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Remembrance Sunday, 2023

Amble paid tribute to Remembrance Sunday 2023 through a moving ceremony involving the placement of poppy wreaths, coupled with a brief service conducted by Coquet Churches Together. Dedicated students from James Calvert Spence College united to honour the brave individuals who gave their lives for us. Impressively, more than 16 JCSC Army Cadets actively participated …

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JCSC’s Chemistry Students Explore the World of Science

Our A-Level chemists engaged in an exciting and educational trip last week as they visited Quotient Sciences in Alnwick. This allowed them to delve into the world of pharmaceutical development and gain hands-on experience in a scientific workplace. During the visit, our students were privileged to spend time with principal scientists at Quotient Sciences, gaining …

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JCSC Students Secure Second Place in the Nationwide Tycoon Enterprise Competition

A group of year 10 entrepreneurs from James Calvert Spence College have come second place in the nationwide Tycoon Enterprise Competition! Back in May, the brilliant team (known as ‘Lights Clouds & CO’) entered the competition, with the idea of selling self-sufficient plants. They designed and created a terrarium for the plants, that allows them …

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JCSC Students Receive GCSE Results, 2023

Students at James Calvert Spence College received their GCSE results today, Thursday 24th August, 2023.  Neil Rogers, Executive Headteacher, said “Despite having had the most important years of their education seriously affected by the pandemic and industrial action, our young people have shown incredible resilience and determination throughout. Today’s results are the rewards for their …

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Student Believes to have Discovered Gravestone of Great Grandfather Who Died in WW2

Year 11 student Liam, came across what he believes is his great grandfather’s grave, during his visit with the Army Cadets to Nijmegen, Holland. The Northumbria Army Cadet Force are taking part in the 105th Nijmegen Marches. The team are required to walk 25k every day for four days. The team is supported by JCSC’s …

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