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Photographer of the Month: Oliver’s Breathtaking Day & Night Project
This November, our AS Photographer of the Month accolade goes to Oliver F, whose Day and Night assignment impressed with both its ambition and technical mastery. During the half-term break,…
A snippet of what’s happening in the College in the run up to Christmas…
This week I have been working with our medical and Oxbridge candidates as they prepare for their upcoming interviews. By the time we break for the Christmas break, several medical…
Staff VS Students football match!
This year Brampton’s football sessions after college have been very well attended. Students from all years meet every Tuesday at the astroturf pitches a few minutes away at Middlesex University….
Cracking Codes at Bletchley Park: Maths & Computer Science Students Explore WWII Secrets
On Tuesday 25th November, fifteen of our Maths and Computer Science students stepped back in time at Bletchley Park, the historic home of Britain’s wartime codebreakers. From touring Alan Turing’s…
From Monet to Meyerowitz: Brampton Students Capture Paris
The Art, Photography and French A level students visited Paris from 13th-15th November, exploring world‑renowned galleries, iconic landmarks, and unforgettable exhibitions. From Monet’s waterlilies to Meyerowitz’s documentary photography, their reflections…
November’s message from the Principal
November saw the passing at the age of 97 of the Nobel Prize winner Dr James Watson. Watson was recognised for his discovery of the structure of the DNA molecule…
From Overlooked to Outstanding: How Small Classes Transform Student Success at Brampton
Many students come to Brampton College feeling like they were just another face in a crowded classroom — often having experienced class sizes of 25 or more. They talk about…
Study Smarter: How to Make Effective Flashcards
Looking for a proven way to boost your memory and ace your exams? Flashcards are one of the most effective study tools—and when used correctly, they can transform your revision…
Students Unite for Breast Cancer Awareness
22nd October, our college came together in a vibrant show of support for Breast Cancer Now, an organisation dedicated to funding life-saving research. Students and staff donned pink attire and…
Fieldwork in Action: Geography Students Explore River Dynamics and Urban Change
🗺️ GCSE Geography Students Investigate Dollis Brook On Friday 3rd October, our GCSE geographers embarked on a hands-on field trip to Dollis Brook to assess how closely the river aligns…
