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Music at Lunchtime – Friday 4th October
Last Friday’s recital was a truly captivating event, showcasing the incredible talent and musical diversity of our students. The evening began with a smooth yet energetic rendition of Brahms’ ‘Hungarian…
Miss Hamalis’ Bulletin – Monday 7 October 2024
Dear Parents As I reflect on the start of this academic year and the many events we’ve hosted, including today’s wonderful Open Morning, I am constantly reminded of how fortunate…
Football Fixtures Update: U15 ISFA Cup & Year 7 Middlesex Cup
U15 Football On Tuesday, 1st October, the U15 team played against St. James in the first round of the ISFA Cup. After a team talk from Mr. Garnett, we were…
Channing’s STEM Students Explore CERN
CERN 2024 – Channing Trip In September, 29 students & 4 staff visited Geneva to see CERN, the United Nations, the History of Science Museum, and the Meyrin Vivarium Museum….
National Poetry Day Assembly
This year, the theme for National Poetry Day was ‘counting,’ and members of Channing’s Year 13 Literary Society embraced the opportunity to delve into various poems connected to this concept….
Year 11 Concert – Tuesday 1st October 2024
On Tuesday, we held our first formal concert of the academic year in the Arundel Centre. This concert formed part of the Year 11 GCSE Music group’s performance examination, with…
Music at Lunchtime – Friday 27th September
Last week’s lunchtime concert was a stunning showcase of talent and emotion, beginning with a beautifully emotive performance of “Losing My Mind” from the iconic musical Follies by Stephen Sondheim….
Miss Hamalis’ Bulletin – Monday 30 September 2024
Dear Parents Following last week’s assembly, where I encouraged the girls to take inspiration from Responsibility Badger and embrace greater responsibility, I was delighted to introduce the exciting range of…
Channing School Sports Highlights: A Week of Thrilling Matches
U15 Team vs. Teddington School On Monday, the U15 team travelled to Teddington School to compete in the first round of the ESFA competition. Channing started strong, but Teddington was…
Senior Geography Society Welcomes Professor Danny Dorling
The Senior Geography Society was delighted to welcome back Professor Danny Dorling to speak at St Aloysius’ College on his new book, “Seven Children: Inequality and Britain’s Next Generation.” This…