On Wednesday evening (September 27th) we welcomed prospective Year 7 students to North Leamington school where they had the opportunity to look around the fantastic facilities on offer and meet students and staff.

Each department had a variety of activities on offer which  included a dinner party in English, experiments in science, food tasting in Food Technology,  dance performances showcased in the dance studio, and the opportunity to try the facilities in the Sports Hall and Gym.

            

         

 

In our market place visitors could meet with our Assistant Senior Student Leaders where  opportunities included the Equality & Diversity Leaders’ quiz,  a chance to  win a cake with the Charity and Community Leaders and to  find out all about our five Colleges  with our College Student leaders and learn about the Duke Of Edinburgh schemes.  Teams were available to share information on Careers advice and  Student Support which included meeting  Lulu our school dog as well as tasting samples of food from our Catering team

     

       

In the theatre Head Teacher, Mr Lowdell, welcomed all our visitors and families and to also hear from our Senior Student leaders and three of our Year 7 students who shared their early experiences here.

                   

A reminder the deadline to apply for a secondary school place is 31 October and more information can be found here at the Warwickshire County Council website

Thank you to everyone who came to our Open Evening.

 

Open Evening Invitation
We welcome prospective Year 7 students to our Open Evening on Wednesday 27 September from 18:00 to 20:30.

Head Teacher talks will be at 18:15 & 19:00

Come and find out all we have to offer and how we support all our students to reach their potential.

You can meet teachers, take part in exciting activities and explore our fantastic facilities.

Our students will be offering tours throughout the evening.

We look forward to meeting you. 

Congratulations to all students in Year 13 at North Leamington School who have yet again received outstanding results!  Such results, which places the school in the very top percentiles for performance nationally, have been a trend in place for many years now. We are so proud of all our students - not only in what they have achieved academically but also how they have developed as terrific, well-rounded and caring individuals. 

The following presentation has been delivered to students as part of our end of term messages this week. 
Students have been updated on arrangements for September and a reminder about uniform expectations for the term ahead.
The presentation also includes useful information to student on how to access advice and support over the Summer Break.

 

Tuesday evening saw a really successful summer music concert where our students performed a variety of pieces ranging from 'Arctic Monkeys' through to Chopin.  Performances ranged from soloists playing flute, piano, euphonium and singing to rock bands, pop choir, steel pans and our wind band.

    

The finale involved a local choir called 'Village Voices' join us and perform with our pop choir and wind band to give a great rendition of 'You will be found' from the musical 'Dear Evan Hanson' and the popular track 'Don't stop believing'.  

The Music department would like to thank everyone involved with the event as it was certainly one of our best yet! 

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On Thursday 22 June we celebrated our students at our annual Whole School Celebration Evening.

Our operating plan for the next two days of Industrial Action to be held on Wednesday 5 July and Friday 7 July is detailed below.