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Year 10 students had the opportunity to visit Cambridge University. They met current students to hear about their experiences, heard about admissions and student finance. The students were able to visit the Earth Sciences Department museum and had a tour around the University.
#highereducation #year10 #oxbridge #cambridgeuniversity
Welcome from the Headteacher
Caterham High has been at the heart of the local community for over 60 years providing an excellent education for all young people that join our thriving institution. We are ambitious for our students, setting high aspirations in all that they do. We aim to ensure that they achieve the best exam results possible, have opportunities to develop their talents and aptit...
Belinda Chapple - Headteacher
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Please see attached information which has been shared by Redbridge police. For further safeguarding information please visit https://www.ecaterham.net/2355/safer-schools-police-officer@Caterham.High.School
Bluesky social app 🦋 is a microblogging social media platform that gained popularity after separating from Twitter in 2021. It’s more than doubled its user numbers in the past six months alone, from 14.5 million in October 2024 to 32 million at present. Since accounts must be public, this opens the door to potential trolling🗯️, cyberbullying 💻😡 and the spread of misinformation📰❌
We’ve created this free guide – also available in podcast format 🎙️– offering parents and educators advice and guidance on the tools available to keep children safe while using the popular social media platform Bluesky.@Caterham.High.School
Please see details attached of a local Project to improve women’s safety in public spaces. This project is being led by Kuljeet Sibia from Diverse Dialogues, please get in touch with her if you have any queries or to secure a spot to the sessions.
For further Safeguarding information please visit https://www.ecaterham.net/1430/safeguarding-at-caterham@Caterham.High.School
Year 10 and 11 students at the Globe Theatre
#drama #london #globetheatre #performingarts #GCSE #year10 #year11@Caterham.High.School
Please see information that we have been asked to share by Redbridge Police.
For further Safeguarding information please visit https://www.ecaterham.net/1430/safeguarding-at-caterham@Caterham.High.School
You may already know that livestreaming plays a major role in children’s entertainment, with a wide range of personalities influencing young viewers in both positive and negative ways. While watching streamers can be fun, it also comes with significant risks, including misinformation, 💰 financial harms, and ⚠️ inappropriate content. Popular streaming platform Twitch has over 2.5 million viewers at any given time, which is why it’s more important than ever to stay informed. This week’s guide 📖, also available as a podcast 🎧, explores the potential dangers of livestreaming and offers essential insights to help you protect the children in your care.@Caterham.High.School
Year 10 citizenship students at the Houses of Parliament. Students had the opportunity to see both the House of Commons and House of Lords in action and they participated in a petition workshop.
#housesofparliament🇬🇧 #houseofcommons #HouseofLords #citizenship #laws #debating #year10@Caterham.High.School
Another fantastic concert with Caterham's super choir at the Royal Albert Hall. We were proud to have a soloist from Caterham, Sean in Year 10, who is part of the Redbridge Youth Choir. It marked the 25th anniversary of the biannual Redbridge Choral Festival, as well as 60 years of the borough itself and Redbridge Music Service, and 50 years of Redbridge Drama Centre and of course the lovely Kenneth More Theatre. Many thanks to Redbridge Music Service and Redbridge Creates for an outstanding show which included music commissioned by an ex Caterham student again. The music was performed beautifully by the 1800+ children and the awesome Symphony Orchestra. Congratulations to all involved including our newest choir members.@Caterham.High.School
Online multiplayer games like Roblox are enjoyed by millions across the world and can be a great way for friends to socialise; however, they can also expose young people to variety of potential harms. Roblox is a multi-platform game that enables people to play anonymously, which can often be something that attracts people to misuse the game and put younger players at risk of harm.
In addition to interacting with random strangers across the world, it’s important to be aware of other risk factors, such as in-game purchases and potential scams that can put young people at risk financially. We’ve created this week’s free guide – also available in podcast format – offering parents and educators expert advice about what can be done to ensure that young people have a safe and enjoyable experience with Roblox.What's On
