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‘Tartuffe’ is a Triumph for Year 11 +
First performed in 1664 Molière’s French farce, Tartuffe, has become synonymous with those who exaggeratedly feign virtue, particularly of the religious kind. It was so well observed that following its … Read More +
Music: Live Audiences are Back! +
We have been delighted to welcome audiences back to Main Hall for two live concerts on consecutive Wednesdays following the half term Covid-19 circuit breaker. Performances prior to Long Leave … Read More +
Summer Challenge Winners Awarded by an Author +
Our talented Year 7 writers were awarded prizes on Thursday 18th November for their efforts over the Summer holidays responding to the Library’s Summer Challenge. Each year the Library sets … Read More +
Four Primary Schools Meet the Author: Steve Cole +
We were delighted to welcome four local primary schools to Leighton Park on Thursday 18th November to meet our Patron of reading and popular children’s author, Steve Cole, during National … Read More +
Undertaking Ethical Audits at Local Businesses +
On Wednesday 10th November, the Business and Economics Department met with two local companies creating solutions to the contemporary issues faced by organisations today. After working with the visiting professionals … Read More +
COP in the Curriculum +
As the curriculum continues to reflect the topical issue of environmentalism, across the course of COP, subject departments have come together to show the collective impact that education plays in … Read More +
Politics Students Join the PSA Annual Conference +
On Friday 12th November, a dozen of our diligent Politics students joined the UK Political Studies Association (PSA) for their annual conference. In response to the current climate, the theme … Read More +
on their magnificent production of Tartuffe.
"Tartuffe has been a gift for our cast and crew as it has invited us to be as creative and original as we can be in our quest to find every last laugh.” Director, Damon Young https://t.co/FDZv09XXaD
