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Leavers Assembly Year 11
Our Year 11 students had their final assembly today, marking the end of their year 11 at CCF.
They received a special message from Miss Franklin in Australia and were presented with awards and certificates to commemorate their journey.
It was a lovely assembly, thoughtfully put together by Mr Depala and Ms Scott, giving the year group a truly fitting send-off. After signing each other’s shirts and sharing their goodbyes, they now move on to the next chapter of their time at CCF.
Wishing all of our students the very best of luck in their upcoming exams.
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Yesterday we said farewell to our wonderful Year 13 students as they begin the final stretch towards their A Levels. It was an unforgettable send-off filled with pizza, live music, an incredible video montage, speeches, awards, laughter and a few emotional moments too.
What made the afternoon truly special was seeing so many members of staff come together to celebrate a year group that has meant so much to our school community. Your resilience, character, humour and determination have left a lasting mark, and we know you will go on to achieve amazing things.
A huge thank you to Mr Scott, Ms Pienaar, Ms Menelou and all of our dedicated Sixth Form teachers for their unwavering support, guidance and care throughout the journey.
We are so proud of each and every one of you. Good luck with your exams and with everything that comes next — the future is bright.
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Careers Talk at Christ's College Finchley
We were delighted to welcome Iki Ikram to Christ’s College Finchley to deliver an inspiring career talk to our Year 9 students. Iki spoke about his experience working as a game designer and collaborating with colleagues on a range of successful games and creative projects, such as Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, The Last of Us: Left Behind and Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception. During the session, he shared valuable insights into the gaming industry, teamwork and the challenges behind developing games. His key message encouraged students to pursue careers they are genuinely passionate about, highlighting how enthusiasm, creativity and perseverance can help turn interests into future opportunities. The session was highly engaging, and many students were excited by the opportunity to hear directly from someone working in such a dynamic field.
Ms Y Hong
Teacher of Madarin and Careers Lead
The 100%.pdfJunior Maths Challenge Results
Gold:
Sota Ban (Best in school)
Manato Shigeta
Yuya Furusato (Best in Y8)
Theo Macejka
Nimi Balogun
Elizabeth Mitchell
Sam Cooper
Silver:
Caspian Malpass-Lowe
Ritsuto Gamada
Angelo Tibangwa
Moyosoreoluwa Ayoola
Matilda Raatz
Chase Chan
Bronze:
Rees Gratton
Maya Celik
Gabriele Trainauskaite
Aleksandr Kubarkov
Oded Reller
Amy Venegoni
Ananya Brannan
Mohamed Ali
Matei Chirpac
Obajenyo Ogunrombi
Congratulations to you all!
Mr Hussain
KS3 Coordinator
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