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We are a school that fosters positive relationships across the whole community and are committed to ensuring that our students have outstanding learning opportunities across a broad curriculum.  These experiences will help develop their curiosity so they can approach the future with confidence and optimism, knowing that they can help shape the communities in which they live and work.  Our values of Unity Respect Excellence underpin all w...

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A Level & GCSE Prize Giving

It was a joy to welcome so many of our former students back to Charters School for our annual Presentation Evening. This year, we celebrated the outstanding achievements of both our A Level and GCSE students in a night filled with...

Alumni Inspires Future Medics

This week Charters Sixth welcomed back one of its accomplished alumni, Luca, who is currently pursuing a degree in medicine at the University of Kent. Luca’s visit gave an invaluable insight into the application process for...

Year 8 Winter Festivals Assembley

This week Year 8 were treated to a fascinating assembly led by Head of RE, Mrs Grant-Miller all about Winter Festivals with a focus on Christmas and Diwali. The aim was to promote curiosity and unity by igniting stu...

Language Leaders Festive Quizzes!

The Year 10 Language Leaders have been spreading festive cheer and cultural knowledge this week by visiting Year 7 students during morning registration. Their mission? To teach fun and interesting festive facts about France and Sp...

Rotary Club Young Chefs Competition

We are delighted to share the fantastic news that Amelia (8F) proudly represented Charters School at this year’s Rotary Club Young Chefs Competition, held at Kings Academy, Easthampstead School. Amelia competed ag...

The Emotional and Social Importance of Coming to School

At Charters School, we believe that regular school attendance is about more than just academic success. While learning and achieving their academic potential is undeniably important for students, coming to school every day also pl...

National Computing Challenge!

This term our Computing department had been busy with students taking part in The Bebras Challenge, which introduces computational thinking to students worldwide. For two weeks each November over 3 million stud...

Lord Thurlow Visits Sixth Form

Ella in 12G2 wrote the following report regarding Lord Thurlow's recent visit: Last Friday, Lord Thurlow, a member of the House of Lords, came to visit both students studying History A-level and students who are currentl...

Festive Message From Kenya

Students in our Sixth Form were overjoyed this week to receive a festive greeting from the Children's Garden Home in Kenya. The orphanage, which helps abandoned street children in Nairobi, has a strong link with Charters as ou...

Thank You Tesco!

This week the Community Champions and managers of Tesco Forest Park, Tesco Warfield and Tesco Sunninghill visited Charters to present Mr Fletcher with a cheque for £1000, after the school was selected to take part in th...

Students Light Up Sunningdale!

Last Friday our students added a little bit of sparkle to the proceedings when they performed at the annual Christmas light switch-on in Sunningdale. Performing a number of beautifully crafted tunes the 5 piece band, which in...

The Power of Showing Up

At Charters, we believe that attending school isn’t just about being present in the classroom – it’s about building a foundation for success, both academically and socially. Good attendance creates a cornerstone...

Young Women Into Finance

Knowing what route to take after leaving Charters Sixth Form can be overwhelming for some students, and we always stress that it's Ok not to know exactly what career path to follow, but to pursue something which interests and...

An Inspector Calls Trip

This week, English students in Year 10 watched JB Priestley's play, An Inspector Calls. Part of the GCSE syllabus, watching the play is a wonderful experience for those studying the text. Maria, Jasleen and April's r...

Music Assemblies

This week students throughout the school were treated to a series of extra-special assemblies, as talented Charters' musicians entertained their peers with arrangements crossing a range of genres. The assemblies featur...

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@chartersschool - 20th Dec 2024

We welcomed back former students for our annual Presentation Evening yesterday when we celebrated the outstanding achievements of both our ALevel & GCSE students in a night filled with pride and inspiration. The prestigious Peyton Cup was won by Josh who now studies @ManhattanEdu pic.twitter.com/wUooD7HsVU

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@chartersschool - 20th Dec 2024

In Yr11 or Yr12? The Think @Cambridge_Uni webinar series will help you to discover what Cambridge has to offer. The series is also open to students, parents & supporters & has lots of information to help support applicants. Apply here: https://t.co/T3ZuBTKk5i#Aspire #Inspire 🎓 pic.twitter.com/J92Ht31snb

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@chartersschool - 20th Dec 2024

🎄 A huge THANK YOU to everyone who supported our Christmas fundraising! 🎁 The Christmas Draw prize winners have been notified - enjoy your amazing prizes! 🌟 Special thanks to the generous businesses who donated. 💝 Wish Lists are open until 6th Jan: https://t.co/JyGDVNLL9v pic.twitter.com/TgEs2mVY6x

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@chartersschool - 20th Dec 2024

🎉 Welcome to the 1st edition of Charters Chronicle for 2024/25! Building on last year’s hard work, our team of 11 is excited to bring you the latest. Want to join us? Speak to Mr. Metson or visit H8 on Tuesdays, 2nd break. 📰 Happy reading! https://t.co/aLOj6t1ffW pic.twitter.com/YaBNShnhS3

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