Due to COVID-19, we've had to rethink our approach to our Christmas Nativity and this year we will be sharing a digital copy of the play to all FS parents in the coming weeks. We've started filming today and it's been lovely to see the children perform so well in their scenes! https://t.co/se6jUXpte7

Northampton Borough Council are leading on a bid to fund a world-class bike park in the town. This free-to-access facility would be built just south of Delapre Golf Centre near Hardingstone Please follow this link to the consultation and SHARE YOUR VIEWS: https://t.co/JTCX2i6nIt https://t.co/7ZYpgyP5Hg

CCS Friends are now registered with Easy Fundraising and Amazon Smile. These platforms provide a simple way for you to donate to our cause - without costing you a penny! https://t.co/ax4X59Ruxu

Wow - what an achievement! Well done Charlie https://t.co/oOv01XvP8P

@CllrWRandall Please feel free to contact the school and ask for Vice Principal Gary Wakefield if you would like to discuss further. (3/3)

@CllrWRandall When we report a case, we are asked to identify close contacts of the student if they have been in school 2 days before their symptoms started. Due to our robust safety measures, this has meant we have managed to limit contact, without sending home a class or year group. (2/3)

@CllrWRandall Hi Wendy, our confirmed COVID-19 cases amount to just 0.7% of our student population and after every case we have asked for and followed the advice given from PHE and the DfE. We don't believe this guidance is unclear. (1/3)

We will be holding our monthly CCS Friends committee meeting next week on Monday 7 December at 7pm via Zoom. If you would like to join us, please email friends@ccs.northants.sch.uk and we will send you the Zoom link to enable you to attend. The Zoom meetings provide the perfect opportunity to join us from the comfort of your own home and there is no commitment to become any further involved in CCS Friends.

Due to COVID-19, we've had to rethink our approach to our Christmas Nativity and this year we will be sharing a digital copy of the play to all Foundation Stage parents and carers in the coming weeks. We've started filming today and it has been lovely to see the children perform so well in their scenes!

We are currently working on finalising our virtual tour for our Early Years Foundation Stage (Reception) intake for September 2021 which will contain lots of information about starting in Primary. We plan to launch this in early of December and will be available for you to watch at your leisure. Applications for primary school places to start school in Reception 2021 should be made through Northamptonshire County Council and the process is now open until the closing date of 5pm on 15 January 2021. Please visit: https://bit.ly/NCC-primaryplaces to submit an application.

We are extremely proud of Year 13 student Charlie Atkins who won the Special Recognition Award at the Male Role Model of the Year 2020 Awards by the Northampton Borough Council last night. He has created various projects including TEDxYouth Caroline Chisholm School and even founded his own initiative called 'Inspire your Future' with the aim to empower students with knowledge and the curiosity to learn. Congratulations Charlie!

Over the last few weeks, both GCSE and A Level Drama students have been working on their practical exams and coursework pieces. The students were hugely supportive of one another and the pieces were really enjoyable to watch. At GCSE, students have researched, created and rehearsed their work and have covered topics including: County Lines, peer pressure, Malala Yousafzai, PTSD and much more. Our A Level students have recently performed duologues from Jim Cartwright's 'Road' and Samuel Beckett's 'Waiting for Godot' and a monologue from 'Agnes of God' by John Pielmeier. Well done to all students - your perseverance, hard work and determination does not got unnoticed.

After a week of hard work and determination by our 157 Year 10 Linguistics students competing in the Vocab Express League of Champions, we are proud to announce that we have placed 2nd best school in the world! We also ranked 1st place in the German category, 2nd for Spanish and 4th for French. Students have been competing in their own time at home and during break and lunchtime. What a fantastic effort to all students who took part.

Today is Odd Socks Day 2020, and all students have been invited to wear odd socks in celebration of their uniqueness, and they did not disappoint! It has been fantastic to see so many students (and teachers ) get involved with this initiative as part of Anti-Bullying Week 2020.