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Crookhorn is an exciting place to learn and here at the college we combine a 21st century learning environment with the timeless traditional values embodied in our Four Cornerstones:

Commitment, Responsibility, Respect and Achievement.

Our motto is “Enterprise and Learning” because personal endeavour underpins life at our college.  Every student is encouraged and motivated to achieve their potential, developing skills and aptitudes so that they can live a productive and fulfilling life.

Our college is not just about examination results, which are very good, but also about developing the individual, instilling community values and providing opportunities for each student to grow as a person.  At the heart of Crookhorn is our House system with its emphasis on working together and developing healthy interests and attitudes.  All the key elements that will help each person grow and develop into a responsible adult.We welcome visitors so if you would like to see us in action and sample our inclusive ethos please contact the college to arrange a visit.

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The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award at Crookhorn

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is in its third successful year at Crookhorn.

The Bronze participants have been working hard on the skills, sport and volunteering sections of their awards since September. Having completed weekly expedition skills training sessions this term provided the chance to put these skills to the test! In April, the Bronze teams completed a navigation challenge in West Walk woods. This proved great preparation for their practice expedition weekend over the May Bank Holiday. In a very wet New Forest the students completed two days operating entirely self-sufficiently on expedition, navigating routes up to 18km long whilst carrying all their camping kit in their rucksacks. Despite some challenging camping conditions, with temperatures plunging to 3 degrees on Saturday night, the weekend was a great experience.

Congratulations go to the silver team too who completed a three day expedition, enduring particularly wet weather on Bank Holiday Monday.