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  • Fashion Industry Work Experience

    Published 24/01/17
    There is an opportunity for some work experience with one of our alumni - Samata Pattinson. She has advertised a work experience placement on her upcoming event 'The Tribe' - an event all about empowering women.
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  • The 39 Steps

    Published 24/01/17
    Tickets are on sale NOW for the production of The 39 Steps! 11 Sixth Form students will play a total of 130 characters in this play with drama, high-jinks, plot twists, slapstick comedy, silly accents and lots of moustaches guaranteed!
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  • Spring History Forum

    Published 24/01/17
    The annual Cambridge History Forum is coming up on Saturday 4th March with the theme 'Revolutionaries and Revolutions' at Selwyn College. The day runs from 10.00-13.15 and consists of three lectures:
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  • Christmas Carol Concert

    Published 13/12/16

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  • Santa, Lies, and a very Merry (psychologically destructive) Christmas to you

    Published 06/12/16
    A new study conducted by two psychologists has warned that parents encouraging the belief of Father Christmas can actually cause psychological damage and throw off a child's moral compass.
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  • Woman of the Week - Hope Jahren

    Published 04/12/16
    time-100-2016-hope-jahrenHope Jahren is a geochemist, geobiologist, and recent author, with an extensive list of
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  • RIP Vine

    Published 04/12/16
    24/1/13 - 30/10/16 
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  • Ellen Degeneres - Comedians in politics

    Published 04/12/16
    Ellen Degeneres has been, arguably, one of the most influential people, and indeed one of the best comedians, of recent times. Her passion for equality, fairness, positivity, optimism and humility set an example for the 15 million people who tune into her show every week, and also the 18 million youtube subscribers she brings in.
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  • Woman of the Week - Vera Rubin

    Published 22/11/16
    rubinYou've almost definitely heard of dark matter, but have you heard of the woman who proved it's existence? The first evidence of dark matter was found by the astronomer Vera Rubin in the 1970s, who observed that stars at the edge of galaxies move much faster than expected. Calculations using visible mass predicted that the stars should be moving considerably slower speeds, so something else had to be causing this increase in velocity; dark matter. The phenomenon had been predicted in the 1930s by Fritz Zwicky but it wasn't until Rubin 40 years later that it was proven.
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  • District Cross Country

    Published 22/11/16
    If there are any county standard cross country runners who wish to take part in the District Schools Cross Country Championships to try and gain selection for the county team please email Mrs Booth on lb@stephenperse.com asap.run
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  • Cats!

    Published 22/11/16
    The production of Cats the musical is in the final stages of rehearsal - get your tickets quick and make sure to attend what I'm sure will be a fantastic show. Good luck to those involved! img_3398
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  • History Society

    Published 22/11/16
    This term in History Society, members of the History department are taking the lunchtime session to give us a talk on an area of interest or expertise. So far we have heard about indigenous Canadian tribes from Mr Connor and how their societies functioned, interacted with foreign invaders and how they continue to live in modern-day Canada. Mrs Stanley discussed the American Civil War and how the legacy of it has sometimes distorted the conflict's root causes. This week Dr Tustin spoke of 'The Northern Ireland Troubles - The Perspective of a Biased Veteran'. He gave us an insight into what it was like for him to serve as a soldier during the Troubles and how the conflict was fought out militarily and politically.
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  • Donald Trump's campaign - highs and lows

    Published 20/11/16
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  • Comedians in politics - Stephen Colbert

    Published 20/11/16
    Stephen Colbert got famous playing a fictional character named Stephen Colbert, who plays a parody of televised conservative political pundits. Which sounds confusing, but it's all so much more than that! He has over the years, been a significant part of three shows - 'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart', 'The Colbert Report' and most recently, 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert'. Through his years of being a political comedian, he has done a huge amount for American politics, in particular.
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  • Read!

    Published 20/11/16
    Twelve fiction books written by American writers to read before you go to uni - "to impress your peers with how cultured and well-rounded you are"- Ms Kedie
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  • Resources available

    Published 20/11/16
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  • Firenze!

    Published 10/11/16
    unnamedThe town of the infamous Medici family, world renowned Uffizi Art Gallery and Nazi-defying Ponte Vecchio. Although the beginning of our trip was not perfect, thanks to the well-timed Italian air-strike - our baggage was hostage in Pisa for about 7 hours. Our first day ended with the ultimate reunion of our bags along with the sainthood of Miss Cresswell; who had fought long and hard for our precious belongings! Our next three days was packed full with excursions including church crawls, intense Italian lessons, museum visits and many, many gelato breaks. An all-round favourite was the Gucci Museum which contained fabulous shoes, dresses and of course, refreshments in our main rendez-vous on the Piazza della Signoria. The Basilica di Santa-Croce amazed each and every one of us as we went from tomb to tomb gazing upon the final resting places of Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli, Rossini and many more impressive names.
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