Firstly, an apology! I completely missed my summer term blog. We were so busy having such an exciting time that, before I knew it, the holidays had arrived. And here we are already – two weeks into the Autumn term, though it feels more like

I know! I have somewhat missed my deadline for the September / October blog, so now it is a September /October/November blog. There is no defence. It has been brilliantly busy, and the College is indeed more vibrant than ever, and I am so busy

At the start of the Summer term, Mr Collins and I did an assembly to each House about OPEN MIND- the mnemonic that summarises our learning ethos at the College. We reiterated to students that this is the third strand of our whole College ethos

November and December seemed to fly past. We had the mock exams for Year 11 in their core subjects and Year 10 had their early entry mock as well. All students displayed excellent behaviour, and the mocks did their job in the sense it helped many stu

Now I have to confess to a little bit of a slip up - as I thought my last blog covered April and May, but as the ever correct Mrs Duncan pointed out to me, it actually covered March through April. So where has that time gone. The summer term has

As January and February are traditionally quite a ‘blue’ time of year I thought the January/February blog would be a great opportunity to share with our community the progress we have made this academic year so far on our mental health pr