Musical Showcase – an exceptional evening of music and song!
On Wednesday evening, our school hall was filled with excitement and anticipation as over 60 talented students took to the stage to share their musical gifts — and what talents they were! The audience was treated to an outstanding variety of performances, including heartfelt ballads, beautiful classical pieces, and incredible renditions of Metallica and Nirvana. The range and quality of music on display were truly second to none.
Every student performed magnificently in front of an audience of more than 250 people, demonstrating confidence, passion, and dedication. It was a fabulous evening from start to finish, and we could not be prouder of everyone who stepped onto the stage.
A huge thank you to all who came along to support the event. Thanks to your generosity, the showcase raised over £800 for the Music Department — an amazing achievement!
Finally, an extra‑special thank you goes to the wonderful Mr Burns for organising this memorable evening. His hard work, enthusiasm, and commitment made the event the success it was.
Well done to all involved — we can’t wait for the next showcase! 🎶 more photos to follow after Easter!
Another successful afternoon for the year seven netball team. Panic stations throughout the day, as the girls had three people off ill, so super subs were called in, however, the girls still had one player down, and went to the league with six instead of seven. This did not deter them, they started the first game, and drew three all against Parkstone, considering this is a new set up, and they were missing a wing defence, I think this game was a period of adjustment. After this, they had their game faces on, and got into their rhythm, then there was no stopping them! As always Ida marks tight, makes lots of interceptions which turns the game around. Lily was using her height, was marking well and got her hands to many ball, making it difficult for attacking teams to get the ball in the circle. Ava at goal defence, which is not her usual position, adapted and played really well. Neveah, again out of position, continue to do beautiful terms in the air, read the feed into the circle perfectly, and continue to put beautiful balls into the shooters. It is really pleasing to see Natasha and Leah start to reach their potential. They are reading each other space, doing little passes to get closer to the circle, and they’re shooting was spot-on, very impressive! As a result, the next three games, the girls were undefeated. Player of the match went to Lia.
Out of more than 1,000 applicants, Year 12 student Theo has made it to the final of Future Apprentice of The Year 2026. 
