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ACS have been working with a company called ‘Arrival Education’ for several years with a number of our Year 12 students. They run development programmes for students by many of the UK’s leading businesses and their aim is to bridge the gap between ambitious socially and ethnically diverse talent through delivering high quality, high impact experiences. (more…)

Thanks to the charity Artists in Residents and The Lindon Gallery, on Wednesday 17 November staff and students of Alperton Community School had the rare opportunity to experience first hand the artwork ‘Sydney‘ of the celebrated artist Sam Gilliam.

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On Wednesday, 9^th November, 2021, Alperton Community School invited a number of local businesses to have ‘breakfast’ at our Ealing Road school and to network and discuss various career opportunities with our students, reach out to the local community and continue to build sustainable relationships with local employers. (more…)

On Thursday 11 November, the charity Artists in Residents (AiR) and Alperton Community School students participated in the Wembley Art Trail launch together with Brent Council. (more…)

On Wednesday, 20^th October, Alperton Community School welcomed back a very distinguished former pupil, Dr Chet Trivedy, who attended Alperton back in the 1980s. (more…)

Before the half term break, Alperton students have been auditioning for a part in our Winter Drama Production of ‘A Christmas Carol’. We are pleased to announce that we have a wonderful group of over 40 talented and dedicated students who have begun their rehearsals this week. (more…)

The Y10 Music group attended their first Music studio session last week with Anji Turner, Clerk to school Governors. The group took up roles as producers, engineers and recording artists. (more…)

During the week commencing on 1 November, ACS will be running a range of activities to engage students with COP 26, the UN conference on climate change in Glasgow. ACS wishes to raise awareness of environmental issues, the climate change crisis and the emergency to switch to more sustainable forms of transports to reduce carbon emissions. (more…)

On Wednesday a group of Year 9 students went to The Kiln Theatre to watch NW Trilogy as part of the delayed Brent 2020: London Borough of Culture programme. The students were incredible and we had many audience members commenting on how wonderful and respectful our students are. As part of the programme, they will be performing at The Kiln themselves at the end of next month. Please see below some of the reviews from the students: (more…)