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Sep 08
This year our Sixth Form Open Evening is going online! Due to restrictions in place to support social distancing, we unfortunately cannot invite parents & students into our Sixth Form to see what we’re all about. So instead, we’re taking our usual open evening event online and providing everything you need to know about us! …
Jun 29
Welcome to Week 10 – to finish off your subject specific work your teachers have given you something extra to do as a tasty treat! A fun activity – something light hearted. Enjoy! Click the subjects to begin. Send us anything you have completed to: Info@southmoormat.co.uk – mark for the attention of Mrs Bagshaw. Extra stamps and credit – thank you …
Jun 29
Following the death of George Floyd in the USA, with the hope of addressing the issues and challenges racism brings to our modern world, Mr. Ireland has compiled an excellent document that students and parents can reference for further information and resources that provide commentary and insight. We’ve also had an article submission from Southmoor Sixth Form Alumni Margot Stead who has …
Jun 29
This week we welcomed building contractors on site to begin work on adapting and renovating Southmoor House into an extension of the current Sixth Form. As Sixth Form continues to grow, we aim to provide not just increased capacity in the form of six new classrooms, including an equipped science lab, but also toilets and further office / storage …
May 12
Register your interest for this unique opportunity now! PUSH are a motivational speaker company who have offered to give Southmoor a free trial of a very successful webinar. Aimed at year 12, you will learn about how to make choices post-18, how to manage the transition from sixth form, and coping with the uncertainty of …
Mar 17
As a precautionary measure, in response to unprecedented international events linked to the Covid – 19 outbreak, the Year 12/13 Progress evening on Monday 23rd March is cancelled. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. For further information please click here to read the letter sent home to Year 12/13 pupils …
