05/06/17
British Showjumping Just for Schools League Penultimate Round Success!
The penultimate round of this year’s BS Just for Schools League at Tall Trees proved fruitful for Callington Community College!
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05/06/17Show Jumping at Royal Bath and West Show
The Royal Bath and West Show is the biggest county show in England and it was a great opportunity for Callington students to compete against teams they haven't met before.Read Full Story
18/05/17Year 12 End of Year 'Band Night'
A culmination of a year's worth of composing, rehearsing and developing musical skills meant the 'Band Night' was a huge success.Read Full Story
17/05/17Music Student Played on BBC Radio Cornwall
Year 10 student, Darcey Jones, played as part of BBC Introducing in CornwallRead Full Story
15/05/17Callington Claim Top Spots in Every Class!
Fabulous results once again for Callington in Bristish Showjumping Just for Schools Competition on 14 May!Read Full Story
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10/05/17Ten Tors 2017
A number of students from Callington Community College took part in Ten Tors last weekend, two of them as part of a 55 mile distance team from Tavistock and District Youth Forum. Team Leader, Chloe Taylor (Year 12) and Team Navigator, Tom Hooley (Year 13), completed in exc...Read Full Story
02/05/17Notice of AGM
Please click here for further details and agenda for the Ivybridge Academy Trust AGM being held on Tuesday 23 May 2017.Read Full Story
28/04/17French Exchange 2017
Callington Community College students visit Guipavas in BrittanyRead Full Story
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25/04/17Orchestra plays Hub Sounds
The College’s 20-strong orchestra put in an excellent performance at this year’s Hub Sounds at Truro’s Hall for Cornwall.Read Full Story
17/04/17The 'Breathers' visit Year 8 PSHE lesson
On 30 March, Joe Barr and Mick Elliot AKA the ‘Breathers’ completed their final session with Year 8 in their PSHE lessons on the impact that smoking has had on their health. All the sessions were typified by complete engagement and many thoughtful questions from the students. This...Read Full Story
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