On Thursday 20th June, our Year 12 Economics students took a trip to Backwell School for the inaugural LSP Target 2.0 Competition. Students had taken weeks to research, analyse and consider what the Bank of England should do to the base rate in order to maintain inflation at 2%. Using the most up to date information, students created impressive presentations outlining their findings and decisions.
Congratulations to Noah, Ella, Mia, Annalise and Alanna who created a thrilling Murder Mystery play to earn themselves a place in the LSP ‘Year 9 Devising Competition’.
The Athletics Regional Finals were held on Tuesday and our Senior Boys Team travelled to Exeter for the event. The regional finals see the best teams from the South West region compete to qualify for the English Schools’ National final.
Our geography department have an exciting opportunity for our students to take part in the International Young Geographer of the Year competition!
On Wednesday 19th June, 13 plucky Year 8 students pitted their wits against each other in the Year 8 Public Speaking Competition organised by the English Department. Each student was tasked with the opportunity to display their verbal dexterity on a topic of their choice.
Well, two things were revealed at M Stars, the Musical Theatre competition; one, that next year's KS3 Musical is going to be the amazing ‘We Will Rock You’, and two, that we have the most amazingly, talented, resilient, determined and fun-loving students at Churchill, past and present.
We’re honoured to share the news that Harry Lim, a Churchill alumnus, has been awarded the Freedom of the City of London and was presented with the accolade this week during a Ceremony at the Guildhall in London.
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On Friday 14th June, our students and staff will set off on an adventure as we embark on our annual Sponsored Walk and Trek across the Mendips.
On Wednesday, we took 18 A-Level Business students to UWE to take part in an Enterprise & Entrepreneurship day.
Early this year, Year 9 students participated in an interactive media workshop about the risks to young people of their social media usage, with students tasked to write and produce a podcast in groups.
Churchill students have their artwork on show in a local collaborative exhibition that is being held at the Tropicana in Weston-Super-Mare this week (15th-19th May 2024, 10am - 5pm) and it’s free to attend!
As part of PSHE, our Year 9 students had workshops with representatives from The Blunt Truth, which is a collaboration between the Avon and Somerset Police and the NHS that aims to educate the next generation about the consequences of knife crime, both in a criminal and a health context.