Our Chaplaincy Team has been learning about how the global food system is broken, in support of CAFOD’s Step Up to the Plate campaign. The students have learnt that there is enough food in the world to feed everyone, yet one person in every ten is hungry. For a range of reasons, our food system is broken, and our students have been discussing why.
The students produced their own plates with key messages on to call for change and to end food poverty around the world.
As part of a cross-curricular project between the Languages and Art departments, Year 8 students have been studying the Mexican Día de los Muertos (Day
Gaelic football continues to grow in popularity with a boys team training every Thursday after school while our new girls team, which is being led
As part of their Duke of Edinburgh Award Physical and Volunteering sections, a small group of Year 9 students have set up a KS3 American
We celebrated National Poetry Day in school with English teachers sharing their favourite poems with their classes. In the library at lunchtime, pupils were invited
Cross country running has returned again this year to CHCHS with over 30 students now regularly attending training on a Thursday evening. The first race
A group of girls from Years 7/9 represented us in the ESSA North-East swimming gala (1 of 3 in the North-East). The Junior Girls team
