- This Catholic school pledges to be a place where each pupil is loved, listened to, challenged and inspired.
- The school in Twickenham, southwest London, is proud of its music specialism. There are weekly singing assemblies and about one third of pupils play an instrument. Everyone is musical, the school believes, and pupils can develop their talents in many groups including a gospel choir, woodwind and string ensembles and the Schola Cantorum.
- All students in Year 7-9 are expected to take part in at least one co-curricular club. They have more than 70 to choose from, ranging from sport to creative writing. Thanks to an active student voice, exercised through the college parliament, the options keep growing.
- The focus in the sixth form is to launch well-prepared young people into a variety of promising careers via university or top-tier apprenticeships.
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