Sixth Form student, Joe has been nominated to receive the Headteacher’s Award this week. Joe is an exceptional student with an abundance of passion and enthusiasm for the Arts. He attends his lessons with a positive attitude and is always resilient when tackling obstacles, by thinking creatively to problem solve. He has thrown himself into…
DetailsYear 12 Broadcast and Studio students completed their Multi-Camera Television Unit by writing, developing and producing a new inter-house quiz show called “Half N’ Half”. In front of an excited live audience made up of Year 7 students, the shows were recorded in the school’s television studio. Ms Ledger was the fabulous quiz show host,…
DetailsYear 11 student, Charlie is the deserving recipient of the Headteacher’s Award this week, exemplifying the very essence of hard work and ambition. Charlie demonstrated exceptional dedication and progress in his recent mock exams, achieving excellent results that reflect his commitment and dedication. His work ethic, both inside and outside of school, is inspiring for…
DetailsYear 7 historians have been researching the system of government in the Roman Republic. Mr Priddle tasked his class with creating an engaging presentation to show their learning. The standard of understanding and presentation was fantastic! You can see from the students’ attire; they presented their research on our ‘Get Cosy and Read Day’.
In the build up to the festive season, there’s lots of festive fun planned for the remaining weeks of term:
Each of our Houses – Eden, Gelt, Talkin and Vindolanda – had inspiring assemblies this week. In each one, a representative from the House’s charity came along to talk about the positive impact donations have made to the wider community. Our appreciation goes to Brampton Foodbank, Eden Valley Hospice, Oaktree Animal Centre and Mission Christmas…
DetailsIt’s that time of year when our A Level Chemistry students have some festive fun creating a colourful ‘Chemistree’ from solution filled glassware. They produced an array of coloured solutions using acids, alkalis and indicators, then carefully positioned the flasks on the stand using clamps and bosses.
Our Get Cosy and Read Day on Friday set the vibe for the weekend. What better way to spend a stormy day, than huddled down with a good book in a cosy corner? The day, intended to nurture a love of reading, was filled with imaginative book related activities during lessons, including making graphic novels…
DetailsYear 8 have been writing ballads based on historical events in their English lessons. Using the conventions of the ballad form – including a regular rhyme scheme and meter and a repeated chorus or refrain – students have recounted various fascinating historical tales ranging from the abolition of slavery, Napolean’s defeat at Waterloo and the…
DetailsOur Drama Department are rightfully proud of the students who put on two powerful performances of DNA by Dennis Kelly, on Thursday night. Filled with dark humour, the poignant play is about a group of teenagers who have accidentally killed one of their classmates. When they realise the terrible mistake they have made, they try…
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