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The links on this page is of particular interest to students of TCC eg College menus and prices, uniform guidelines, extracurricular information etc.
Extended Learning Week
Extended Learning Week Activity Booklet and Form
You can access current local apprenticeship vacancies via: www.connexions-cd.org.uk . Also you can register to receive details of apprenticeship vacancies via the National Apprenticeship Website: www.apprenticeships.org.uk.
If you wish to find out more about the apprenticeship route, please come and see me in the 6th Form Block (opposite the Common Room). I am based in the school Mondays to Wednesdays.
Helen Pryor
Connexions Personal Adviser
Safeguarding Information for all Students
The College is committed to safeguarding the welfare of all students and the wellbeing of all staff. Ensuring this is paramonut in all we do. The term 'safeguarding' refers to child protection, e-safety, healthy schools, safe working environment , developing a curriculum that provides students with the knowledge, skills and understanding to resist pressures and keep themselves safe ie to all aspects of the life of the College.
The Designated Child Protection Officer (DCPO) at the College is Sue Fowell.
Andrea Hazeldine, Headteacher, Bryan Maywood, Deputy Headteacher and Lee Matthews, Assistant Headteacher are also in the process of being trained to the level of DCPOs.
The e-safety Co-ordinator is Tony Savage.
The Governing Body member for Safeguarding is Steve Green.
The member of staff responsible for Children in Care (CIC) is Lee Matthews.
Should you have reasonable cause to suspect, or a concern which suggests that an adult working with , or on behalf of children has:
behaved in a way that has harmed, or may have harmed a child;
OR
may have committed a criminal offense against a child(ren) in the past;
OR
has behaved towards a child(ren) in a way that indicates unsuitability to work with children (eg concerns about individual's own children)
Do not hesitate to contact the senior member of staff responsible for allegations: Andrea Hazeldine, Headteacher.
Should your concern be about the Headteacher, please contact the Chair of Governors, David Morton.
Should you have any questions or concerns about these procedures at the College please do not hesitate to speak with the relevant staff identified above.
College Development and Improvement Plan Priorities 2009-2010
Have you a worry about school that you find hard to share. This might be about friendship issues, bullying or finding school life difficult. Please try to share and, if you need to, email the "worries" line to get a chance to chat to a teacher about this. We might arrange for a student mentor to meet with you or you might have an idea for someone you would like to talk to and we can arrange this for you.
Whatever it is, let your worries out by talking to somebody. All messages will be treated sensitively.
worries@torpoint.cornwall.sch.uk
Internet Safety and Security is everyone's responsibility ...
SWGfL has pioneered work in the field of Internet safety since 2003 with huge success. The organisation and its partners work tirelessly to ensure that not only children across the South West are safer whilst online but also their parents and those working with them, where ever they are.
SWGfL has created a series of movies on internet safety for you to view or download.
Please use the link below.
Suzy Lamplugh Trust website has a lot of useful guidance on a range of personal safety issues.
Did you know that you can access your College email account from home?
- Click on the outlook icon below
- When the 'log on' screen pops up enter your college username and password.
EEFO Health Promotion Service - 'It's for young people and the issues they face...'
Children's & Young People's Version of the Joint Area Review Report
Cornwall's Children's Services Authority area underwent a Joint Area Review (JAR) in 2008.
A requirement of the Joint Area Review is to communicate the findings to children and young people. As part of the Action Plan that was created following the JAR Report, a leaflet has been produced that explains the objectives of the Review and what the inspectors had to say about Cornwalls Children & Young People's services, including health, social care and education.
Please use the link below to access this information
