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Year 9 went to the Imperial war Museum on the 6th of May. We divided into two groups and each took turns going to the World War Two expedition and the Holocaust expedition. In the...
Last Friday Mr Booth Head of Willow House and Senior IT Technician led our important Friday Faculty Focus which centred around Cyber Security. I am sure all of us have experienced...
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It is pleasing to have students who are willing to do more than just the standard set tasks that are given in lessons. There are two Yr11 students Joshua Riley and Jack Thorn, who...
Back in March, for the World Book Day competition, some of our amazing students baked book-themed cakes and held a bake-sale so others could enjoy their creations. The proceeds of...
In line with the latest guidance and in common with the vast majority of schools across the country, we are strengthening our Behaviour Policy to further minimise the risks...
Our students this week had the privilege of listening to a very motivational assembly delivered by one of our top languages teachers and More Able Coordinator Ms Hargreaves on the...
I was delighted this week to learn that one of our Year 9 students Prisha achieved an amazing accolade last week at a long distance swimming event – the Dover...
Year 9 went to the Imperial war Museum on the 6th of May. We divided into two groups and each took turns going to the World War Two expedition and the Holocaust expedition. In the WW2 expedition we saw different displays like military uniforms, guns and equipment and we could walk around the room and gather interesting information for the ‘treasure hunt’ that took place. When we went to the Holocaust expedition, we were given tablets to learn even more facts about people’s lives before, during and after the Holocaust.
You could walk around and see pictures, information and real life footage of what happened. It was a good eye-opening trip and it was really good to go and see these exhibitions.
Sophie Mullings
