Beautiful to see students taking action themselves and working together, yet disappointing that the closing of the rooms is the cause of it.
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Carole Singer
9 years ago
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I strongly believe the rooms above the common room contain the spirit of the mighty team that is Sixth Form!
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Ellie Payce
9 years ago
nitin55
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Julianne
9 years ago
We need a place to eat!
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James Ellis
9 years ago
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The rooms above the common room are used for a reason. That reason is that the common room itself is not a working environment, not somewhere people can go to work during their free periods. To prohibit use of these rooms would be the school preventing studying in a calm and focused environment and would only be detrimental to our learning.
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Callum Dinnett
9 years ago
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The upper sixth form is used as a social space and study room. The sheer majority of students who use it for either of these purposes respect the rooms and always try to be considerate of others in the study space.
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Elysia Sibley
9 years ago
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There is not enough room in the common room, we have invested our own time in cleaning these rooms (going as far as to empty our own bins) as the cleaner barely touches them. When students are putting this much effort into the upkeep of their social area it is unfair to remove them. Compare this to the state of the tables and chairs and the rubbish left in the common room and elsewhere in the school.
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Malik Sarkar
9 years ago
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Shame to see Gordano Sixth Form taking a step backwards, although this comes at no surprise.
Beautiful to see students taking action themselves and working together, yet disappointing that the closing of the rooms is the cause of it.
I strongly believe the rooms above the common room contain the spirit of the mighty team that is Sixth Form!
nitin55
We need a place to eat!
The rooms above the common room are used for a reason. That reason is that the common room itself is not a working environment, not somewhere people can go to work during their free periods. To prohibit use of these rooms would be the school preventing studying in a calm and focused environment and would only be detrimental to our learning.
The upper sixth form is used as a social space and study room. The sheer majority of students who use it for either of these purposes respect the rooms and always try to be considerate of others in the study space.
There is not enough room in the common room, we have invested our own time in cleaning these rooms (going as far as to empty our own bins) as the cleaner barely touches them. When students are putting this much effort into the upkeep of their social area it is unfair to remove them. Compare this to the state of the tables and chairs and the rubbish left in the common room and elsewhere in the school.
Shame to see Gordano Sixth Form taking a step backwards, although this comes at no surprise.
I need this space it's my home I live there
A breech of our human rights!
This is a disgrace
Open them