…the Parish Church at the time when Chaucer lived and worked nearby, and in which we saw the tomb of a contemporary of Chaucer’s. We finished our day visiting the…
…yet again had a huge amount of visitors coming to view our students’ most recent artwork and photography for their A level coursework. The show is a great opportunity for…
…gold dragons and red lanterns which looked very festive! The atmosphere was great. We ordered lots of delicious food, such as steamed fish with ginger, spring rolls and chicken with…
GCSE English Literature students enjoyed visiting Shakespeare’s Globe just before half term to watch a performance of Macbeth which is one of their set texts. There was a great atmosphere…
…news; marriages, children, personal achievements and so on! Many of our students go on to top courses at Russell Group universities and other highly regarded institutions, with students regularly securing…
On Wednesday 18th September, Second Year and One Year A Level Geography students visited Camden and Kings Cross to practice sampling techniques ahead of completing their coursework….
…of the college, meet some teachers and view some of our current students’ work, which is of an outstanding standard. Art has always been a real core strength Brampton College,…
…the Edukid Global Citizenship Volunteer Programme. The new Edukid Programme has initially proven very popular with students. Edukid is a charity that works to support children living in poverty better…
When Sarah Finch, an accomplished Shakespearean actress who has taken her workshops everywhere from Cuba to Sicily, visited Brampton College last month, the Bard came alive in the most unexpected…
…Tutor when choosing universities and completing their UCAS form. For the first time in my life, I truly enjoyed studying. The combination of concise and interesting lectures, with informal teacher-student…