Category: Senior School

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9th October 20

For their Foundation Diploma course launched this year at Claremont, Year 12 BTEC dancers enjoyed a session with professional dancer, Jordan Nesbitt who appeared in Mamma Mia 2. Jordan worked with all the students in dance exam classes to extend their contemporary training with some complex choreography. Mrs Eckhoff said “What a joy it was…

9th October 20

Being a teenager in the 21st Century is challenging enough, but in an increasingly digital world, where one’s actions, achievements, ideas and opinions are often the subject of public scrutiny on social media, young people who are happy in their own skin are well placed to take the rough with the smooth. Ladies and gentlemen,…

10th February 20

This term, Year 11, 12 and 13 physicists ventured to Geneva for a truly mind-blowing trip to CERN! The European Organisation for Nuclear Research (known as CERN) is a research organisation that operates the largest particle physics laboratory in the world. It houses the World-Famous Large Hadron Collider; a 27 Kilometre ring of electromagnets which…

7th February 20

2020 got off to a great start for Year 12 and 13 Biologists as they participated in the first ever residential Science trip! Aimed at enriching certain parts of the A level biology specification, students made their way to Cornwall to visit Paignton zoo, and the well known, popular tourist attraction, come education centre, come…

30th October 19

Today, our senior school assembly was hosted by the International Schools Partnership’s lead charity, the UK based Street Child United.  In a packed Space Theatre, Co-Founder and CEO John Wroe and Street Child United World Cup Squad footballer, Sam Richards delivered an intriguing and  humbling insight into the work the charity carries out across the…

28th October 19

Year 11 artists took a trip to the coolest photography exhibition in town this week in search of inspiration for their own future projects. Captivated by Olafur Eliasson’s In Real Life installations at London’s Tate Modern, the students later experimented with different photographic styles to create some of their own ‘sense heightening’ works of art. Take…