Our March Cultural Capital Day trips were a great success, and the second Cultural Capital Day of the year, held on Monday, provided students with a wide range of enriching experiences.

Students across the school took part in a variety of activities. Year 7 enjoyed on-site science activities, while Year 8 visited either the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard or the Bhaktivedanta Temple in Watford. Year 9 explored the Globe Theatre and the Tate Modern, and Year 10 focused on GCSE-related learning through sessions on site, at Gatwick, and across various locations in London. Year 11 visited MathsWorld in London, and the Sixth Form took part in sessions with external speakers on site.

We would like to thank all staff for their hard work and careful planning in delivering such a successful and well-coordinated programme. We are also grateful to parents for their patience with communications regarding consent and for their continued support of these valuable opportunities.

Please take a look at the photos below from our Cultural Capital Day trips and events, showcasing the experiences students enjoyed throughout the day.

To read more about the activities and see what each year group got up to, please click here.

Our next Cultural Capital Days will take place over two days on 2nd and 3rd July. More information will be shared soon via our weekly newsletter. ✨