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Sponsor student who’s running for Water Aid!
29th March 21
The Brampton College Charitable Trust has supported the charity, Water Aid, for many years now. When they recently talked to our students over Zoom about some of their projects, one of our students was spurred into action to help. Here,...
My passion for Muay Thai and why more girls should practise it
11th March 21
A year ago today, I not only didn’t know about Covid-19, but I also didn’t know what Muay Thai was. That was until I looked up types of karate on Google last September. I used to practise kickboxing when I was much...
Why COVID-19 is a huge wake up call
5th March 21
There is no doubt that COVID-19 has affected every aspect of our world. The pandemic has led to a dramatic loss of human life worldwide, an unprecedented challenge to public health, food systems and the world of work as well...
How Brampton’s Young Enterprise is innovating life in lockdown
4th March 21
Succeeding in the Young Enterprise competition is determined by the originality of the business. This has been our main objective all along: to come up with a unique idea and win the grand ‘Company of the Year’ award in the...
“I pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but to unify.” A student’s thoughts on Biden’s journey to presidency
8th February 21
Joe Biden has been elected 46th president of the United States after four years of Donald Trump’s problematic presidency. Biden won the presidency after a long-lasting vote count of Pennsylvania giving him 20 votes. Biden gave a victory speech in...
Remaining positive in our third national lockdown
15th January 21
Almost a year on from the announcement of the first lockdown, it’s clear that all of our lives have changed exponentially. Families have been deeply affected by the virus itself, we’ve had to adapt to a new way of living,...
How small acts of kindness can make a huge difference
18th December 20
A key scene in the teenage film ‘Mean Girls’ is when Damien walks in dressed up as Santa and gives out candy canes. Glen Coco receives up to 4 candy canes , hence the famous line line ‘ Four for Glen...
Volunteering from the comfort of your own home
9th December 20
Little do people know that much of the developing world is actually unmapped. Many remote areas which are in need of humanitarian aid are not on any official map, but rather are only visible from aerial satellite imagery which fails...
My ride along!
22nd October 20
Normally when one says they were in a police car for around 8 hours, you would think they would have been arrested for some sort of crime. I had not committed any offence (as of yet) but was in a...
Brampton Bumper Book of Summer Fun
8th June 20
