Cambridge 11 Oxford 2
Press release 20th January 2010

Nine of the thirteen students from BHASVIC (pictured here) have been offered places at the universities of Oxford or Cambridge in this year’s round of applications.

Eleven students were offered places at Cambridge:  Madeleine Avery to study History; Katherine Bewlock to study Law; Jack Cranfield to study Archaeology; Eleanor Earl to study Geography; Adela Grant Ryle to study History; Eleanor Harley to study Law; Verity Jackson to study Natural Sciences; Stefan Karakashian to study Maths; Claire Nichols to study Natural Sciences; Neel Patel to study Maths; Chris Rosier to study Engineering. 

Two students were offered places at Oxford: Claire Robertson to study Biological Sciences and Thomas Beamont  to study History and French.

“Our students have done outstandingly well and made really effective use of the full support offered by their teachers and I congratulate them all” said College Principal, Chris Thomson.

Divide
Press release 15h January 2010

BHASVIC’s production of ‘Divide’ is based on Harold Pinter’s plays ‘New World Order’, ‘Party Time’ and ‘Mountain Language’. Performances on Tuesday 9th, Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th February will begin at 7.30pm outside BHASVIC’s Drama Studio so the audience is advised to bring clothing suitable for wet and or cold weather conditions.

The plot revolves around the divide created in society by the contrast between those who enjoy the comforts of a rich privileged life and those who are excluded to the harsh realities of poverty.