooks, Exercise Books and Folders 10 Other Equipment 10 IT Equipment 10 Calculator 10 Exam Equipment 10 PE Kit 10 Mobile Phones 10 Student Planner 12 Our Expectations 12 Introduction 12 Bosworth Code of Conduct 13 Health and Well-being 13 College Nurse 13 What to Do if You Are Ill 13 Your Own Medicines 13 Medical Appointments 13 College Counsellor 14 Who Looks After You? 14 Personal Tutor 14 Head of Year 14 Keeping You Safe 14 Safeguarding 14 Student Complaints Procedure 15 Arrival and Induction 15 Induction 15 First Day of Term 15 College Policies 16 Covid-19 Pledge 17 Useful Contacts 17 Senior Leadership Team 17 Admissions 17 Administration and Welfare 17 Pastoral Team
A Message from
the Principal
I believe that education is a great responsibility and
privilege. This prospectus will give you a glimpse of what
we offer at Bosworth. We strive to grow well educated,
confident and resilient individuals who are ready to
become future leaders. At Bosworth, we understand
that parents are looking for two key aspects from a
school; the support to enable your child to progress
to the best possible university and course for them,
balanced by a nurturing environment which supports
students to develop socially, whilst being happy.
At Bosworth, we are confident that we are able to fulfil
both of these aspects whilst providing a third dimension
of having our students study in a multicultural
environment. Multiculturalism is the reality in the world
in which we all live today. Studying at Bosworth enables
students to understand and respect each other’s
backgrounds and points of view. This is something
which they will find incredibly useful in their future lives.
It also makes lessons at Bosworth far more interesting
than at a school with one predominant nationality. Each
student arrives with their own view of what is ‘normal’
and the discussions which ensue when all of these ideas
are expressed in one space are truly fascinating.
We understand that to achieve their potential, students
need excellent teaching and individual support. Our
students benefit from high levels of attention from
their teachers, their Personal Tutor and their House
Parents. All of these people set high expectations
for our students, which they therefore share. The
encouragement provided by all staff helps our students
to attain their goals. Our academic programmes
offer significant flexibility so that students are able to
follow the best path for them through their studies at
Bosworth and on to university.
An excellent school expects its students to be inquisitive,
ambitious, dedicated and resilient. These are all traits of
our student community. We nurture their intellectual
spirit and challenge them to become independent
and take on leadership. A healthy balance between
academics and extracurricular activities creates a well-
rounded individual ready to tackle the challenges of our
ever-evolving world.
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Welcome Autumn Term 2021
Thank you for choosing Bosworth Independent College. We are a small, caring and friendly school in
Northampton, just one hour away from London by train. Our team, including students who are already
New boarding student’s arrival day 1
here, want you to do well, making the most of the opportunity your family has given you. We all work Friday 20 August (Welcome and induction programme)
together purposefully to help everyone achieve their best possible exam results whilst also having fun,
making lifelong friends and being comfortable and confident. This Welcome Pack is designed to help
you know what to expect before you arrive. New boarding student’s arrival day 2
Saturday 21 August (Welcome and induction programme)
Term Dates Opening Times in Daytime Friday 3 September Day student’s induction and all students’ meetings
Bosworth asks families to observe term dates strictly. You Our main Reception is open from 8.00am until 5.00pm on
have academic lessons right up to the end of term. It is weekdays.
vital you do not miss lessons. Please study the calendar at Monday 6 September Lessons start for all students
the end of this section to ensure your flights are booked to You can contact us by phone (+44 (0) 1604 239 995) or
coincide with term and Boarding House opening dates. email (reception@bosworthcollege.com). 25 October to 29 October Half-Term Holiday
All students are required to attend their induction
meetings before lessons begin. Opening Times During Holidays End of Term
Bosworth is open for enquiries outside of term time, Friday 17 December Boarding Houses close Saturday 18 December at 11:45am
Parents’ Evening and Reports Monday to Friday from 9.00am until 4.00pm. Please note
Your parents or guardian will receive an invitation to our that College is closed during public holidays and the week
Parents’ Evenings where they will have the opportunity to between the Christmas and New Year holidays.
