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Shoreham College Remembers Them Shoreham College gathered on Friday afternoon to mark the fallen in a moving act of remembrance. Held every year in honour of the former pupils who gave their lives in defence of the country, the service was well attended by all year 7 and upward pupils, parents, grandparents and staff. Head girl and boy Millie and Rhys read the Roll of Honour in front of the memorial plaques in the College quad, followed by Theo Hillier reading from Ecclesiasticus, Chapter 44 v1-14 The Service was officiated by Reverend Jane Bartlett and wreaths were laid at the College memorial by Mrs Bakhtiari on behalf of the College; David Abbott for the Old Shorehamers’ Association on behalf of the ex-pupils, and the Chair of the Parent’s Association Mrs Charlotte Coe, on behalf of the parents. The last post was beautifully played by Beau Bowd. Principal, Mrs Bakhtiari spoke of the service reading the names of former pupils who lost their lives reminds us that the history we commemorate is part of our own school’s story. They once sat in our classrooms and shared the friendships and hopes that are familiar to our pupils today. Coming together to remember them gives us time to reflect on those lives, the cost of war and our responsibility to one another.

Year 6 had an amazing trip recently to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour: The Making of Harry Potter! Pupils got hands-on with real movie props to invent their own games, explored iconic sets, faced off with Death Eaters, flew on broomsticks, and tried Butterbeer. The day finished with a stop at the shop for souvenirs. A definite highlight of the year so far! 🧹✨ #Year6 #HarryPotterStudioTour #SchoolTrip

The Inter-House Speaking Competition set a whole new bar. Year after year, our pupils continue to amaze us, taking to the stage with incredible maturity, confidence, and poise. From exploring the impact of social media and the rise of right-wing politics to defining true success and the power of using your voice, the topics were insightful, brave, and deeply thought-provoking. A massive well done to every pupil who took part; you are an absolute credit to your houses and our school community! #PublicSpeaking #PupilVoice #InterHouse #StudentLeadership #SchoolCommunity #ProudSchool

Year 4 has been diving deep into human digestion, discovering which organs take part in the process and learning all about their vital functions. To put their knowledge into practice, the students rolled up their sleeves and created poo! 💩 Dynamic, hands-on learning makes science unforgettable!

What a superb afternoon of netball by the U15 teams. Both were very close games. The A team are improving every game with some lovely passing through the court and well timed moves into the circle. The final score was 15-20 to Farlington. The B team had a very close game where they fought right to the end demonstrating fabulous teamwork and communication with the final score 19-20 to Farlington. Players of the match: Isla, Scarlett, Fliss Well done to all.

💥 Bright colors and big creativity! Our KS1 artists had a fantastic time exploring pastels to create these vibrant, explosive firework pictures.