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Looking after your well-being is even more important now than ever. Over the course of the weeks, we will be featuring guest blogs from our OW community, on ways in which you can support your well-being during this unprecedented time. To start us off we will be hearing from OW Paul Heywood (Mason 88 - 93), who talks about the importance of gratitude.
As the threat of coronavirus disrupts activities for our little ones, parents of younger children might notice a sudden reappearance of sleep disruption, tantrums and toilet accidents.
Keen to do their bit to support charities affected by COVID-19, and inspired by Captain Tom Moore, the girls and staff from Derry House at Worksop College have launched the ‘Derry to Singapore’ Challenge.
It's a difficult time for young people. The world feels 'different' and so worry about the future and simple changes in routine can be scary! When children feel worried, stress causes hormones to wreak havoc on their emotions and sometimes they may react in a way you're not expecting or that's out of character.
In just 36 hours Worksop College has raised over £5,000 worth of equipment to increase production levels of visors, thanks to the support of former students of the school.
Anyone else struggling to eat healthily at the moment? Here's a great recipe for overnight oats, courtesy of Head of Food & Nut, Mel Christodoulou - complete with Nutrition table!
It’s been a very different start to the Summer term this year and our students and staff have adapted to the situation wonderfully.
Worksop College staff are using their workshop and 3D printers to make personal protective equipment for frontline NHS staff battling coronavirus.
As we open our Early Years Foundation Stage up to welcome children from age 2 – we’re pleased to introduce our new Kindergarten Teacher, Emily Williams.
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Worksop College and Ranby House are special institutions of learning, with great history and tradition, and a real sense of community.
OW and athletics enthusiast, Simon Langley (T 96 - 01) shares the history of the Dorm Run.
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Ranby Parents Group, the school fundraising arm of Ranby House School, Retford, were able to hand over just under £2,000 from their recent winter fundraising event to Newark Emmaus Trust which supports young people in need in the Newark area.