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Undoubtedly, the world has become more equal – with opportunities for women far exceeding those afforded to generations gone by. But there’s still more to do – and today we come together with women across the globe in celebration of International Women’s Day 19, with a focus on #balanceforbetter; a call-to-action for driving gender balance across the world.
Last weekend saw Will Harding-Terry and his family travel to Stourbridge to earn his place in the England Counties (Midlands Division) Rugby U18 Team.
The sun shone brightly on Saturday 2 March as we welcomed children from across the region to our Year 5&6 Discovery Day.
On Monday, Year 6 pupils were transported back in time for WW2 Day.
Things have been going swimmingly for pupils Breanna, Jake and Cole this month.
This year, Worksop College’s theatrical cast and crew were challenged with performing Lionel Bart’s ‘Oliver!’. Year 11 pupil, Thomas Williams gives us a rave review of the production.
On Saturday 9th February, our Chinese students were invited to their Mandarin teacher’s house to celebrate the Chinese New Year of the Boar.
As part of their 'Survival' lessons, Year 7 students have used their instincts to survive a disaster at sea when their yacht caught fire and sank.
As part of the Geography GCSE curriculum, our students are investigating a tourist destination and the issues impacting sustainability in the area.
Worksop College’s domination of professional sport continues as Great Britain and England Hockey announce that former pupil Adam Dixon will Captain both teams.
Our Year 11 historians have been studying the Cold War this term and the Cuban Missile Crisis is a central part of their studies.