Our fantastic cast are ready to do it all again! We can’t wait to see them in #LitteShopofHorrors! #studentcast #excited

Too many highlights to mention - our #TeamCarleton cast for #LittleShopofHorrors have done us proud - here are just a few of the fantastic singing performances from tonight’s show! #talent

We’ve been stunned by the acting performances from our students - from those in the limelight to those supporting on skid row, all backed by students & staff working #behindthescenes on sound, lights, making props and providing catering - it has truly been a #TeamCarleton effort!

Huge congratulations to Ferdi who received the Performer of the Year award 2025! Not only was he a fantastic Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, he has been working hard all year crafting his skills and talent. Well done Ferdi - we are very proud of you #performeroftheyear

Our new build is nearing completion and today the Carleton badge was installed above the main entrance - we can’t wait to be moving in there in September! #CHSnewbuild #newchapter #TeamCarleton

Huge congratulations to our students who received Bronze & Silver certificates in the UKMT Junior Maths Challenge 2025! 🥈🥉 A special shout out to Arthur & Ferdi for being best in their years, with Ferdi receiving a gold certificate & best in school! 🥇 Amazing work! #champions

Another successful #transition day complete from our new Year 7s 👏👏👏 From murder mystery code breaking in maths to orienteering and some music and art in-between our #newstudents have show great enthusiasm in all their classes. #CHStransition2025

A massive thank you to all the parents and carers who joined students to celebrate #CHStransition2025 We look forward to welcoming you back in September! Enjoy your last days at primary school and have a great summer! #joiningtheCarletonfamily #TeamCarleton

Mrs Shariff met with William in Year 8 today to chat about the #BMXracing he competes in. This summer he will be heading to the British BMX Championships, attended by Olympic Medalist's Bethany Shriever & Kye White! Good luck from all at #TeamCarleton

A massive thank you to our new Head Boy Alfie, our new Head Girl Lily and our Year 7 student Michael for their fantastic speeches at last night’s transition celebration - they gave a great flavour of what #lifeatCarleton is all about! 👏👏

Yesterday a group of our Geography students arrived in the land of fire and ice and got their first flavour of Iceland. They stepped from Europe into North America and saw and smelt the signs of thermal activity. #CHSIcelandTrip2025 #explorers

End of an Era: Our staff have worked hard packing up our school buildings.This school, where 1000s in our community have walked those corridors and classrooms. Click the link to take one last peak at the buildings, where countless memories have been made. youtu.be/ZGAwOrH0fAo

In Iceland our Geographers had a relaxing start to the day in the natural hot spring and ice plunge. Then they headed to Gulfoss waterfall fed by glacial meltwater and stopped off to see some of the unique Icelandic horses! #CHSIcelandTrip2025 #waterfalls #GeographyatCHS

The suspense was real as students waited for the geysir to erupt which happens once every ten minutes! Then they walked through Thingvellir National Park, where they saw the tectonic plates of Europe and North America. #CHSIcelandTrip2025 #Geographyinaction

This morning our Geography students hiked up the solheimajokull glacier, where you can see volcanic ash from previous eruptions exposed as the ice melts. #CHSIcelandTrip2025 #glacier #GeographyatCHS

In #Iceland our #geographers visited Black Beach to see the Basalt columns formed by cooling lava on the cliffs and spotted Puffins feeding their chicks on the cliffs of the beach. #CHSIcelandTrip #Blackbeach

Waterfalls were on the agenda for the afternoon in Iceland with our students visiting Skogafoss waterfall and Seljalandsfoss waterfall, 65 metres high, with its spray creating a rainbow at the bottom. Waterproofs essential! #CHSIcelandTrip2025 #waterfalls #Icelandicviews

This morning our geography students had a tour of the Raufarhólshellir lava tunnel which was carved out 5000 years ago by lava flows coming from an eruption which lasted for around 5 years - amazing! #CHSIcelandTrip2025 #lavatunnel #volcanoe

Our Iceland students are nearly home. Their final visits were to Hveradalir geothermal area with boiling hot springs and bubbling mud pools and a very distinct smell! They then headed to Reykjavik for some #shopping and #sightseeing What a fantastic trip! #CHSIcelandTrip2025