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Posted by Danielle Bowe
Oliver Twist, or The Parish Boy’s Progress was Charles Dickens’ second novel, following The Pickwick Papers, and was published as a serial in the magazine...
Posted by Natalie Stanton
It is pleasing to have students who are willing to do more than just the standard set tasks that are given in lessons. There are two Yr11 students Joshua Riley and Jack Thorn, who...
Posted by Siew Young
Back in March, for the World Book Day competition, some of our amazing students baked book-themed cakes and held a bake-sale so others could enjoy their creations. The proceeds of...
Posted by Teresa Turton
In line with the latest guidance and in common with the vast majority of schools across the country, we are strengthening our Behaviour Policy to further minimise the risks...
Posted by Helen Blowers
Our students this week had the privilege of listening to a very motivational assembly delivered by one of our top languages teachers and More Able Coordinator Ms Hargreaves on the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
I was delighted this week to learn that one of our Year 9 students Prisha achieved an amazing accolade last week at a long distance swimming event – the Dover...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by William Thornton
We have been learning about the history of monks and nuns, we also learnt how Saxons had to go in slavery after William the Conquer won the Battle of Hastings. We learnt about the...
Posted by Sarah Brown
Posted by William Thornton
We are thrilled to announce an opportunity for years 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12. You can earn a place to go to the Harry Potter Studios simply by completing a book review after you have...
It’s been a genuine pleasure getting to know our new Year 7s this past week, and 7b/En1 have already made a fantastic impression. From lively discussions to thoughtful...