Congratulations to our Year 11s for their impressive set of GCSE results. It is important to recognise that, despite nearly half of your secondary school life having been disrupted by COVID, your enthusiasm, resilience, adaptability and determination to succeed have carried you through admirably and we are extremely proud of you.
These results bear testimony to the tireless support of our teachers, wider school staff and families, whose support we very much appreciate. Whilst we are very pleased with our Year 11s’ GCSE attainment, we equally as much celebrate the keen understanding they have demonstrated, particularly over the examination season, of the importance of kindness, community values and care for others alongside examination success.
From camel trekking to tectonic plates – 10 days in Morocco Over half term, students from Year 12 and 13 travelled to Morocco for a ten-day trip. The broad purpose of the trip was to experience first-hand an economically developing country, and to learn about its culture and geography. Starting in Marrakech, we travelled south to Zagora, then north again to
Dan’s daredevil challenge raises thousands for children’s hospice and gets the attention of comedian Jack Whitehall too! YEAR 9’s Daniel Macdiarmid took part in a hair-raising challenge in December, single-handedly raising £7685 for a children’s hospice and befriending his idol, the comedian Jack Whitehall, in the process. At just 13 years old, Dan, known to all as Shrimpy, arranged with
Sixth Form pupils receive their A Level results Congratulations to our Sixth Form pupils who have received their A Level results! Their 100% pass rate included 42% of results at top grades and 72% of A-Level grades at A*-B. We are very proud of our pupils’ hard work, fortitude and excellent achievements, and we wish them everything of the very
