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  • Enterprise Project

    Published 26/09/17

    Year 8 students have been honing their entrepreneurial flair through a fun business skills game called 'Bag it' as part of their economics lessons. 

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  • The Advantages of Being Taught in Small Groups

    Published 11/09/17

    Small group tuition is defined as one educator working with a class of two to six students. This small class size enables the teacher to work with each pupil closely, concentrating on their individual educational needs. There are many positive outcomes to learning in a small group environment. This is because it is easier for teachers to monitor students’ progress and enables them to give individual attention to each student.

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  • Teaching Methods: Traditional Vs Modern

    Published 31/07/17

    Teaching styles have changed significantly over the years. The traditional way that education was delivered was through recitation and memorisation techniques, whereas the modern way of doing things involves interactive methods.

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  • Voting cartoon

    Published 04/07/17

    By Molly W

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  • A new age for the 6th Form library

    Published 04/07/17

    By Molly W

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  • Studying overseas

    Published 05/06/17

    Deciding to study abroad is a big decision. Whether you are thinking of taking part of your degree overseas or all of it, there are many factors to consider. For students drawn towards taking degree courses outside the UK one of the main attractions is that tuition fees can be much lower than in the United Kingdom. Other bonuses are that it will look great on your CV and increase your international job prospects, you could learn a new language and of course gain valuable life experiences.

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  • Learning to spot a liar

    Published 16/05/17

    By Beth S

    Never be fooled again! Learn how to spot a liar. 

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  • An Interview With Mr Pompeo

    Published 16/05/17

    Mr Pompeo reveals his thoughts on the school going co-ed and his love of Swedish music

    By Laura H, Cecily W and Megan P

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  • 6th Form College - Headteacher's Blog

    Published 09/05/17

    So, the examination season is upon us and I am very impressed by the calmness and determination of the students in U6th. The IB final exams and Language orals for A Level having been running for the last week or so and I am grateful to the many teaching and support staff who have been involved with the invigilation schedule, even on Bank Holiday Monday – the International Baccalaureate  being no respecter of a national Bank Holiday. Lower 6th students of Maths, Classical Civilisation and Russian will also have public exams shortly, being the last year of the modular system.

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  • Revision Planning and Techniques

    Published 17/04/17

    It’s that time of year again… exams are quickly approaching and you need to do some serious revision. It is not always easy getting motivated to revise, what with so many distractions, but now is the time to take the initiative and get ahead of the game!

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  • 6th Form College - Headteacher's Blog

    Published 30/03/17

    Attending the IB Visual Arts exhibition at the end of last week and the West Road concerto concert this week, I was keenly aware that I teach in a remarkable school. It may be an extreme thought but I confess that I find myself musing whether there is actually any point to studying subjects other than the creative and performing arts!

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  • Can We All Be #GIRLBOSS[es]?

    Published 28/03/17

    Book review : #GIRLBOSS

    by Cynthia Chiu

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  • Life Skills 101

    Published 20/03/17

    10 Essential skills that will help you through university and beyond

    What exactly are life skills? We define them as the essential skills that you will need to meet the challenges in everyday life. These skills are used to help you to manage situations better, accomplish ambitions and to live your life to its full potential.  They are the defined by the ability to foster adaptive, positive behaviours that will help you to handle problems, communicate effectively with others, and deal with stresses and frustration. These skills are not always taught, but often learnt indirectly through everyday experiences and practices.

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  • Pretty in Pink? 🚺

    Published 16/03/17

    Women's role in society has expanded and grown throughout history and now their image is catching up.

    By Alex Cullen and Kitty Pickthorn 

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  • Whiskers, Tails and Everything Nice. 

    Published 07/03/17

    Whiskers, Tails and Everything Nice. 

    Raise the curtains, let’s reveal what goes on behind the glamourous ‘Cats’ production at the Senior School.

    Cynthia Chiu

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  • March Music Update : The Chainsmokers - 'Memories Do Not Open'.

    Published 07/03/17

    Music Update / March - The Chainsmokers

    Cynthia Chiu

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  • Japanese Exchange 2017 - In Cambridge with Teddy - the prequel!

    Published 08/02/17

    The thrilling prequel to our last blog about the journey of the Stephen Perse teddy!

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  • Cambridge and Kindertransport

    Published 08/02/17

    Mike Levy, currently undertaking a PhD at Anglia Ruskin University, gave a fascinating talk to members of History society yesterday, on Cambridge’s role in the Kindertransport project of the 1930s. 

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