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Dylan Clapton - Super piece of work explaining the passage of food through the digestive system - amazing level of detail for yr7!!

Mrs Westcott-Wolstenholme

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Well done to Rowan Stannard who produced this excellent story board. Mrs Westcott-Wolstenholme.

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Well done to Charlie McFarlane who produced this excellent story board. Mrs Westcott-Wolstenholme.

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Attached is outstanding work from Henry Richmond in year 8 - this was his response to a French treasure hunt! Miss Brooks

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Robert Lake produced these delicious salads. Well done, your cooking skills are developing day by day at home. Mrs Souter.

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Mrs Souter was very impressed with the American pancakes made by Emily Green. Well done!

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Another lovely repeat pattern this time from Charlotte Smith yr 8, beautifully drawn and worked out. Mrs Pearson.

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I have received this wonderful repeat pattern from Noah Driesen yr 7, not only did he draw it he then had to work out how to make it into a repeat pattern. Excellent work, Mrs Pearson.

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Harry Needham - The evolution of the vacuum cleaner. Well done! C Raybould-Gooding.

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Henry Needham - Product evolution task - Technology Project -Evolution Vacuum Cleaner Henry Needham (1)

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Daisy Jones - The evolution of the vacuum cleaner. Well done! C Raybould-Gooding.

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Well done Samuel Yorston from Year 7 who produced this excellent mood board.

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Miss Franklin received a stunning piece of research on an artist/designer by Felicity Streat.

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Ms Messer enjoyed reading Oliver Kennedy’s poem. Well done!

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Mr Tindal set a class some work using a Spirograph.  Charlie Tate (Year 8) created this impressive pattern using circles.

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Well done Laila Middleton who made a cream tea for her Aunties birthday.

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Molly Calland produced this outstanding fitness programme - Mrs Wright was very impressed

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Noah Driesen made this delicious French cake. Mrs Clifton was very impressed by Noah's sense of initiative in working out the "pot" measurement. Well done!

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Another example of excellent work- Eve Trice in Y7 project about a Spanish person! Well done! Miss Brooks.

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Mrs Clifton felt very proud to receive this from one of her tutees

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Another amazing piece of work from a project I had set Yr7 AP over the school holidays. Well done! Joe Adams-Ledger. Mrs Lucas

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My AP/literacy Yr 8 group have been set writing for a specific audience. One task was to write a letter to a student who might be coming to the college in September from Yr 6. Well done Hadyn Kelley-Crews who wrote this thoughtful letter. Mrs Lucas

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Molly Turner made this delicious Italian dish frittata Mrs Souter is very impressed

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Here is some lovely French work by Evangeline Carter - Miss Burham

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Mason Brokenbrow, Noah Brown, Alfie Chater, Peggy Creighton, Hope Haylock and Sophie Pallister

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Mason Brokenbrow, Noah Brown, Alfie Chater, Peggy Creighton, Hope Haylock and Sophie Pallister

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ECC's Year 7 Latin students have spent the last fortnight undertaking creative projects, inspired by the Roman Forum. Lots of excellent work has been produced, including: posters, diaries, models and even a forum cake! Here is a selection of the wonderful work produced by six of our Latinists: Mason Brokenbrow, Noah Brown, Alfie Chater, Peggy Creighton, Hope Haylock and Sophie Pallister.

A huge gratias vobis ago (thank you) to all of the students who participated in the Roman Forum creative project

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Mr Tindal set some work for his class using a Spirograph tool.  Daniel Coe copied and changed the code to create his own programming and produced these stunning pictures.