Tregenna Castle welcomed year 11 students from Camborne Science and International Academy to enjoy their end-of-year prom.
The iconic venue in St Ives was perfect for a night of dining, awards, dancing and celebrations for the students who have now said farewell to their time at secondary school.
Students from Camborne Science and International Academy celebrated their prom at Tregenna Castle (Image: Camborne Science and International Academy)
Students arrived in style at the prom, taking advantage of the stunning location for photos with their friends and teachers, capturing moments they will cherish for years to come. The event provided a perfect backdrop for celebrating their achievements and hard work throughout the year.
The prom entrance was a spectacle of style, with one student making a grand arrival.
Not only did he roll up in a Mercedes Benz AMG C63s V8 Bi-Turbo, but he was also escorted by a convoy from the Red Chiefs MC brothers, their motorcycles adding a powerful rumble to the occasion.
The lads pose for a photo (Image: Camborne Science and International Academy)
Vice Principal Mark Fenlon commented: “This year’s class of students are an exceptional group, and we will miss them once they’re gone. They’ve remained focused right through their exam period, and we have high hopes for their results – tonight was all about recognising this hard work.”
Beautiful dresses (Image: Camborne Science and International Academy)
Principal Emma Hasse added: “We know this isn’t the end of the road with CSIA for a number of these students, as we welcome them back to join our VI Form Academy later this year. It was wonderful to see the teachers and students with smiles on their faces, richly deserved after 5 years of progress and achievement.”
The evening was not just a farewell but a celebration of the journey these students have undertaken, filled with laughter, joy, and the anticipation of future successes.
You can see more photos from Camborne Science and International Academy's prom in our picture gallery at the top of the page.
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