Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page1 Abbey House Student Accommodation Guide 2022-23 HomertonCambridgeGardensCB28EB
Mike ActingCorbettPrincipal
Welcome to Abbey House!
Welcome to Abbey House Boarding!
Helen DirectorWalkerofBoarding
Welcome!
Welcome to Abbey House! I hope you will be very happy with your accommodation while you are studying at Abbey College Cambridge. Purbeck House offers a friendly and well located home for our students. It offers a balance between socialising with other Abbey students and allowing students to have a place to study outside of the classroom. We hope that you find this booklet helpful for settling in as well as understanding what is required from you. Enjoy the year.
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Your boarding experience is very important to us and we hope you are happy here. We will provide you with all of the support, experience and opportunity to grow into confident, resilient and independent young adults. We expect you to participate as a member of our very special community and look forward to learning more about you.
Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page3 Contents Welcome from your Principal and Director of Boarding 2 Statement of Boarding Principles & Practices 4 The Boarding Team 5 Boarding House Rules 6/7 Activities, Rewards and Sanctions 8/9 Club Schedule 10 Boarding house charges 11 Morning routine, curfew and weekend absence 12 Weekday and Weekend Routines 13/14/15 Abbey House facilities 16/17 Health and Safety 18/19 Medical care and Illness 20 Medicines 21 Term dates 22 Useful Information 23 External Support 24 Places of Worship 25 Local shops and amenities 26 School shop 27 Map of the surrounding area 28 If you are struggling to understand any aspect of this handbook and require a translation, please ask the boarding team for an alternative document.
"To build a safe & happy community where our students can develop the skills needed for future independent living, within a professional, supportive & nurturing environment."
My name is Louis, I am the Head of Abbey House. I have worked in UK Boarding Schools for nearly 10 years, and I cannot wait for you to join/return to our community this
Theyear.houseparent team and I are here to ensure that Abbey House is a safe and happy community so that you can flourish as a student. We will support you with any issues you have and be there for you whenever you need us. You will be encouraged to get involved in all aspects of boarding life, such as joining clubs, taking part in activities, and attending trips. I hope that you can make the most of these amazing opportunities so that you can develop life skills that will stay with you forever.
Louis Ling Head of House, Abbey House Boarding Aim
Abbey College Cambridge aims to provide boarding facilities of the highest standard to allow students to thrive in their educational studies. We give our students an appropriate degree of independence while monitoring and being supportive of a healthy and safe lifestyle. We also take great care to help our students to adjust to being away from home, for what may be the first time. The ethos is one of mutual respect which is maintained throughout the school and boarding and at all levels from the staff and students. Our students are cared for by members of the Boarding Team who are available to help our students at all times during the day. They organise social activities and are on hand for support and advice.
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Statement of Boarding Principles & Practice
Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page5 The Boarding Team Your Boarding Team will: • Ensure all students are happy and healthy and that all rules are followed • Look after the welfare of students while in the boarding house • Ensure students receive morning wake up calls and leave the boarding house by 08:45am • Carry out room inspections • Make sure students are in their boarding house by curfew and in their rooms at bedtime • Encourage everyone to become part of the Abbey Cambridge Community • Ensure all students receive an induction in how to access and use on site facilities • Recognise, reward and celebrate the success of students • Manage discipline and sanctions
In an emergency you can also contact the emergency phone on: 07584 705720 If you need to contact a houseparent during the night they can be found in the duty rooms These rooms are: - Ground floor room G54,and 5th Floor room 564.
The Abbey House team are on site and available to you 24 hours a day. The Abbey House duty phone number is: 07387 108982 Email us on: acc.ah@abbeycambridge.co.uk
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Abbey Boarding House Rules staff and other boarders Students should actively contribute to the Abbey House community by taking care of communal spaces and taking part in activities All accommodation floors are single sex occupancy; no student should enter a floor of the opposite sex. Students from other accommodations are allowed to visit, however must remain in the communal areas smoking anywhere in the building you must use the allocated smoking area, and be of the legal age specified by UK law alcohol is to be brought onto the Abbey House site or consumed onsite or offsite. medication must be stored in the medicine cabinet in the boarding office You must not tamper with any of the fire equipment, signs or medical boxes houses are closed during the school day, boarders must leave on time and register in the morning must sign in/out when leaving Abbey House site must be in your residence for curfew and your own room for bedtime
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• Always make sure that your door closes fully behind you when you leave your room.
