The Year11 students are enjoying the success their Year 13 counterparts did last week. The John of Gaunt School is pleased to announce that the average grades students gained at all ability levels have risen, leading to greater overall progress by the students of the school.
It is with great pleasure that we can announce that 25% of all A level grades were A*-A, over 58% of our students have average grades of A*-B and over 80% of students with average grades of A*-C.
Useful information for the last day of this academic year.
Year 13 students said their goodbyes on Friday 10 May. Several students decided to dress up as traffic cones!
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As we approach the exciting events that we, as a community, will be holding for Red Nose Day 2024, we would like to remind you of the expectations for non-uniform.
The John of Gaunt School has subscribed to MathsWatch. This is an online resourse designed to support your child reaching their potential in maths.
The theme for this year’s Children’s Mental Health Week is ‘My voice matters.’ In school we have been raising aware of what mental health is and how everyone can take positive steps to monitor and reflect on their own mental health.
Welcome to another edition of our online safety newsletter looking at the use of technology and how we can work together to keep our children safe. Thanks in part to National online Safety who provided the latest information.
It was so lovely to see so many of our parents and carers at the Y9 options evening last Wednesday. There was a lovely atmosphere around the place, with some fantastic questions being asked. I hope that your child is now one step closer towards making their options and that you also feel informed about the process.
Ten Tors Training has already resumed for the year, in the shape of a 15 to 17-mile circuit of the Avebury area. The additional challenges on this walk were the extensive flooding and colder temperatures.
