Primary Sports Day! The lovely sunny weather set the perfect backdrop for a day filled with fun and friendly sportsmanship. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the students, staff, parents, and carers who made this day so special by joining us on the school grounds and celebrating together. A special thanks to Mr James Wood for his hard work and organisation, to Mr Joe Rich for his engaging role as the MC, and to our fantastic Year 10 and Year 12 sports leaders for their invaluable support. Congratulations to our Key Stage 2 winners, Sydney, and our Key Stage 1 winners, Brisbane! Your efforts and team spirit truly shone. Key Stage 2 1st place – Sydney 2nd place – Melbourne Joint 3rd place – Brisbane and Perth Key Stage 1 1st place – Brisbane 2nd place – Perth 3rd place – Melbourne 4th place – Sydney Overall cup winners! 1st place – Sydney 2nd place – Melbourne 3rd place – Perth 4th place – Brisbane Well done to everyone! We had lots medals awarded and many memories were made. We hope you all had a wonderful time celebrating with us. We hope you have a lovely summer break! #PrimarySportsDay

We'd like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to @tmdfoundation for their generosity in providing food parcels to some of our disadvantaged families for the summer. Your support makes a difference in our community.

As part of our HPL day on Friday, several of our food tech students had the delightful chance to invite their parents or friends to sample their impressive three-course meals celebrating diversity, featuring dishes from around the globe. Take a look at their impressive cooking skills!

High Performance Learning Day! On Friday, 12th July, our all-through school participated in a High Performance Learning Day. Students in secondary engaged in a variety of activities with their form tutors, all centred around the theme of diversity. From designing new house logos and their very own football kit to crafting personal statements in preparation for their post-16 options, the day was packed with creativity and forward-thinking. Students in primary had the exciting opportunity to taste test many new foods from different countries. A big thank you to the restaurants Ying Lung and Spice Kitchen for generously donating food for the primary children to try. It was fantastic to see them widen their minds and try new things! Primary students also participated in a "campfire" style singalong and book reading, which many thoroughly enjoyedperhaps you heard them at home! Students were challenged to think about others and what it would be like not to see or hear. Well done to everyone involved and a big thank you to all the extra staff and parents/carers for supporting!

On Monday and Tuesday, the performing arts department hosted a KS3 Showcase evening, featuring the KS3 Choir, Drama Club and Musical Theatre Club. Drama Club performed a very entertaining comedic version of 'Hamlet', choir performed a lovely selection of musical theatre and Disney songs and the Musical Theatre group performed songs from 'Mean Girls' and 'Bonnie and Clyde' as well as their Strictly Come Dancing medley. Congratulations to all involved!

House Team End of Year Reward Trip! Congratulations to the highest points achievers this year! To celebrate and reward their hard work, the top 15 students in each house were treated to a fun trip to Ten Pin Bowling at Sixfields! From strikes to spares, laughter to cheers, we had an absolute blast enjoying some friendly competition and team spirit. It was a day filled with fun, camaraderie, and well-deserved recognition. Keep up the fantastic work, and here's to many more successes in the future!

Last week, we took a large group of children from Year 1 to Year 6 to compete in five different disciplines, including the county finals for Year 3/4 athletics, Year 3/4 tennis, and KS2 archery. All of the children behaved exceptionally, demonstrating motivation to do their best, precision and accuracy in their sport, and heartwarming encouragement of each other from start to finish. To top it off: The archery team were awarded 2nd place in the county The athletics team came a close 4th place The tennis team came 6th place Amazing results, especially since there were hundreds of children from all across Northamptonshire competing! There were lots of smiling CCS faces and we are very proud of them all!

Primary Sports Day! The lovely sunny weather set the perfect backdrop for a day filled with fun and friendly sportsmanship. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the students, staff, parents, and carers who made this day so special by joining us on the school grounds and celebrating together. A special thanks to Mr James Wood for his hard work and organisation, to Mr Joe Rich for his engaging role as the MC, and to our fantastic Year 10 and Year 12 sports leaders for their invaluable support. Congratulations to our Key Stage 2 winners, Sydney, and our Key Stage 1 winners, Brisbane! Your efforts and team spirit truly shone. Key Stage 2 1st place – Sydney 2nd place – Melbourne Joint 3rd place – Brisbane and Perth Key Stage 1 1st place – Brisbane 2nd place – Perth 3rd place – Melbourne 4th place – Sydney Overall cup winners! 1st place – Sydney 2nd place – Melbourne 3rd place – Perth 4th place – Brisbane Well done to everyone! We had lots medals awarded and many memories were made. We hope you all had a wonderful time celebrating with us. We hope you have a lovely summer break! #PrimarySportsDay

On Wednesday, we held a special celebration breakfast to honor our top achievers in the primary phase for this year! The three children with the highest achievement point totals from each class, from Reception to Year 6, were selected to join us. We celebrated their hard work, commitment to learning, and excellent representation of our school values. Congratulations to all our hardworking students! Keep up the fantastic work! #CelebrationBreakfast

We'd like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to The McCarthy Dixon Foundation for their generosity in providing food parcels to some of our disadvantaged families for the summer. Your support is making a real difference in our community.

High Performance Learning Day! On Friday, 12th July, our all-through school participated in a High Performance Learning Day. Students in secondary engaged in a variety of activities with their form tutors, all centred around the theme of diversity. From designing new house logos and their very own football kit to crafting personal statements in preparation for their post-16 options, the day was packed with creativity and forward-thinking. In food tech, secondary students had the delightful chance to invite their parents or friends to sample their impressive three-course meals, featuring dishes from around the globe. Students in primary had the exciting opportunity to taste test many new foods from different countries. A big thank you to the restaurants Ying Lung and Spice Kitchen for generously donating food for the primary children. It was fantastic to see them widen their minds and try new things! Primary students also participated in a "campfire" style singalong and book reading, which many thoroughly enjoyedperhaps you heard them at home! Students were challenged to think about others and what it would be like not to see or hear. Well done to everyone involved and a big thank you to all the extra staff and parents/carers for supporting!

On Monday and Tuesday, the performing arts department hosted a KS3 Showcase evening, featuring the KS3 Choir, Drama Club and Musical Theatre Club. Drama Club performed a very entertaining comedic version of 'Hamlet', choir performed a lovely selection of musical theatre and Disney songs and the Musical Theatre group performed songs from 'Mean Girls' and 'Bonnie and Clyde' as well as their Strictly Come Dancing medley. Congratulations to all involved!

House Team End of Year Reward Trip! Congratulations to the highest points achievers this year! To celebrate and reward their hard work, the top 15 students in each house were treated to a fun trip to Ten Pin Bowling at Sixfields! From strikes to spares, laughter to cheers, we had an absolute blast enjoying some friendly competition and team spirit. It was a day filled with fun, camaraderie, and well-deserved recognition. Keep up the fantastic work, and here's to many more successes in the future!

Last week, we took a large group of children from Year 1 to Year 6 to compete in five different disciplines, including the county finals for Year 3/4 athletics, Year 3/4 tennis, and KS2 archery. All of the children behaved exceptionally, demonstrating motivation to do their best, precision and accuracy in their sport, and heartwarming encouragement of each other from start to finish. To top it off: The archery team were awarded 2nd place in the county The athletics team came a close 4th place The tennis team came 6th place Amazing results, especially since there were hundreds of children from all across Northamptonshire competing! There were lots of smiling CCS faces and we are very proud of them all!