He was awarded a Merit in Grade 7, silver medal. Grade 7 Lamda in Acting

Thursday 21st August in the school canteen between 8.30am - 12.30pm

Staff will, of course, be on hand to support you once you have received your results. 

Should you need further support or guidance in light of your results, please speak to your subject teacher, Dr Askey, Mr Boswell, or Mr Bell. 

You can also email exams@northcestrian.co.uk with any queries.

Many congratulations to all our pupils on their GCSE results. It was delightful to share the moments of relief and joy as envelopes were opened to reveal those important grades. We celebrate every pupil’s success at whatever level, but we were really pleased to record another rise in the key measure of pupils gaining grades 9-5 in English and Maths – up 4.2% from last year to 60.1%. Likewise, overall pass rates at all grades are significantly above national average. We wish all our pupils every happiness as they move on to the next stage of their lives.

All with TMS at the Stoller Hall, Manchester."

"When learning the songs i played, I had to show resilience because I had to learn them at home by myself as well as learning from mistakes, which is good for the learning process."

“We have learnt about accounting and the roles of financial. We were very honoured to be able to attend the trip, where we got to know more about the business aspects in the industry. We were able to gain experience from the experts in the room who were able to provide us with excellent advice, not only in business but in life generally. The guest speaker talked about her experience working in the accounting industry and the difficulties she faced as an immigrant from China. Her motto in life is to “believe in yourself before anyone else believes in you.” We were able to try out audit’s work — stock counting. This fantastic experience deepened our interest in accounting and business. We are looking forward to taking it to the next level in the future.” 

Offers of places for Year 7 at this school are coordinated between Home Local Authorities. They will notify parents/carers of the secondary school their child has been allocated on National Offer Day (3rd March). Should you receive an offer of a place at this school from your Local Authority please follow their instructions to accept or decline the place no later than their closing date to do so.   

School will send out further information regarding offers and induction by email to parents/carers by 4^th March. Please check your spam/junk folders before contacting school. 

All queries should be directed to Admissions at ncsadmissions@hamblintrust.co.uk

It was brilliant. Here is my reflection.

David Hockney's Bigger and Closer (Not Smaller and Further Away) taught me that dedication, perseverance, and experimenting with techniques can make art relatable and immersive. Unlike photos that freeze moments, his work reflects how we truly experience the world—vivid and continuous. It inspired me to embrace challenges, explore new ideas, and express my experiences creatively. By focusing on the bigger picture and working hard to improve, I can make my work more meaningful and personal, just as Hockney does.

"I collected 2 full bin bags to help the Garden Team".

I also cleared the pavements of our road for the pedestrians, so they wouldn't slip."

Help our exams run like clockwork!

Are you:

• Reliable and punctual
• Flexible
• Accurate
• Confident communicator
• Firm but fair
• Can work as part of a team

Exams are amongst the most important and stressful events in the life of any student. That’s why it’s so important that they are conducted in the correct way. Invigilators are crucial to this process and are there to ensure the whole process runs smoothly. They give out vital information such as start and finish times for the exams and ensure candidates have all the materials and information needed for each exam. They also ensure that all exam rules are adhered to.

Working as a team, invigilators contribute to ensuring a calm environment for the exams, giving candidates confidence in the process.

We are looking for invigilators to help oversee our GCSE exams in May and June. Invigilators need to be reliable and punctual, highly flexible, able to relate to students and comfortable in a high-pressure environment. Invigilators will be paid £13.68 per hour and full training will be provided. Due to the nature of the role, a full enhanced DBS disclosure will be required

The school is committed to keeping students safe and stringently follow the procedures outlined in the ‘Safeguarding Children and Safer Recruitment in Education’. We expect all staff and volunteers to share our commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people in our school.

If you are interested in being an invigilator, or would like to find out more, please contact the Examination team for an application form at exams@northcestrian.co.uk