A culinary trip to Spain
Based on the idea of the Georgian and Thai cooking lesson in International Week, Students Fuen and Sonsoles asked if they could lead a Spanish cooking lesson for students – teaching them how to make Tortilla de Patatas.
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Based on the idea of the Georgian and Thai cooking lesson in International Week, Students Fuen and Sonsoles asked if they could lead a Spanish cooking lesson for students – teaching them how to make Tortilla de Patatas.
Yesterday saw our Golf Academy play in the HMC foursomes knockout quarterfinals on the Royal Liverpool (Hoylake) course.
What a joyous occasion; to be treated to the company of over 60 OWs from the 1950s era!
It was a great day for College athletics on Wednesday 4 Dec - we saw 12 Worksop College runners head to the District Cross Country Qualifiers at Sherwood Pines.
Parliamentary candidates from across Bassetlaw joined us for a Hustings at Worksop College last night.
Members of the Worksop College swimming community are in high spirits this week. The team are celebrating their success after returning triumphant from the Independent Schools’ Association (ISA) national finals at the London Aquatic Centre last weekend.
Reception children entertained some special visitors today as retired residents from Charter Court were hosted at the school for a ‘festive afternoon tea’.
This weekend, over 50 Ranby House boarders enjoyed a magical evening at the Ranby Boarding Friday Night Special – Christingle and Christmas tree decorating.
A celebration of the many cultures and nationalities across Worksop College - 'International Week', held in November, saw students across all year groups get together to cook authentic meals - including the Georgian dish 'Acharian Khachapuri' and a Thai course featuring chicken and a variety of herbs and spices.
Last weekend saw the second Exeat of the school year. This time there was a slight change of scenery as the group moved into Mason House, the Exeat House going forward.
Year 7 students visited the Yorkshire Sculpture Park earlier this month, as part of the Art school’s initiatives to take learning out of the classroom ensure broad experiences.
Last week we welcomed Satwinder Samra from the University of Sheffield to come and give a talk on Architecture as part of the Sixth Form Lecture Series.