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16/08/2024

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16/08/2024
16/08/2024
2024 THE COLESHILL SCHOOL RESULTSA Level, Level 3 BTEC and Technical qualification Today we welcome back our Year 13 stu...
15/08/2024

2024 THE COLESHILL SCHOOL RESULTS
A Level, Level 3 BTEC and Technical qualification


Today we welcome back our Year 13 students to celebrate their achievements as they collect their A Level, Level 3 BTEC and Cambridge Technical qualifications.

We are really pleased for our students today as they will receive the grades which they have achieved through demonstrating high levels of determination, perseverance, and resilience. We couldn’t be prouder of our students who have worked hard, been kind and taken responsibility for their academic achievements and are now moving onto their next steps. These results will now inspire our next cohort of students to achieve, be ambitious and fulfil their potential.

Rebecca Brindley (Head of School) said “we are absolutely thrilled to see our students and staff in school today, opening and sharing their results. We are happy that the students’ efforts have enabled them to achieve their results and get what they needed to get onto the next steps of their journey, which is the most important factor”
Natasha Blunt, Head of Sixth Form, said “the results this year from our year 13 Coleshill Students is a representation of the continued progress in the Sixth Form. For these students it’s been 2 years of hard work, and they have achieved a great set of results across all qualifications. The students are now in a good position to be able to move on in their journey, whether that is university, an apprenticeship or employment. We would like to thank all the parents, carers and staff who have been on this journey, supporting the students.”
Ian Smith-Childs (Strategic Secondary Lead) said “It has been a real privilege to watch these young people flourish through their education journey, which has had many challenges. The buzz in school today, as students opened their results, has been a real magic moment and the culmination of seven years of hard work and determination to succeed. I will be forever proud of these students and their achievements and wish them every success for their futures.”

Today we celebrate the hard work, determination and resilience of our Year 13 students. We are incredibly proud of all of our students, both for their hard work academically, but also for the amazing young adults they have become. Our Year 13 students have developed their SPIRIT skills, which will enable them to go on and be successful, whichever path they chose. We now wish our students well in the next steps of their journey, whether onto university/further education, an apprenticeship, employment or to a gap year.

On behalf of all the staff here at the Coleshill School, we are incredibly proud, and we wish all our students the very best for their future.

12/08/2024

Our annual Dog Fest is just around the corner! Have you secured your tickets yet?

This year, we're excited to bring you a fantastic lineup of live music, featuring some of the best cover bands around. It's going to be a day filled with great tunes and good vibes.

Even more importantly, the event supports a cause that’s close to our hearts. All proceeds will go to Leukaemia Care, our charity of the year. By attending, you’ll be making a meaningful contribution to those affected by Leukaemia.

Join us on the 24th of August 2024, and be part of something special. Get your tickets today exclusively from The Dog Inn - Water Orton.

Adult Admission (16+) £12
Child Admission (6/15) £8
Under 6’s Free!

Looking for something to do as a family then why not support this event 31st August Old Saltleians RFC
12/08/2024

Looking for something to do as a family then why not support this event 31st August Old Saltleians RFC

12/08/2024

Our latest boiler installation in castle Bromwich . moving the location of the boiler from the utility to the garage. Fitting a Worcester 4000 30kw combi boiler with a 8 year warranty. Get in touch for a free quote

12/08/2024
12/08/2024

We still have a few spaces available for our Storytime/Jellyfish wand craft activity. Call Castle Bromwich Library to book your place! 🪼🪼🪼🪼

12/08/2024
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12/08/2024

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image001.pngMEDIA RELEASE: Monday 12 August 2024Police and Crime Commissioner hears how global organised crime is affect...
12/08/2024

