Streetwise highlights the dangers of the road in Year 7 assembly.
This morning Year 7 students watched Streetwise, a new hard-hitting Theatre in Education show which highlights the dangers of getting distracted while walking along familiar routes. The show is aimed at students starting a new journey to secondary school and asks them to consider the risks around phones, mp3’s or chatting and messing around when crossing the road. The performance was also attended by Councillor Gill Mitchell, Chair of the Council’s Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee and is funded by Sussex Safer Roads Partnership. It is part of Varndean School’s ongoing work to ensure the safety of our students on their journeys to and from school and around the city.
For more information on our previous tweet, click below to meet our glamorous goats and find out why the introduction of a new school base is an amazing step for Varndean @LennoxVarndean #AnnieLennox #challenge #pride #Brighton https://t.co/OEpyWMSITm
We are so excited to officially announce Annie (formally known as Pavilion)! Our goats have always represented each part of our school community and this name change means @LennoxVarndean has their very own goat! See Annie's debut below: https://t.co/eHOPhHhuDE
Another amazing entry for the @LennoxVarndean's cake competition from Eva! What an amazing treat for everybody in Lennox School on the last day before half term #TeamVarndean @AnnieLennox https://t.co/wyoZzds0VR
Sorry no carrots, but a lot of appreciation for our goat pals! #VarndeanGoats https://t.co/rRH5LezsW4
Amazing! Miali and Iris's entry for the @LennoxVarndean cake competition represents Lennox's #kindness and #individuality so vividly. Well done! #TeamVarndean https://t.co/NzOy3QIArj
How we all felt getting out of bed on this rainy morning! @LennoxVarndean @AnnieLennox https://t.co/Gs4KdDWFat