• Corridors must be kept clear to allow exit in the case of fire
• Doors must be closed at all time. Do not prop the doors open at any times as they are fire safety doors.
• Do not use portable electric heaters or cooking equipment in your bedroom.
• You must keep your room clean and tidy (the cleaner will clean but only if they can access your room, it is not their job to tidy your room)
• Students must follow the guidance when requesting weekend leave. Exeat may be granted by the Boarding team dependent on behavior, attendance and academic progress. Exeat requests must be received by the Wednesday prior to the leave date. As well as the above, you are expected to follow instructions and requests from the Boarding team at any given time.
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• Overuse of laptops and computer games after curfew will result in items being taken by the boarding team at curfew. This will be at the discretion of the Head of House.
• Students are expected to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner at their allocated times. Take away is not permitted during the week.
• No candles or tea lights anywhere on the site • No loud noises that are likely to disturb other students.
• Students are not allowed to keep more than £50 in their safe or on their person.
• No guests are allowed in the building without staff permission and must be signed in. The HP have the right to refuse visitors
Month each month one student from both Jupiter and Zeus is awarded the Boarder of the Month. This is awarded for compassion; kidness; being involved in lots of activites and clubs; being organised and punctual; overcoming difficult circumstances. The Boarding Rules are in place to keep you and the rest of the house safe, support your learning and to comply with UK law. If you break the rules the boarding team will meet with you to discuss your behaviour and agree a plan of action for future compliance. If you continue to break the rules, you will incur sanctions and be referred to the Head of House, your parents will also be informed. Student Voice There are lots of ways of getting involved at Abbey, it is important that students can make their voice heard and their contribution count. There are various ways Abbey College Cambridge facilitates this:
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Rewards & Sanctions
We want to support an active, inclusive and happy community in Abbey House, and we want to celebrate your success! We encourage working together as a group/community and such instances deserve praise. For example, if you keep the Boarding House and your rooms clean and tidy, if you help the house parents plan and organise activities, or you get involved in community volunteering we will
Informal Complaint
If the boarding staff member is unable to resolve your complaint you should make a formal complaint to the Director of Boarding, Helen Walker in writing or by making an appointment to discuss the matter.
If you have a complaint about your accommodation, you should initially speak to a member of the boarding team. The member of staff will consider how to resolve the complaint most effectively. They will discuss this with you and, during term time, will try and resolve the issue within five school days of the complaint being made.
Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page10 • Student Council • Student Surveys • Suggestion Box/QR Code • House Meetings • One to One meetings with teachers/tutors/huddle leaders • Boarding Committee Complaints & Compliments
If we are doing something well and you would like to see it continued or developed, please do tell us, everyone likes a compliment. If there is something we could do better then please tell us either informally or through the complaints procedure.
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The accommodation deposit paid by your parents and held by Abbey College will be used to cover minor expenses incurred by you, the student (for example the cost of repairing damage caused by you). Your parents will be informed about these charges as the money will be removed from your account. If the accommodation deposit held is not sufficient to cover the cost, your parents will be invoiced.
Misuse or removal of fire safety features and equipment or non compliance with essential fire safety instructions will not be tolerated and may be treated as criminal offences.
