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Our Year 9 students welcomed Hezron Brown, who led a workshop about the important topic of bullying, delivering his thought-provoking lived experience. Hezron along with Shaquil, gave inspiring speeches, strategies and advice to engage our students. He told of his journey from a homeless teenager and active gang member in Birmingham, to a professional actor, Pride of Britain award winner and motivational speaker. He told his story with complete honesty and our students were engaged throughout the assembly.

Our Year 9 students had an insightful and thought-provoking presentation from Generation 2 Generation, a Holocaust Education Charity. Holocaust Memorial Day is an international day of remembrance, held on January 27th. The students watched and heard emotional interviews along with the live commentary of the presenter.

During the final week of the term, all year groups gathered for their respective Achievement Assemblies. These events celebrated the outstanding progress of students who demonstrated exceptional behaviour, strong attendance, and impressive Alliance point contributions. We extend our congratulations to all high achievers and encourage them to maintain their dedication and excellence in the coming term.

On Wednesday 4th December, our Year 8 students enthusiastically participated in a STEM project organised by Heathrow World of Work. The task required them to work in teams of five to use block coding to program a BBC microbit, which was embedded inside a small vehicle to move autonomously across a floor mat. This hands-on challenge was not only engaging but also closely linked to the curriculum, offering students a practical introduction to coding and robotics. It was designed to inspire the next generation to explore potential careers at the airport, showcasing how STEM skills are used in real-world applications. The activity proved to be an exciting opportunity for the students to enhance their teamwork, problem-solving, and technical abilities.

On Friday, 22nd November, Year 7 embarked on an exciting trip to the Bank of England, where they delved into the fascinating history of the institution and gained valuable insights into how money functions in the modern world. The day was filled with exploration and discovery, offering students a unique learning experience beyond the classroom.Adding to the festive spirit, the group admired the stunning Christmas decorations as they travelled through central London, making the outing even more memorable. It was a truly enriching and enjoyable day for everyone involved.

On Wednesday 13th November students in Year 7 participated in the ‘Your Life, You Choose’ Workshop. The aim was to develop their knowledge and understanding of staying safe in all walks of society. We had guest speakers from the Metropolitan Police, Crime stoppers, MASH and Prison and Ambulance services. The students were excellent and found the workshop incredibly useful. Throughout every session student remained engaged and enthusiastic about the programme.