Year: 2018
Elisheva on her artwork
“For the project titled ‘Space’, I have chosen to look at repeated structures and reduce them down to their basic lines. I came about this idea after comparing the aesthetics…
Brampton’s charity 2018/2019
Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice is a community-based hospice service providing support for children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and their families in North and Central London and…
Art and Photography students take a big bite of the Big Apple
The Brampton College Art and Photography trip to the ‘City That Never Sleeps’ proved that New York meets, and exceeds, all expectations (and the barriers were set very high!). Our…
Art and Photography students take a big bite of the Big Apple
The Brampton College Art and Photography trip to the ‘City That Never Sleeps’ proved that New York meets, and exceeds, all expectations (and the barriers were set very high!). Our…
Student Charity Committee
Every year, Student’s form a fundraising committee and choose a charity to support. This year they have chosen the local Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice. Maryam, Raaya, Emily and Sheena have…
What’s its like to be dyslexic and the unexpected perks of my dyslexia
When most people think of dyslexia, they think of seeing letters backwards or words jumbled up (like seeing ‘d’ as ‘b’). Or what comes to mind is that exhausted joke…
Girls in STEM
We don’t tend to question how we can speak in to a little metal box on one side of the world and be heard through another little metal box on…
Inspiring talk on Eating Disorders
Brampton students inspired by a father’s personal story of supporting a daughter with anorexia… Dr Elizabeth McNaught is a medical doctor with personal experience of eating disorders. She was diagnosed…
Understanding and Surviving Adolescence
Eminent Psychotherapist to visit Brampton College to deliver talk for Barnet parents Eminent psychotherapist Emil Jackson is to visit Brampton College, North West London to present a talk open to…
Mental illness: what really is it?
Maybe you associate mental illness with words like psycho or crazy. Maybe it makes you feel uneasy or awkward, or even frightened. Some of you may never have thought about…
