Last week we hosted our annual Open Day event at our Ealing Road school for our prospective Year 5 and 6 students and we were delighted to see so many parents and carers attending the event. The school was buzzing with excitement. Parents were invited to take a tour of the school, explore our learning facilities, meet with some of our staff and faculty members, and get a feel of our vibrant and welcoming school community. Parents were also able to ask questions, gather information about our school and the admission process. (more…)
Well done to all Y7’s who took part in the team bonding morning on Thursday 19th September. During the assembly, students took part in a team bonding quiz and below are the results of the winning teams:
We are delighted to welcome to our school community our new Headteacher Mr Christopher Dixon. Please see below his letter of welcome to all parents and carers: (more…)
Alperton Community School has once again produced another excellent set of GCSE and A Level results. While national results have fallen to 2019 levels, the results achieved by the students at Alperton Community School have continued to improve year on year.
At A level, 55% of examinations were awarded the top A*- B grades and over 75% of students achieved Distinction* or Distinction grades on our Level 3 applied programmes. With 96 A* and A grades and 27 Distinction* (star) grades, our students should be very proud of their achievements. (more…)
A huge thank you to the Music, Drama, Art, Media and Textiles teams for all of their hard work in organising and delivering such an amazing Creative Arts and Culture Day event this year. We were inspired by the talent displayed at the Arts and Media exhibition, moved by the musical and dramatic performances and dazzled by the fashion show. There were over 180 students and staff who attended the event and they all had an incredible time! (more…)
Among the many workshops, competitions and live events our English department have hosted this year, they have also organised a creative competition in the honour of Stephen Lawrence during the Summer term, and the artwork displayed on the right, created by our talented student Sumera, was the winning entry in the competition. (more…)
Our students in Years 7-10 were given the opportunity to submit their solutions for this year’s Southampton Maths Challenge, which consists of a set of interesting and challenging mathematical problems that students are expected to work on at home. This year, Vrishab, scored high enough to be invited to the awards ceremony at Southampton University, where he was awarded a Certificate of Merit. A huge well done to Vrishab for his hard work and resilience! (more…)
Thank you to all the staff for delivering one of the best Activities Week we’ve had so far, which provided students with so many amazing events and opportunities, such as trips, character days, workshops, challenges and two competitive sports days. All students showed a lot of enthusiasm and it was nice to see how engaged they were in learning new skills. (more…)
On Wednesday 3 July, our science teachers Dr Mahmoud and Ms Khalil accompanied a group of our Year 10 students to the UCL main campus in Euston to take part in the final conference of the UCL’s ORBYTS educational programme.
Since January, the students attended the “UCL Quantum Club”, an extracurricular science club organised and led by Dr Mahmood, as part of the ORBYTS study programme, which allowed students to work with academics and get involved in a real research project. During the workshops, the students were joined by Dr Robert Banks from the UCL, who introduced them to quantum computing and worked with them on finding possible solutions to the intriguing “max-cut” problem. (more…)
On Monday 1st July 2024, celebrated author, Janice Hallett, delivered two brilliant workshops for our Year 9 students at our Ealing Road library. Janice Hallett is a local author on the world stage for her many novels, and was particularly excited about coming to visit us because we share the namesake of this wonderful town –Â Alperton.
Known for her gripping mystery novels and unique storytelling style, Janice captivated the audience as she shared the inspiration behind her most recent book: “The Mysterious Case of the Alperton Angels”.
During the workshops, Hallett and a spirited group of Y9 students engaged with the novel, exploring some of the very sensitive and important aspects of the text that have made it such a memorable and moving story.
