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We are inviting all students across the Saint Oscar Romero Hub to help shape our future by designing a brand new Hub logo! This is a chance for students to create something meaningful that represents our faith, our schools and Saint Oscar Romero.

Students can create either a hand-drawn or digital logo, and the winning designs will become part of the official Oscar Romero Hub logo!

Send your logo’s to chaplains@christtheking.notts.sch.uk, or give to Vicky and Beth (our Lay Chaplains) by Monday 9th March.

We can’t wait to see what you will create!

Introducing your Sixth Form Leadership team!

I am grateful to have been given this amazing opportunity and I can’t wait to work with and lead this incredible community.

As deputy head student, myself and the 6th form leadership team will work together to show that we care about everyone at CTK.

We as a team have lots of ideas, and we are already planning lots of amazing things we want to achieve.

I believe that as deputy head student, I should be an active member of the community and be a part of everything we do at CTK. I will do this by always doing my best to organise and attend events where possible and interacting with other students on a day-to-day basis.

Thank you Christ the King community.

My name is Vaishnavi and I am delighted to introduce myself as one of the new Deputy Head Students. I dream to relight the fire waiting to be ignited at CTK. Over these next couple years, I am thoroughly excited to work with the SFLT to allow all of our students to thrive in creativity, confidence and celebration. However, these efforts will not live just from 2026-2027; I believe we will together brand a legacy remembered for many years at Christ the King.

I firmly assure each and every one of you, staff and students, that I will put all I can into this position to be the Deputy Head Student that YOU will look up to. I am certain that good-will and fortune lie ahead for the future of CTK, and that can only come true with the collaboration of our whole community. We are all absolutely thrilled to start working with you all. I hope to make acquaintance with many of you soon! Wishing many thanks for all of your support.

My name’s Ben – I’m in Year 12 and I study Business, English Lit and History at A-level, as well as an EPQ.

I am one of your new School Council and Communications Leads. This role will allow me to make sure all people’s suggestions, queries and complaints are heard and taken into consideration promptly.

As well as this, I’ll be one of the Sixth Formers leading the School Council – my openness and people skills guaranteeing good and honest representation and support for the whole school.

Hi, I’m Janet and I’m the Head of Communications for Sixth Form 😊

I’ll be helping to run our Sixth Form socials and creating a CTK Student newsletter, and passionate English students can join in! We will be sharing key updates on events and exams — plus some fun games and chances to win prizes!

I’ll also be leading the peer mentoring programme, aiming to make communication clearer, more engaging, and to help students feel supported and connected.

I’m really excited to get started and make this a positive, inclusive space for everyone. Stay tuned! ☺️

Hi I’m Lilia and I’m co-lead of our new student council and enrichment! This means I will be working closely with Mrs Bohn and Henry to bring as many fun extracurricular clubs as we can to our school community from your requests.

As a school council lead, Ben and I intend to run a student council led by students to hear as many of you as we can, we want your suggestions and feedback, and we aspire to help you! I’m really looking forward to fulfilling my role and am grateful for the opportunity I have been given to work alongside such amazing people to strengthen our community.

Hey everyone! I’m Henry and I’m part of the enrichment in the Sixth Form Leadership Team; this is basically the clubs and extracurricular activities that you will be partaking in. I plan to make a survey to see which clubs you would like to see put in place.

A few suggestions could be a darts club, gym club, or just more interactive competitions for everyone. I’m excited to get to know all of you!

Hi, my name is Eve, I am a sixth form student at this school, and I am currently taking a level history, psychology, and chemistry. Me and my co-partner and going to be leading a peer mentoring program.

I am keen to create a safe and inclusive space where students can feel supported this program. I also a member of the student ambassador team who help organise school events. Look out for our next one!

Careers Fair – Wednesday 21st January

Students will have the opportunity to engage with a wide range of employers, training providers and education providers to explore future pathways and career ideas. There will be a calm session for students who will benefit going around in a quieter environment. Achievement leaders have recommended students for this, but if you think your child would benefit, please email Miss Mason with their name.

We have guests ranging from: Nottingham Trent University/OLOL, Nottingham County Council, Army, Nottingham College, Police, Progress Careers, Crown Prosecution Service, Rolls Royce, Adult Social Care, Law Firm, West Notts College, ESPFA (football), Keep Moat Homes Ltd, CTK Sixth Form, Bilborough College

On the last day of term, Friday 19th December, the whole school will come together for a special Advent liturgy at 1pm at the Good Shepherd Church. You can join us virtually by accessing the live stream on the parish website: www.stjohnpaulparish.co.uk.

The buses are scheduled to pick up students from outside the Church at 2pm. As the area will be busy, we kindly request your cooperation by ensuring parents park away from the Church, being mindful of driveways, residents, and other road users.

🎄Year 7 Christmas Disco – Thursday 11th December from 6:00-7:30pm 🎄 DJ and dancing, photobooth, sweets and drinks available!

TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY 1st December from 7:00pm
Purchase on Arbor – £5.00 each – only 70 available!

Ticket price includes bag of sweets + drink, and a percentage of each ticket sold will be donated to SVP

CTK Christmas Concert
Tuesday 16th December from 5:00pm – 8:00pm

Join us from 5pm for a pre-show mingle with art displays, local artist stalls, festive drinks and mince pies. The main show, from 6-8pm, features musical performances and dramatic scenes from “A Christmas Carol”.

Tickets will be on sale on Thursday 13th November from 9am. They will be available on Arbor for £6.00 each, with a limit of 2 per student.

Year 11 Coffee Afternoon – Tuesday 18th November – 2:15 – 3:15pm

On Tuesday 18th November, we invite parents and carers of Year 11 students to a Coffee Afternoon at CTK from 2:15–3:15pm.

This will provide an opportunity to meet your child’s Achievement Leader, Mr Watson, and to engage with other parents.

Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served!

Please note due to Safeguarding, we can only allow the person named into our school. Any additional people will not be allowed in.

Friday 10th October is World Mental Health Day, and we will be marking it at CTK by encouraging students and staff to replace ONE item of uniform with something yellow.

There will also be mindful activities to complete during form time.

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