Getting Back on Track – Year 10 and 11..
In their second week of ‘getting back on track’, our Year 10 students continue to make us proud by catching up with remote learning that proved to be very difficult to...
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In their second week of ‘getting back on track’, our Year 10 students continue to make us proud by catching up with remote learning that proved to be very difficult to...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
The KS3 Inter House Sport and Fitness competition has continued to inspire students to do as much exercise as possible during the break from school. Every time students complete...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
Virtual Employer Engagement During this unprecedented time, in order to ensure our students still have the opportunity to find out about the world of work and speak to employers,...
Posted by Beverly Biggerstaff
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ (1960) by Harper Lee This Pulitzer Prize winning novel concerns the essential nature of right and wrong and how good and evil can coexist. Through...
Posted by Lynn Court
Posted by Danielle Bowe
The English Faculty would like to draw your attention to another writing competition opportunity. This one has longer for you to create your masterpiece:
Posted by Lynn Court
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
On Monday 1st June, Year 7 and 8 language learners participated in a virtual Mandarin session and learnt how to greet each other in Chinese as well as finding out interesting...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
Keeping busy and occupied during lockdown has been challenging with the usual leisure activities curtailed. It is therefore wonderful to hear about this week’s Act of...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Looking Forward As June 15th gets closer, the day for the return for Year 12 students to school is fast approaching. Next week we will be welcoming back our Year 12 students for...
Posted by Matthew O'Kelly
In their second week of ‘getting back on track’, our Year 10 students continue to make us proud by catching up with remote learning that proved to be very difficult to complete at home. The students have become accustomed to the new ways in school and are doing very well in terms of completing work whilst adhering to all of the hygiene and safety requirements that have been asked of them in light of the current climate we are in. Under the guidance, care and leadership of our KS4 Pastoral Manager, Mrs Blowers, the students have successfully come in from 9am to 3pm each day and even though I’m sure there is a small excusable amount of downtime, there is definitely a significant amount of time spent on learning which all the students have admitted would be very unlikely to have happened had they remained at home.
In a large school it is important to know who to contact if you would like to raise a concern or provide us with information. If you have a concern you would like to share with...
Dear Parents, I have recently been contacted by Jane Rogers and Vanessa Robinson who are the Co-Chairs of Governors of the Sunflower Federation. The Federation comprises Meadow...