Mount Girls Visit CERN Large Hadron Collider
Sixth Form scientists from The Mount travel to Switzerland this week to visit the Large Hadron Collider at the European Organisation...
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Google search turns up perfect results for St Helen and St Katharine school student
"With the growing need to inspire more young women into STEM-centred and digital technology careers and a specific focus on...
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News About Transgender Pupils
You may have read recent press coverage (see links below) about how GSA schools are helping transgender pupils in their...
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Farlington wins ‘Excursion of the year’ award
Farlington School’s Tanzania trip has won ‘Excursion of the Year’ at The Argus newspaper’s Youth in Action awards. 15 prizes...
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The Benefits of Target Language Teaching
By Emily Manning, French Teacher at Abbot’s Hill School I haven’t always been a Target Language teacher. When I started teaching,...
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The advantages of a multilingual background
By Morgaine, Year 12 student at St Mary’s School, Cambridge I grew up in a household full of different languages with Italian,...
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To university and beyond: why I want to study languages
By Year 11 student, Flores, St Mary’s School, Cambridge In September I will be starting my A Levels, and recently I...
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Great education threatened by teaching to pass tests
Bernice McCabe, co-director of The Prince’s Teaching Institute and headmistress of North London Collegiate School, writes in the Telegraph that...
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St Swithun’s School pupils awarded diamond and gold awards as part of the DofE 60th anniversary celebrations
Two pupils from St Swithun’s School, Winchester attended a ceremony at Buckingham Palace on 16 May to receive their gold...
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Farlington student selected for Pentathlon GB’s talent programme
Inspired by winning her first GB vest, Farlington School’s Gabriella Eltham has her sights on more International competition. The fifteen-year-old...
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