Churcher's College Sixth Form Prospectus 2018
Our Sixth Form Prospectus provides course details, an insight into life as a Sixth Former at Churcher's, testimonials from students as well as the universities and types of careers they go on to do in the world of work.
Our Sixth Form Prospectus provides course details, an insight into life as a Sixth Former at Churcher's, testimonials from students as well as the universities and types of careers they go on to do in the world of work.
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the 2017 grill lecture<br />
Paddy ashdown<br />
why the world will never be the same again<br />
and what we should do about it<br />
Tickets £5 (free to Churcher’s pupils)<br />
available through WisePay via the parent zone:<br />
churcherscollege.com or from One Tree Books<br />
The French Revolution:<br />
from Liberty to Terror<br />
by Emeritus Professor William Doyle<br />
Tuesday 6th December 2016<br />
4.30 - 5.30pm<br />
Churcher’s <strong>College</strong> Lecture Theatre.<br />
Senior Philosophical Society<br />
The Senior Philosophical Society meets informally once a<br />
week for tea and twice yearly to hear a variety of outside<br />
speakers expand aspects of the Ethics and Philosophy<br />
course. The emphasis is on making education enjoyable and<br />
enabling all to enter into discussion should they so wish. A<br />
recent speaker was Post-Graduate Cambridge student Bertie<br />
Probyn (OC) who took us through the current conundrum<br />
of The Paradox of Increase. Students also went to the New<br />
<strong>College</strong> of the Humanities in London, to hear Derren Brown<br />
speak on the subject ‘Happy’. Students are also given<br />
preferable treatment in terms of attending our pre-social<br />
events with our Invited Grill Lecture speakers. Lately we had<br />
the honour of spending valuable time with Lord Ashdown.<br />
These outside speaker events (preceded by drinks and<br />
nibbles) are happy social occasions with challenging<br />
academic rigour. The meetings are open to everyone<br />
(including parents) and all Oxbridge and Medical applicants<br />
are strongly advised to attend.
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