What a beautiful venue to watch a modern reworking of ‘Robin Hood’ with our @cslcardiff year 7s! The inventive staging, the music and the message made for a wonderful evening at @OpenAirTheatre in Regent’s Park!
Absolutely loved watching such talented @cslcardiff pupils and students perform in their matinee of ‘Made in Dagenham’. We laughed and we cried; if you’re going to watch tonight or tomorrow, you are in for a treat! Huge congratulations to Mrs Williams and her wonderful team!
So proud of our fantastic @cslcardiff year 9s-We didn’t win, but they did a wonderful job representing the school and answering some truly fiendish #nrcquiz2023 quiz questions! Thanks to @Literacy_Trust and @mrdillypresents for such a memorable day! See you next year!
Well done to @cslcardiffeng for winning the Welsh heat of the National Reading Champions Quiz with @ALCS_UK! We'll see you at the London final this summer! #NRCQuiz2023
It’s a busy day for the @cslcardiff English department today: Good luck to our wonderful y10 team competing in the @theESU Churchill public speaking competition!
As delegates for Japan, they are debating resolutions on carbon mitigation, financing of adaptation, plastics, food waste and compensation for damage and loss with students from around the globe.
This will take place in person in the new year and will be an even greater challenge for our Year 10 speakers. We are sure they will prepare carefully over the holiday and wish them good luck for round 2! (4/4)
On Tuesday evening two @cslcardiff teams battled against tough opposition from Cardiff Sixth Form and Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Bro Edern in the first round of the @theESU Public Speaking competition. (1/4)
Congratulations to Sara K, Anshul S and Chris F who performed very well and learnt a lot from the experience. After a long wait while the judges deliberated, Vihaan J, Joseph P and Yuxuan W heard the news we had all been waiting for: they were through to the next round! (3/4)
The teams spoke on the topics of whether torture could ever be justified and if innocence until proven guilty is a myth. The enthusiasm and hard work of the CSL students involved was exceptional, but what was even more admirable was their absolute support of each other. (2/4)