Year 11 Oxford University Visit
A real highlight was speaking with current Oxford students while having a full tour of the college.
A real highlight was speaking with current Oxford students while having a full tour of the college.
the group delved into Indonesian heritage and gained hands on experience playing a traditional set of Javanese gamelan.
Our fantastic tour guides shared fascinating insights about the theatre and told us about its history, construction and interesting facts about it from the 1500s to today!
The children arrived in a wonderful array of costumes, transforming themselves into Greek gods, goddesses, warriors, philosophers and mythical creatures.
Students examined three detailed case studies, using a range of historical sources to analyse the motivations and methods of activism.
The visit offered a fantastic opportunity for the children to deepen their understanding of Londonâs past and explore one of the cityâs most important historical sites.Â
As we learned of the struggles Keats faced throughout his life, my classmates and I gained a deeper understanding of his dedication to his work.
They also took part in a personalised portraiture workshop, giving them the chance to experiment with new skills and approaches.
The trip celebrated students who consistently demonstrate excellent attendance, punctuality, positive behaviour and strong preparation for learning.