Summer Carnival
13th May 2023
10am to 5pm
With food, music, and fun activities for families, the Summer Carnival is a must attend event in the school calendar!
All current CAE families are invited, parent and families interested in joining the CAE Family are also encouraged to join us on this special day.
BTEC – A route to university, employment, and life!
BTEC qualifications are two-year vocational courses that offer practical, hands-on learning in a specific career area. BTEC qualifications are widely recognized by employers and higher education institutions, and they are designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their chosen field. We will be offering a range of BTEC subjects to our Year 11 (Grade 10) students. This might be a great option for your son or daughter. Please contact the school to register now for a September 2023 start.
We are open for registration. If you are considering Cambridge Academy Ethiopia for your children you will be happy to know we are registering new students on a daily basis and your children can still join the Cambridge Academy family.
Do you want to know more?
Please visit the school for further information, email admissions@cambridgeethiopia.org, or call 09 77 14 14 14 or 09 77 15 15 15 to discover more.
Cambridge Academy Ethiopia – Producing Transformative Global Leaders
SECONDARY EXPO
18 MARCH 2023
START: 8.15AM
PLACE: CAMBRIDGE ACADEMY ETHIOPIA
A WARM WELCOME TO ALL OUR PARENTS AND TO THOSE CONSIDERING CAMBRIDGE ACADEMY FOR YOUR CHILDREN
Please see the below list of activities that will be taking place from 8.15 am on Saturday 18th March. Against the specific activity is the given name of the teacher(s) who have responsibility and oversight of those individual activities on campus throughout the event.
1. Inter-House Football (Y7/8 & Y9/10/11 Girls and Boys Teams)
2. Science & Technology Fair
3. Art Exhibition
4. Year 10 IGCSE Options
5. Year 12 AS/A2/BTEC Options
6. Inter-House Table Tennis
7. Chess Tournament
8. Musical Performances
9. Drama Performances
10. CCA’s Summaries
11. Meet the CAE Teaching Team
12. Meet Your Children’s Form Tutors
13. CAE vs Shashamane School U15 and U18 Boys Football Matches – from 2.30pm.
Saturday 18th March will be our opportunity to showcase the progress the school has made since the middle of TERM 1, October 2022, and indeed all that we are proud of in terms of growth and improvement through this journey of development. There will be two caterers on site throughout the day for refreshments, and you can also come and speak with Dr. Gemechis and Mr. Whitfield – 2 members of the CAE Board. There will be an admissions and marketing team on hand to give guidance on enrolment into Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, and Key Stage 5 (that we will open in the middle of August 2023) – so bring a relative, friend, neighbor or colleague and help us increase our ever-growing number of students as they consider joining what will become the best school across the whole of Addis Ababa. Spread the word, far and wide!
We are open for registration. If you are considering Cambridge Academy Ethiopia for your children you will be happy to know we are registering new students on a daily basis and your children can still join the Cambridge Academy family.
Do you want to know more?
Please visit the school for further information, email admissions@cambridgeethiopia.org, or call 09 77 14 14 14 or 09 77 15 15 15 to discover more.
Cambridge Academy Ethiopia – Producing Transformative Global Leaders
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