Spring Term 2022
speak with subject teachers and other members of staff
about your progress. You are encouraged to attend with Boarding Houses
them. Boarding Houses remain open during each half-term Saturday 8 January Boarding Houses open from 8:45am
holiday and, subject to demand, during the Easter holiday.
Over the year your parents or guardian will receive regular Students aged 18 and above can apply to stay in a Senior
reports on your progress. Subject teachers and your Boarding House during any holiday period subject to
Sunday 9 January All boarding students MUST arrive before 9:00pm
Personal Tutor will contribute to full reports. If your parents availability.
or guardian wish to discuss your progress at other times Lessons start for all students
they should contact your Head of Year. Monday 10 January (all new students to attend an induction lesson at 8:00am)
Details and dates of Parents’ Evenings and reports will be
14 February to 18 February Half-Term Holiday
communicated to you at the start of the academic year.
End of Term
Friday 1 April Boarding Houses close Saturday 2 April at 11:45am
Summer Term 2022
Saturday 16 April Boarding Houses open from 8:45am
Sunday 17 April All boarding students MUST arrive before 9:00pm
Tuesday 19 April Lessons start for all students
30 May to 3 June Half Term Holiday
End of Term*
Friday 17 June Boarding Houses close Saturday 18 June at 11:45am
1. Years 11, 13 and B2 students must leave after their final public examination
2. Years 9, 10 and B1 students must not leave until 17 June 2022
3. Boarding houses will close Saturday 18 June 2022 at 11:45am
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The College Day
The Teaching Day
You must arrive in College (Nazareth House or Queen’s
building) by 8.40am so you are ready for registration at
Activity
8.45am.
Lunch is timetabled either for Lesson 4 or Lesson 5 07:00 - 08:00 Wake up
depending on your year group. Generally, younger
students eat earlier.
Lessons are from 8.45am until 3.25pm, with compulsory
after-school activities on a Tuesday and Thursday until 07:45 - 08:15 Breakfast
4.40pm.
Arriving by Car
If you are driving to College, you should park in the Lessons based on
08:45 - 15:25
Bosworth car park to the rear of Bosworth Hall. Students individual timetable
must not park in Nazareth House or Queen’s car parks.
Understanding Your Timetable
You will receive a timetable during Induction. A copy of
10:45 - 11:00 Tea and biscuit break
your timetable will be sent to you via email using your
Bosworth College email address. During term-time you
should check your Bosworth email regularly (at least once Y9, GCSE, Pre-programme
a day) in case a timetable change has been made. 11:55 - 12:45
lunch break
Attendance is compulsory at:
+ Registration every day where you will meet with your A-level, BTEC, UFP lunch
tutor group to register, share information and take 12:45 - 13:35
break
part in a range of useful activities.
+ All lessons, including your Personal Tutor (PT) meeting
every Wednesday lesson 1. In PT meetings you may 15:30 - 17:00 Homework Club
have an assembly or complete PSHEE (Personal,
Social, Health and Economic Education) activities.
+ All Study Hall periods. This is a registered and
supervised lesson where you can work independently 15:40 - 16:40 After School Programme
and quietly on homework, revision or extra reading
and research.
+ Evening Study Hall (for boarding students). This is 17:00 - 17:40 Dinner
not shown on your timetable as you can choose
which evenings you attend to fit around other extra-
curricular activities. You must register for at least TWO
evenings per week in Year 12 and 13 and at least THREE 18:15 - 19:15 Evening sports
evenings per week in Years 9, 10 and 11.
Leaving College During Core Hours
All students should be in Nazareth House, Queen’s If you would like to stay in College after your last lesson,
building or Bosworth Hall during the College day, as per you can work in Nazareth House Study Hall until 5.00pm.
their timetable. Students in Years 12 and 13 who are aged You should sign at Nazareth House Reception when you
16 or over may leave the site during their lunch break only. arrive and sign out when you leave. Bosworth Hall is also
You MUST sign out at Nazareth House Reception if you open after the end of the College day until 6.00pm for day
leave and sign in again when you return. students and 8.45pm for boarding students. You should
sign in at Bosworth Hall Reception when you arrive and
Start and End of the Day sign out when you leave. In exceptional circumstances,
College is open from 7.30am. If you arrive before 8.30am day students may need to stay later than 6.00pm. You
you should go to Nazareth House Reception from 7.30am should contact the Head of Boarding in advance for
to sign in; Nazareth House Study Hall is available for you permission to stay later.
to work in until 8.30am. Queen’s building is open daily
(Monday to Friday) from 8.30am. Bosworth Hall is open
from 7.45am and day students can purchase a ticket for
breakfast from Nazareth House Reception or Reception in
Bosworth Hall. Please ask for current prices.
