Year 12 Hastings Visit

On Monday 7th July, the Year 12 Geography A Level class went on a field trip to Hastings. The trip was an ideal opportunity to test fieldwork techniques studied in class and witness key geographical processes in action. The students used different techniques to measure the beach profiles in two locations. They looked at the impact of longshore drift by measuring the height of sediment either side of groynes. Some students also attempted to measure the rate of longshore drift with home-painted pink pebbles, which was a less successful method! In addition the students sketched the numerous types of human management of the coast.

Concert Band at The Wimbledon Championships

On Wednesday 9th July, our Concert Band had the honour of performing again at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships. Now in our second year at this prestigious event, the band were truly outstanding - entertaining hundreds of spectators and creating a vibrant atmosphere ahead of the quarter-final matches.

We are incredibly proud of their professionalism and musical talent. A huge thank you to Mr James Robinson for his dedication and hard work in preparing the band for such a high-profile occasion. Click on the links here to listen to three of the wonderful performances: ‘Purple and Green’, ‘Beauty and the Beast’ and ‘Santana Medley’.

 

Year 8 Journalist Club Visits CNN International

Year 8 Journalism Club enjoyed a behind-the-scenes look at the world of international news broadcasting. They had the incredible opportunity to sit behind the news anchor desk and present about our school’s upcoming production of Guys and Dolls.

Pupils also toured the studio and learned about the evolution of television cameras over the years. They were fascinated by how technology has shaped journalism and heard from professionals about the different paths people took to break into the industry. It was an inspiring day, offering valuable insights into the work that goes into delivering the news to millions around the world.