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Welcome to the Brampton College Debating Society: A Journey to Excellence
The Brampton Debating Society is a dynamic and inclusive community where students come together to explore the art and skill of debating. It’s a space where your voice matters, your…
Geography fieldwork
As part of the A level Geography course, students are required to carry out compulsory fieldwork days, in both Urban and Physical environments. Students visit Stratford, East London to practise…
Celebrating Maths Week!
The week beginning 11th November was Maths Week England. The Maths department marked the occasion with jokes, questions and essays contributed by staff and students on the Maths Chalk Noticeboard….
Physics lessons…
Our GCSE Physics class has been learning about static electricity using a Van de Graaff generator. This uses a moving rubber belt to generate static by rubbing against rollers, much…
Chemistry lessons…
Practicals are an important part of the science subjects. All A level students have to complete a minimum of twelve required practicals which they are assessed on. The evidence of…
Jewish Society at Brampton College
JSoc (Jewish Society) meets weekly on a Wednesday lunchtime to hear visiting speakers and eat pizza! The society is open to Jewish students as well as students of other faiths…
Geography GCSE Field Trip
GCSE students headed to Southend to investigate coastal processes and the impact of coastal management in the area. A number of field methods were implemented, measuring beach profile, sediment analysis…
Students tell us about their trip to Venice
Riyana and Sinead share their experiences of the October Venice Trip: “During our October half term we spent a fabulous week in Venice, visiting the galleries, exhibitions, and monuments the…
The truth behind Plath and Hughes
Almost everyone I’ve spoken to about the precarious tragedy that was Sylvia Plath’s life and Ted Hughes’ influence has expressed understandable animosity towards the infamous Hughes, an opinion I share….
Photography student captures fleeting moments
Matthew Tsui, studying A level Photography, has been creating work inspired by Harold Edgerton’s famous movement photography. Harold Edgerton invented the stroboscope, which we now recognize as the flash used…
