Here are the some recent items of school news.
More items can be found by clicking the Archive link below.
At the end of term, just before we broke up for Christmas we had a “Celebration Event” where we were able to celebrate the amazing achievements of our young people whom had achieved an award for DofE.
Langley Grammar School has been named as one of the top 100 STEM schools in the country by the Your Life campaign.
Students from the Years 7-9 Robotics Club took part in the First Lego League regional finals at the Winchester Science Centre on 14 December and successfully secured a place in the national finals.
A Sixth Form student from Langley Grammar School has successfully earned a place in the second round of Oxford University's annual Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge. The competition, organised in school by the ICT & Computing department is aimed at raising awareness of Computer Science in a fun rewarding way.
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On Friday 15th December, years 7-9 participated in house music. The competition was of a high standard and enjoyed by staff and students alike. The audience were treated to a eclectic mix of wonderful performances from our talented students in the lower school.
On Wednesday 13th December 2017, Year 7 went to a Pantomime trip at the Wycombe Swan Theatre in High Wycombe. This being our first trip at LGS, everyone buzzed with excitement on the day.
This article was written by Sumedha Devarakonda of 7R.
On December 11th economic students from year 13 attended the ‘2017 A Level Economics Student Conference’ held at the Emmanuel Centre, Central London.
On Thursday 30th November, the annual event of Senior House Drama took place. Once again, it was a very competitive and fun event where the upper school were able to showcase their talent.
On Thursday, 30 November, four students from years 7 and 8 went to the Oxfordshire/ Berkshire regional heat of the Kids’ Literature Quiz 2017. They were selected out of all year 7 and 8 students due to their knowledge of books and really enjoyed participating in this world renowned annual literature event.
On Wednesday 15th November, students in Year 8 were privileged to have a visit from trainers from Talk the Talk, an educational charity who deliver oracy workshops to students all over the country. Everyone involved had an enjoyable time and were able to build their confidence and develop their skills in public speaking.
Year 13 spent the recent whole school focus day learning about the links between chemistry and art, learning about the chemistry of paint and its application.
Year 11 students raised money for children in need through many exciting activities, on Friday 17 November.