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This Week (6th September):
The first day of term for Year 7 and Sixth Form students only is Friday 3rd September. The rest of the school will join them on Monday 6th September
Newsletters: click here for July newsletter.
Information for Parents: click here for the New Weekly Parent Bulletin, click here for 2009/2010 Parent Calendar.
Look at our project with Kent Police to improve the local environment and support our community.
http://www.kent.police.uk/Your%20Area/east_kent/newsletters/archive/Newington/2009-06.pdf
Support the Food for Life Partnership and the school food revolution!
We are delighted to tell you that the Food for Life Partnership has made it to the final in the National Lottery Awards, in the Best Health Project Category. The Marlowe Academy is one of the Flagship Schools for this project. The final round of publing voting will run from 26 July to 13 August 2010.
Cast your vote via the National Lottery Awards website
http://www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/awards
Please encourage as many votes as you can - winning this award will help us spread the message of the importance of good food to children and communities.
Nominate Your School Cook for an Award
This year's BBC Radio 4's Food and Farming Awards are now open, and they are looking for nominations in the Best "Dinner Lady"/ Public Caterer Award. It's a high profile category, with previous winner Jeanette Orrey now school meals advisor for the Food For Life Partnership and one of the key reasons the then Naked Chef Jamie Oliver decided to launch his own campaign to put real food back in our schools. More info here
http://www.foodforlife.org.uk/media-room/news/News1094
Finance Office: The office will be open Monday-Friday 8am-4pm to allow Parents/Carers the opportunity to purchase Academy Uniforms and to pay for Academy lunches.
Marlowe Academy Sixth Form:
Our 16+ Information Evening this year is on Thursday 18 November.
We will be pleased to see you there.
Come and see the school and find out information about our courses: we offer a 4 A Level course, or a BTEC National course, plus an A Level.
Our students successfully achieve university places each year, or go on to employment or apprenticeships.
Click Here to view our DVD.
Parent Survey: click here.
For an e-copy of a brand new directory of resources for disabled C&YP in Dover, Thanet, Canterbury and Swale - the Districts for which Windchimes is the specialist resource centre hub. Click Here
Click on the Image above to read about Academy FM.
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“The Marlowe Academy is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children and young people. It expects all staff and visitors to share in this commitment”