Year 10 students have got the chance to watch one of their GCSE texts, Macbeth, at the Crucible in February 2026! They will be able to take part in a workshop where they will meet the actors and discuss the play before watching the production. If you are interested in coming, there are only 28 tickets so grab a letter from Miss McInnis in 221!
Y11 Post-16 applications Information for parents/carers.
How can you support your child with their next step choices and applications?
What are the timescales: Important dates for your child’s application process.
Post-16 options: What are the possibilities after Y11?
Please see the link below for full information.
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Booking is now available via MCAS for our Year 11 Parents evening. Which will be taking place on Wednesday 26th November 2025, from 4.00pm - 6.30pm. This is an opportunity for parents/carers to meet teachers and discuss the progress that their children are making in school.
Should you require assistance with your booking please call the main office on 0114 2322338, Monday to Friday, 8.00am until 4.00pm.
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Attention all 2025 Year 11 leavers and families. You are invited to attend the GCSE Celebration Evening on Tuesday 2nd December from 17:30 in the Main Hall. Certificates will be awarded for all qualifications, along with additional rewards from all subject areas and the year team.
Refreshments will be provided. Parents and Carers welcome.
We hope that you will join us in celebrating the efforts and achievements of Year 11 2025, and we will ensure that everybody has a chance to catch up with each other.
Dear Parents/Carers of students in Year 10.
From Monday 17th November, all year 10 students will be completing their mock exams. Please see the timetable above.
For AM exams, they will go to their exam at the end of registration at 08.50am.
For PM exams, they will go to the canteen at 12.50pm and then to their exam.
When exams are finished, students will return to lessons as normal.
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Thinking Reading is a literacy intervention for those students who have the most significant gaps between their reading age and chronological age. This half term celebrates Chaucer School Thinking Reading programme crossing over the three hundred years barrier in student reading progress. Congratulations to all students and staff involved in the programme.
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We hope you’re having a restful half-term break. School will reopen on Monday 3rd November, and we look forward to welcoming all students back at 8.30am!