For twin rooms, the student responsible will be charged. Any joint damage or cleaning charges will be split 50/50. Smoking is prohibited by law in virtually all enclosed and substantially enclosed work and public places throughout the United Kingdom. (Health Act 2006)
Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page12 Abbey House Charges and Fines 2022-2023 • Full room deep clean £150 (excluding carpets) • Carpet clean / Bathroom floor polish £75 • Replacement carpet cost of replacement at the time of the damage • Damage to walls (dents, scratches, holes and staining) £150 plus cost of repainting • Redecoration/repaint due to non-standard wear and tear £300 £1500 dependent on room size • Removal/disposal of items left behind at end of school year £150 per bag • Damage to furnishings, appliances, bathroom and kitchen fixtures and fittings and doors/locks cost of replacement at the time of damage • Replacement of broken or lost kitchen and bathroom items cost of replacement • Tampering with smoke alarm £300 and possible legal consequences • Smoking in room £50 fine + £150 deep clean • Tampering with window restrictors £150
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Students may sometimes ask for permission to stay away overnight; however your parents or guardian must give permission for any overnight absence from Abbey House. The permission should be requested by Wednesday on the week of absence and an email must be sent to ACC.AH@abbeycambridge.co.uk detailing the dates of your absence and the name, address and telephone number of the responsible adult you will be staying with. Overnight absence is a privilege and will be granted at the discretion of the Head of House and will be dependent upon attendance, behaviour, academic progression and if they are requested for an activity in the boarding house. All students must return by curfew on Sunday evening.
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Date of absence
Curfew and bedtime rules are displayed on the door in all rooms and must be followed at all times. Staff will knock on your door at curfew to check you are in your room, if you are not there then the missing persons procedure will be an extended curfew for a particular event this can be requested and will be granted at staff discretion. If you wish for an early curfew you can speak to the staff at the boarding desk, this can be taken from 8pm.
All students will receive wake up calls at the beginning of term. You will be given the opportunity to display independence and those that are punctual and able to get to school independently will no longer receive them.
Weekend Absence
Morning Routine & curfew
Clubs/activities/free time 16:45 19:30pm Dinner 16:45 18:30pm Supervised Prep (Monday Thursday) 19:30 21:00pm
Independent Study (Friday Sunday) As required Curfew (all in Abbey House) 19:30pm Bedtime (no noise) 21:30pmThursday)(Sunday
Clubs/activities/events/free time (Maximum 4 hours at a time—must sign out) 08:00am 20:30pm Lunch 12:00 13:30pm Dinner 16:45 18:30pm Curfew (all in Abbey House) 20:30pm Bedtime (no noise) 22:00pm (Friday and Saturday)
Students aged 12-15 (CSA) Weekends Breakfast 08:00 - 10:00am Register with the Boarding team (all students to be seen and to register) 08:00 11:00am
Students aged 12-15 (CSA) Weekdays Breakfast (all students to be seen and to register at breakfast) 07:15 - 08:45am Leave for School (boarding house closed until 16:00pm) 08:45am Register with the Boarding team (all students to be seen and to register) 16:00 – 17:45pm
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Daily routines vary depending on student age. Routines also vary on weekdays and weekends. Please see the information in the box below for your age.
Students aged 16 Weekdays
Clubs/activities/free time 16:45 19:30pm Dinner 16:45 18:30pm
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Register with the Boarding team (all students to be seen and to register) 08:00 11:00am
Clubs/activities/events/free time (Maximum 4 hours at a time must sign out) 08:00am 22:00pm Lunch 12:00 13:30pm Dinner 16:45 18:30pm Curfew (all in Abbey House) 22:00pm Bedtime (no noise) 23:00pm (Friday and Saturday)
Leave for school (boarding house closed until 16:00pm) 08:45am Register with the Boarding team (all students to be seen and to register) 16:00 17:45pm
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Supervised Prep (Monday –Thursday) 19:30 21:00pm Independent Study (Friday Sunday) As required
Breakfast (all students to be seen and to register at breakfast) 07:15 08:45am
Curfew (all in Abbey House) 21:00pm Bedtime (no noise) 22:00pmThursday)(Sunday
Students aged 16 Weekends Breakfast 08:00 10:00am
Students aged 17+ Weekdays Breakfast (all students to be seen and to register at breakfast) 07:15 08:45am
Leave for school (boarding house closed until 16:00pm) 08:45am Register with the Boarding team (all students to be seen and to register) 16:00 17:45pm
Curfew (all in Abbey House) 21:30pm Bedtime (no noise) 22:30pmThursday(Sunday
