Chaos? Check. Fun? Double Check!
International Food Night With Concha!
Tonight, the vibrant and magnificent flavours of Mexico graced the palates of the Conchas boys as we gathered for another memorable International Food Night. The aroma of tender lamb, zesty salsa, and perfectly roasted potatoes filled the air, bringing warmth and excitement to the evening. Every bite carried a touch of home for many—reminding us of a nation celebrated around the world for its bold, colourful, and soulful cuisine. Laughter and conversation flowed as freely as the flavours, making it a night that beautifully blended food, friendship, and cultural pride.
The boys loving the food
Všechno Nejlepší k Narozeninám Alex!
Welcome Back!
Rustle and Rest – Mid Term Break
Spanish Night in Concha!!!!!!
This week’s International Dinner at the Léman cafeteria brought the vibrant flavors of Spain to our tables! This week we saw a Spanish-inspired menu that brought the taste of the Mediterranean to the tables of CDL.
Tapas style, crispy patatas bravas, roasted escalivada vegetables, and a tomato gazpacho — all topped off with a rich, creamy cheesecake for dessert (YUMMMMMM). Spanish music and karaoke (arranged by the wonderful Mr.Ronan and Sam) added to the festive atmosphere, making it a night full of great food, culture, and fun. As always the boys had a great time and soaked up the nights ambience!!!
Welcome Ethan!
Football For A Good Cause
Sorel, Dario, Kenneth, Fede and Javi all took part in a 3v3 football tournament organised by the staff and students going to the upcoming Tanzania School Trip. The tournament was a charity event to raise money for children in need in Tanzania. It was a great turn out, lots of students made teams and gave donations, making sure to have a great competion at the same time.
Well done and thank you boys!
Climbing Higher With Friends
So happy to see lots of the Concha Climbing Crew join the club this Saturday! Artem, Ege, Fede and Kenneth really challenged themselves today, showing grit and perseverance on the wall. Fede showed off some great techniques using his body positioning to help him reach higher. We also spoke about the importance of ”reading the route”. Before you climb you should always try to visualise the hand movements and footwork that you will need to get to the top, this will help your flow when you climb instead of having to stop, think and look for the next hand holds.
They all did great – Well done boys!




























