Year 9 (continued)


“We were taken on a tour of the university to see the facilities they have and they were outstanding. You can choose from hundreds (!) of different subjects and


clubs. They even have a Harry Potter club! I can’t wait to go back.”


Lucy Pennell


“Bath Spa University was lovely and it gave us the opportunity to ask any questions we might have


had about life at university. It was fun but also very educational, learning all about student loans.”


In the production room, Year 9 girls in control T J Magee One thing we learnt was that Mary Berry went to


Bath Spa! We got to tour around the media centre and TV studio.”


Imogen Chalke


“I learnt about how the campus is like 8 times the size of our school.”


Oscar Gonzalez


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This is the news, with Owen Smith and Joe Cannings! TV Studio tour.


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One of the great Matravers success stories is our cadet force (CCF). Year 9 (when they were Year 8!) were the inaugural members and have continued to be solidly committed, growing


with the force, as it takes on new challenges. Year 9’s commitment to other outdoor activities has also been strong this year, with successful Ten Tors and Jubilee Challenge weekends, in addition to Duke of Edinburgh expeditions.


“Joining the CCF at Matravers was one of the best


ideas I could have had. Each session we have is always fun and we learn some great skills (be it for the Army or the outside World). From morning parade to the end, CCF is a blast!”


Ben Rimmer www.matravers.wilts.sch.uk


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