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Enrichment Activities and Clubs – background information:
Yale Activities:
Duke of Edinburgh Award: The DofE gives all young people aged 14-24 the chance to develop skills for life and work, fulfill their potential and have a brighter future. It is a program of activities that leads to a well recognised accreditation. With 3 levels - Bronze, Silver & Gold - there is sure to be a program that fits your needs. Find out more at www.dofe.org
When/Where: contact Pam on the email below:
Contact: [email protected]
Cambria Radio: if you’re interested in radio and would like to have a go at presenting or conducting interviews, come along to the Cambria Radio, located in F Block on the Yale site.
When: any time between 9:00 – 3:00 Where: First Floor, F Block, Yale site
Contact: [email protected]
Coleg Cambria Choir: it doesn't matter if you are an experienced signer or a novice, everyone is welcome to join the Coleg Cambria Choir! We meet every Wednesday at 2.15pm - 3.30pm in room N-0-01 on the Yale site and look forward to seeing you! Choir and band perform regularly at local events and do a lot of fund raising for charities throughout the year.
When: Wednesdays Time: 2.15 - 3.15 Where: N-0-01
Contact: [email protected]
Coleg Cambria Band (Wind/Brass Instruments): If you have some experience of playing an instrument (brass or wind) we look forward to welcoming you to the Coleg Cambria Band. We meet every Wednesday at 3.30pm in room N-0-01 on the Yale site so come all and join in. Choir and band perform regularly at local events and do a lot of fund raising for charities throughout the year.
When: Wednesdays Time: 3.20 - 4.20 Where: N-0-01
Contact: [email protected]
Debating Society: A debate is an extended argument/discussion in an organised setting, and can be thought of in a way similar to a game. All debates consist of teams, rules and adjudication. Like sports, debates can be had in competition or more casually, and debaters require both training and practice to reach their full potential. At Coleg Cambria we offer both casual and formal debating sessions alongside the opportunity to compete in various prestigious competitions.
When: start date: 23rd September Time: 12:15 – 13:10 Where: Science Lecture Theatre
Contact: [email protected]
Maths STEPS: The STEP tutorials are on a Wednesday afternoon at 13:10-14:10 in D102 starting 10/9/14 and are aimed at A-level Maths students who are applying to study Maths at University, who MUST either attain
AEA Mathematics, or any of the 3 STEP Mathematics papers. So predominantly Oxbridge, Warwick, Durham, Bristol, Bath candidates whose university place offer includes the requirement of AEA/STEP.
When: Wednesday Time: 14:15 - 15:15 Where: D-1-02
Contact: [email protected]
Sports Activities on the Yale site: for information on women’s 5 a side, men’s 5 a side, women’s circuit training, badminton, table tennis and the ultimate Frisbee – please contact Danielle Coxey. For information on netball, please contact Angela Jones. For information on football, please contact Darryl Cumberlidge
Contact: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
Media Animation Using Ipads: Animation is the process of creating motion and shape change illusion by means of the rapid display of a sequence of static images that minimally differ from each other. This process can be created using various means but we will be using plasticine and iPads. This club is aimed at beginners, however we welcome more advanced animators who may wish to join us and assist beginners in their development.
When: Starts Monday 22nd September Time: 12:15 – 13:10 Where: M-1-12
Contact: [email protected]
Student Magazine: Student Word is run entirely by Coleg Cambria students. Students from all areas are very welcome to contribute, as writers, photographers, editors, production team members... The magazine offers a fantastic opportunity to be part of a creative team, to develop and practise journalistic skills and to acquire the kind of experience that looks so good on a UCAS Personal Statement.
When: Wednesdays Time:12.30pm Where: A-G-02
Contact: [email protected] and/or [email protected]
Literature Club: The tutors went to see the streamed production at the Odeon of Medea by Euripides Live from the National Theatre on the 4th September and the drama will be discussed in next Wednesday's Literature Club meeting. Year 2 students can relate this to the work they did on Greek Drama at the end of last term. The tutors all agreed that this was a stunning production and look forward to discussing the drama with you!
When: Wednesdays Time: 12:15 – 13:15 Where: A-1-20
Contact: [email protected]
Computer Club: The Computer Club is open to anyone that is interested in computers, apps or making webpages. The sessions start on Wednesday, 17th September – come along and improve your skills, all welcome.
When: Wednesday, starting 17-9-14 Time:13:10 -14:45 Where: B-3-04
Contact: [email protected]
Pennant Science Society:
The Pennant Science Society is held weekly to broaden and inform the interests of BTEC and A Level Science students. . Speakers from Bangor and the Maelor Hospital have given talks on careers in Radiology and Occupational Therapy and Admissions and subject specialists from Chester, Glyndwr and Cardiff Universities have discussed degree courses in Medicine, Biomedical Sciences, Forensics and health care programmes. The Science Society has also been supported by college staff giving talks on specialist areas and the College's Science Alumni who have visited to share tips on their university experiences and applications. The Pennant Science Society runs every Wednesday at 12-45pm and information on its events is publicised outside the Science Laboratories.
When: Wednesday Time: 12:45pm Where: C-2-10
Contact: [email protected]; [email protected]
The Foundation Science Alumni: The Foundation Science Alumni group started in 2012 when a cohort of students who had been very proactive within the faculty and college were determined to continue to make a positive contribution to the College. During the following academic year they visited the Pennant Science Society to give talks on their voluntary work, making UCAS applications and give tips on practical aspects of student life such as finance and finding accommodation. This group also generously met bespoke groups – e.g Oxbridge applicants and offered to be contacts for their university and degree courses.
