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Here at last!
The long wait is over as our new Year 7 pupils arrive -
Charity Golf Day
Good competition on an entertaining day -
British Biology Olympiad
Awards Ceremony at Imperial College -
Academic Society
Learning without frontiers -
Celebration Day
Speeches and Prize Giving -
Summer Concert
A rich and varied programme performed by talented musicians -
Jazz in the Park
The Swing Band at Stanley Park
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Spanish Students go green
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Evening of Spoken English
Year 7 & 8 pupils display their talent -
It all adds up
UK Maths Challenge Success -
Veterans Day
Cadets help at parade -
Design Centre Day
Local primary school children and teachers enjoy a day in the Design Centre -
Geographers visit Manchester
A taste of things to come? -
Parents' and Friends' Summer Ball
Parents and friends enjoy Motown memories
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Spanish Students go green
Geographers visit Manchester
Our Lower Sixth Geographers were given the red carpet treatment when they were invited to Manchester to tour the new £30 million Geography Department following their AS examinations.
For most of the group, this was the first time that they had experienced, at first hand, a university campus and they started with the biggest! Manchester University now has 37,000 students with over 65,000 applications each year. They have very ambitious building plans and have invested £600 million in the last decade.
Dr. Roger Braithwaite provided the vital information on entry requirements to the university and the many options available to the students; let's hope it pays off when the results are published!
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Date: Monday 30/06/2008
