NEWS
‘Titan schools’: why quantity can never be more important that quality in education
Recently there’s been a lot of news about how the shortage of school places could lead to the development of ‘titan’ schools to cope with thousands of extra pupils. According…
Brampton Supports Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice
This Year the Brampton Charity Committee have decided on Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice as their chosen charity. Read More about Noah’s Ark Childrens Hospice Shirel writes ‘This year in the…
Monetary Policy Presentation
On the 24th of November, Simon Caunt, Deputy Agent for the Bank of England, came to Brampton College to deliver a presentation on Monetary Policy, and the targets the Bank…
Visit by Maajid Nawaz
Maajid Nawaz, the Founding Chairman of Quilliam, a globally active counter extremist organisation, has talked to an audience of students, parents and teachers of Brampton College about the need for…
Half Term Trip to New York
New York is an amazing city in anybody’s opinion – however, I feel visiting as an art and photography student was a completely different experience. Aside from the obvious tourist…
GCSE Students learn about Law
GCSE students have been learning about Law in the PHSE clasess over the last weeks. The classes worked in pairs on posters to explain what the law is, different types…
Every Day is Open Day at Brampton College
Our doors are always open for prospective students and their families. We don’t have periodic open days here at Brampton because we believe in the personal touch and giving you…
Wellbeing Workshops
We are pleased Kate Houghton (nee Bellamy) is returning to speak to our AS and GCSE students on Wednesday 7th October 2015. Kate works for a company called Pacesetter and…
A Busy Start of Term
At Brampton College we have had a busy and productive start to the new academic year. Last week we welcomed our new parents at a social evening in college. Bernard…
Sociology Speaker
On Thursday, 10th September, Naomi Ebanks visited Brampton College to deliver a talk on ethnic minorities and the criminal justice system to A1 and A2 sociology students, who study the…