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Your Equipment
Textbooks, Exercise Books and Folders Exam Equipment
College buys textbooks and provides these to you: the cost For external exams you must have a clear pencil case, pens
is added to your account and charged at the end of the with black ink and a clear water bottle with no writing on
first term. This way, everyone has the same edition of the the sides. You must bring any equipment you need for
textbook. each exam including your Maths geometry set, a ruler or a
suitable calculator. Please note that smart watches are not
If you are a student in Year 9, 10 or 11 the College provides allowed in the exam room, so it is a good idea to have an
exercise books and a vocabulary book for Modern Foreign old-fashioned watch during the exam period.
Languages. If English is not your first language then
you will receive a vocabulary book to note new words in PE Kit
English. If you are in Years 9, 10 or 11 you will need a basic PE kit. A
Bosworth T-shirt will be provided at the start of the year;
Year 12 and 13 students will need to purchase folders and the cost is added to your account and charged at the end
lined paper. Most students have a smaller “working” folder of the first term. In the first few weeks, you should bring
to bring to College and larger lever-arch files to store a plain T- shirt of any colour until your Bosworth T-shirt is
completed work at home. File dividers are an excellent ready. You need to bring comfortable shorts or trousers
way to help you organise your work. It is a good idea to buy and a change of footwear (trainers are fine). You do not
highlighter pens and other stationery during Induction. need any specialised kit.
This helps you to be organised.
Mobile Phones
Other Equipment You are advised to bring a phone into College for
You will need to bring basic stationery items to College. emergencies. During all lessons and Study Hall periods,
Pens (black and blue ink), pencils, an eraser and a ruler moving between lessons, as well as assemblies and other
are essential. If you are studying Maths you should bring presentations, you must switch off your phone and keep
a basic Maths geometry set including a protractor and it in your bag. Phones may be used during break and
pair of compasses. You will be carrying books and writing lunchtime only. If you are seen with a phone by a member
materials to each lesson, so you will need a strong bag. A of staff at any other time during the College day it will be
rucksack is often most practical for this purpose. confiscated and locked in the College safe until the end of
term.
IT Equipment
You MUST have a laptop or tablet with a stand and If your parents need to contact you during the College
keyboard, (such as a Surface tablet or iPad) which you day, they should phone Reception who will get a message
can bring into College every day to use in lessons or to to you. In exceptional circumstances, if you need to make
complete homework. BTEC Business students may find an urgent phone call, you should ask permission from
it useful to bring a USB stick to save work. The College’s Reception or your Head of Year first.
IT platform is Windows. WiFi is available in the teaching
buildings, Bosworth Hall, Boarding Houses and in Study Student Planner
Hall. Electronic devices are your responsibility so please All students will be given a Student Planner. The planner
check they are insured and your work is backed up contains useful information about the College. You should
regularly in case of IT failure. use your planner to write down homework as well as
other important dates and deadlines. Your planner will be
Calculator checked by your Personal Tutor. All students must have
If you are studying GCSE Maths or A-level Maths you will their Student Planner with them in College every day. If
be provided with a calculator at the start of the year; the you lose your planner you must pay for a new one.
cost is added to your account and charged at the end of
the first term. We prefer all students taking Maths to have
the same calculator, so please do not buy one before your
arrival.
For some other subjects, you will need a scientific
calculator. If you are studying any of the following
A-level subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology,
Geography, Economics, Business Studies and BTEC
Business, please bring a calculator with you. We usually
recommend a Casio fx-CG50 or similar.