Clubs/activities/events/free time (Maximum 5 hours at a time must sign out) 08:00am – 22:30pm Lunch 12:00 13:30pm Dinner 16.45 18:30pm Curfew (all in Abbey House) 22:30pm Bedtime (no noise) 23:00pm (Friday and Saturday)
Students aged 17+ Weekends Breakfast 08:00 10:00am Register with the Boarding team (all students to be seen and to register) 08:00 11:00am
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Clubs/activities/free time 16:45 - 19:30pm Dinner 16.45 18:30pm Supervised Prep (Monday Thursday) optional 19:30 21:00pm Independent Study (Friday – Sunday) As required
Abbey House facilities
Abbey House provides a well located home for our students, immediately adjacent to the main teaching buildings, and a fifteen minute walk into Cambridge City Centre. The boarding house offers you a balance between socialising with other Abbey students, and allowing you to have an ideal place to study outside of the classroom. Your individual accommodation is of a very high standard, with your own furnished bedroom and en suite shower room. The staff at Abbey House will offer and run a program of activities to make sure you get the most out of studying and living in the UK. This will include home based study and weekend leisure, sports and cultural events. Bedroom Always make sure your bedroom door is locked when you leave. Abbey College Cambridge cannot take responsibility for your personal possessions if you fail to lock your bedroom door. Internet The wireless facility is available for you to use throughout Abbey House. Ask a member of the boarding team for the details you need to connect or review the poster in the common room/kitchen.
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You will be allocated a cupboard in the kitchen/common room in which to store dry food items You can store perishable food in the student fridge; any food that has passed its Best before Date will be removed by the House Parents.
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The kitchen has a dishwasher; you will be expected to help keep the kitchen clean by ensuring crockery and glassware are washed after use and loaded into the dishwasher.
Abbey House is full board; however there may be times when you want to prepare your own light snack. You must be aware of potential burn risks to yourself and other students when using the kitchen, for example steam and hot dishes from the microwave.
Common Room
Supervised study will be from 7.30pm 9pm in the dining room Monday –Thursday. During allocated study time, communal areas are not available for the watching of films or playing games Bedding Your bedding will be changed once a week. All linen is sent out to the laundry company. You will be allocated a day each week when you can wash and dry your clothing and towels. A member of the boarding team will show you how the washing machines and tumble driers work. An iron and ironing board are also available for your use.
Supervised Prep Study
Security Your student ID is also your room key and access card to other parts of Abbey House and the school. Do not lose your key card. If you do lose your key, please inform a member of the boarding team immediately. In the evening the external doors will be locked, no student is permitted to leave the premises after their curfew time, unless there are previously agreed or exceptional circumstances.
First Aid
If you have bought electrical equipment from home you must use an appropriate adaptor. You must ask permission to use additional or trailing sockets as doing so may overload the system and present a fire risk. Please only use adaptors bought in the UK. The boarding staff will check your equipment and may have to remove items which are dangerous. Rice cookers are not allowed in Abbey House in bedrooms or kitchen/common rooms. Students should ensure they turn off
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Personal Possessions
Electrical Safety
Health and Safety
There is a safe in your wardrobe for you to use. Please follow the instructions on how to use your safe located above it. If you are still unsure then please ask a member of the boarding team.
There are general, eye and burns first aid kits in the kitchens. If you have an accident please inform a member of the boarding team; they are trained in First Aid.
Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page20 electrical items such as hair straighteners and laptops when they leave for school in the morning. If found, such items may be removed by boarding staff.
UK Bank Account
Once you have been given your BRP (Britsh Residencey Permit) you will be able to open a bank account. Please speak to your House Parents who will be able to help you apply for an account.
Fire If the fire alarm sounds, leave the building immediately by the nearest fire exit, do not stop to collect your belongings or finish what you are doing. Please make sure you are aware of where all the fire exits are in the house. The boarding team will run a practice evacuation. Portable heaters are not allowed in bedrooms. If you are feeling cold in your bedroom we can provide you with an additiona blanket or duvet. Electric bed blankets are not permitted.
