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Here you will find insightful articles written by CCCS Staff who explain a little more about we do, and why we do it the way that we do.

April 2026

Being a Worcester Chorister
Published 27/04/26, by Michelle Messenger
Founded in 1714, Worcester College has a distinguished reputation for Music within the University, partly due to the draw of its excellent chapel choirs as well as its large number of Music undergraduate places. A significant roll-call of composers have called Worcester home in recent years, including Kenneth Leighton, Edmund Rubbra, Robert Saxton and film composer Rachel Portman OBE. To become part of the choral fabric of Worcester is therefore to join a very special musical community.

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Relationships, Sex and Health Education
Published 27/04/26, by Michelle Messenger
Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) is one of the most important parts of the Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE) curriculum. It is, in fact, the only part of the curriculum where the government has given clear guidelines for all schools, including independent schools, to follow. As you know, we have recently had a consultation on our new RSHE Policy, which has now been finalised and which you can read on the policies page of our website. Your child’s teacher will be teaching the main part of RSHE this half term.

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