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Holocaust survivor’s talk: A stark reminder that we need to guard against prejudice and discrimination
On Friday 28th May students at Brampton College were extremely privileged to hear a Holocaust survivor, John Dobai, talk about his experiences during WW2. John was born in 1934 in…
Students present their Extended Project Qualification
Students studying an EPQ are presenting their projects this week. The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) is student-driven, giving them the freedom and responsibility to select a topic they are interested in,…
Why we all need to get out into nature
This morning, Brampton College welcomed back Jo Roberts, CEO of the Wilderness Foundation. Brampton College has a long-standing relationship with the Foundation and has donated money via our Charitable Trust…
Introducing ‘Zed Writes’…
Hi, I’m Zarlashta and an A level student at Brampton College. I’m passionate about learning all there is about Medicine and I’m channelling my energy into writing a monthly blog, Zed…
Brampton’s Geographers get out and about!
First year A level Geographers have been fortunate to enjoy two field trips during such an unusual year. On Monday 12th October, they travelled to Walton-on-the-Naze by minibus to enjoy…
Capturing a moment of tension…
My Sculptures are made from plaster, fabric and resin. They were made to be seen in an exhibition space where the viewer could observe them from all perspectives. I am interested…
Cheering for our student who makes Forbes ’30 under 30′ list!
We are exceptionally proud of Gaurika Singh whose achievements in the pool have seen her enter the prestigious ‘Forbes 30 under 30 Asia’ list for 2021. She’s already an athlete…
PLEASE JOIN US NOW in raising £20,000 for the emergency ‘Oxygen for India’ appeal
PLEASE JOIN US NOW in raising £20,000 for the emergency ‘Oxygen for India’ appeal India’s deadly Covid-19 second wave has devastated big cities like Delhi and Mumbai, but the pandemic has now firmly gripped many smaller…
The Immediate Need for Change within Society and Schools
The past month has been tumultuous to say the least. But rightly so; the activism and uproar sparked by the horrific death of Sarah Everard has brought the necessary conversation…
My thoughts on grade assessments
Out of the crypts of the grey halls of Whitehall emerges a thin figured suited man, with an aroma of black coffee following him. He sits on his wooden desk…
