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Richard Challoner School. 1,707 likes · 54 talking about this. Richard Challoner is a highly successful Catholic school for boys aged 11-18 and girls aged 16-18 which has served the local Catholic...
Learning and Teaching at Richard Challoner School is underpinned by our '7 things'. These 7 things are an evolution of our previous 'Challoner 10' and a direct product of the last few years of staff working with individual inquiry questions within Learning Communities.. In a very real sense therefore, the 7 things represents a collective vision – developed collaboratively by staff – which ...
Richard Challoner School boasts some impressive facilities available for hire by the local community, ranging from stylish adjoining halls with a Mezzanine Lounge, to air-conditioned Drama and Dance Studios, and all at competitive rates. Visitors are welcome by prior appointment.
Music Teachers. Mr N Cannon (Director of Music) Mr A Leach; A Vision for Music. Music leads to a deepening of our community at Richard Challoner School and so the curriculum, both in and out of the classroom, it provides opportunities for solo and ensemble performances as part of a shared experience, and it broadens our musical awareness to discover new music and compositional elements.
Richard Challoner School was found to be among the best performing non-selective secondary schools and Sixth Forms in the country, receiving three awards for being in the top 10% nationally for attainment and for being in DfE Band 1 for student progress at key stage 4. The school was also recognised for being in the top 20% nationally for student attainment in academic subjects at Key Stage 5.
A Vision for Art. Students at Richard Challoner study Art & Design because it enables them to engage with the world around them. It enables them to explore themselves, explore different processes and techniques and to create. Art gives students a voice, allows them to have an opinion and develop personal work. It is a challenging subject that ...
