Teen Riverfly Monitoring
Calling secondary-school Environmentalists and Conservationists! Have a go at monitoring the invertebrate life of our local brook.
Calling secondary-school Environmentalists and Conservationists! Have a go at monitoring the invertebrate life of our local brook.
Keen to develop your Academic Portfolio and expand your Super Curriculum? Then look no further!
The Academic Enrichment Newsletter is our way of sharing with all our students and their parents some of the many opportunities available in our immediate locality (and online!) to pursue some independent learning.
The Stephen Spender Prize is for all ages up to Year 13 (and beyond as there are other categories), and it caters of all languages.
This year's Sir Christopher Ricks talk will be given by Dr Kathryn Harkup. Her talk will turn a scientific eye towards our beloved bard, and explore some of the science behind his more creative ideas.
The Right Here Right Now Global Youth Climate Summit is hosted by the Said Business School, the University of Oxford and the Office for United Nations Human Rights.
The Academic Enrichment Newsletter is packed with updates for events, exhibitions and websites to support our students with their super curricular exploration.
Open Evening at the University of Oxford Physics Department - for Years 10 and above. Students under the age of
This programme runs from 26th - 29th May.
If you are in Years 8 or 9 (so going into Year 9 or 10 next September), you can apply to join the OxLAT Programme offered by the Classics Department at the University of Oxford
This term's Academic Enrichment Newsletter is full of ideas and opportunities for exploring your subjects beyond school, and for finding out about subjects that may not be taught in school. Great for building up your super curriculum.
If you have an interest in Conflict, the Military and options for Peace, this is a wonderful museum to visit.