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Exam Results
by Stephen Pegg - Friday, 20 August 2010, 01:28 PM
 
Exam results congratulations
Martin Whipp
History Trip To Russia
by Martin Whipp - Monday, 28 June 2010, 11:55 AM
 

As Modern History Trip To Russia 8th July - 13th July

History Trip To Russia

22 AS students will be visiting Moscow and St Petersburg on the History trip to Russia. Their eyes will be opened to the wonders of Russian history and culture! In Moscow students will be visiting Red Square, including Lenin’s Mausoleum where Lenin’s body is still preserved from 1924. They will also have a tour inside the Kremlin the political and historic heart of Russia as well as visiting the Cosmonautic Museum which details the space race between Russia and the USA. Then to St Petersburg the imperial city of the Tsars, visiting the Winter Palace which was central to the 1905 and October 1917 Revolutions and now is home to the Hermitage Museum, one of the most impressive art collections in the world. The group will also visit the Alexander Palace, home of the last Tsar Nicholas II; Kirov’s apartment preserved as it was on the day of his infamous murder in 1934 and Piskarevsky cemetery where nearly half a million victims of the siege of Leningrad are buried.
Martin Whipp
The First Night Of the Proms
by Martin Whipp - Thursday, 24 June 2010, 12:48 PM
 
The First Night Of The Proms
Martin Whipp
New York & Washington DC Trip
by Martin Whipp - Wednesday, 23 June 2010, 02:04 PM
 
New York & Washington DC Trip

New York & Washington DC Trip

AS LAW STUDENTS JET OFF TO NEW YORK & WASHINGTON DC 9TH JULY – 17TH JULY

39 Law students are heading off for New York to observe criminal court proceedings for misdemeanors, visit the United Nations Headquarters to learn about human rights and international peace, visit the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building. They will then travel to Washington DC to visit the Supreme Court which is the highest court in the USA, tour the Capitol Building where the nation’s laws are made, visit White House, visit the interactive Crime & Punishment Museum to learn about crime fighting and solving and CSI procedures, visit the FBI Building and the Washington Monument.

Martin Whipp
Limelights Production
by Martin Whipp - Wednesday, 23 June 2010, 01:23 PM
 
Martin Whipp
HE Day Revised Timetable
by Martin Whipp - Friday, 18 June 2010, 11:40 AM
 
HE DAY 22.6.10 REVISED TIMETABLE pm
You will attend normal lessons until 12.15 then a series of sessions which you will attend with your Personal Tutor, this also includes a visit to the Fair during the afternoon. Rooms/Arrangements for Session 1:
Find your Personal Tutor on the grid below – these are the original tutors rather than any recent changes e.g. KHE students attend where KHE appears on the grid, not where your new tutor appears.
Rooms are across the top; session times down LHS.
Your PT has the timetable for the rest of the afternoon and it will be displayed in the Careers/Student Services area and at main entrances.
Please arrive promptly to each session.

Time
C302/3
RE
C309/10/11
RE
W201/2
Business
EB3
EBASE
SESSION 1
12.15-12.45









SESSION 1
12.15-12.45

LUNCH & FAIR

UCAS

AHN
CSE
PJN









Exhibition. Hall and/or Atrium

UCAS

SHE
VKS
DGT









FOR GROUPS NOT LISTED
ABOVE

UCAS

FRE
JPN
ZPL
ELY
JWE
SRD

UCAS

JAE
TLD
JPY

SESSION 2
12.50-1.20






SESSION 2
12.50-1.20

LUNCH & FAIR

UCAS

TCY
STR
GNN
RHN





Exhibition. Hall and/or Atrium

UCAS

ELE
KHE







FOR GROUPS NOT LISTED
ABOVE

UCAS

CGR
ABN
LAN
MGL
LBT

UCAS

SCN
ARN
JRK
IWR
SMI



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CNC Prayer for the Week

Let the rain come and wash away
the ancient grudges, the bitter hatreds
held and nurtured over generations.
Let the rain wash away the memory
of hurt, the neglect.
Then let the sun come out and fill the sky with rainbows.
Let the warmth of the sun heal us wherever we are broken.
Let it burn away the fog so that we can see each other clearly.
So that we can see beyond labels, beyond accents, gender or skin colour.
Let the warmth and brightness of the sun melt away our selfishness.
So that we can share the joys and feel the sorrows of our neighbours.
And let the light of the sun be so strong that we will see all people as our neighbours.
Let the earth, nourished by rain, bring forth flowers to surround us with beauty.
And let the mountains teach our hearts to reach upward to heaven. Amen

Thanks to Debbie and the Faculty of Sport, Travel & Health for the prayer.

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  • The Honda Point Disaster was the largest peacetime loss of US Navy ships. On the evening of September 8, 1923, 14 destroyers were engaging in simulated combat maneuvers a few miles from the northern side of the Santa Barbara Channel off the California coast. Upon reaching Honda Point, seven destroyers ran aground and were wrecked; two others suffered minor damage. In all, twenty-three sailors lost their lives. What is the "Devil's Jaw," and how did it factor into the incident? Discuss