Year: 2021
“Bullying Is Never OK, Except…”
There was an incredible air of shock in the room, clouding the story of Felix Alexander’s tragic suicide, following his experience as a victim of over a decade of bullying….
New equipment arrives in Nepal school supported by the Brampton Charitable Trust!
The Brampton Charitable Trust has supported Chance for Nepal since Bernard’s visit to Nepal in 2018. They are a small but wonderful charity doing very valuable work in Nepal. The…
Stop the Spread (of Stigma)
On November 2nd, 2021, the American Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A.) announced that they were planning to commence human trials for a treatment, and potential cure, for HIV, which they…
Does everyone need an opinion?
I don’t take politics as an A level and I don’t really discuss politics with anyone, especially not with my friends. This is because of how I was raised, I…
“Not All Men”, But All Women
Have you ever felt your heart beat so violently that a faint taste of blood fills your mouth, simply because you notice a stranger walking the same route? Have you…
Brampton’s Buzzing Freshers’ Fair!
This afternoon saw the college’s first Freshers’ Fair take place, where new students were introduced to the wide range of extra and co-curricular activities that the college has on offer…
It’s not too late to change schools….
Student, Maddy Deal moved from her old school to join Brampton College, with absolutely no regrets. She’s just left with A*A*A and is starting Medical Bioscience at Imperial College London….
Teachers at Brampton “have really ignited my love for my subjects”
Victoria Caplin, student, who achieved A*A*A* and a place at the University of Birmingham to read Biomedical Science, tells us why she’s thankful to Brampton…. I moved to Brampton as…
Antibiotic resistance – our student tells us all about it
Our student and budding physician, Zarlashta, has been busy this summer writing a blog on antibiotic resistance in her Zed Writes publication. Please take a read here, Zed Writes Issue…
Disappointing A level grades do not mean the end
We meet so many students every year who have received disappointing A level grades and don’t achieve their first choice university place. This can be a huge shock and understandably…
