Science: Four purpose-built and spacious laboratories, with up-to-date equipment allow for a full range of A level and GCSE experimental work to be carried out. Access to college network computers in each laboratory provides students with opportunities for data-logging and for private research via the Internet.
Art: There is a large, specially designed art studio for painting and drawing, sculpture, textiles and photography. This superb facility includes a new dark room, architect desks, an art reference library, computer facilities and a dedicated textiles area. The College offers Art and Photography as an extra curricular option as well as for A level and GCSE.
Academic Library & Resources: The library is a large, supervised, silent study area. It offers a range of academic texts and reference books, novels, drama, poetry and biography, as well as a broad selection of journals and newspapers and a full set of university prospectuses.
Student Common Room: The main common room was designed by the students themselves, for relaxing, listening to music or having lunch.
Careers Information: The College has two highly experienced specialist Careers Advisers available for individual appointments. They also help students access the best Internet sites and provide up to date information on university courses and careers.
Computers: Computers are available for student use in both the Library and the additional common area, providing a wide range of software and multimedia facilities. A WiFi network covers the College and students can have access to the Internet through a fast VDSL line, as well as personal devices (laptops, tablets and smart phones).
Life at Brampton isn’t all about study. They wholly encourage participation in enrichment activities to develop personal interests, learn new skills, support university applications or simply to have fun. There’s a whole range of activities to get involved in, from serious commitments like the Duke of Edinburgh Award, voluntary work or chairing a charity fundraising group to light hearted relief such as table-tennis, football or a trip to the theatre.They have a football team, a student council, a photography club; they go to lectures, cinema and exhibitions in town; there’s a singing club, debating society, visiting speakers on a variety of topics, first aid courses, and the ever-popular Pro-share competition too – all designed to help you achieve that important work-life balance. Take a look at the full enrichment programme here:
| Duke of Edinburgh Award |
Football |
| Lecture Trips |
Debating Society |
| Charity Committee |
Science Olympiads and Senior Maths Challenge |
| English Club |
Mindfulness Course |
| Student Council |
Young Enterprise |
| Singing Club |
Medical Forum |
| Fitness Club |
Student Magazine |
| Table Tennis |
Photography Club |
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