Two coaches set off early on a Thursday morning with over seventy Year 11 history students to explore the gory murders of Jack the Ripper. The first coach headed for Whitechapel in the east end of London and the other to the National Archives in Kew.
At the end of July we took fourteen students from Years 11 to 13 to embark on a three week trip of a lifetime to Zambia.
Starting early, forty-nine Year 7 students left school to begin their day out to the Black Country Living Museum
in Dudley, in the Midlands.
On Tuesday 18 July Dan Freedman, author of the ‘Jamie Johnson’ books and the CBBC ‘Jamie Johnson’ television series, was welcomed by Year 7 students to our school.
On Friday 14th July 2017, Year 12 students were off timetable to take part in a programme called ‘Learn to Earn’. The idea of the day was that students would be provided with information on career options to help them to make informed choices about their futures. The day was perfectly timed ahead of the launch of UCAS and their work experience the following week.
Look for ‘School News’ in your app store and keep up to date with the latest news and events at the college. We are now using the app to push through PE cancellations, job/apprenticeship opportunities as well as all our other everyday news.
On the 21st June the Chalfonts Art Department welcomed parents, students and staff to the annual A-level sixth form Art and Photography Exhibition.
On June 23rd a group of fifty Year 7 students spent the day in the north of France.
All of the engineering diploma students were able to visit ATG Training on 6th July. They took part in robotics workshops and saw CAD/CAM (Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacture) in action with during the visit to the design studio and the CNC (Computer Numerical Control) laboratory.
Year 7 & 9 have recently had their Sports Days, where they competed in Capture the Flag, Cricket Rover, Handball and Lineball.