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CERN trip
Steyning pupils with the winning Under 18 Rugby Squad
Drama talk from alumni Drama GCSE Year 10 students and some of Year 12 enjoyed a demonstration and talk from one of our alumni, who is now a puppeteer having trained at Northbrook and Central School of Arts. She provided inspiration to students for the work they do on their set text by Kneehigh, giving them examples of professional theatre companies and careers information.
A fabulous time was had by all on a recent Physics A level CERN trip to Geneva. The students got a look behind the scenes of the Antimatter Factory, discovering how anti protons are decelerated to form anti hydrogen addressing one of the greatest challenges in physics: What happened to antimatter after the Big Bang? The United Nations headquarters were also explored observing The Human Rights and Alliance of Civilizations Room decorated by famous artist Miquel Barcelò, as well as taking in the stunning sites of Lake Geneva surrounded by the Alps and a dramatic view of Mont Blanc. Outstanding behaviour by all truly represented the College and added further to a successful trip.
The Steyning physics group at CERN