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If you are unwell during college hours, you must tell your teacher or go to Reception, they will refer you to the Matron or the House Parents.
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• The boarding team and College staff are trained in First Aid, and are the first people to turn to in the case of illness or accident.
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Please contact the Boarding Team day or night if you are feeling unwell.
• During induction, the school Matron and the Boarding Team will help you register with a General Practitioner (GP/Doctor).
Medical Care & Illness
If you are unwell outside of College hours (in the evening, at night and before 9am), you must tell the boarding team as soon as possible. They will care for you and arrange medical advice and treatment.
Please report your need to see the Matron to the Reception staff and they will book an appointment and give you a slip to show to your teacher to leave the class.
If students feel unwell in class, they should advise their teacher who will email matron and reception. They will advise your teacher what you should do.
These are the times the Medical Centre is open to see the Matron without a pre-arranged appointment: Monday – Friday 0800-1600 in term time, in the Medical Room
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If students feel ill during the school day, they should go to reception and ask to speak to matron. Matron will then assess your needs and give you the care that you need.
• All medicines and homely remedies should be shown and given to the boarding team within upon arrival, students will sign a disclaimer to advise they have declared all medicines.
• Only students who have medicines prescribed and authorised by a doctor with prior parental permission received, will be allowed to keep their medicines after meeting with Matron. All other medicines will be stored by the boarding team and given back to students either at the end of term or at the end of their time studying with Abbey College Cambridge.
• Medicines not authorised for use in the UK, will be safely stored by the boarding team.
• Students in need of medicine will have an appointment arranged with the GP as a priority to get a prescription for UK licenced medicines.
• Students must not share or lend their medicines to other students.
• Medicines should be stored safely, locked away and secure
Medicines
Students must leave their rooms by 9.00am Friday 30th June 2023
Last day of term Friday 16th December
Boarding houses stay open for Easter holidays
Summer Term 2023 Start of term Monday 17th April Half Term Monday 29th May Friday 2nd June
Last day of term Friday 31st March
Last day of term Wednesday 28th June
Students may move/return into their room from Friday 6th January 2023 Half Term Monday 13th Friday 17th February
Autumn Term 2022
Start of term Boarding opens Friday 2nd September Half Term Monday 24th October Friday 28th October
Students must leave their rooms by 9.00am Sunday 18th December 2022
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Spring Term 2023 Start of term Monday 9th January
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operator will ask you calmly to say which service you require. You will then be transferred and you will be asked to state your name, address you are calling from and telephone number BEFORE they ask you about your emergency. Please do not worry about this. The services will have already been sent to your location.AbbeyCollege Cambridge Emergency Phone (24 hour response in the case of emergencies) 07584 705720 Parkside Police (CambridgeshireStationConstabulary) Dial 101 General Practice (Local Doctor, Woodlands Surgery) 01223 697600 Emergency Dentist (Out of Hours Dentist) 01223 723093 NHS Direct (telephone health information 111 Regent Street Dental Practice 01223 355923 Pharmacies For advice on common problems, minor illness and over the counter medicines: GFT Davies Pharmacy 50 Hills Road Boots Newmarket Road 320 Cambridge Retail Park (open until late)
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Childline https://www.mind.org.uk/ https://www.keep your head.com/cyp https://www.samaritans.orgjo@samaritans.org123 www.ncb.org.uk www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk8330 Counselling pastoral team this strictly Matron.
