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29/11/23

Did you know...?We help children stay away from criminal gangs.Our child protection teams have used virtual reality with some children, to start conversations about exploitation and how their behaviour is placing them at risk of being exploited.More: https://t.co/RyLcchcwme pic.twitter.com/Wu0gvZIJpY

29/11/23

We have organised a Stand up Against Harassment training with the Suzy Lamplugh Trust.The training via Zoom is designed to empower people to be active bystanders without putting themselves at risk. Register to attend the training tomorrow 1.30-2.30pm ➡️ https://t.co/U86sxo1kBf pic.twitter.com/KJ7g4hJLXz

10/11/23

Students and staff remembering pic.twitter.com/0ztPLMGnUi

01/11/23

Year 12 students had the opportunity to attend St Anne’s College, University of Oxford to hear about the application process and subjects offered. They met current students, had a tour and visited the Ashmolean Museum.#universityofoxford pic.twitter.com/SUK6ssvFpO

30/10/23

Year 12 and 13 students had the opportunity to attend the UK University Search Fair at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium where they spoke to lots of different universities and apprenticeship providers.#Year12 pic.twitter.com/bk2SpmTAF4

24/08/23

An incredible achievement by Mark who arrived from Ukraine a year and half ago and passed everything in his GCSEs. He will be studying fitness instruction. “I couldn’t speak English when I arrived from Ukraine. I passed the grades I wanted.” pic.twitter.com/jcWzFvjrqF

24/08/23

Bravo Sidney who scored 8-7,8-7,8,7,7,6,6,6 & distinction* in business. She will be studying business, finance & sport A Levels. “I’m happy with my results. I want to go into events management & organisation. The school has been really supportive.” pic.twitter.com/9UnhWeyxGZ

24/08/23

Celebrations are in order for Szymon who passed all his GCSEs with 7,7-6,7-6, 6,6,5,5,5 & a distinction. He will be going to study game design. “My parents will be happy. The school is supportive and has lots of good provisions.” pic.twitter.com/R68zrw4i6s

24/08/23

Congratulations to Renzo who achieved an amazing 9,9,8,7,7,7-6,7-6,5,4! He is going to study Graphic Design, Media & Business for . To secure your place, please visit and speak to a member of staff. More info at https://t.co/J5l6wVY9NJ pic.twitter.com/29ZgVqAHfK

24/08/23

Sixth Form spaces are going fast. Secure your place before they go. To secure your place, please visit and speak to a member of staff. More info at https://t.co/J5l6wVY9NJ pic.twitter.com/3vmfPER7MB

24/08/23

Symon sharing his success with the local press pic.twitter.com/Y7UbKyfXC4

24/08/23

Lots of smiles here this morning. Well done Year 11 pic.twitter.com/YcV9gZaCN9

24/08/23

Mr Conlon sharing his congratulations pic.twitter.com/spCfqrn9DL

24/08/23

More success. Congratulations Year 11 pic.twitter.com/uqMCktFChP

24/08/23

Mr Vincent congratulating another grade 9 pic.twitter.com/xMt8q737i2

24/08/23

Renzo sharing his success with the press. Well done Renzo, we are all very proud of you. pic.twitter.com/hxH5FLrRTm

24/08/23

Lots of students signing up for our SixthForm. To secure your place, please visit and speak to a member of staff. More info at https://t.co/J5l6wVY9NJ pic.twitter.com/jBhRXf7NpK

24/08/23

Phoning home with their good news pic.twitter.com/vxZAzJU1EI

24/08/23

Well done to all of students. We are very proud of you all. pic.twitter.com/GuQQhOpE0t

24/08/23

Happy faces pic.twitter.com/HoFN4krM5u

24/08/23

Happy faces pic.twitter.com/vHTyehGVtS

23/08/23

GCSE results will be available for collection on 24th August between 08:30 - 12:00 in the Sixth Form Area - please follow the signs for entry to the Sixth Form building from Main Reception.Please visit the following link for more information https://t.co/J5l6wVY9NJ pic.twitter.com/rNpk0D9iVv

23/08/23

As results day can bring about a mix of emotions, it is important to have support for our mental health during moments of heightened stress.Please visit the school website to access more information about the support available: https://t.co/zI0v2r5AJ4 pic.twitter.com/zZTwkMrbfc

18/08/23

Message from the Headteacher pic.twitter.com/OFK9sg8qeD

17/08/23

The number of students getting top grades at A-Level is down from last year.It comes as England returns to the pre-pandemic marking methodology, resulting in a drop in the number of pupils accepted onto UK degree courses. | pic.twitter.com/LY7PxQyayF

Elephant Group

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In partnership with Elephant Group access, at Caterham we endeavour to support and encourage our year 12 and 13 students, with high aspiration and academic ability, to continue their education at a Russell Group university. Russell Group universities are world renowned for their research and academic challenge and rigour.

There are 24 Russell Group universities in the UK, including Oxford, Cambridge, York, UCL, King’s College London, SOAS, and Newcastle. Russell Group universities open up doors for future careers in law, medicine, engineering or teaching – as well as offering hundreds of other courses. Russell Group graduates are recognised for being academically able, and often recruiters and organisations will look to employ those students.

The Elephant Access (TEG) provides a range of activities, trips and experiences to support students’ aspirations, attainment and applications to Russell Group universities. For example, across 2021-2022, we took students to trips at Oxford, Cambridge and King’s College London! We also hold lots of insight, and Q&A opportunities for students, as well as personalised support.

 

Being a part of The Elephant Group (TEG) at Caterham was a really useful and insightful experience as it gave me the opportunity to think about university throughout my time in sixth form and encouraged me to be aspirational, applying to Russel Group universities.


The Summer School was especially helpful, allowing me to work with students from other schools and university students, who I got to know gradually over the week, building my confidence to ask questions about their experiences and familiarising myself with university study methods. This later helped me feel more prepared for the application process and in considering what kind of university experience I wanted to have.


Our trip to St Anne’s college was a chance to become familiar with Oxford university and its application as well as being able to speak with people who had done history there and interact with them, practicing interview prompts and talking about what I enjoyed about my subject.

The Sixth Form also supported me throughout the process in many ways. All the staff were happy to help with all the questions I had and I benefited greatly from check-ins with both Ms Machnicki and Ms Copsey, who spent lots of time with me editing each draft of my personal statement, preparing for my interview, answering my questions and helping me research my universities, as well as helping me build my confidence up over the year.

Hope Edwards (Year 13, 2022)

 

“I attended the University of York. Since I was at a Russell Group university, I was recognised for my academic potential and secured an internship at the Home Office in the Public Protection Unit in my second year. I was also able to receive lots of career support, which helped me onto the Teach First Leadership Development Programme. I continued my studies at UCL, and King’s College London, which I have found to be challenging, rewarding and unforgettable!” Ms Copsey

 

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Luke Chapman,  Ms Copsey, Zenab Qadir, Hope Edwards at Oxford University!

 

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Ms Machnicki with 12XP at Kings College London for the Autumn Launch!