Our A Level Art students worked with professional photographer Andrew Ogilvy to produce a series of portraits to brighten up empty shop windows in Chipping Norton as part of the new Illuminate Chippy event. The students were inspired by award winning photographer Agnès Varda’s film ‘Face Places’, in which the photographer and muralist, JR, travel through rural France capturing images of local people they meet and leaving behind amazing murals for the communities to enjoy. The students were asked to work to a brief entitled ‘Our Town’. Our students worked with local author John Dougherty on writing the words to accompany their photographs. As well as planning and creating their photographic artwork the students had to think carefully about how …
This lovely initiative has been launched by the Times Educational Supplement and is happening in many schools across the country. It is a way for …
Immediately before lockdown, the Year 9s were given £50 and challenged to come up with an enterprising idea to raise funds for Aspire. Although many …
Over the past few weeks, tutor groups have been filling up Christmas shoeboxes with gifts for homeless adults as part of Aspire’s ‘No one left …
The PE Department challenged our students to take part in a series of Santa Fun Runs in aid of Katharine House Hospice. Students were asked …
The Year 7s decided earlier this term that they would like to organise a Christmas collection of essential food items for the North Oxfordshire Community …
We held a ‘Non-Uniform Day’ on October 21st in aid of local charity, Thrive. Our students were very generous with their donations and we are …
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