Here are the some recent items of school news.
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On Tuesday 15th May, Year 7 got the opportunity to watch a German play, performed by a German drama group called “Onatti”. The aim of the play was to help us increase our vocabulary and of course have fun whilst we learn.
Following our year 7 Focus Day, ‘Race for the Line’; four teams of students qualified to take part in the Regional Final where they raced their rocket cars against students from other schools. The event took place in at RAF Benson in Oxfordshire in a huge aircraft hangar.
On April 24th economic students from year 13 attended the ‘Economics A Level Grade booster workshop 2018’ held at the Vue cinema, Westfields.
On Wednesday 18th April, Year 7 students of Langley Grammar School were taken to see a performance of Shakespeare's, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' at the famous Globe Theatre in London.
Our GCSE classics students recently returned from their residential visit to the historic site of Pompeii in southern Italy, famous for being buried in ash following the devastating eruption of Mt Vesuvius in AD79.
On the 20th March, students from Langley Grammar, St Bernard’s Catholic Grammar school and Upton Court Grammar school formed the Slough Youth Orchestra and performed at the Curve arts venue in Slough.
A group of Year 9 students took part in the regional round of the PiXL 'Up for Debate' programme.
Students in Year 7 finally had the chance to race their rocket cars with the help of members of the Royal Air Force. The students had previously designed and made their cars on their joint science, computing and design technology focus day in the Autumn Term.
On Tuesday 20th March, GCSE Art students paid a visit to the London Aquarium and the Natural History Museum to get some inspiration for their work back at school.
Our Year 8 Geography students recently travelled to the Queen Elizabeth Park in east London to learn more about the different approaches to managing river flooding along the River Lea and River Thames.