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The official Twitter of St Christopher's CE Sixth Form
Accrington, Lancashire
Joined November 2012
It was a fantastic day full of energy and team spirit, with everyone getting involved and making great memories. [4]
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The afternoon finished in classic style with a Tug-of-War showdown. and yes, the staff joined in! Despite their best efforts, they were knocked out in the first round – much to the students’ delight! 💪😂. [3]
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The event featured a mix of traditional favourites – including egg and spoon races, wheelbarrow races, and the ever-entertaining three-legged race – along with some new and creative games designed by our PE teachers to keep everyone on their toes!. [2]
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🎉 Lower Sixth Sports Day Fun! 🎉. Our Lower Sixth students enjoyed a brilliant afternoon of fun, laughter, and friendly competition during their Sports Day this week! ☀️🏃♀️. [1]
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Their support has made it possible for our students to compete at this level and represent the school with pride. 💙. With a fresh look and strong backing, we can’t wait to see what the team achieves this season! 🏆. [3].
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We’re incredibly grateful to the @FOSC_Official (our brilliant PTA) for helping fund the new kit, and to @Northbridge_Ven Company for their generous sponsorship of our entry into the North West Colleges Netball League this season (2024-25). [2].
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🏐 New Kit & New Season for Sixth Form Netball Team! 🏐.Our Sixth Form netball team are looking fantastic in their brand new uniforms – just in time for the 2025–26 season! 👏. [1]
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It’s been a brilliant day filled with enthusiasm, curiosity, and maturity — with some excellent feedback from staff about the students’ engagement and attitude. Well done, Year 10! The future looks bright! 🌟🎓. [2]
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Today, the main school Year 10 pupils stepped into the shoes of Sixth Form students during a fantastic Taster Day with us. They spent the day exploring A Level subjects of their choice, experiencing the independence and challenge of Sixth Form life firsthand. [1]
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and attended talks about making a competitive university application and writing a strong personal statement, as well as enjoying the sights of Oxford and visiting various faculties and colleges. [2]
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A group of Lower Sixth students spent two days in Oxford visiting the university's open days, to help make important decisions about their future. They stayed overnight in undergraduate accommodation at The Queen's College… . [1]. @UniofOxford
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is a “clone town” (majority chain shops) or a “home town” (majority independent shops). Once completed we packed up our equipment and started the long, hot journey back to Accrington. All students collected excellent data that will help them complete their NEA coursework. [3]
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how the quality of measures such as air quality, noise pollution and levels of obstructive parking changed. Once in the centre we switched methodology & worked our way out of town recording the different types of shops and land uses in order to determine whether Llandudno…. [2]
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After a good sleep and a hearty breakfast the Geography group ventured into Llandudno to complete Human Fieldwork on Day 2. We started outside the town moving towards the centre completing an environmental quality survey at 5 different sites to see… . [1]
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All students learned valuable lessons in the importance of representative data collection and the evaluation of accuracy in primary statistics. The evening was spent exploring the town, enjoying wood fired pizzas and winning big at the amusements on the pier!. [4]
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Over on the other side of the Llandudno Peninsula we conducted some beach gradient and sediment field work to see how size and shape of shingle changes and affects the gradient of a beach. [3]
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We visited both sides of the peninsula to complete sand dune vegetation succession research to investigate how vegetation changes as you move away from the beach and how human action can impact this development. [2]
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Lower Sixth Geographers are currently in North Wales completing their fieldwork and have this update…. Our first day started with a not too early meet up at school for a drive to Llandudno for physical field work. [1]
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We wish them all the very best for results day in August, and look forward to them joining us in September! Have a fantastic summer break!. [2]
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