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Welcome to Chesterton Community College. I am proud to be Principal of the College: proud of our great students and staff and proud of our partnership with parents. We work hard to develop happy, confident, rounded young people who achieve their potential and who go on to be successful citizens of the 21st century. Please do take some time to browse the site using the menu to the left of this text. Some sections require users to be logged on - this is a login for staff and students at the College, visitors can login as guest to most areas of the site. Mark Patterson, Principal ___________________________________________________ 'Grouping students at Chesterton' policy ___________________________________________________ Year 11 Summer 2009 GCSE record results for Chesterton! 77% of students achieved at least 5 A*-C grades! 34% of all grades awarded were A* or A! ___________________________________________________ Key Stage 4 Induction Evening Revision Guides Click Here for the resources used in the Key Stage 4 Induction Evening ___________________________________________________ Ofsted Inspection, October 2008: Ofsted describe Chesterton as a good school with outstanding features! *You will require Adobe Reader to view the Ofsted Report. You can download it from the left hand side of this page. ___________________________________________________ i-Behave - view information about Chesterton's behaviour recording and communication system here ___________________________________________________ Helping your child succeed at Chesterton, 'Top 10 Tips' Click Here ___________________________________________________ Key Stage 4 Options Booklet for courses begining September 2010 Click Here ___________________________________________________ Contact Details Chesterton Community College Tel: +0044 (0)845 0920375 or +0044 (0)1223 712150* Email:office@chesterton.cambs.sch.uk You can email any member of staff by using their initial and surname then '@chesterton.cambs.sch.uk' eg. jbloggs@chesterton.cambs.sch.uk ___________________________________________________ STUDENT ABSENCE Is your son/daughter absent from school today? YOU MUST CONTACT THE SCHOOL BY 8.50am EITHER THROUGH: Calling: +0044 (0)845 0920376 or +0044 (0)1223 712648 (Pupil absence only)* or Email: attendance@chesterton.cambs.sch.uk Attendance Information for parents *Calls to 0845 numbers will cost no more than 4p per minute for BT customers. Call charges from other companies or mobile networks may vary and you may want to check this with your service provider. Please be aware that 0845 numbers may not be included in some 'inclusive minutes' packages and some mobile companies may charge up to 35p per minute for these calls. The College operates 0845 numbers to provide extra lines for parents to contact the College at peak times. | Skip BBC School Report BBC School ReportBreaking Good NewsChesterton Singers at King's College Chapel The second part of our joint project with King's was to sing with their scholars the two pieces we had rehearsed when they visited Chesterton earlier in the month. Stephen Cleobury directed them in Purcell's "Hear my prayer, O Lord", and seemed please with the results. He later commented: "We greatly enjoyed welcoming you all to the chapel: the children The rehearsal he referred to was for evensong that evening, and we all learnt a lot from watching the interaction between him and the choristers, admiring their focus and musicianship. Many parents came to support, which was nice, and we are hoping to make a return visit in the summer term. This week sees Chesterton Singers, Percussion Ensemble, Orchestra and Recorder Consort at West Road fo r the Cambridgeshire Music Festival. Wish us luck! Champions Year 10/11 basketball final: They did it! The team is now recognised as the best in Cambridgeshire. In the County final, Chesterton played against the Thomas Deacon Academy from Peterborough. After taking an early lead, the students played some excellent basketball and eventually won comfortably by 72-30. They'll now represent Cambridgeshire in the national schools cup competition. Look out for an article that will appear in the Cambridge Evening News very soon!. Kings! Monday February 1st, King's College Chapel - and four of our students have the opportunity to watch and listen to Bryn Terfel in rehearsal for a charity concert to be held that evening...... Niels. Alex, Daniel and Billy all have experience in vocal music, and were intrigued at the way Bryn used his voice in rehearsal - never really getting out of second gear, but occasionally filling his chest, thus causing the fan vaulting to vibrate as it sensed the vibrations from far below! They were well pleased when, during a break in proceedings, Bryn came over to speak to them - not at all condescending, and genuinely interested to hear what the students had to say. He was very low key, but yet made it evident that he thoroughly enjoyed his chosen career. It was a great opportunity, and all four boys and their teacher got a lot from the experience. Sporting Success Four current Chesterton students and three ex-students performed brilliantly in the recent County cross country championships at Royston Heath. Year 7: Jade Asensi finished 5th and will now represent the County team Max Laslett finished 12th and will now represent the County team Year 8: Eve Smyth finished 21st (running against year 9 girls!) Year 9: Kieran Wood finished 27th (unfortunately picked up a knee injury on the way round) Year 12: Becky Carter (1st), Ben Whittle (4th) and Jenni Corbett (13th) all qualified to represent Cambs. The notable achievement for January was Liam Addison's performance in winning the tournament played between Chesterton and The Perse shool for boys. Sam Walsh (year 7) was part of the Cambridge under 12 boys hockey team, which recently won the annual South of England hockey tournament - very high standard! The under 16 boys basketball team has progressed to the final of the Cambridge district tournament. They've played some outstanding basketball this year and are currently unbeaten in all fixtures. The team: Owen Munby, Alex Brown, Matt Craig, Dan Curdy, Josh Butler, Jake Kaynak, Joe Acanfora, Ivan Tomov, Jack Campbell and Nick Ward Celebrating Year 8 and 9 students!Year 8 - Form award went to 8.1 with a total of an average or 39 points per pupil, second was 8.7 with 37 points per pupil and 3rd 8.6 with 36.4. Top 5 i-behavers in year 8 1) Jack Goode - 106 Year 9 - Form award went to 9.2 with a total of an average or 29.5 points per pupil, second was 8.1 with 27.4 points per pupil and 3rd 9.7 with 27.3. To 5 i-behavers in year 9 1) Nisha De Souza - 70 Eco Schools AwardEco Schools Green Flag Award
We are proud to have achieved this prestigious award working with our students to improve our working environment Coming to Visit? - Locate us here!A Map of the College Locate Chesterton Community College* *A Multimap Service The Citi 1 Bus Route has a stop directly opposite the College entrance Citi 1 Timetable from Stagecoach Cambridge Sat Nav Refererence Postcode is CB4 3NY |
