On a sultry summer's evening around 175 students made their entrance at The Parsonage Hotel, Escrick in celebration of their five years at Brayton College.
Suits and bow ties colour co-ordinated shoes and hair, a classy kilt, frilly frocks long and short stilettos as high as sky scrapers - the students arrived in effervescent mood. The transport; another story, different modes from shiny stretched limos to expensive shiny sports cars, monster trucks, jeeps, motorcycles and even a speedboat, all aided to the annual congestion of the A19.
The students enjoyed their celebrations with non alcoholic punch, canapés and a rather large chocolate fountain with several dips.
The balmy evening provided the perfect opportunity for students to relax both inside the Crystal Room and also outside in the splendid gardens of the hotel.
Excitement and merriment was in abundance and both staff and students had a wonderful time - chilling, chatting and dancing the eve away
The Student Council played a large part in the preparation of The Ball, the food, drinks, room decorations, photographer and disco. A big thank you to all involved.
The next opportunity for students to meet on mass will be on Results day - August 27 th, at Brayton College.
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The PE department held interviews for students to have the opportunity to become involved in this excellent group of students, we have now selected one boy and one girl to become our main students (The Steering Group), and 6 boys and 6 girls across all year groups for (The Sports Council).
The students will be helping the P.E. department by among other things, promoting extra curricular sports acitvities. The group will also be a student voice and will have a significant impact in developing new opportunities and influencing their peers to engage in new and innovative activities.
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City Square, Leeds was the place to be on Saturday morning as five of our teachers abseiled down the Deloittes building to raise money for Candlelighters, a charity who support Yorkshire families of children and teenagers who have been diagnosed with cancer or leukaemia. Chris Sands, John McAulay, Michelle Cartwright, Juvina Lee and Ellie Richards, donned helmets and harnesses, provided by the Royal Marines as friends and family gathered in the square to watch. The wary band were whisked to the top in a glass lift and after a quick brief from the experts, they were attached to a rope to begin the long descent. All of them made it down safely and al the staff and students at the college are very proud of what they have achieved. English teacher, Ellie Richards said "that was so good, I've never done anything like that before but I would like to do it again!"
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Brayton Beat Streetz (Brayton College's Samba Ensemble) participated in the Selby Culture Carnival organised by Selby Arts Council, on Saturday 9th May. The ensemble consists of Steven Powell, Hannah Cox, Hannah Creighton, Rachel Dunn, James Spencer and Zach Smith (all Y11), Ben Oldroyd (Y10), Andy Powell, Freddie Smith (both Y9), Oliver Hunt, James Hunt and Robert Shipley (all Y7) and Riley McDonagh of St Mary's Primary School (Y3).
The ensemble met at Selby Abbey Primary School along with 5 other local schools and marched in a Samba parade through the centre of Selby to Selby High School. The group were wearing T-shirts with the ensemble logo on the front and masks and hats that they had created in after school sessions with Mrs Walker.
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