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TCA’s Head of History spoke at a virtual teaching conference about the importance of teaching British history within the context of world history during her talk on representations of heritage.
Operation Bletchley is a virtual codebreaking walking challenge which offers students the opportunity to try something different, keep fit and raise money for charity.
To mark School Diversity Week and Pride Month, TCA’s librarian Miss Robinson has put together some reading recommendations, things to watch and activities you can get involved in at home.
TCA’s Head of History has been selected to speak at a virtual teaching conference this weekend, where she will discuss how working in South African schools has shaped her thinking on the teaching of issues such as race and representations of heritage.
Well done to the following students for their superb effort and attitude towards their online learning:
This week has seen the return of Year 10 and Year 12 and it was a significant moment for students who have not been in school for 12 weeks.
This page contains information and guidance which families may find useful.
A dedicated online learning page is now available on our website to give families an overview of the curriculum for each year group for the coming weeks.
Year 7 and 8 students have impressed art teacher Mr Clifford after they were tasked with drawing flowers and sweets from secondary sources.
This week is Refugee Week and there are number of young adult books available to help students learn about and understand different refugee experiences.
Following the death of George Floyd in America and the subsequent worldwide Black Lives Matter protests, we have put together some resources to help students understand and recognise the issues of racism, inequality and discrimination.
Two students were nominated for a regional award thanks to their volunteer work at Wisbech and Fenland Museum.