As part of our behaviour policy, every lesson each student is given a score. Students receiving a 7 have exceeded expectations for the lesson. The following week the names of the students will be compiled and they will each receive a postcard home. Shortly after this,
Wareham Town Council has voted unanimously to declare that there is a climate emergency after a letter was presented by Purbeck School students. Students from The Purbeck School had been active in ensuring that the Town Council had all the evidence that it needed to make
Charity Team Students organised their first fundraising event for Sixth Form this month. They baked sumptuous cakes, brewed copious cups of tea and decorated the Sixth Form lounge with Macmillan paraphernalia. “I really enjoyed working with my teammates to create an event that brought together my
As part of our behaviour policy, every lesson each student is given a score. Students receiving a 7 have exceeded expectations for the lesson. The following week the names of the students will be compiled and they will each receive a postcard home. Shortly after this,
We warmly invite you to: The Purbeck School Sixth Form Open Evening Thursday 21st November 5.30pm to 7.30pm With excellent academic results, Oxbridge entrants, award winning teachers, enrichment activities and trips, spacious and modern facilities; the Sixth Form offers a superb pathway to future careers. Teaching staff will
The Purbeck School are organising another Shoe box appeal, in association with Link to Hope, to help families and the elderly in more unfortunate circumstances from Romania, Moldova, Ukraine and Bulgaria. We are asking for donations of filled shoe boxes for families and the elderly, not
Non uniform attendance reward Friday 8th November: Congratulations to 7xSSD, 8yCSY, 9yLSH, 10yBSH and 11yLCS who have won a non uniform day for their attendance.
On Tuesday 22nd October, 15 students from both year 9 and 10, travelled to The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) in Milton Keynes. It was quite a journey, but well worth it, as when we arrived, we launched straight into the first of two our workshops.
As part of our behaviour policy, every lesson each student is given a score. Students receiving a 7 have exceeded expectations for the lesson. The following week the names of the students will be compiled and they will each receive a postcard home. Shortly after this,
In addition to teaching children in the local bilingual school, we have been able to donate further items. These include: assorted toiletries from LUSH UK that were given to a genocide widows’ collective; football and running kit donated by Wareham Rangers FC and Purbeck Runners which