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Our Expectations Health and Well-being
Introduction Around College College Nurse Medical Appointments
We expect you to follow College rules as a member of the Mrs Caroline Adams, a registered nurse, is in College Sometimes you may need to attend medical or other
+ Vandalism is completely unacceptable. Report
community. Everyday rules are set out in our Bosworth Monday to Friday; please check with Reception the times appointments during the College day. If the appointment
damage straight away to any member of staff
Code of Conduct. Although proud that Bosworth is a she is available. is known about in advance, you should take your
place where student behaviour is excellent, we provide + Keep to the left in corridors and on stairs appointment card or email notification to your Head of
this Code because breaking rules brings consequences. Nurse Caroline will arrange to register all new boarding Year or the Assistant Principal Pastoral to authorise the
If you don’t behave as we would expect there will be In the Restaurant students with the local doctor’s clinic which we are linked absence and inform Reception. Alternatively, parents
consequences; a member of staff will explain what is to. This is just a 2-minute walk from College. The doctors or guardians can notify College of your absence by
+ Join the end of the queue
happening and why. Students and families get a copy of will arrange for students to go to hospital, or to specialist contacting Reception.
the Behaviour Policy which summarises Bosworth’s rules. + To avoid waste, only take the amount of food you doctors if needed.
Not knowing the rules is not an excuse. can eat For an emergency appointment, you should see your
The College Nurse is available to talk confidentially with Head of Year or Assistant Principal Pastoral to authorise
+ Clear your table of all your rubbish when
Please note, in the Code, ‘teacher’ includes any member of you if you wish. Nurse Caroline offers confidential advice to the absence. Ask at Reception if you need help finding
you’ve finished
staff. ‘Lesson’ includes any Study Hall, Evening Study Hall, students on sexual health and relationship issues and can them. You MUST sign out of College at Reception before
presentation or meeting. + Push your chair in so it is safe for other people refer you to specialist counselling services should this be you leave for an appointment and sign back in if you
required (at additional cost). return to lessons later in the day.
+ Leave uneaten food on plates not directly on the tray
Bosworth Code of Conduct
Bosworth students are expected to: + Talk quietly What to Do if You Are Ill College Counsellor
If you are a day student, your parents must contact The College also has a trained Counsellor who is available
+ Be part of a college that allows people to learn + Tell a member of staff about accidents or spillages and Bosworth College Reception by phone or email before to talk with you during the College day.
help them clear up 8.30am on the first day of absence.
+ Respect ourselves and others
+ Keep safe and keep others safe In the Local Area If you are in a Boarding House and are ill overnight, you
+ Respect the college environment + Be respectful of other people in our local community must inform your Houseparent who will contact the Nurse
so she is aware.
+ Be punctual + Do not smoke or vape in College premises, between
college buildings or on trips If you feel unwell during the College day you should see
+ Aim for excellence, accept and rise to challenges
+ For any road crossing (Barrack Road, Brick Kiln Lane your Head of Year who will usually ask you to visit the
General or St George’s Avenue) use the pedestrian crossing College Nurse. If you are ill overnight, you must inform
your Houseparent who will contact the Nurse so she is
+ Arrive by 8.40am every day ready for registration at
8.45am
Dress Code aware you are coming to see her. After discussion with
you, Nurse Caroline will decide if you are well enough to
+ Smart casual go to lessons or should rest in sickbay instead. If you need
+ Be punctual to all lessons
+ Safe and not revealing - no crop tops or singlets, medication, she can provide painkillers for minor illnesses.
+ Wear your lanyard and make sure it is visible She will contact your parents if she has a concern. Your
shorts or short skirts
+ Check your Bosworth email at least twice a day parents are also welcome to contact her.
+ Not offensive – no political or insulting slogans
+ Speak only English in Nazareth House and Queen’s Please be aware that a headache, tiredness or mild cold
+ Hats off and hoods down in all teaching buildings
+ Swear words and offensive language are not symptoms may not result in agreement for a student to
+ Outdoor wear (coat, scarf, gloves) should be removed miss lessons.
