Posted on: 16th Sep 2024
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@BlueSchoolWells - 15th Oct 2024
1981, Moira Stuart,first black female news presenter on national British television— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 15, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 15th Oct 2024
1978, Viv Anderson, first black footballer to play in England’s senior men's team.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 15, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 11th Oct 2024
1976, The Fosters, a TV sitcom with an all black cast arrives on British TV. Race relation act strengthens laws against discrimination and establishes the Commision for Racial Equality.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 11, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 11th Oct 2024
1976, Rock Against Racism, carnivals were organised to bring together black and white fans in their common love of music, to discourage young people from embracing racism.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 11, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 10th Oct 2024
1975, Sir David Pitt became a life peer, Lord Pitt of Hampstead. He later became chair of the British Medical Association.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 10, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 10th Oct 2024
1973, Sir Trevor McDonald became the first black newsreader on British TV.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 10, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 8th Oct 2024
1968, Race Relation Act making it illegal to refuse housing, public services and employment on the grounds of ethnicity.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 8, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 7th Oct 2024
1965, Notting Hill Carnival takes to the streets for the first time as an outside festival.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 7, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 7th Oct 2024
1963, Bristol Bus Boycott, West Indians and White supporters refused to use the Bristol bus service until the service lifted their colour bar.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 7, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 7th Oct 2024
1958, Notting Hill Riots, Commonwealth immigrants were attacked, and their homes damaged by gangs of young white men. Riots impact national consciousness and start a debate about race relations.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 7, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 3rd Oct 2024
BHM - 1958, Notting Hill Riots, Commonwealth immigrants were attacked, and their homes damaged by gangs of young white men. Riots impact national consciousness and start a debate about race relations.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 3, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 2nd Oct 2024
BHM - 1954, Billy Boston, first black rugby league player to represent Great Britain. He scored 478 tries in 487 games for Wigan.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 2, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 1st Oct 2024
To celebrate BHM we will be posting every day about individuals & momentous events that define Black history in the UK. We start today with the arrival of Empire Windrush 1948. It is important that we remember the positive contribution that Caribbean men & women made to Britain.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 1, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 1st Oct 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 1st Oct 2024
pic.twitter.com/SYmGjB8sZk— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) October 1, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 27th Sep 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 27th Sep 2024
If you get a chance today, please say THANK YOU! pic.twitter.com/wuoyQAV42Z— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) September 27, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 18th Sep 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 18th Sep 2024
Year 7,10 and 12 students received a special assembly from Rugby 7s Olympians, Emma Uren (Captain) and Heather Cowell. pic.twitter.com/qY5eIiWzAs— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) September 18, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 1st Sep 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 1st Sep 2024
Here's a reminder about the next few days:Mon 02 Sept: INSET Day. No students in schoolTue 03 Sept: Y7 & Y12 students in school. Y7 meet in Kennion Hall & Y12 meet in the 6th Form Centre at 08.45. Y8, 9, 10, 11 & 13 students remain at homeWed 04 Sept: All students return pic.twitter.com/v4wAJuv0LE— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) September 1, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 22nd Aug 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 22nd Aug 2024
Year 11 students received their GCSE and BTEC results today. A quarter of all grades awarded were at 7 or above! We are so proud and wish them well for their next steps. Read the full story on our website here: https://t.co/T9K32Q3zhl pic.twitter.com/zDXzrb3D31— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) August 22, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 15th Aug 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 15th Aug 2024
We are so proud of all our Year 13 students who received their A Level & BTEC results today. Another fantastic set of results! Full story on our school website here: https://t.co/URkPZJZ4Qu pic.twitter.com/CPRur2IKkA— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) August 15, 2024
@BlueSchoolWells - 24th Jun 2024
Celebrating Pride Month. Today's recommendation is for our KS5 students. Kate in Waiting by Becky Albertalli and for our KS3 students, Glitter Boy by Ian Eagleton. Both Available in the school library with many other books in our LGBTQ display. Available in the school library.— The Blue School (@BlueSchoolWells) June 24, 2024