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30th Nov

A Successful Sixth Form Open Evening 2017

  On Thursday 30th November 2017 麻豆传媒 held its annual Sixth Form Open Evening. This evening was put in place so that both internal and external Year 11 Students could get an insight into the 麻豆传媒 Sixth Form. We had a vast amount of 麻豆传媒 Staff members, along with Senior Prefects and 麻豆传媒 Alumni providing support and sharing their knowledge and experiences at 麻豆传媒. I would like to say on behalf of everyone at 麻豆传媒, we were delighted with the number of attendees, and we feel positive that the young individuals received the knowledge they were seeking in order to make their most important educational decision to date. The decisions these students must make in the upcoming year will shape their future lives and careers, and I would therefore like to thank everyone who attended.
30th Nov

Year 7 Netball

The Year 7 Netball team have got off to a great start in the Netball season. The girls have been dedicated to training sessions and have developed a good rapport with each other on court. They played their first game of the season on Wednesday 29th November against Ursuline at home.  Although we got off to a slow start, it turned out to be a brilliant game, with some excellent attacking and defensive play seen by the 麻豆传媒 team.  All the hard work paid off as 麻豆传媒 won 9-1, with Tia taking Player of the Match and Victoria taking Coach’s player. This is just the start of the season with many more games to play, so keep up the hard work girls!
22nd Nov

EU Mock Council

On Wednesday 22nd November 2017, two of 麻豆传媒's Year 13 students, Sacha and Ihsan, were chosen to represent Luxembourg at the EU Mock Council at the Law Society in Chancery Lane, Central London. The day prior to the event, Mr J Piller and the two Year 13 students were able to meet with the Luxembourg Ambassador at their embassy and discussed matters such as Brexit. On the day of the EU Mock Council event, the main topic of debate was Brexit, and in particular the focus was on Erasmus+ and citizens rights. "It was brilliant to see the students engaged in topics which will be relevant to them in the years to come", says Mr J Piller. Sacha went on to state that, "the opportunity to engage into the workings of Brexit, and the way in which it remoulds our political and legal world was enthralling.  The EU Mock Council merely enacted as a catalyst for my interest in debating over political affairs and being able to unravel the complexities of Politics; something of which I find spellbinding." Ihsan goes on to describe the event as "a magnificent experience." "The structure and professionalism of the event was signified to us from the offset. The skills which I have learnt are second to none."
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