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0800 1111 Mind
The Office of the Children’s Commissioner 020 7783
Choices (Sexual Abuse) 01223 358149 Samaritans 116
Keep Your Head
The National Children’s Bureau
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confidential, please speak to
Also available in school: Independent Person Student Support Workers Lee Parker, Performance Coach Betty Ko, Performance Coach
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Mental Health and Wellbeing
At Abbey College Cambridge we will support your emotional health through education, awareness days and through our highly trained and committed pastoral and health team. It is important that every student understands how to look after their mental health in the same way we all take responsibility for a physical health, but like a physical illness when we do struggle with our mental health it is important to talk and ask for help. There are many people within Abbey College that you can talk to. There are also lots of people outside of Abbey College who can help. Ways to contact them are listed under advice and counselling. You can also find further information on your boarding house’s ‘Wellbeing’ noticeboard. Useful books can be found in the common rooms and the school library. If you want to raise a concern anonymously you can use ‘tootoot’. This is an app created for students. This system will be explained to you in more detail during your induction with your house Master ParentHouse Tutor Head of Matron
HouseHouseMaster PrincipalVicePastoral DirectorBoardingofAmbassadorWellbeingStudent counsellorSchool SupportStudentWorker Independent listener
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Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page27 Places of Worship • Quakers, Friends Meeting House, 12 Jesus Lane, Cambridge CB5 8BA • Baha'I Faith, 27 Worts Causeway, Cambridge CB1 8RJ • Arbury Community Church, 263 Arbury Road, Cambridge CB4 2JL • Unitarian Church, Emmanuel Road, Cambridge CB1 1JW • Eden Baptist Chapel, Fitzroy Street, Cambridge CB1 1ER • Wesley Methodist Church, Christ’s Pieces, Cambridge CB1 1LG • Our Lady & The English Martyrs Roman Catholic Church, Catholic Rectory, Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 1JR • Abu Bakr Jamia Mosque, 1a Mawson Road, Cambridge CB1 2DZ • Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue, Auckland Road, Cambridge CB5 8DW • Buddhist Centre, 38 Newmarket Road, Cambridge CB5 8DT • Korean Church, 43 St Andrew's Baptist Church, Cambridge CB2 3AR • Cambridge Chinese Christian Church, see website for details, www.cccc.org.uk
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Local amenities Living and learning in Cambridge is a privilege as there are so many things to see and do. Your boarding team will update the notice boards regularly with information on what’s going on in the local area. For your ease there is a small selection of products available from the school shop based in reception, see price list on following page. The Co operative, Sainsbury’s and Tesco are all good supermarkets and are located on the leisure park at the top of Purbeck Road where there is also a cinema, bowling, gym and Cambridgerestaurants.hastwo main shopping centres, The Grand Arcade and The Grafton Centre. If you need any help or advice on the local amenities, please ask a member of the boarding team.
How to get to town: Walk- 20 minutes along Hills Road Bus- You can catch the number 1 bus at the top of Purbeck Road Car- Book yourself an Uber using the app. Or use Panther Taxi: 01223 715715
Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page29 Abbey Cambridge Student Shop - Price List Edding Handwriting Pen £1.00 HB Pencil 25p Sharp Calculator £2.70 Casio Scientific Calculator £7.20 Highlighter Pen 35p Note Pad (small) £1.50 Pukka Pad Note Pads (medium) £3.00 Pukka A4 punched notepads £4.00 5 Star Rubber 65p Q Connect Shatterproof Ruler 50p Compass 50p Protractor 50p Aloe Vera/Kleenex Tissue {pack of 1} 30p Always/Lil Lets Sanitary Towel £1.50 Tresemme Shampoo £1.30 Head and Shoulders Shampoo £1.30 Original Source/Sanex Shower Gel £1.20 Milton Travel Anti bacterial Gel Hand Wash £1.50 Nivea Small Deodorant (Male) £1.50 Dove Small Deodorant (Female) £1.50 Toothbrush 50p Colgate Toothpaste £1.20 Water 25p Travel Blue UK Travel Adaptor £4.00 Duracell Batteries AA {pack of 4} £2.50 Duracell Batteries AAA {pack of 4} £2.50 Fairy Washing Machine Tablets {pack of 2} 50p
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Abbey House, Homerton Gardens, Accommodation Guide Page31 My address Abbey College Cambridge Your Room Number Homerton CB2CambridgeGardens8EB My Tutor Group _________ My Huddle Leader _________________
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