To infinity and beyond! Oxford International College Brighton students make intergalactic discoveries
Oxford International College (OIC) Brighton has opened a new observatory on its campus to provide its students with practical opportunities to explore astrophysics, data analysis and scientific research.

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Newport has tested the school’s new Dwarf 3 digital telescope in Northern Italy, capturing images of a globular cluster, a tightly bound group of ancient stars (pictured above).The Astronomy Club is part of the wide range of extracurricular clubs, societies, and qualifications the school offers through its Super Curriculum programme to enhance students’ personal development and encourage academic excellence. Principal of OIC Brighton, Tess St Clair-Ford said: “At OIC Brighton, we are incredibly proud of our Super Curriculum programme. Going beyond the syllabus to provide our students with a holistic range of experiences ensures that they are fulfilled at school and have a strong foundation for their future endeavours. From building confidence to nurturing passions, our Super Curriculum programme helps students to curate a robust portfolio of experiences and qualifications that help them to stand out in a competitive landscape. I can’t wait to see what out of this world discoveries the Astronomy Club makes!”To find out more about the College’s Super Curriculum programme, visit: https://www.oicbrighton.com/news/2024/04/26/the-super-curricular-programme
About Oxford International College (OIC) BrightonPart of Nord Anglia Education, OIC Brighton is an independent day and boarding school in Brighton for academically aspirational British and international students aged 13 - 18. Nord Anglia Education has 85 schools worldwide and OIC Brighton is its fourth school to open in the UK. Located on a stunning 20-acre campus in Brighton, the centrepiece is the grade II listed Ovingdean Hall. OIC Brighton builds on the successful model of Oxford International College in Oxford, ranked by the Telegraph as the number one performing independent school for A Levels in England in 2023. The curriculum model focuses on three pillars: Academic Excellence, Personal Development and Career Preparation, all delivered by inspiring teachers and realised through an extensive Super Curriculum with an integrated focus on well-being and the promotion of mental and physical health.


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