On Tuesday 17 October LAMDA Drama School visited our school and put on a riveting performance of Romeo and Juliet for our Year 9 English students. The performance was a huge success! Students and teachers alike were spell-bound by the amazing stagecraft and acting of the cast and crew, and were grateful for this enriching experience that helped them appreciate Shakespeare’s mastery. (more…)
At the beginning of October we welcomed to our school two world leading lecturers Dr Phillips(Physics) and Dr Chianello(Chemistry) from Queen Mary University of London to deliver masterclass workshops in physics and chemistry to 50 of our triple science Year 11 students. (more…)
We’re excited to announce that Elevate Education will be hosting their next parent webinar on exam preparation on 17 October. (more…)
Yesterday we hosted another successful Open day event for our prospective Year 5 and Year 6 students at our Ealing Road School. Â Our student ambassadors did a fantastic job in meeting and greeting the guests, conducting tours and showing them around the school to explore our extensive learning facilities. (more…)
Thank you to the Your Life You Choose organisers for another excellent presentation of the YLYC program. Yesterday, our Year 8 students took part in a carousel of workshops with police officers, magistrates, paramedics and inclusion officers learning about the importance of making informed decisions and the consequences that follow when taking a wrong turn in life. (more…)
Congratulations to Naufal Anam who was awarded the title of Global Silver Champion in the Data Science Olympiad 2023.
Naufal participated in the Data Science Olympiad (DSO) in May 2023. He was one of over 3000 participants from the UK, UAE, US and India to attempt a set of questions related to data and the sciences. Naufal scored high enough to place in the top 200 participants and qualified for the final round. After completing another set of questions and tasks, Naufal has been awarded the title of Global Silver Champion, which puts him in second place out of all global participants.
Here is a link to the website for more details: https://dsolympiad.org/ (more…)
This year Alperton Community School students have exceeded all expectations with an excellent set of exam results. Despite the numerous challenges over recent years, the class of 2023 have defied the national trend and have improved on the results of previous years.
At A Level, 62% of A level examinations were awarded the top A*- B grades and over 80% of students achieved Distinction* or Distinction grades on our Level 3 vocational programmes. With 92 A* and A grades and 27 Distinction* (star) grades, our students should be very proud of their achievements. (more…)
On Tuesday, 4th July, 15 Year 10 students visited the Headquarters of Accenture for an ICT workshop. The students were introduced to new and exciting technologies as well as the metaverse, which is an interconnected virtual reality space that merges the physical and digital worlds. Students were shown its potential on industries such as gaming, entertainment, education and commerce. They had to come up with innovative solutions to a specific problem and had the opportunity to practice their team-working skills and thinking ‘outside of the box’. (more…)
On Thursday, 22nd June, 30 Year 7 Alperton students visited Cambridge University. This trip was a great opportunity for the students to immerse themselves in academic excellence, explore the historic campus and gain an insight into university life. Walking through the historic courtyards and majestic halls, the students were stunned at the architecture and rich heritage. The guides shared fascinating stories regarding the university’s significant contributions to education and society. (more…)
On Tuesday 20 June, thirty-five students from Year 11 and Year 12 attended the Physics Project Open Day hosted by the Imperial College London. Students attended two lectures by top university researchers. The first lecture was about the European Space Agency’s ‘Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer’ mission (JUICE) and the second lecture about Solar Power. In between lectures, our students explored hundreds of Physics projects displayed by first-year undergraduate students developed in partnership with researchers. Please see below a detailed account of the visit written by one of our Year 11 students.
