We are pleased to have been recognised as being within the Top 5% of Pol-Ed schools across Humberside for engagement during the 2025/26 academic year.
This recognition celebrates the commitment of our staff who have provided children and young people with relevant, high-quality education around safeguarding, wellbeing and keeping safe.
The government is cutting VAT from 20% to 5% on family days out — from cinema and theatre tickets to attractions, and children's meals out. Less to pay, more summer to enjoy.
Congratulations to our Year 8 students on their excellent Extended Project presentations this week. Their presentations and enthusiasm were a joy to see!
Thank you to North Lindsey College, New College Doncaster & John Leggott College for the unforgettable experiences and for hosting three fantastic days filled with interactive sessions, insightful talks, and amazing opportunities to explore our future career paths! We're grateful for the chance to get a taste of college life and make new friends along the way 
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We have announced our new student leaders for next academic year!
Here is a sneak peek of some of our students we look forward to seeing around the academy helping with various events & activities that will be held next year!
Well done to all!
Prom 2026 - the most unforgettable night!
Full of glamour, fun, and friends ~ a truly special milestone 
Relive the magic with us here
https://youtu.be/VWhlbO6Jt0w
A Day of Global Exploration 
Our students engaged in cultural immersion, delving into diverse traditions and practices. They mastered Chinese calligraphy, savoured Spanish cuisine, practised meditation, and explored world flags, discovering Japanese Gyotaku art and enjoying German film, among other enriching experiences.
We hope everyone had a great day!
Y7 students had an absolute blast at this year's French cafe, where they indulged in delicious French pastries, practised their language skills, and enjoyed the company of their friends in a fun and immersive environment!
A huge well done to the Y9 student helpers whose efforts made this event possible.
Educake are running a short parent webinar that many families find helpful at this time of year.
Tuesday, 30th June 2026 – 3:45pm-4:30pm
The session is designed to help parents build their child’s confidence and enjoyment of independent reading over the summer break. It is practical, reassuring and suitable for all year groups.
Sign up here using the Parents Webinar Link
On Tuesday 9th June the Year 10 RS group visited the United Synagogue, Sheffield for a tour by Rabbi Yonosan Golomb. We were told the story of Moses whilst the special 'Sheffield Steel Burning Bush' was lit – the steel having been directly donated to the Synagogue. We then moved through to a room with a wall built entirely from stone imported from Jerusalem. On this wall was a map showing how Jews from all over the world make up the Sheffield Synagogue congregation. We then got to visit the Synagogue itself, being shown where the men and women sit in separate areas. The Rabbi talked us through some of his beliefs about Creation before showing us the key features - The Bimah, (a raised stand with a reading desk), The 10 Commandments in Hebrew, the Ner Tamid (everlasting light) and the Ark. (Cupboard for the Torah Scrolls.) Annabelle opened the Ark for us, and we were able to see the real Torah Scrolls together with their decorations. We took many photos, and Oscar and Jack even managed to get the Rabbi to pose with them!
This week we had Jenny from The Money Charity come into a Year 8 and Year 10 CS lesson to teach them about Savings (Year 8) and Moving Out and Making Decisions (Year 10). These fully funded workshops will be delivered to all Year 7-10 students over the course of Summer Term 2 within their CS lessons. They provide practical tips about finance delivered in a fun and engaging way.
We are running a Read for Good Readathon, and we are encouraging all students in Y7–10 to join in.
Our in-school dates are June 1st to July 10th inclusive.
Please support your child’s sponsored reading as much as you can. They’ll be helping kids in hospitals get books, as well as helping themselves, and our school receives free books worth 20% of our grand sponsorship total, so there really is something in it for everyone.
Please refer to the letter below for more details.