Category: Academic
How Maths is helping to solve real-world problems
During 2020 and 2021 we heard a lot about ‘case number predictions’, ‘flattening the curve’ and ‘keeping the R value below 1’. Thanks to a fascinating talk by James Allen from Portsmouth University (21 March), our Maths students got to grips with the mathematical modelling that supports such phrases, learning more about how these predictions …
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Classics students hold ancient Rome in their hands
Our Classics students immersed themselves in Roman culture on Tuesday (16 April), handling ancient coins and tokens at a fascinating talk given by Dr Clare Rowan, Associate Professor at the University of Warwick. Classics teacher Lauren Cox, said, “It was a real treat to share in Clare’s passion for Roman coins and to have the …
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Alumni demystify medicine and dentistry admissions tests
Lower Sixth students attending a workshop about the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT)
Paving the way for future doctors, dentists and vets
Last night we welcomed around 50 Year 11 applicants plus parents and carers to our Medical Sciences event for would-be doctors, dentists and vets. Kicking off with an overview of the support College students can expect as part of our specialist pathway, our visitors also took part in lab sessions tailored to their career interest …
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Winning beach hut design lands Annice work experience
Congratulations to Lower Sixth 3D Design student Annice for her winning beach hut prototype, which has secured her a week’s architectural work experience. Head of 3D Design and Engineering Rebecca Degiorgio ran the competition as a ‘warm-up’ exercise before next year’s formally assessed coursework. She said, “We asked Jhonnatan, an architect with WS Planning & …
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Insights into MVD and Public Health
Year 10 students from some of the College’s partner schools have been involved in a series of taster sessions at the College to help develop their interest in Medicine, Veterinary Science Dentistry (MVD), and other healthcare related fields. As well as meeting Lower Sixth students on the College’s MVD Programme, the Year 10s collaborated with College students on a Public Health Campaign that involved producing a campaign poster for the general …
7 students receive Carbon Literacy Award
Congratulations to the 7 Reigate College students who’ve joined the group of 80,000 people who are now certified as carbon literate! The Carbon Literacy Award is run as part of the College’s Enrichment Programme and forms part of its larger College commitment to sustainability. Students meet weekly for 7-8 weeks to complete 5 interactive modules and finish the award by …
Event showcases women’s careers in science, maths and engineering
A huge thank you to all our wonderful speakers and student helpers for making our Women in STEM applicant event such a success last night (Wednesday 24 January). Over 50 young women who have applied to study Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) subjects at Reigate College this September heard from inspiring women working in …
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Additional collection date for exam certificates
There is one more chance for 2023 Leavers to collect exam certificates this Saturday (20 January) between 10am and 1pm. Be sure to bring appropriate photo ID (Passport; Driving Licence; or a proof of age (PASS) card) that has your photo and address. Certificates cannot be given without this. Not around? To nominate another person …
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Special effects insight event for Film students
Eduardo Castells Mateo, a special effects artist at Moving Picture Company, visited the College on 7 December, to give Film, Media and Creative Digital Media Production students an insight into the world of visual effects. Yvonne McCoach, Film Studies teacher who organised the visit said, “It’s opportunities like these that make all the difference to …
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