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…to expand upon his ideas of vision and perception through taking photos and then painting from them, inspiring old and young artists, students or even just visitors of the gallery….

…placed at their first choice university. 16 of these students achieved a place to read Medicine, which is an outstanding result! Medicine has always been a highly competitive course and…

…the methods of today. Medieval punishment often involved torture, which included using hanging and branding as well as ‘the rack’ and ‘the ducking stool’. Bribery was common between wealthy prisoners…

…weapons during the World War I, often leaving them disfigured. In Plessen’s works, limbs, heads and objects appear drastically disjointed trying to represent the discomfort they experienced. Lastly we went…

…application, the college’s Fren*]}*ch A level course has been flourishing, both academically and in student enthusiasm! A recent highlight was the Fren*]}*ch cinema trip on 9th December, where Fren*]}*ch A…

…that had been crystallised. The 3D images of the tertiary structure were quite incredible. The day ended with a quiz which consisted of specific questions in our specification and was…

…the Chelsea district. There was also a visit to The Empire State building to take in the city skyline. For me, the New York trip was an amazing experience because…

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…

…Claudia Raymond-Hayling who achieved AAAA and is off to read Theatre and English at the University of Bristol. Please take a look at what they had to say here https://www.londonlive.co.uk/news/2019-08-15/a-level-results-day-in-the-capital…

…of our students enjoy the flexibility of choosing 4 AS subjects and then deciding later which will be the best for them to study to A level and beyond. It…