Following tonight’s announcement by the Prime Minister, the only children who should be attending school tomorrow are those in the vulnerable category or those whose parents are critical workers. The definitions for both these categories can be found here.

Please click on the link below to view the exams timetable for Years 10, 11, 12 and 13.

December 7th 2020:

We have been notified of a positive COVID-19 test result for a student in Year 12 and we have followed all of the guidance and advice from Cambridgeshire Public Health. 

In line with the advice given, we have identified close contacts of the students and asked 10 other Year 12 students to self-isolate for 14 days from when the student was last in school. 

The student who tested positive was last in school on Thursday 3^rd December which means that the identified close contacts need to isolate up to and including 16th December.  We have already been in contact with all of the parents of the students identified as close contacts and the students are now at home. If we have not spoken to you, you child is not affected and should continue to come to school. 

December 3rd 2020:
We have been notified of a positive COVID-19 test result for a student in Year 9 and we have followed all of the guidance and advice from Cambridgeshire Public Health. 

Below are some videos with information on changes to the GCSE English exams and tips on how to revise for the exams. 

Sheffield Hallam University  is conducting research in secondary schools to evaluate the impact of a new programme to improve students’ experiences of PE and physical activity.