Our charity fundraising committee ran a dress up day where both students and teachers were dressed up either in their school uniform, nighties or onsies. As a result of a…
Martyn Crucefix, Head of English at Brampton, is a published poet, reviewer, critic, translator and competition judge. He will be reading at the following events. Please click the images for…
Armin Ghanbari joined the college in 2006 to take Biology, Chemistry and Psychology A levels. She achieved 3 A grades and moved on to UEA with a much coveted scholarship…
Among the excellent results in the A level classes of 2013 are two girls worthy of a special mention. Danielle Harounoff and Gina Castleheim joined the college for one year…
Brampton College will be pleased to support the the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme from September 2013. This is the first time colleges such as Brampton has been able to…
The origins and nature of the First World War are still a matter of great controversy for historians, as this article suggests. Gary Sheffield describes Germany as an ‘authoritarian, militarist,…
The Telegraph’s article http://fw.to/ShSsI2R about what to do if you don’t achieve the A level grades you were hoping for has lots of good advice about making sure you are…
The GCSE course at Brampton, unlike that in most schools, is a very intensive one-year programme. We are extremely proud of our GCSE students this year, who have all completed…
Jonathan Chappell is head of Religious Studies at Brampton. He holds a PhD in Anthropology from University College London, and was recently awarded an MLitt in Theology from Darwin College,…
On Photography Education Is There an Age to Express the Inner Being? A few months ago I read with great interest a series of articles on photography education published in…