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We are excited to share the launch of our Word of the Week programme for the 2026–2027 academic year. Over the course of the year, students will explore 21 tricky, commonly...
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We are excited to share the launch of our Word of the Week programme for the 2026–2027 academic year. Over the course of the year, students will explore 21 tricky, commonly...
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Posted by Jeremy Turner
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On Tuesday evening of this week it was great to welcome so many Year 12 Sixth Form students and their families to our Welcome to Year 12 Evening. It was particularly lovely to see...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Siraj Guirdham-Habbouchi – Siraj has really stepped up and made a brilliant start to the year. Congratulations on becoming a prefect.
Posted by Alison Hanbury
Our Year 12 Settling In Evening was a fantastic success, and it was great to see so many parents and carers join our staff in supporting our new Sixth Form cohort. The strong...
Posted by Jonathan Harris
We are excited to share the launch of our Word of the Week programme for the 2026–2027 academic year. Over the course of the year, students will explore 21 tricky, commonly misspelled words through interactive games, quizzes, and weekly classroom practice.
Developing strong spelling habits helps improve students’ overall confidence and accuracy in written communication. You can support your child at home by reviewing each week’s word together and trying out some simple memory tricks.
Here are the three words we have focused on so far this term, along with the memory helpers to make them stick:
We encourage you to test your child on these three words to help consolidate their spelling accuracy.
Thank you for your ongoing support in helping our students become accurate, confident writers!

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