NEWS
November’s message from the Principal
November saw the passing at the age of 97 of the Nobel Prize winner Dr James Watson. Watson was recognised for his discovery of the structure of the DNA molecule…
From Overlooked to Outstanding: How Small Classes Transform Student Success at Brampton
Many students come to Brampton College feeling like they were just another face in a crowded classroom — often having experienced class sizes of 25 or more. They talk about…
Study Smarter: How to Make Effective Flashcards
Looking for a proven way to boost your memory and ace your exams? Flashcards are one of the most effective study tools—and when used correctly, they can transform your revision…
Students Unite for Breast Cancer Awareness
22nd October, our college came together in a vibrant show of support for Breast Cancer Now, an organisation dedicated to funding life-saving research. Students and staff donned pink attire and…
Fieldwork in Action: Geography Students Explore River Dynamics and Urban Change
🗺️ GCSE Geography Students Investigate Dollis Brook On Friday 3rd October, our GCSE geographers embarked on a hands-on field trip to Dollis Brook to assess how closely the river aligns…
Thrills, Chills, and Laughter: Students Take on Fright Night at Thorpe Park
On Wednesday 22nd October, a group of 40 excited students and three brave members of staff headed to Thorpe Park for its famous Fright Night event — an evening packed…
Capturing the Pulse of the City: Jeanette Barnes Inspires Art Students
On Wednesday 22nd October, Art students were treated to a workshop led by acclaimed artist Jeanette Barnes, whose vast cityscapes and architectural drawings have earned her national recognition — and,…
Celebrating Modern Foreign Languages
On Wednesday 15th October, the MFL department organised a Languages Lunch event in celebration of the European Day of Languages. The aim of the event was to highlight how every…
Help me raise £25,000 for Make-A-Wish
Second Year Student, Darshan, shares about his upcoming entry to the London Marathon and his reasons for running it. When I was nine years old, I was diagnosed with a…
A message from the Principal
Welcome to the second half term of the year. This term is a really busy one, especially for our final year students who have a lot on their plates around…
