RSE Curriculum
As part of our curriculum we have a statutory responsibility to teach Relationships Education and Sex Education (RSE) to all our students. At key stage 3, year 7-9, this includes...
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As part of our curriculum we have a statutory responsibility to teach Relationships Education and Sex Education (RSE) to all our students. At key stage 3, year 7-9, this includes...
Posted by Claire Till
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Assistant Headteacher Ms Knowles led some powerful and poignant assemblies this week to coincide with Remembrance Day and provided students with a chance to reflect deeply and...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our Monday Magic Moment at the start of the week was delivered by Mrs Jackson, our hard working Leader in English and Media. She officially launched our first Marking and Feedback...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Congratulations to Ellen McDermott in year 7 who is our reader of the week. She has read an amazing 21 books since we started back to school in September. In addition, Ellen wrote...
Posted by Claire Till
On Friday the 9th of November we were excited to host the annual Sixth Form Open Evening. Many students and their families joined us at the event during the night. All the...
Posted by Gabriela Zhelyazkova
Marking and feedback fortnight has got off to a strong start this week and the positive feedback has started to roll in. At the beginning of the week we saw a brilliant Monday...
Posted by Nicholas Gray
Salut and Hola from Year 9 Language Enrichment day in Food The Year 9’s were welcomed into D&T Food for the language enrichment day. They had a very sweet day baking...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
The art department is lucky to be able to offer a range of A Level subjects – art, art graphics and photography. This week I would like to show you some wonderful work from...
Posted by Kate Hoskins
On Thursday, 4 November, Year 7 students were provided with an enriching day and the opportunity to delve into subject areas not yet explored. The carousel of subjects and topics...
Posted by Sandra Kinghorn
Assistant Headteacher Ms Knowles led some powerful and poignant assemblies this week to coincide with Remembrance Day and provided students with a chance to reflect deeply and think about the sacrifices that so many people have made to ensure we enjoy relative peace in our world. In her well crafted assembly a short media clip of Captain Sir Tom Moore being interviewed on national television was a humbling reminder of how all those who took part in conflicts around the world often don’t consider themselves as heroes, but speak instead of how it has shaped their own character
As they realise that they are the lucky ones. Often it motivates them (as it did with Major Tom) to think of others as more important than themselves, demonstrated by his amazing charitable walk that raised so many millions of pounds for our dedicated NHS workers during the recent pandemic.
Executive Principal, Mr Turner, delivered assemblies this week on the important theme of ‘Equality and Diversity’. An explanation of the legislation that came together to form the...
It was great to join the Willow House Assembly last Friday morning and hear Mrs Speker talk to all the students about the importance of being organised and working together to...