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Enjoy your holidays and we look forward to seeing you for summer term!

24/03/26

Today we are celebrating our Long Serving Staff Members!

20/03/26

We are wishing you a Happy Eid Al-Fitr!

19/03/26

Hear from Deividas about why he choose HCACP for 6th Form

09/03/26

Happy International Women's Day for yesterday!

05/03/26

Have you spotted Wally around HCACP this World Book Day?

05/03/26

Hear from some familiar faces about what they used to read when they were your age!

05/03/26

Happy World Book Day!

03/03/26

We are so excited for our offer holders to see everything our school has to offer!

02/03/26

Happy National Careers Week!

02/03/26

We would like to extend our congratulations to the Year 6 students who have secured a place with us for September 2026!

27/02/26

To end a great day, please enjoy this personalised video message from Jamaican MP Rhoda Moy-Crawford, Minister of State in the Ministry of Education!

27/02/26

What Miss Grant Loves most about being Jamaican!

27/02/26

Such a pleasure to hear our incredible steel pan band perform today!

27/02/26

Look at what we all had for lunch this Jamaica Day!

27/02/26

Check out what our staff are wearing for Jamaica Day!!

27/02/26

Happy Jamaica Day from Ms McLeod-Bristol! #JamaicaDay

27/02/26

'Being Jamaican is a vibe!' - Ms Strachen

27/02/26

Today we celebrate Jamaica Day. The theme is Celebrating Jamaica: Championing Kindness, Courage and Community.

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Posted on November 6th 2013

SOAS

On Wednesday, September 18th 2013 a group of keen Year 13 students made their way down to The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS); a constituent college of the University of London.

The day was packed with informative, relevant talks on each of the most popular subject choices at the school, as well as a tour of the campus followed by a short Q&A session. Specifically, my favourite part of the day had to be the talk on Arabic, never before had I learnt so much about such a huge language in such a short period of time. The day really opened my eyes up to new horizons in these sorts of areas, as the University offers a huge range of courses from Anthropology to Music. It was also worthwhile to see how students were coping with University life. The group highlight was definitely the tour of the library which is open to all of the students at the school; their collection was extensive which really harboured a great working environment. The trip has helped us all in our choices for UCAS this term, a really informative visit! 'Knowledge is Power'

David Gayle, 13CT-1