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…even more diverse range of tools and techniques to maintain engagement and reduce ‘screen-time’ where possible. However, it is not only the delivery of lessons that is important to ensure…

…field trip 16th-17th October at Juniper Hall for A2/A1/A1t students: This is a great chance for Biology students to get to know each other. Students will be completing activities such…

…college in London is its exceptionally small class sizes — typically around seven students. This creates an environment where you can: Ask questions without hesitation Receive detailed, personalised feedback Take…

GCSE Photography at Brampton College: Capture Moments, Create Meaning, Tell Visual Stories Do you enjoy taking pictures on your smart phone? Perhaps you even use a camera? Or do you…

…youth crime, particularly knife crime and youth violence. She shared her personal experiences with us, and compellingly discussed several widely known cases, such as the murder of Stephen Lawrence, the…

…look forward to working with them in the future. A level student Jonathan commented ‘It has been a privilege to participate in the insightful talk given by Susan Pollack since…

Congratulations to Shayna who was the January photographer of the month with her amazing photograph titled “Lady entering her home” which Shayna took in December 2023 while visiting Gujarat, India.

…impressed. The smash hit musical lives up to all the hype surrounding it, even several years after it first premiered. The performance, which still sells out every evening and matinee,…

…When information is successfully retrieved from memory, its representation in memory is changed such that it becomes more recallable in the future (Bjork, 1975); and this improvement is often greater…

…their own stories. After lunch, we then visited the Library’s ‘Treasures’ gallery, which houses one of the finest collection of rare and important texts in the country. We saw a…