acceptable - this includes online communication
in teaching buildings
In Lessons Your Own Medicines
You Must NOT Bring You must not bring any medication to the College unless
+ Electronic devices (including smart watches, it has been prescribed by a medical professional. In this
+ Chewing gum
headphones and airpods) must be put on silent and situation, written confirmation in English must be shown
left in your bag at all times during the college day + Tobacco, alcohol and drugs of any kind (unless to the Nurse who will decide where it will be stored and
(except break and lunchtime) medicines and the Nurse is informed) who will be responsible for issuing it to you when you
+ All homework must be completed by the date and in need to take it. Any medication which has not been shown
the format set by your teacher to the Nurse will be removed from you, stored safely in
the medical room and returned to you only when you
+ Never disrupt lessons, shout out or interrupt a teacher, next go home. This rule applies to both day and boarding
put your hand up students. All new students will have a meeting with the
+ If a teacher asks for silence, don’t talk or whisper Nurse during Induction to clarify any health issues of
which College needs to be aware.
+ Bring all the right equipment (including laptop,
calculator and books)
+ Follow your teachers’ instructions
+ Speak only in English
+ Have your Student Planner with you at all times
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Who Looks After You? Arrival and Induction
Personal Tutor Head of Year Induction First day of term
You will be placed in a tutor group and will register with Your Head of Year looks after your year group and deals When you arrive in September or January you will have In September or January, the first day of term starts with
them each morning and meet as a tutor group once a with any disciplinary issues. The Head of Year is usually a structured Induction Programme before term starts to morning registration. You will then follow your normal
week to complete PSHE and other activities. You will also your first point of contact with College if you have a welcome you to the College and help you settle in quickly. timetable for the rest of the week.
have a 1:1 meeting with your Personal Tutor every few concern. A list of Heads of Year can be found in the “Useful The programme will include;
weeks. This is the ideal time to review progress, discuss Contacts” section at the end of this document.
+ Checking your timetable and answering any
College Policies
targets and talk about any concerns. Bosworth policies can be found on our College website
academic questions
(www.bosworthcollege.com).
+ A tour of College buildings
+ Logging into your College email account and using
Keeping You Safe College WiFi
+ An opportunity to meet the College Nurse
+ A meeting with your Head of Year
+ Boarding students will have other activities in their
Safeguarding You should understand that any complaint will be Boarding Houses
The College is proud of the rich multi-ethnic mix of its dealt with in confidence and that any suggestions or
students and actively aims to encourage harmonious complaints will not upset us. We are fully aware that in any For any Induction events, you should bring your laptop
relationships between students and staff who study and community there are bound to be tensions arising from or tablet to use and a pen. Meals are provided during
work here. As a student, you should be able to live in a safe time to time between students or between staff Induction.
environment, be protected from harm and feel valued and students and it is healthy to bring these out into the
within a network of valuable relationships. open whenever such situations arise. Because we are a Full details of our Induction Programme will be sent
College that supports its students, we will appreciate your nearer your start date.
However, if at any time, you feel uneasy or unsafe in your honesty and you may rest assured that no student will
environment owing to physical, sexual or verbal abuse be punished or penalised for bringing a problem to our
or treatment, or fear of radical views, then you should attention.
inform our Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL). If, for any
reason, it is not appropriate to inform the DSL then you If, after raising an issue of concern, you do not feel that
should talk to one of the Deputy DSLs. Notices showing the problem has been resolved satisfactorily, then you
the names of the DSL and Deputy DSLs are displayed in should ask your parents to contact the Principal, Mr Lewis
all areas around College. (principal@bosworthcollege.com). There is a published
complaints procedure, outlining the recommended
Student Complaints Procedure procedures that should be followed by parents and
If you are worried about something, or unhappy with any guardians in the event of non-resolution of a particular
aspect of life at the College, or if you have any problem complaint or concern. An A4 size sheet outlining this
that you would like to talk about then you should, procedure may be obtained from Reception. If you are
in the first place, talk to your Personal Tutor or class a student who has a very serious matter which you feel
teacher. If the issue is not resolved, talk to your Head has not been resolved by the College then contact: The
of Year or the relevant Head of Department. If the issue Children’s Commissioner for England, Sanctuary Buildings,
is still not resolved you could also talk to the Principal, London, SW1P 3BT (0800 528 0731).
Assistant Principals or any other member of staff you feel
comfortable with. It may be that you are too embarrassed
to say what you are feeling, in which case you could
always write a note to one of the above people, explaining
your concerns. Alternatively, you could ask a friend to
speak on your behalf.
