Cathedral Choristers return from their US Tour
We are delighted to welcome back our Cathedral Choristers who have spent the last two weeks touring the USA. The School has felt a little quieter without them!
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We are delighted to welcome back our Cathedral Choristers who have spent the last two weeks touring the USA. The School has felt a little quieter without them!
Our Form 5 boys were deep in concentration today, using laptops to work through individual French listening, reading and speaking tasks - because language learning isn’t just about grammar!
They love being able to work at their own pace, taking ownership of their learning and building confidence along the way.
On Saturday, Arlo (F4) competed in the 10th Swindon FIDE Rapidplay U1600 chess tournament. The competition is open to players with a rating under 1600FIDE.
On Tuesday, our Pre-Prep children visited Cogges Manor Farm, where they travelled back in time to the Victorian Era.
Today is National Poetry Day! Form 2 let their imaginations run wild as they wrote their very own poems about Magic Pebbles.
Our Form 5 boys kicked off the new term in style with a trip to Youlbury Activity Centre, taking on the zipwire, mastering the art of backwoods cooking and baking delicious pizza and bread over the campfire.
On Thursday morning, the Christ Church Cathedral Choir set off on their incredible tour of the USA.
Today we're celebrating International Languages Day, so surely it can’t be a coincidence that on the very same day, our Worcester Choristers were invited to a singing workshop and informal concert with FundacionAzteca from Mexico, where they joined forces for a beautiful performance of Somewhere over the rainbow.
Thank you to Worcester Choirmaster Mr Lee, for organising such a wonderful occasion.

On Monday, Form 8 had a day out to Go Ape for team bonding and team activities with Mr. Harrison and Mr. Gordon. With a full itinerary ahead, the activities started with a team game, placing a mat on the ground, they rolled a dice where each face corresponded with a different challenge: brain puzzles, physical challenges, performance challenges, and team challenges.
Is there a better way to learn about 'Everyday Heroes' than dressing up and role-playing emergency scenarios?
No, we don't think there is either!


Earlier this week, Pre-Prep took their first autumnal wander to Woodland School.
In anticipation of their upcoming tour to the USA, the Cathedral Choristers returned early to CCCS for rehearsals. Naturally, the boys worked extremely hard but we made plenty of time to let our hair down.