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As part of our commitment to widening the horizons of students, Nicholas Chamberlaine School works with Think Higher. Working with universities across the UK, Think Higher promotes educational opportunities to students…
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Applications have now opened for the autumn round of GST’s Sports and Arts Fund (SAF). We will continue accepting applications until midday Monday 12th November. The link for applications is: https://forms.gle/ssJuU8GodKQKy4X29
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Congratulations to Lois who is the winner of the Alex Rider Creative Writing Competition. The judges chose ‘Undeniable Death’ by Lois as their first place winner as they thought the…
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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. We would like to thank the family of our former student Kyle Smith for visiting our school community to draw attention to this campaign, especially…
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We are delighted to invite students in Years 5 and 6 and their families to our open mornings. These will take place from 9am-10:30am on Friday 1st and Friday 8th October. You will…
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We are delighted to invite students in Years 5 and 6 and their families to our open evening on Monday 27th September.
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We hope that you have had a healthy and happy summer and are enjoying getting slowly back to normal. You may have seen in the news that the government has…
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Students in all year groups will have two lateral flow tests when they return to school. Parents/Carers will need to ensure that they have completed and submitted a consent form.…
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So this is my penultimate post about my role as a volunteer at the Commonwealth Games - not least as this was my final shift. It was also the last cycling event and (you could argue) the most prestigious.![]()
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Firstly, it was an early start! Up at 4.30am and on course by 6.30am. The course was a 16km (10 mile) loop of Warwick, with the women covering 7 laps and the men 10. My role was to ensure that the course was safe for the public and riders.![]()
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Both races ended up as a sprint, largely because the highest point on the course was a motorway bridge! For the women, the race was won by Australia's Georgia Baker, with Aaron Gate of New Zealand winning gold in the men's race - his fourth gold medal of the Games.![]()
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The pictures show my big TV moment (the yellow dot on the left), an not too happy Mark Cavendish (former World Champion and winner of 34 Tour de France stages). Finally, Geraint Thomas (former winner of the Tour de France and third this year), who launched a late attack to try and win for Wales.![]()
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Mr Parsons-Moore
