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The Dalton Theatre Company present The Monstrum

Top of the class for A-Level Maths students as they win 1st place in pop quiz

Creative Arts Creme Egg Challenge

Politics students compete in a EYP annual debate!

Lower Sixth student gives informative talk about LGBT terminology

EVENT: The Monstrum

Going for Gold! Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award

Admiral Nurse, Gill Connor inspires Health & Social Care students

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Our Upper Sixth Performing Arts students are hard

Our Upper Sixth Performing Arts students are hard at work rehearsing for their performance of All The World’s A Stage 🎭
This evening of exciting and dynamic monologues will take place on Wednesday 11th November at 7PM in our Dalton Theatre. Each monologue has a personal connection and relatable story for each of our student actors taken from a variety of plays and film, including the Barbie movie and Macbeth to name a few.
Tickets are FREE, simply scan the QR code on our poster to register!
#carmelcollege #performingarts #alltheworldsastage #performingartsstudents #monologue #collegeperformance #carmel2024

Today we welcomed @coach_ste_connor_pro.fit to our

Our campus is looking like a Winter Wonderland tod

Our campus is looking like a Winter Wonderland today after the recent snowfall ❄️☃️

Don't forget to tag us in your snow pics on campus so we can share on our stories!

#carmelcollege #snowday #winterwonderland #snowday2024 #carmel2024 #campussnowpics #collegecampus #snowfall

Happy International Men’s Day 💙🙌 We caught

Happy International Men’s Day 💙🙌 We caught up with some of our students to find out who their inspirational male figure is!

#carmelcollege #internationalmensday #internationalmensday2024 #inspirationalmen #carmellife #sixthformcollege #ukmensday

After last year’s overwhelming success, we’re

After last year’s overwhelming success, we’re excited to announce that Carmel Cultural Appreciation Day is back for 2024! 🙌

Join us on Tuesday 3rd December in our café for a celebration of our amazing, diverse community at Carmel College. At lunch time we will be hosting our highly anticipated Traditional Dress Parade accompanied by ethnic music, dance performances, cuisine and much more 🤩

We ask students to dress in colours or traditional clothes that represent their own culture and keep watching our social media for more coverage of Carmel Cultural Appreciation Day 2024!

Don’t forget to use the hashtag #CarmelCulturalAppreciationDay2024 and tag us in your posts to be featured on our feed 📸

#carmelcollege #culture #culturalappreciation #diversity #heritage #ethnicity #cultureday #beproudofyourculture #carmelcommunity #cultureday2024

Eleven of our PE & Sport students attended the Spo

Eleven of our PE & Sport students attended the Sport Science and Football Industry day at LJMU Sport. This was a unique opportunity provided for our learners to explore careers within the industry.

The day involved a variety of football science practicals, lectures on the role of science in football, analytics in the football industry as well as a Q+A session with industry experts. The experience was extremely valuable for the students involved. Thanks again to our stakeholders at @ljmu_sport for organising.

Find out more about studying PE and Sport at Carmel on our website course pages.

#CarmelEnrichment #PE #Sport #LJMUSport

Our Upper 6th English Literature students had a va

Our Upper 6th English Literature students had a valuable opportunity to learn about ecocritical literary theory and ecofeminism when they attended a lecture and seminar delivered by Dr Anna Burton of the University of Derby.

They looked at the work of Christina Rossetti through an ecological lens in a seminar on 'Literature and the Environment', which gave insight into the climate consciousness of Victorian writers.

A great example of learning outside the classroom! To find out more about studying English Literature at Carmel, visit the course section of our website - link in the bio

#Enrichment @derbyuni

This term our Upper 6th A Level Computer Science s

This term our Upper 6th A Level Computer Science students took part in the Future Innovators Programme within the Knowledge Quarter Liverpool. Students were invited to a wide variety of workshops and activities delivered by leading edge technology businesses within the Knowledge Quarter. These included:

The Digital Innovation Facility - exploring how AI and VR are being used to enhance services in the Liverpool City Region

The Manufacturing Technology Centre - developing robotic solutions in a workshop

The Materials Innovation Factory - touring the multi-million pound research facilities at the University of Liverpool

LJMU School of Astrophysics - exploring how advanced robotics, engineering and astrophysics are used in new technology projects

Clixels - learning how AI can aid businesses in a workshop at this new web solutions and AI company

The Civic Health Innovation Laboratory - discovering how AI and health data is being researched to develop solutions to community health problems.

What a fantastic opportunity for our students! Read the full news article on the news section of our website.

#Enrichment #LearningOutsideTheClassroom #ComputerScience #CarmelCollege @ljmu @livuni

It was great to see our Carmel Community dressed i

It was great to see our Carmel Community dressed in their brightest colours today to support Children in Need!

Students in our Foundation Learning department have been working hard all week to prepare for their bake sale to raise money for this wonderful charity. Thanks to everyone who supported and donated. 💛

To find out more about how this charity helps children all across the UK and to make a donation visit the Children in Need website. #Fundraising #ChildrenInNeed2024 #PudseyDay

Yesterday twenty of our students who are part of t

Yesterday twenty of our students who are part of the Art and Design competitions enrichment visited Cherie Grist's artist studio at her own female creative business and workshop space, @boldplacecic.

This was organised by Nat who is a producer at the @ourheartofglass who has been working with our students on creating their own individual zines and gaining a bronze arts award qualification.

This was a fantastic opportunity for our students to speak to an inspirational full-time artist and see their studio and space, gaining valuable real-life insight into art as a full-time career.

Visit our website to find out more about the art and design subjects we offer at Carmel.

#CarmelEnrichment @cheriegrist