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Highest-achieving sixth form college in London for 18th successive year
We are proud to announce that Brampton College has maintained its position as London’s highest-achieving sixth form college for the 18th year in succession! According to official figures released last…
Brampton Marks Holocaust Memorial Day
Holocaust Memorial Day 2019 falls on Sunday 27th January; a day that we remember the atrocities of WW2 and the murder of 6 million Jews, the millions of people killed…
Brampton College hosts an evening with Anthony Julius and Jonathan Goldstein on ‘Anti-Semitism: a current perspective’
On Monday night we were delighted to host an important talk on ‘Anti –Semitism: a current perspective’, a conversation between Anthony Julius and Jonathan Goldstein. Both of the speakers have…
In Conversation with Anthony Julius & Jonathan Goldstein
Monday 14th January, 6.30 – 8.00pm Anthony Julius is a renowned lawyer and Deputy Chairman of Mishcon de Reya. He is also an academic and the author of several…
Sociology students hear from the professionals
On Monday December 10th, all Sociology students attended the ‘Sociology in Action’ conference which was held in central London and designed to broaden A level sociology students’ general and subject…
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…
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…
The real cost of mobile phone usage
Ian Williamson, child and adolescent psychologist, explains to Brampton College parents why they should restrict their child’s use of mobile phones. To kick-off the series of our teenage wellbeing and…
Has feminism gone too far? Brampton students discuss!
Monday lunch times just won’t be the same. Discussions on all sorts of relevant topics sparking the most intriguing and compelling debates. Last week’s edition began with the question of…
