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Workshopping With Wates & Sunbelt

On Tuesday morning last week, as a follow up to the recent visit to the Wates/AESC Gigafactory construction project in Washington, we were delighted to welcome into school Genna and Jimmy from Sunbelt Rentals and Ashleigh and David from Wates Group to deliver the second part of the exciting Sunbelt Rentals Beacons Schools programme with …

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UCAS Update

Adil Hussain has received an offer of an interview at Oxford to study Biology. The majority of our students have now sent their UCAS forms to us for final checking and adding of references. A selection of other UCAS news from this week: Antonio Poxton has received a conditional offer to study History at York. Both …

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International Nurses Day

International Women’s Day saw us bringing special guests through the UCAS International Nurses Day online event. Students could listen in on the experiences of these nurses, ask their questions, and find out whether a career in nursing could be the right choice for them. Current students, nursing professionals, and admissions tutors were all included and …

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Yet More Success Stories for the Sixth Form at Southmoor Academy with one in three grades at A – A*

The Sixth Form at Southmoor has had another year of fantastic results – with a third of our grades at A/A*, 71% at A*-C, an increasing number of students gaining AAB including at least 2 facilitating subjects, and 100% A*-C in Maths, English Language, English Literature, Drama, Fine Art and Photography. But for us it’s …

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Sixth Form Open Evening 2018

Join us on Wed 28th Nov from 6pm for our Sixth Form Open Evening.

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School Performance Tables 2017

We are delighted to highlight our fantastic performance in this week’s release of the school performance tables which show our A level progress to be competing strongly at national level and leading the way locally. We look forward to building on this strong performance and delivering some of the best outcomes for students in our …

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