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We are holding this year's Careers Fair on Wednesday 19th November from 3.20pm to 4pm in our Assembly Hall.
Students from all year groups, along with parents and carers, are invited to meet local employers, former students, universities and training providers.
This is a great chance to explore different career paths, learn about entry requirements and challenge any misconceptions about job opportunities.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Residential – Day 3 Update!
After last night’s campfire and toasted marshmallows, the students finally settled a little earlier for a much-needed rest after all the excitement!
Today, we’ve got another action-packed schedule of activities before we head back to school. We’re expecting a few more muddy students by the end of the day (hopefully not too muddy this time!), but spirits remain high as we make the most of our final day together.
Residential – End of Day 2!
After a fun-packed day, we now have lots of very wet and muddy students who are somehow still full of energy. Today’s adventures included canoeing, zip lining, and plenty of other exciting activities that have kept everyone smiling. Tonight, we’re hoping the rain holds off for our campfire sing-along — complete with roasted marshmallows, of course.
Parents, be prepared there will be plenty of muddy clothes coming your way! Let’s hope all that fresh air helps them get a good night’s sleep tonight.
Residential Start!
We’ve arrived safely and the excitement is already in full swing! As soon as we got here, everyone threw themselves straight into the activities, full of energy, laughter, and team spirit. The students are having a fantastic time getting stuck in and making memories together. Judging by the enthusiasm and noise levels, we might be in for a sleepless night ahead — but that’s all part of the fun on the first day of residential!
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This morning, we gathered again as a school community to mark Remembrance Day – a moment of collective reflection, respect, and gratitude. We came together with members of our wider community in a shared act of remembrance. We stood together quietly and respectfully – a simple gesture, but one that carried deep meaning.
With thanks to our speakers, our performers, and our cadets. A special thank you to Mr Winlock, whose careful planning and organisation make this event run in such a respectful manner.
