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Students may not be able to visit universities at the moment, but a group of Year 10s discovered more about higher education thanks to a webinar from the University of Cambridge.
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As always, Safer Internet Day aims to create both a safer and a better internet, where everyone is empowered to use technology responsibly, respectfully, critically and creatively.
LGBT+ History Month is an annual celebration that provides education and insight into the issues that the LGBT+ community faces.
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The universities of Oxford and Cambridge are hosting a series of information days to help Year 12 students and their families find out more about applying to Oxbridge and what life is like at the two universities.
The drive to keep students active during lockdown continues with the launch of TCA Active Minutes this week.
It’s important for your mental health and wellbeing to make time to do something that makes you feel good a part of your routine. Our Librarian Miss Robinson suggests Children’s Mental Health Week could be a time to make an extra special effort to increase the focus on your feel-good activity, or even try something new.
Our older students have got creative as they take on the four-week Sixth Form Enrichment Challenge.
Mr Siracusano now has doubled his press-up challenge and doubled his fundraising goal as he aims to complete a whopping 2,340 press-ups over the course of a school day.
Our Year 7s came up with some uplifting and thoughtful words after being tasked to create 'happiness perfumes' as part of their Endeavour project.
Miss Amdur has been appointed as TCA’s first Young Carers Lead to ensure our young carers and their families are well supported, particularly during lockdown.