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 delighted to announce that the school has raised a staggering £1118.61. Thrive is a voluntary organisation based in Chipping Norton which provides practical support and opportunities for local children living in poverty. We have raised funds for Thrive for several years now and we are pleased to be able to continue to help them raise much needed funds.
The Woodland Trust is the largest woodland charity in the United Kingdom concerned with the creation, protection, and restoration of native woodland heritage. They have …
Many congratulations to Year 10 student Emily Chambers on being awarded a Gold Award at this year’s New Talent Youth Music Competition. The competition attracted …
During lockdown students were encouraged to keep physically active and the PE Department challenged students to take part in a fun Virtual Sports Day. Mrs …
Congratulations to year 11 students Dan Chambers, who has been awarded a coveted place at the Central School of Ballet, and also to Eddie Brearey, …
Eight CNS students, past and present, as well as one student who joined us from The Warriner have completed their Gold Duke of Edinburgh awards. …
Congratulations to all the students who did amazing things over lockdown to raise funds for various charities during lockdown. Lucy Evans shaved off her hair …
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