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Students offered prestigious performance places
Congratulations to 5 of our students who have been offered places at some of the top (and most competitive) conservatoires and training establishments in the world! This is testament to…
Read MoreTeacher’s work selected for prestigious exhibition
Congratulations to Joe Black Ardy, teacher of Photography who is one of 24 artists chosen to have his artwork featured in the Fringe Arts Bath Festival between 25th May and…
Read More‘Air Bud’ – Review by Anonymous
As anyone who has searched the depths of Netflix knows, the 90s were a weird time that featured many strange films and cult classics, Air Bud being the former. But…
Read More‘Give women in sport the respect they deserve’ by Jess Sadler
Everyone who steps onto a football pitch, basketball court or tennis court should all have an equal opportunity to excel and shouldn’t be discriminated against on the basis of their…
Read MoreSuccess in securing funded swimming for the community
Alongside academic subjects, our students can benefit from taking additional qualifications such as the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). The EPQ involves students completing a research project on a topic of…
Read MoreMunich Exchange – Return Visit
Following a successful trip to Munich in March by our German A Level students, their exchange partners from the Albert Einstein Gymnasium school in Munich recently visited Worcester. The…
Read More‘If you could see the sun’ a review by Lee Poole
“Captivating, heart-fluttering, and electric. After hours of wracking my brain for the perfect string of adjectives to describe Ann Liang’s debut novel, If You Could See the Sun (2022), this…
Read More‘Andrew Tate is thought to influence young, vulnerable minds – but do teenagers truly follow his example?’ by Lewis Hodson and Aaliyah Taylor
Emory Andrew Tate III, born December 1st, 1986, was a professional kickboxer and is now a social media star. His sudden growth in fame came due to his misogynistic comments…
Read More‘Book Tok and what it means to be a reader’ by Julia Pierzgalska
Since 2020, TikTok has been dominated by book related content, after Emma Chamberlain made reading popular again by posting a video ‘Reading makes you hot’ and talking about the benefits…
Read MoreChemistry Olympiad success
Congratulations to 10 second year Chemistry students who were awarded certificates in the national Chemistry Olympiad. All those who entered achieved an award which is a fantastic achievement. Rowan Hill…
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