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OUR PLEDGE Useful contacts
To protect our school community
Senior Leadership Team
We are committed to providing the best possible care so that our school community feel Jason Lewis Principal jason.lewis@bosworthcollege.com
safe and confident about living and learning at Bosworth.
Rachel May Assistant Principal Academic rachel.may@bosworthcollege.com
Michael Hodgson Assistant Principal Pastoral michael.hodgson@bosworthcollege.com
Admissions
YOUR We will provide a safe transfer from the airport to our secure
ARRIVAL College facility Sue Hunt UK/Domestic sue.hunt@bosworthcollege.com
We will meet and greet students at the airport. Our We have revised our deferral and cancellation policy to
drivers will have received COVID-19 health and safety allow our students greater flexibility, so they can book
training. All vehicles will be sanitized prior to with confidence. Our policy means that booking with Shila Parekh International admissions@bosworthcollege.com
collecting you. us is risk-free and provides students with the option to
defer to January 2022.
Students will need to be tested before arriving and Administration and Welfare
follow the latest UK Government guidelines.
Student Communications
Jayne Underwood studentcomms@bosworthcollege.com
parent/agent queries
We will provide outstanding care and support
throughout your stay Reception General enquiries reception@bosworthcollege.com
Our on-site medical staff will monitor the health We are planning to test any student displaying
YOUR and well-being of our college community. They have COVID-19 symptoms. If they are positive, they will be Reception Reporting absences or lateness absence@bosworthcollege.com
HEALTH long-established relationships with local doctors placed in supervised isolation. The on-site medical staff
and healthcare advisers, which are based at medical will prescribe relevant care and consult with a doctor
practices within a short distance of the college. when necessary. Caroline Adams Nurse caroline.adams@bosworthcollege.com
We will take daily temperature checks, using infrared The UK Government has made the decision to offer
technology, of students and staff. overseas visitors the COVID-19 vaccination without
Finance Team Payments and invoice queries financebic@catseducation.com
charge. This means that all international students over
We will provide bi-weekly asymptomatic testing for all the age of 18 will be entitled to the vaccination once
students and staff. available. Students will need to register with a local GP
Hannah Rooney Head of Boarding hannah.rooney@bosworthcollege.com
practice once they arrive in the UK.
We will provide a welcome care kit on arrival to every
student, which will include face masks, anti-bacterial
wipes and hand sanitiser gel. Hand sanitiser gel will be
Michael Hodgson Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) michael.hodgson@bosworthcollege.com
freely available around the College.
Alison Barnes Exams Officer alison.barnes@bosworthcollege.com
YOUR We will ensure you study and stay in a
SCHOOL safe, clean and protected College Pastoral Team
To continue to aid social distancing we will maintain In the event of any lockdown measures being
one way systems, classroom seating adjustments and implemented we will restrict exeats until such time as John Bromilow Head of Year 9 john.bromilow@bosworthcollege.com
staggered timetables. it is safe for students to leave and return to the College
freely.
We will carry out increased cleaning in communal areas Zahra Champsey Head of Year 10 zahra.champsey@bosworthcollege.com
during the day. Students will be given the option to stay with us over
the Christmas holiday and experience a traditional
We will have a stock of essential personal items for sale British Christmas. From Christmas dinner to a New Salma Ali Head of Year 11 salma.ali@bosworthcollege.com
in the College to help any students that happen to run Year’s event and a range of festive activities, students
out. will experience a magical Christmas at one of our
schools. Paul Boothman Head of Year 12 paul.boothman@bosworthcollege.com
YOUR We will provide an Angela Beckett Head of Year 13 angela.beckett@bosworthcollege.com
SUCCESS outstanding learning experience
If quarantine measures are in place on arrival, we will In the unlikely event another lockdown occurs, all our Paul Lewis Head of Sixth Form paul.lewis@bosworthcollege.com
isolate students safely in the College facilities. Your classes will be streamed online to ensure continuity of
induction will start online before face-to-face classes learning and we will return face to face at the earliest
and activities begin, giving you the opportunity to make opportunity.
new friends and learn about the college.
If students display symptoms of COVID-19, we will
isolate them safely in the College facilities.
www.bosworthcollege.com
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