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Photography Christmas Card Competition 2022
(Posted on 12/12/22)When the winner of the CHS Photography Christmas Card competition was announced I was so surprised and shocked! I've only been doing Photography for a few months and in the competition, I was up against my own class and the Y13 Photography students. While being certain that I wasn't going to even get a place within the top 3 of...
Studying The Crucible
(Posted on 12/12/22)An introduction to the play by Charlotte Samson 10L1In Year 10 GCSE Drama we are studying a play called The Crucible by Arthur Miller. The play is set in the late 16th century in North America. It takes place after people moved there to colonise the new world and to get away from England which was becoming less religious. Therefore...
The Swan - Winter 2022/23
(Posted on 12/12/22)Christleton High School launch the latest edition of The Swan School Magazine celebrating our incredible students' achievements in sport, DofE, Art, Photography, and interviews with historians and politicians and much more! Read more in the Winter 2022/23 edition below.
Parent Governor Election Results
(Posted on 28/11/22)The ballot for the two Parent Governor places on the Governing Body closed at 12.00pm on Friday, 25 November 2022 and the confirmed results are as follows:Edward Barnes 113Wes Baker 97Zoe Lochlin80 There were no votes cast for candidates that were either late returns or void due to a paper vote being incorrectly completed...
Stepping Up From GCSE To A-Level Fine Art
(Posted on 21/11/22)The step up from GCSE work to A-LEVEL can be a demanding one, yet it isn't something you as a year 11 or new year 12 student should fear.In Art GCSE we are introduced to a world of new media in which we can use to create anything from design sheets to final pieces; that you may not have had the opportunity to use in KS3. However...
Y11 Fine Art - 35mm Photography
(Posted on 21/11/22)This term our Y13 Photography students went to Y11 Fine Art classes to share their learning with GCSE students. They led 35mm photography workshops and then helped the Y11 students to edit their best photographs. Y11s were able to bring in objects and collections of their choice to photograph. Here is what some of them thought of...