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MEDIA RELEASE: Monday 12 August 2024
Police and Crime Commissioner hears how global organised crime is affecting rural communities in Warwickshire
The impact of organised crime gangs and the hidden consequences global conflict has on the UK’s rural communities were exposed in a special workshop in Warwickshire, hosted by the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe and Warwickshire Police’s Rural Crime Team.
Experts from across policing, rural, wildlife and heritage crime joined with representatives of the local farming community to explore the challenges being faced in rural areas and discuss ways to combat them.
With organised crime groups (OCGs) increasingly targeting rural communities, the event spotlighted cutting-edge solutions and reinforced Warwickshire’s position as a national leader in rural, wildlife and heritage crime prevention.
Amongst the delegates gathering at the National Farmer’s Union (NFU) headquarters in Stoneleigh on August 8 were representatives from the police National Rural Crime and National Wildlife Crime Units, the Environment Agency, Historic England, plus county and local community safety partners. They were joined by sector organisations such as the National Rural Crime Network, NFU, Country Land and Business Association, Angling Trust, British Horse Society, alongside academics from Durham University and Harper Adams University.
The workshop featured a series of presentations and discussions from the delegates, who commended Warwickshire’s current strategies as a model of best practice, while also identifying areas for further improvement.
A significant portion of the discussion focused on the increasing involvement of organised crime groups in rural crime. Attendees highlighted how OCGs, often with international links, are driving the theft of agricultural machinery, livestock, and even sophisticated equipment such as GPS units. These are then trafficked across borders, sometimes for use by foreign states in military conflict or put on sale in the black markets which have arisen as a consequence of international sanctions.
Similar forces are driving modern slavery and human trafficking in rural areas and the workshop underscored the critical need for cross-border collaboration and intelligence-sharing to combat these sophisticated criminal networks effectively. The utilisation of technology, such as Rural Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and other digital tools, was identified as crucial in tracking and disrupting these activities.
Participants discussed the broader implications of rural crime and anti-social behaviour on farming communities, with particular concerns raised about under-reporting and the need for more robust rural crime reporting mechanisms. The importance of digital tools, such as WhatsApp, for better communication and self-education amongst rural communities was also highlighted, with some describing such tools as “game changers” in tackling rural crime.
The risk posed to Warwickshire’s heritage assets, which include a significant number of protected sites, was another major focus of the workshop. More accurate recording of heritage crimes and the expansion of Heritage Watch initiatives were identified as important to safeguarding these invaluable assets.
The event concluded with a plenary discussion, where participants agreed on the need for updated legislation and stronger powers to address persistent issues such as fly-tipping and modern slavery in rural areas. Delegates underscored the critical role of education and community engagement in preventing rural crime and preserving Warwickshire’s rural landscapes and heritage.
Mr Seccombe closed the event by reaffirming his commitment to rural crime prevention. “As vice-chair of the National Rural Crime Network and a strong supporter of the work Warwickshire Police’s Rural Crime Team has been undertaking with our county partners, it was heartening to hear our current approach described as best practice by sector experts. However, there is no room for complacency and we are determined to build on our successes and continue leading the way in rural crime prevention.
“By working closely with our communities and partners and through better use of technology, we want to get one step ahead of the criminals and stay there, helping to ensure that Warwickshire remains a safe place for all who live and work here.”
Carol Cotterill from the Warwickshire Police Rural Crime Team said “This was a really proactive and informative meeting with input from a large range of key partners and organisations that we work with.
“It was pleasing to note the positive comments regarding the work of the Rural Crime Team and the difference that has been made since being set up in October 2019. There are however ongoing and new demands that we continue to address, with Warwickshire Police committed to tackling rural crime and dealing with the offenders that target our farms and rural communities.”
The insights and feedback gathered during the workshop will play a key role in shaping the new Police and Crime Plan currently under development by the Police and Crime Commissioner, which will continue to place a particular emphasis on rural, wildlife and heritage crime.

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12/08/2024

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12/08/2024

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12/08/2024

Have you got your tickets yet For Dog Fest 2024

A fantastic day of music and all for a good cause Leukaemia Care.
11 bands playing live in our Beer Garden from 12 noon to 11 pm
Food Stall and outside bottle bar

The Dog Inn Water Orton
Saturday 24th August
Tickets purchased from The Dog
Pay at the door on the day

12/08/2024

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12/08/2024

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12/08/2024

It's been busy this summer with Marvellous Makers, Summer Reading Challenge and a host of children's activities across the libraries. For details of what's on for kids in Solihull, see our Solidays activities programme at https://www.thecoretheatresolihull.co.uk/news/summer-solidays/12251/ # . What has been your favourite so far? You can join in the Summer Reading Challenge at anytimeacross the summer, read six books and earn yourself a medal and a certificate. Oh, there's a free prize draw as well!

12/08/2024
12/08/2024
With The Shabby Attic – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉
08/08/2024

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03/08/2024

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