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: Created: 23 May 2018

Liskeard School & Community College’s music department hosted their Spring Cabaret Concert, a musical extravaganza, on the evening of Wednesday 16th May.

Featuring an array of talented musicians from across all Key Stages, the audience was treated to an eclectic range of musical styles and genres, which highlighted the diversity and talent within the school. From an amazing jazz band to singing groups, soloists and rock ensembles, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

: Created: 23 May 2018

Liskeard School & Community College student Cara Collins is set to compete in an international Badminton tournament in Germany in June, following a year of incredible success.

Cara, who is in Year 10, will compete in the Babolat German U17 International in Refrath, near Cologne, between Wednesday 6^th and Sunday 10^th June. Entering this tournament is a step towards further recognition for Cara, bringing her closer to being considered by Badminton England.

: Created: 18 May 2018

Year 9 students from Liskeard School & Community College got hands on with a range of scientific equipment at the Medical Mavericks workshop at City College Plymouth, helping them to explore a potential future in science.

Students in attendance had been chosen as they are considering a career in medicine, and the workshop was the perfect opportunity to provide them with information and inspiration through engaging, practical activities.

: Created: 17 May 2018

Another group of students from Liskeard School and Community College completed the practice Bronze Duke of Edinburgh’s Award expedition on another fine weekend.

Twenty-one students formed three groups of 13 to 15-year-olds to tackle the 9 mile route on day 1, taking them along the south west coast path from Polruan to Talland Bay.

: Created: 16 May 2018

Year 8 students at Liskeard School & Community College enjoyed their third annual democracy trip to London last week, which focused on politics and giving students a voice. The first day of the trip included visits to the London Central Islamic Mosque and the Houses of Parliament before watching a performance of Aladdin. Students’ behaviour was exemplary whilst out and about in London and they were great company.