Cambridge Centre For Sixth-Form Studies (Ccss)

Our fantastic chefs at Kirby’s Dining Hall created a delicious Easter lunch which our students thoroughly enjoyed!

Well done and congratulations to all our students who won awards at the Spring Term Awards ceremony https://bit.ly/2GiGZnC

Our CCSS Business students had the opportunity to visit the Jaguar Land Rover factory in Castle Bromwich. Find out how they got on: https://bit.ly/2IA2hjt

Our Year 12 students attended a European Youth Parliament regional session at Girton College, Cambridge where they were involved in a number of interesting debates. Find out more: https://bit.ly/2HInxmu

Over the weekend of 8th - 10th March, eight CCSS students took part in the Cambridge Model United Nations, hosted by our colleagues at the Stephen Perse Foundation. Throughout this three day conference our students were involved in the successful and innovative process of forming and creating new ideas in order to make the world a better place. https://bit.ly/2W6RlNI

Our CCSS students travelled to London for a day of lectures around Tennessee Williams’ ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’. Having studied the play in English Literature class, the lectures were an opportunity to understand the play in even greater depth. https://bit.ly/2Fe7gEi

Well done to our CCSS student delegates who took part in the Model United Nations Conference this weekend.

Some of our students hopped on a train to London for a day of adventures last weekend. Check out what they discovered! https://bit.ly/2XHYl5b

CCSS students joined the debate at the Model United Nations Conference held at Merchants Taylors’ School. Check out how they got on: https://bit.ly/2X4vxn5

CCSS staff and students celebrated Spring Festival last week with a delicious feast, check out our photos!

CCSS students join the debate and discussions at The West London Model UN Conference. Check out how they got on: https://bit.ly/2WMBKE0

CCSS students attended a community lecture at the Peter Hall Performing Arts Centre. The talk was given by the Hon Matthew Bullock, Master of Edmund’s College and Vice-Chairman of Cambridge Ahead, and was titled ‘Can We Maintain Sustainable High Growth in Cambridge?’. Check out how they got on: https://bit.ly/2UDEUZa

Our students enjoyed some downtime at Clip ‘n Climb Cambridge experiencing all the different climbing walls that were on offer, it was challenging but a lot of fun! https://bit.ly/2Bj65AW #Cambridge #Climbing