Immediate started wanted, please share! https://t.co/pmmoYBpYmz

We’re hiring! Current roles available: ⁃Pastoral Leader ⁃Teaching and Learning Support Assistant (both Primary and Secondary phase positions) ⁃Teacher of Business ⁃Teacher of Humanities ⁃Teacher of Science https://t.co/a4xWrDh9ls

We are pleased to announce bookings are now live for our Year 7 Open Evening for 2024/25 intake, taking place on Thursday 28 September. Please visit the link below to book now: https://t.co/FdWXd33Ixz

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Well done to the Junior Science Award runners-up who are from @CCS_UK, @invictagrammar and @QEBoysSchool https://t.co/6c4pt6xmfN

Our U12 girls football team are County Cup winners! ⚽️ https://t.co/vcONCtecIX

Huge congratulations to our U16 boys football team in winning the County Cup!! https://t.co/qU4WZ5LQ2O

Thank you to all of our wonderful House Captains who helped support Wootton Parish Council's Community Tree Planting event yesterday. Working hard with community volunteers, students planted 20 trees in our local pocket park, along the walkway to the Co-op and also by the Wooldale Road roundabout. All students were impeccably behaved throughout, and Connie, Eve and Nia even spoke live to BBC Radio Northampton, sharing why they feel it's so important to help out in initiatives like this and the positive impact of planting trees. It was great to see the school and community working together, and Mrs Starr (Head of Melbourne House) would like to add how proud she is of our students who took part!

We have had to make a minor change to the date of our Sixth Form Open Evening and can confirm this will now take place on Wednesday 10 January 2024. Bookings will open on Monday 11 December at 9:00am, and you can register your interest for this event now via the link in our bio!

Last Friday, we announced the winners of our CCS 500 words competition. As part of our focus on writing for pleasure, we encouraged all students to enter the BBC 500 words competition and run our own parallel competition in school. After reading over 100 entries, the judges had a very difficult time in selecting the eventual winners. Many congratulations to Advik, Ailiyah, Ella, Eva, Gabriela, Harrison, Jack, Oliver, Rafay, Reggie, Rose, and Shreeya! Please visit the latest news section on our school website to view our dedicated post and take a read of our winners' anthology showcasing all winning stories, from Year 1 - 6.

In support of BBC Children in Need, we held a whole school mufti day on Friday and are delighted to share that we have raised over £1,900 for this wonderful cause. Our primary children also received a visit from a special guest on Friday, Pudsey himself! The children were so excited to meet him, greeted with lots of smiling faces and admiration. A huge thank you to our parent community for all your kind donations, and also to parent Mrs Breen for organising Pudsey's visit and chaperoning him on the day

We have loved seeing so many children get involved with this years' #oddsocksday in support of Anti-Bullying Week. Thank you to everyone who took part!

Last Friday, our Year 1 children enjoyed an exciting day immersed in Victorian culture! The children took part in lots of great role-play activities, learning about what life was like during this time period, and also discovering more about Queen Victoria. We hope all the children had a fantastic day!

Our U14 boys welcomed Wollaston School last night for their second round of the County Cup. The game started with a lot of pressure from CCS, controlling large majorities of the game with S Culley putting the boys 1-0 ahead with a clinical finish going into half time 1-0 up. It was a similar theme for the second half, with CCS pushing for a second goal and Wollaston holding on strong defensively. However, Wollaston pulled back an equaliser with the last kick of the game, taking it to 1-1 and then straight into penalties. A back and forth of penalties, took it to sudden death. With L Blackwood scoring the winning penalty, taking them into the next round. A very resilient performance from the boys! Player of the match: L Faruku Well done boys

On Saturday 25 November, a team of our Year 5 & 6 children attended the Dancing Schools UK Junior Strictly Northampton competition at the Derngate. It was a tough competition but their hard work and perseverance during their weekly training sessions paid off and they came a fantastic second place! They are now through to the Grand Final, in June, where they will compete again.

Mr James and Mrs Terry are pleased to share how impressed they have been with the number of students that have attended our new lunch time study club on offer for Year 11. Any Year 11 student is welcome to attend this session, run daily in E13/E14. They can attend for part, or all of their lunch break, it is entirely up to them. There is no expectation of what subjects to revise. It is just a place they can go and work together that is supervised by Mr James/Mrs Terry. Well done to those that have attended so far. The commitment to their GCSEs is lovely to see!

Thank you to all of our wonderful House Captains who helped support Wootton Parish Council's Community Tree Planting event yesterday. Working hard with community volunteers, students planted 20 trees in our local pocket park, along the walkway to the Co-op and also by the Wooldale Road roundabout. All students were impeccably behaved throughout, and Connie, Eve and Nia even spoke live to BBC Radio Northampton, sharing why they feel it's so important to help out in initiatives like this and the positive impact of planting trees. Please do have a listen via the link below between 2:27:01-2:29:50 to hear what they had to say. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0grj6l7 It was great to see the school and community working together, and Mrs Starr (Head of Melbourne House) would like to add how proud she is of our students who took part!

We have had to make a minor change to the date of our Sixth Form Open Evening and can confirm this will now take place on Wednesday 10 January 2024. Bookings will open on Monday 11 December at 9:00am, and you can register your interest for this event now via the link below: https://CCS-SixthFormOpenEvening-2024.eventbrite.co.uk

Last Friday, we announced the winners of our CCS 500 words competition. As part of our focus on writing for pleasure, we encouraged all students to enter the BBC 500 words competition and run our own parallel competition in school. After reading over 100 entries, the judges had a very difficult time in selecting the eventual winners. Many congratulations to Advik, Ailiyah, Ella, Eva, Gabriela, Harrison, Jack, Oliver, Rafay, Reggie, Rose, and Shreeya! Please take a read of our winners' anthology via the link below, showcasing all winning stories, from Year 1 - 6: https://www.ccs.northants.sch.uk/news-and-events/latest-news/500-words-competition-winners

In support of BBC Children in Need, we held a whole school mufti day on Friday and are delighted to share that we have raised over £1,900 for this wonderful cause. Our primary children also received a visit from a special guest on Friday, Pudsey himself! The children were so excited to meet him, greeted with lots of smiling faces and admiration. A huge thank you to our parent community for all your kind donations, and also to parent Mrs Breen for organising Pudsey's visit and chaperoning him on the day