#TeamHaringey6 Week 13 Round Up

This week #TeamHaringey6 have had an amazing week starting with a Volleyball wins and Haringey Hawks wins.

11 of our #TeamHaringey6 students competed in the AOC cup game against Leyton Sixth form College.

Our Players included:

Tom, Anna, Quynh, Sammy, Pedro, Francisco, Sammy, Omari, Nazia, Jennifer and Peidar

The first set was won by #TeamHaringey6 25-22, as the other team were unable to return Sammy`s and Toms amazing spikes, the second set was neck and neck at 24-24 but we managed to pull it back with Nazia`s excellent serving skills and it finished 27-25.  This now means that #TeamHaringey6 has made it to the last 16 of the AoC Sport National Volleyball Mixed Cup, what an achievement. The next round is scheduled for 15 December against Bexhill, this will be a home match, so let`s all come and support #TeamHaringey6, once all has been confirmed.  Well done team #TeamHaringey6 you played exceptionally well; thanks to Coach Hatty Kartal #H6Experience #Go #TeamHaringey6 #Go

 

 

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Our #TeamHaringey6 Haringey Hawks had a game with The College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London (CONEL) where it was such gripping game but we had a triumphant in the end with a win of 92-56 thanks to #CoachFranck and #CoachAntony #DiscoverTheDifference #Go #TeamHaringey6 #Go

 

 

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Ex-Detective, Sergeants, Police Officers and the Outreach Team from the London Metropolitan Police visited #TeamHaringey6 Level 3 Uniformed Protective Services students; where they conducted workshops to inform them of the Metropolitan Police Degree Apprenticeship Scheme.

The team spoke with #H6 students about the benefits of the scheme, the application and selection process as well as offering the students support with their applications.

They also spoke about their own experiences of what it is like to work in the force as a female, an ethnic minority group, a mother of young children working on paedophilia cases, the challenges of handling murder investigations as a detective and the day to day work of a Police Officer in the Met.

The students were engaged throughout the session and asked lots of questions. The Met staff conducted group discussions with the students which were very productive and it felt like real relationships were built in that very room. This was a very productive and engaging day for the Uniformed Protective Services Team and we are pleased to have built such a strong relationship with the Metropolitan Police who are looking forward to continue working with us.

 

They also spoke about their own experiences of what it is like to work in the force as a female, an ethnic minority group, a mother of young children working on paedophilia cases, the challenges of handling murder investigations as a detective and the day to day work of a Police Officer in the Met.

The students were engaged throughout the session and asked lots of questions. The Met staff conducted group discussions with the students which were very productive and it felt like real relationships were built in that very room. This was a very productive and engaging day for the Uniformed Protective Services Team and we are pleased to have built such a strong relationship with the Metropolitan Police who are looking forward to continue working with us.

 

Special thanks to Suzan Zhini (careers lead) and the careers team for organising this as this adds to our #H6 students continuing to #DiscoverTheDifference 

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To end our week on a high our #TeamHaringey6 Level 3 Professional Cookery class created a hearty menu and it had raving reviews from those who tried it. #Delicious #H6Experience #MoreThanACollege

 

 

 

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