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Welcome to our website and thank you for your interest in Cantell School. It is a great honour and an absolute privilege to have been the Headteacher of this wonderful school for the past seven years. We are proud to be a heavily oversubscribed, inclusive comprehensive school with a student body that reflects the wonderfully diverse and vibrant local community.
Harry Kutty, Headteacher
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Joseph and Luca were perfecting their radio skills at Unity 101 Community Radio this morning.
Be sure to tune in on Friday at 2pm for their show!
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A young environmentalist is making waves in Bali, Indonesia. Eleven-year-old Joseph Wijaya has launched a remarkable initiative. Joseph is recycling to address two pressing issues: plastic pollution and educational inequality.
Joseph's project involves collecting plastic waste from various sources, including restaurants, hotels, and households. With the help of his family and friends, the collected waste is sorted and sold to recycling facilities in Java. The revenue generated from this endeavor is then used to fund the education of underprivileged children in Bali.
"Even before I started this project, I would go to the orphanage, and my mom and dad would usually buy lots of food and stuff they needed and bring it there. And we would just play there for a bit," says Joseph.
According to Joseph, a year of schooling costs about $400 per child. He has paid for over 20 children, mostly from an orphanage he frequently visits. Joseph's passion for environmental conservation and social justice has inspired many. By providing educational opportunities to these children, he is not only improving their lives but also empowering them to become future leaders and change-makers.
Using a panini press, Joseph melts bottle caps of various colours and mixes them to get a marble design. He then cuts them into different shapes with a cookie cutter and attaches them to the links and split rings. Joseph's dedication to his cause has earned him recognition and admiration from around the world. His story serves as an inspiration to young people everywhere, demonstrating that even small actions can have a significant impact.
As Joseph continues to grow and his initiative expands, he hopes to inspire more people to join the fight against plastic pollution and work towards a more sustainable future!
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Bookings for Year 11 Virtual Parents Evening open via Edulink on Monday 25th November at 9am and close on Tuesday 3rd December at 6pm.
Please click the following link for Mr Fehners letter: www.cantell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Y11-Virtual-Parents-Evening-Letter.pdf
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Registrations are now open for Sparsholt College’s next open event on Saturday 1st February 2025.
If your child might be interested in studying something related to animals, plants, agriculture or anything else “outdoorsy” at college after Year 11, Sparsholt College could be a great option for them.
This open event is an on campus, in person event for Year 10 & 11. To attend, they will need to register, and book tours of the subject areas that they wish to see as soon as possible by visiting www.sparsholt.ac.uk/opendays/?mc_cid=19fd404718&mc_eid=96e1f69468. Timings for the event depend on the tour/tours that they book.
If your child is in Year 11 and has not applied to Sparsholt yet, applications are still open and the application form can be accessed by using the following link: www.sparsholt.ac.uk/information/apply/.
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Mrs Kaur’s Y7s spent their English lesson delivering presentations to the rest of their class on how to use rhetoric devices in their writing. Some amazing creativity and Oracy skills!
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