Despite a very wet and rainy start on Thursday morning, our Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award participants showed great determination and resilience as they set off on their expedition. Working in teams, students successfully navigated their planned routes, demonstrating excellent map-reading, communication, and problem-solving skills throughout the day.

Our secondary students enjoyed taking part in the Respect League tournament at Fulham FC. The final trip was on Monday and with all still to play for, the students were really looking forward to the event. 

Construction continues to be a really popular subject with our students, largely because of the practical, hands-on nature of the course. It gives them the chance to learn a range of skills, work with tools and materials, and see the results of their efforts first-hand.

It has been an exciting term for the English Department, with students enjoying a wide range of learning opportunities both inside and outside the classroom.

Neptune Class and Saturn Class enjoyed an enriching trip to Bletchley Park. The students had a wonderful day exploring one of Britain's most important historic sites and learning about the vital role it played during the Second World War.

Students of all ages have the opportunity to learn about catering, developing valuable kitchen skills, important health and safety knowledge, and cooking skills that will support them throughout their lives.