The award-winning Wise Children production of The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk, directed by Emma Rice was rehearsed in isolation so that the show could be performed in its intimate original form with no social distancing. The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk is set during the turbulence of the early 20th century, and explores the complex relationship between the expressionist artist Marc Chagall and his wife, the writer Bella Rosenfeld, as they are forced to leave their home and move around Russia and Europe. It is a wistful celebration of the endurance of love and art, and serves as an important reminder of what to hold on to in times of difficulty.
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Student innovation: Quiz Phoenix
If your family fancies a break from flipped monopoly boards this Christmas, Anna in year 9 has just the website for you: Quiz Phoenix.

Computational Thinking Challenge
Many congratulations to all 242 pupils who entered this year's UK Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge.

Behind every male sonnet writer…
Year 9 recently had the opportunity to watch a recorded version of the play ‘Emilia’ by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm, performed by an all-female cast.
‘Here, what counts are ideas. And in the heat of adolescence, students can develop what they think and believe is important, often giving them confidence that will last a lifetime.’ Read @clsghead ‘s article in today’s @telegraph via the link in our bio.
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24 November 2023
Year 12 mathematicians had a great trip to the maths in action conference last week. Topics covered included Fermat's last theorem and transforming mobius strips, how MRI scanners function & how numbers determine which musical notes sound good together.
