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Lucy works at Nobel School in the Sixth Form Centre
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Sixth form Nobelians are required to maintain a high standard of professional dress. The purpose of this dress code is to reflect the pride Nobelians take in being part of our sixth form, whilst also maintaining the smart appearance of the lower school years. Our sixth formers are leaders and role models for our younger students; therefore, we expect you to dress professionally and appropriately.
By joining the Nobel Sixth Form, you agree to adhere to our dress code. Students in breach of the dress code will be sent home to change.
The Nobel Sixth Form dress code requires smart professional attire, as follows:
- A suit (ie a jacket with matching skirt or full length trousers)
- Tailored trousers, a skirt of dress
- A buttoned shirt
- A tie and smart v-neck jumper (optional)
- Smart shoes
- Your ID badge on its lanyard
- In the summer, you are permitted to wear a smart, collared polo-shirt
The following items are not permitted:
- Trainers, plimsolls, Converse, sandals or other informal footwear (including fur-trimmed boots)
- Hooded tops, fleeces or sweatshirts
- Leggings
- Facial piercings (except a discreet nose stud or ring)
- Any top that does not cover the midriff
- Vest tops, T-shirts or low-cut tops
- Tight fitting or revealing clothing
- Torn or frayed clothes
In addition:
- Coats should be removed for lessons, independent study and assemblies
- Skirt or dress length must be appropriate for a business-like educational setting
- Tattoos should not be visible and should be covered if necessary
- Sportswear is never acceptable
Where there is a degree of subjectivity, the final judgement will be made by the Director of Sixth Form.
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Dear Parents and Carers,
The Board of Governors at The Nobel School agreed on 11 May 2016 to continue the process of conversion from community to foundation status with an effective date of 1st September 2016.
Once the school becomes a foundation school the Board of Governors is required to have two partnership governors. Such governors cannot be; a parent of a registered pupil at the school, eligible to be a staff governor at the school, an elected member of the Local Authority or employed by the Local Authority in connection with its education functions. The Board is looking to identify suitable candidates in the next two weeks (deadline Friday 27 May) such that the candidates can be prepared to start once the conversion process is completed.
We are looking for two governors that have skills in one or more of the following areas;
- Leadership
- Financial
- contract law
- legal and fundraising.
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Change Of Category From Community To Foundation
Notice is given in accordance with section 19(3) of the Education and Inspections Act 2006 that the governing body of The Nobel School intends to make a prescribed alteration to The Nobel School, which is a community school located at, Mobbsbury Way, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG2 0HS.The proposed alteration is to:
Change the category of the School from a community school to a foundation school from 1st September 2016. The proposal comprises a change of category from a community school to a foundation school, which is an alteration prescribed in regulation 3 of the School Organisation (Prescribed Alterations to Maintained Schools) (England) Regulation 2013. Any person may object to or comment on this proposal. Objections or comments should be received no later than 29th April 2016, being four weeks after publication of the proposal, by writing to:Address:
The Governing Body, c/o Mr R Aggus (Chair of Governors) Mobbsbury Way Stevenage Hertfordshire SC2 0HSOr by email:
chair@nobel.herts.sch.uk All submissions should be marked “Response to Foundation Proposals”. This notice is an extract of the full proposals. Copies of the full proposal can be obtained by the same means or by visiting The Nobel School website at www.thenobelschool.org. [ut_button color="theme-btn" target="_blank" link="http://thenobelschool.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/The-Nobel-School-Statutory-Proposal.pdf" ]Download PDF of full proposal[/ut_button] Mr Richard Aggus Chair of Governors, The Nobel School, Publication Date: 31st March 2016
The school will be finishing at 12.45 on the last day of term.
Buses will be from 1pm.
Any student who is unable to go home early is welcome to work in the open area by NOTCOSTA or Library until 3.15 pm.
Any free school meal students can pre-order pack up lunch in advance and collect at their break time.
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Keep the date! Saturday 21st May, 7.30 - 11pm. Please view the link below to find out more!
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