Last week, a group of our Year 11, 12 and 13 students delivered assemblies to our KS3 students about their journey so far at Alperton. They spoke from their experience of how they’ve overcome different challenges, such as the importance of valuing their education and how changing their mindsets overtime resulted in a change in their grades outcomes. They also spoke about the importance of attendance and how missing school days can impact on their learning in later years. (more…)
On Friday, 28 November, we welcomed to our school SEGRO, a leading real estate investment company, for an engaging two-hour workshop with 20 Year 10 students. SEGRO, known for developing and managing industrial and logistics properties across Europe, designed the session to introduce students to the world of business, logistics, and property development, while also encouraging them to think critically about their future career paths. (more…)
The Theatre company Unique Company and Year 9 students have spent the last 5 weeks creating a performance from scratch! They have worked tirelessly to make sure this is ready to perform on the 9 December. (more…)
Following a student voice survey, a group of A Level Physics students interested in exploring in more detail the topic of ‘Waves Interference’, took part in a unique workshop put together by our science teacher Dr Mahmood and his Ogden trust mentor Mr Henderson. (more…)
Last Thursday, our Eco students attended their first of six eco workshops part of the Urban Oasis Project, an inspiring new community-led initiative in Alperton and Harlesden. (more…)
We are pleased to announce that Alperton Community School has been recognised as the first ever ‘School of the Year’ in the Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards 2025 for its pioneering programme transforming opportunities for underrepresented students. A huge well done to all the staff and students who made this possible!
The Awards Ceremony took place on Friday 7 November at the Hilton London Metropole and is the 10th annual Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards, celebrating inspiring apprentices, institutions, employers and learning providers.
The A-Level Textiles students took part in a wonderful workshop led by local creatives to design colourful artwork for the Bridge at Alperton Tube station, in collaboration with Brent Council. In the workshop, led by a local textile artist Sapna Patel and architect Matt Hopkins, students learned how to block print. The patterns were inspired by the vibrancy of Ealing Road, from the fabric and sari shops to the patterns of the limestone Hindu temple next to our school. This workshop was a collaboration with Lyon Park, and there will be an exhibition of the work in progress (details below). Students thoroughly enjoyed the workshop and gained an insight into creative careers, as well as a chance to network with artists and designers. We can’t wait to see the final bridge design brightening up Ealing Road! (more…)
On Friday 10 October, the English Department welcomed professional actors from LAMDA to Alperton for a live performance of Romeo and Juliet. The experience offered Year 9 students a vivid introduction to Shakespeare’s work, enriching their understanding of his language, characters, and themes. (more…)
Congratulation to our Year 10 Drama students who have been selected for the Old Vic Schools Club Residency!
In their first session, students worked with two professional actors and directors from the industry, exploring what it means to be a director and how to bring a scene to life. (more…)
This week we’ve had a series of dedicated assemblies for our Year 10 to Year 13 students led by our form representatives at our Stanley Avenue site.
Below are some of the themes covered: (more…)
