Finchley Catholic
High School
Carshalton Boys Sports College 1-3 Finchley Catholic High School
Easter Holiday Activity Camp
Tuesday 3rd – Friday 6th April
Monday 9th – Friday 13th April
AM Registration from 9.45am
Please find below a link to this year's edition of Scientia, the Science Dept's annual publication showcasing all the different activities which have taken place in the Science Dept (staff and students) this year.
Student reporter, Oliver, reports on the recent Shakepeare workshop enjoyed by Year 9 students: An actor from the Globe theatre kindly visited us to give us a taster on what it is really like to act in plays by William Shakespeare. In our English lessons, we are studying ‘Much Ado About Nothing’, a play written by Shakespeare in and around the late 1590s.
Finchley Catholic High School 2-0 Colne Community School
Finchley were heading into the biggest game the team has had since they have been at the school. The National Cup quarter final. Merely saying it seemed inconceivable, Finchley were in the top 8 school teams in the whole of England and had the chance to make it into the top 4. They had the chance to play in a National Cup semi-final. Every player knew what was at stake, it was a massive occasion, the biggest match of their lives. But the question was, could they rise to it?
The Citizenship Foundation is an independent charity which runs a national active learning project called the Magistrates’ Court Mock Trial Competition.
We are excited to announce that tickets are for sale for our production of Oliver!
Student reporter, Jesse, recounts the recent Excellence in Scholarship Programme trip to the Old Bailey.
Year 10 through to the last 16 of the National Cup winning on penalties after a 3-3 thriller.