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The A-level Fine Art and Photography students have produced a huge amount of work in response to their trip to either Madrid or London, which was on display as part of the Sixth Form Open Evening.
On November 11th the drama department and a group of thirty dedicated students wrapped up their involvement in the Shakespeare Schools Festival.
We took 40 Year 9 students to Brunel University to help raise awareness of university life.
Some of our Year 11 students attended an ‘Investigating Options’ Day at Oxford University. They attended a presentation about Oxford which introduced the students to the city, the university and student life.
This year the A level art trip was to the historic and culturally significant city of Madrid. We stayed at the Hostel Agular, close to the Via del Arte, the area packed with art galleries, interesting streets and bustling squares.
The English department and 44 students from Years 11 to 13 went to visit the Somme area of France during half term to support the students' understanding of the context of World War One literature.
On the 20th October, eleven Year 9 students were invited for a tour of the Emirates stadium in North London. They were accompanied by two Year 11 leaders and two staff. All these students had successfully taken part in the double club project which is a programme run by Arsenal FC in partnership with the Languages department at CCC which aims to promote Languages through football.
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Sixty Year nine history students took a coach to the Imperial War Museum in London. The whole day was linked to their study of the 20th century and in particular the recent topic of the Cold War.
On the last Wednesday of the half term Chalfont’s hosted the first South Buckinghamshire Rotary Design Challenge. Students from Chalfonts and The Beaconsfield School worked in teams of four to ‘design and build’ a bridge to a set specification. The students were grouped in their respective age groups aligned to their key stage.