Welcome

Principal - Mrs V Mays (CChem.MRSC.MA.NPQH)

Contact details 

St Clement’s College
Burgh Road,
 Skegness.
Lincolnshire.
 PE25 2QH
Tel: 01754 896300
Fax: 01754 767921
email:enquiries@stclements.lincs.sch.uk

Local road map

Ethos

Vision
Our ambition for St Clement's College is that it becomes a confident, successful learning organisation that meets the needs of its students, staff and the community it serves. At the heart of this are quality, standards and achievement. These three terms can and will be applied to every aspect of the life of our school.
Our programme of school improvement will focus on creating a climate of positive attitudes to learning where teachers can teach and everyone can learn. All of our students will benefit from individual plans that support and provide a sense of direction for theirlearning.

Our aims are

• to raise standards of achievement and attainment
• to shape the curriculum to meet our students needs
• to develop specialist accommodation for the delivery of a wider range of courses
• to promote a climate of supportive self review
• to work with partners to become a centre of excellence in vocational education
• to secure the confidence and trust of all our stakeholders.

Students will become responsible, self-confident and constructive young people who are In a position to make informed choices about their futures and to make a valuable
contribution to their community.

 

Vocational Centre

St.Clement's Vocational Centre Opened

In September 2004, St.Clement's College came into being with the hope and expectation of giving the students of Skegness a real chance at succeeding in relevant education. With this re-start process, the promise of a vocationally biased building to support the new curriculum areas was given to the college. £1 million soon turned into £1.4 million in order to achieve the required standards to succeed.

After a process of analysis and research intothe use and viability of this type of building, a team of St.Clement's College, Cfbt and HBS staff debeloped the proposal which was successfully interpreted by Langwith Builders.

Following this, a 6 month construction period ensued where no stone was left unturned to create what we have today. The building is fully equipped to cater for a wide range of practical subjects including, a fully fitted Automotive Engineering facility, Brickwork area, Painting and Decorating studio, Childcare rooms, an Electronics Lab and a 28 person ICT Suite plus other subjects including Sport.

PARENTS EVENINGS / EVENTS

School Year 2009/2010

Academic Year 2009/2010

Christmas Holidays

Easter Holidays

Year 7

CATS

Wednesday 9th, Thursday 10th, Friday 11th September 2009

Monday 7th, Tuesday 8th, Wednesday 9th June 2010

Year 8

Monday 7th June 2010 - Wednesday 9th June 2010

Year 9 Exams

Tuesday 4th - Friday 7th May 2010

Year 10

Tuesday 11th - Thursday 13th May 2010

Year 10 and 11

English - Monday 9th, Thursday 12th November 2009

Maths - Thursday 5th, Tuesday 10th, Friday 13th November 2009 and Tuesday 2nd March 2010

Science - Thursday 14th, Monday 18th, Wednesday 20th January 2010

Year 11

Monday 11th - Friday 15th January 2010

From 14th May onwards. Dates, times and subjects to be confirmed.

School Uniform

Price List

 You will be able to purchase uniform during the 6 week holiday between 9am - 3pm everyday.

Blazers Girls and Boys
28"- 36"                     £27.00
38"- 46"                     £27.00
Ties
Main School                  £4.00 (clip-on)
6th Form                      £4.00
Jumpers (Optional)
28"- 32"                     £11.50
34"- 38"                     £13.00
40"- 44"                     £16.50
46"- 48"                     £17.50

Pale Blue School Shirts/Blouse ..............................Not available from the College

(White School Shirts/Blouse for Sixth Form only )...Not available from the College

Black School Trousers...........................................Not available from the College

Black School Skirt.................................................Not available from the College

Black Tights/Socks...............................................Not available from the College

Sensible Black Shoes (NO Trainers or slip on shoes)Not available from the College

 PE KIT

PE Socks .. ............. £4.50........Polo shirts all sizes £8.50

Sweatshirts all sizes £9.50.......Tracksuit Trousers 24"- 30" £9.50 32"- 44" £11.50

Tracksuit Jackets ...26"- 32" £12.00...... S,M,L,XL £16.00

Netball Skirts(inc Sports Brief) 20"- 28" £9.50 30"- 34 £10.00

Jewellery

1 flat ring, 1 pair of stud earrings, watch, single chain out of sight. No facial jewellery will be permitted whatsoever. This includes nose rings, eyebrow piercing, lip studs and tongue studs.

Hair

Hair should be neat and tidy and not a risk to anyone’s health or safety. There should be no extreme of style, colour or length.

Mobile Phones/MP3 players

Mobile phones must not be seen or heard whilst on the College premises, MP3 players must not be brought into the College.

Attendance

Expectations:

• St.Clement’s College (in line with government directives) expects students to attend college for 95% of the time. This equates to a half a day’s absence every two weeks. If a student is absent for a whole day their attendance for that week drops to 80%.
• Where possible, family holidays should not be taken during term time. The college is not obliged to authorise any absences due to family holidays but at the Principals discretion can authorise up to ten days in any one academic year. Ten college days absence taken as holiday in a year will reduce a student’s attendance to 95% immediately. Any further absence due to illness will bring their attendance down below the college target.
• Parents have a responsibility for ensuring their child attends the college regularly and punctually. The college expects that all parents communicate with them, either in writing or by telephone, giving a reason;

1. In advance of any planned absence.
2. Immediately following any unplanned absence.
3. During any absence expected to last more than three days.

Failure to comply with this requirement will mean that your child will have unauthorised absences on their attendance record and could lead to a referral to the Education Welfare Service.

• Students should inform a member of staff of any problem or reason that may prevent them from attending college.
• Parents should contact the college in confidence whenever a problem occurs that affects their child’s attendance at college.

Absences:

• Please see the enclosed chart on acceptable / unacceptable reasons for absences from college.

Lateness:

• Regular attendance at the college means arriving on time for the start of the college day. It is the parent / carers responsibilities to ensure that their child gets to college on time.
• Parents/carers of students who are regularly late will be informed by the letter that this is not acceptable and in extreme cases, where no improvement has been made, the Education Welfare Service will be informed.

POOR ATTENDANCE = POOR ATTAINMENT

STUDENTS HAVE A RIGHT TO LEARN
TEACHERS HAVE A RIGHT TO TEACH