Morgan Stanley Investment Bank

By Mr D RITCHIE6th November 2017

Year 12 and 13 Girls: Great, free, opportunity for you to learn about

investment banking over a two day work placement in The City.

Step In, Step Up is an introductory two-day programme designed for Year 12 and 13 female students. This programme comprises of divisional overviews, case studies, panel sessions, a trading floor tour and interactive workshops. Participants will also have the opportunity to work as a team, develop their presentation skills and network with employees at all stages of their careers.

Programme dates: 13 – 14 February 2018
Deadline for applications: 5 January 2018

Make your on line application via this web link (below) through the Morgan Stanley web site.

http://www.morganstanley.com/people-opportunities/students-graduates/programs/early-insights/step-in-step-up-program-emea/ 

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Careers in Finance – Investment 2020

By Mr D RITCHIE20th October 2017

If you are interested in careers in finance then consider following Investment 2020 through Twitter. They share information about open events at leading Investment Banking companies amongst other things and potentially work experience placements too. Their web site is https://investment2020.org.uk/ and they are offering events over half term. Very short notice, sorry, just seen it!

Year 12 Biology Field Trip

19th July 2017Dr J KEENLYSIDE

Earlier this summer the year 12 biology students visited the Amersham field studies centre to carry out different sampling techniques in woodland and in open ground.  The data obtained was analysed using several different statistical methods.  The weather was kind and we had a good day practicing techniques that could be examined in the A level exams next year.

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12 A.R.C

By Miss T GAUGHAN28th March 2017

A huge thank you to year 12 who have been bringing in items on a weekly basis to support the local charity Alternatives which offers support to young families and to people who have had experienced a miscarriage offering them counselling. It is great to see our pupils recognizing the plight of others and being so willing to offer help and support. They are truly putting into practice the teachings of the Gospel’s Lk 6:31 “Do to others as you would have them do to you.”

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Holocaust Memorial Day

30th January 2017Anthony Da-Silva

Mala PictureOn Friday 27th January, some Y13 and Y9 students were lucky enough to listen to a live webcast from Holocaust survivor Mala Tribich. This was an event in which over 500 schools were involved, not just in the UK, but globally. Mala told the emotive story of her life in the Jewish Ghetto and later in two different concentration camps. The students found the experience very moving, especially the story she told of her cousin who went missing and Mala never found out what happened to her. Y9 ended the session by saying their main message to others is for everyone to appreciate how serious the Holocaust was and how it should be remembered today.