Some of our Year 9, 10 and 12 students recently enjoyed an unforgettable science and history trip to Geneva, Switzerland.

At CERN, they stood at the edge of modern discovery, exploring the incredible physics behind the Large Hadron Collider, inspiring them to quite literally reach for the stars in their future aspirations. They then stepped into the world of global diplomacy with a guided tour through the historic halls of the United Nations.

Finally, a moving visit to the International Red Cross Museum showed them the human side of crisis and compassion. It was a fantastic experience that brought science, history, and global citizenship to life!