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New Cadbury Sixth Form College Campus Principal Julia Stevens (centre) pictured with SWB Education Chief Executive Graham Pennington (right), and governors Anne Ainsworth and Parminder Garcha, who were meeting Julia for the first time to discuss ways Cadbury can support the city's ambitious educational plans.

Cadbury Sixth Form College is delighted to welcome its new principal Julia Stevens.

Julia joins Cadbury having worked at a number of local colleges, and brings with her a wealth of experience of working with students pursuing sixth form studies.

Cadbury College welcomed former student, Alex Aitken, now the local councillor for Kings Norton, to switch on the Cadbury Christmas Tree lights. The event was attended by Graham Pennington the Principal and Julia Stevens the Executive Quality Director. Also attending where Cadbury's Earth Angel students and Mariyah Husayn the Director of Student Support. The Cadbury Earth Angels Project is now in its second year. The students are nominated by tutors towards the end of their first year for their exceptional relational skills. They work with Mariyah to help cultivate inclusiveness and a community welcome feel around the college. The students meet weekly to discuss how best to integrate mental wellbeing and positive psychology at the College. They search for ways to promote acts of kindness on a regular towards every member of Cadbury College and the local community.

On Wednesday 5th December 2018 Cadbury students along with 4 members of staff and Chris Milton our college chaplain went out to Birmingham City Centre to support Lets Feed Brum soup kitchen. It was an amazing event, our students got so much out of the experience. Claire will be arranging another soup kitchen event in January if you would like to get involved and the boxes will stay in reception for collecting donations.