For more information, please contact: [email protected]
Youth Work Activities – across all sites: information to be updated
Contact: [email protected]
Coleg Cambria Student Enterprise Clubs offer learners from across sites, departments and subjects to come together regularly. They are an excellent way of capturing and sharing the entrepreneurial ideas and talents of our learners, are great fun and prove year-in, year-out to be an important talking point in interviews and important feature on CVs and Personal Statements. There are 3 main objectives: 1) to support learners looking to be their own boss in the future and for those who wish to explore business ideas further. 2) to support learners who want to be involved in managing entrepreneurial events and activities across the sites. These could be fundraising events, student markets, Charity CD, fashion shows, the list is endless 3) to develop entrepreneurial skills in our learners such as leadership, networking, negotiation, organisation, presentation skills. We work closely with the local business community, voluntary organisations, local Councils and Glyndwr University - all of whom contribute to the Clubs.
When: Yale site – starts Tuesday 16th September, then every week
Time: 12:30 – 13:15
Where: Student Voice Area (F Block, 1st floor between common rooms)
Contact: [email protected]
Deeside Activities:
Duke of Edinburgh Award: The DofE gives all young people aged 14-24 the chance to develop skills for life and work, fulfill their potential and have a brighter future. It is a program of activities that leads to a well recognised accreditation. With 3 levels - Bronze, Silver & Gold - there is sure to be a program that fits your needs. Find out more at www.dofe.org
When/Where: contact Pam on the email below:
Contact: [email protected]
Computer Club:Come along to the Deeside Computer Club For the first couple of weeks we will be playing games, watching films on line etc. Future sessions will include games, coding html/webdesign. Everyone welcome!
When: Wednesday (start 10th September) Time: 13:14:00 Where: L07
contact: [email protected]
Extensive Sports Programme: check out our extensive sports programme on your Moodle site
• http://moodle.cambria.ac.uk • Sports • G+ Communities will appear. If the Community badges don't appear, you will need to sign into your
College gmail account, or Moodle.
When: Daily activities
Contact: [email protected]
Coleg Cambria Student Enterprise Clubs offer learners from across sites, departments and subjects to come together regularly. They are an excellent way of capturing and sharing the entrepreneurial ideas and talents of our learners, are great fun and prove year-in, year-out to be an important talking point in interviews and important feature on CVs and Personal Statements. There are 3 main objectives: 1) to support learners looking to be their own boss in the future and for those who wish to explore business ideas further. 2) to support learners who want to be involved in managing entrepreneurial events and activities across the sites. These could be fundraising events, student markets, Charity CD, fashion shows, the list is endless 3) to develop entrepreneurial skills in our learners such as leadership, networking, negotiation, organisation, presentation skills. We work closely with the local business community, voluntary organisations, local Councils and Glyndwr University - all of whom contribute to the Clubs.
When: Deeside site – starts Wednesday 17th September, then every week
Time: 12:30 – 13:00
Where: Meet in recess in Main Cafeteria (left hand side)
Northop Activities:
The Hub: The lunchtime club is open to learners on the Northop on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Lunchtimes in The Hub. There are loads of activities going on such as snooker, arts, football and other social events. Everyone welcome!
When: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Time: 12:00 – 13:00 Where: The Hub
Contact: [email protected] [email protected]
Coleg Cambria Student Enterprise Clubs offer learners from across sites, departments and subjects to come together regularly. They are an excellent way of capturing and sharing the entrepreneurial ideas and talents of our learners, are great fun and prove year-in, year-out to be an important talking point in interviews and important feature on CVs and Personal Statements. There are 3 main objectives: 1) to support learners looking to be their own boss in the future and for those who wish to explore business ideas further. 2) to support learners who want to be involved in managing entrepreneurial events and activities across the sites. These could be fundraising events, student markets, Charity CD, fashion shows, the list is endless 3) to develop entrepreneurial skills in our learners such as leadership, networking, negotiation, organisation, presentation skills. We work closely with the local business community, voluntary organisations, local Councils and Glyndwr University - all of whom contribute to the Clubs.
When: Northop site – starts Thursday 18th September, then every fortnight (18/9, 02/10, 16/10)
Time: 12:00 – 12:45
Where: Caffi Celyn
Llysfasi Activities:
There is a range of activities arranged for learners staying at the hostel at Llysfasi, please contact Joan Jones ([email protected] ) for further information. Coleg Cambria Student Enterprise Clubs offer learners from across sites, departments and subjects to come together regularly. They are an excellent way of capturing and sharing the entrepreneurial ideas and talents of our learners, are great fun and prove year-in, year-out to be an important talking point in interviews and important feature on CVs and Personal Statements. There are 3 main objectives: 1) to support learners looking to be their own boss in the future and for those who wish to explore business ideas further. 2) to support learners who want to be involved in managing entrepreneurial events and activities across the sites. These could be fundraising events, student markets, Charity CD, fashion shows, the list is endless 3) to develop entrepreneurial skills in our learners such as leadership, networking, negotiation, organisation, presentation skills. We work closely with the local business community, voluntary organisations, local Councils and Glyndwr University - all of whom contribute to the Clubs.
When: Llysfasi site – starts Friday 19h September, then every fortnight (19/9, 03/10, 17/10)
Time: 12:30 – 13:00
Where: Learning Zone
Football: if you’re interested in football, please contact Rhys (Iwan) Davies for information on football activities at Llysfasi.
Contact: [email protected]
Bersham & Wrexham Training Activities:
Activities tbc
