Here are the some recent items of school news.
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An impressive 832 students participated in at least one of 100 different events at this year’s sports day, held at Thames Valley Athletics Centre. Spirits were high and house pride was at stake, as students competed for the much coveted Sports Day trophies. Mr Bartlett, SL for PE explained more below.
On Wednesday 26th June, students from year 7 visited the Chiltern Hills where they investigated the impacts that the proposed High Speed 2 rail link would have on the local area.
On Tuesday 18th and Wednesday 26th June, year 7 went on an exciting history trip to Warwick Castle.
On the 18th June, all Year 9 students got the privilege to explore, develop and enhance their skills in finance, health, practical food, communication and social intelligence as part of Focus Day.
On the 18th June the year 12 students were fortunate enough to have a day based entirely on exploring the options available to them following their A Level studies to help make wise decisions about their futures.
GCSE German and History recently returned a residential visit Berlin. It was a fantastic opportunity for students to practise their language skills and experience German culture.
Year 8 recently had the opportunity to experience a cross-curricular workshop that combined Drama, English and Music. The focus of the workshop was to explore different Greek myths and how combining the three subjects can make a great performance some alive.
This article was written by Sumedha and Kiran in 8R.
Our male and female athletics teams from years 7-10 competed in the Slough District Athletics competition on Friday 24th May. A total of 13 secondary schools from Slough took part in the event at Thames Valley Athletics Centre in Eton.
On Tuesday 14 May 2019, all of the Year 10 GCSE Geography students left Langley Grammar for a long journey south to Slapton Ley, south Devon. The aim of this 4-day long visit was to learn about coastal processes and coastal management strategies and deprivation in rural areas by conducting fieldwork in the local area.
On Wednesday 24th March, a few students from each year had the opportunity to showcase their computing and iPad skills to delegates from the Ministry of Education in Singapore. The main purpose of their visit was to understand how computing is taught in UK secondary schools.
On Wednesday 13th March, a group of students from 8R visited Ryvers Primary School to read a handmade book produced as part of their Phase project.
This article was written by Kiran in 8R.
On the 2nd April 2019 a group of year 9 students went on a Geography trip to Morocco.