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The Year 11s waiting for results next week while seeing the national debacle around A Levels are all very much in my mind. Some clarity and assurances from Ofqual Department for Education would be appreciated.

Lijssenhoek. Iceni students ponder the significance of the former Casualty Clearing Station and second largest war graves cemetery in Belgium

Students gather to discover their World War One characters in the excellent ‘In Flanders Fields’ museum in Ypres

Iceni ‘front line’ troops in Sanctuary Wood.

No wonder we won the war!

Student reflect in the serenity of Tyne Cot, the largest British and Commonwealth cemetery in the world

Spine tingling moments for our students as they experience the last post for the first time

It’s nice to be appreciated!

Approaching the magnificent memorial to the 73,000 British missing of the Somme at Thiepval on Day Yeo

Poised on July 1st to leave the British front line trenches, past danger tree and into no-man’s land and in range of the German machine guns

The Caribou Memorial-Guardian of Newfoundland Park

Poised in the British frontline trenches on 1st July, before going over the top into no man’s land, passing danger tree and within range of the German Machine Guns

Sunny and Natalia contemplate the huge Lochnagar crater. The explosion was so loud that it could be heard in Britain. Much like the girls!

Obligatory group photo at the incredible Vimy Ridge memorial, after battling our way up the hill, as the Canadians did in in 1917

When a letter from a year 10 makes you feel quite teary. Thank you to this young person.

Are Shell worth a 40 billion quid profit?