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London

2017 Prize Giving

Each December, MPW’s Prize Giving evening is looked forward to by tutors and students alike as a fitting climax to the autumn term and this year’s event was no exception.

London

The UKMT Senior Maths Challenge, organised by the University of Leeds, is a competition aimed at the best student mathematicians in the country and is designed to test powers of reasoning and logic in a series of 25 mind bending puzzles.

London

Carol Service 2017

As always, St Augustine’s Church was a very welcoming venue for our Carol Concert guests, with smiling students at the door greeting families and friends, twinkling warm fairy lights surrounding their seats and a large Christmas tree at the front.

Birmingham

The New Art Gallery Walsall

In GCSE and A Level Art and Design students are required to visit galleries on a regular basis. One of the most interesting and eclectic collections of work in the Midlands is held at the New Art Gallery Walsall.

Cambridge

Children in Need - The Cat in the Hat Charity Day

MPW Cambridge supports Children in Need. Wear a hat for charity! Alex narrates the GCSE students' plans for raising money for a very good cause.

Birmingham

Birmingham Homeless Outreach Day

On Wednesday 13th December 2017 we are inviting students to come to college dressed in their pyjama's in support of the homeless in Birmingham.

Cambridge

Faris’s visit to Somaliland, Saudi Arabia & Bangladesh

Faris narrates his adventures at Somaliland, Saudi Arabia & Bangladesh. He writes that visiting Somaliland, Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh have been both very intense and rewarding experiences. He has encountered horrific disasters, met amazing people and tried to assist aid workers thrown in the midst of the Somaliland’s hunger crisis and the Rohingya refugee disaster.

Cambridge

Elephants and Turtles - A Sri Lankan Volunteering Experience

Daisy Avery-Wright describes her Sri Lankan volunteer experience.

London

Drama students perform extracts from Chekhov’s The Seagull

AS Drama students have been working to hone their acting skills this term and as part of their efforts, they performed extracts from Chekhov’s The Seagull for an audience in the theatre for the first time at the start of November. This gave the group an opportunity to put into practice the techniques they have been learning as well as becoming accustomed to being on stage and in front of an audience.

Cambridge

GCSE Residential - London, Rock and Observation

A varied programme of events in London filled a fun-packed two days for our GCSE students. They visited the National Theatre, the Tower of London, Greenwich Royal Observatory and the School of Rock musical.

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