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Dear families
We’re nearing the end of a very full and purposeful half term. Across the school there has been real growth: in learning, in confidence, and in the daily habits that help students thrive. Your partnership in ensuring students arrive ready to learn, equipped and prepared, makes a genuine difference, and we are grateful.
You may have noticed that our long-awaited climbing wall project is finally taking shape. The cladding panels are now being added, and it is exciting to see this initiative, many years聽in the making, coming together at last. We look forward to seeing students enjoy this fantastic new facility, hopefully,聽before Easter.
It has been a pleasure speaking with so many of you at parents鈥� evenings and open events over the past few weeks. My thanks also go to everyone who supported the Parents鈥� Association quiz night, which raised much appreciated funds towards some upcoming grounds initiatives.
On the theme of growth, today鈥檚 Careers Expo has been a real聽highlight of the term. The energy in the hall was palpable as students explored a wide range of opportunities聽and professions. We are immensely grateful to the parents, local businesses, alumni, universities, and friends of the school who gave their time so generously. I particularly enjoyed hearing students reflect on how their experiences at 91看片 are preparing them for exciting opportunities beyond sixth form.
You鈥檒l find a full round-up of this half term鈥檚 achievements in next week鈥檚 newsletter, but in the meantime, do make sure you secure your tickets for聽Into the Woods:聽it promises to be a truly spellbinding聽production.
Dr James Hunt
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