The current Year 13 students’ last full day in school before their exams was 20th May 2022. We had a lovely morning of activities, quizzes, awards, goodbyes etc. followed by a BBQ. This cohort of students has had a very unique experience having had so much disruption
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Year 12 Art students have had the fantastic opportunity to attend a workshop at Durlston Castle and the surrounding woodland area. The session was run by local landscape artists Tim Edgar and Tony Kerins. Students explored experimental mark making using natural materials such as feathers, grasses
Dear Parent/Carer, I am writing to let you know that we are going to have to suspend lessons for the sixth form for the next two days due to staff absence. We have had a spike in Covid that has left us with too few staff
Yesterday Year 12 students were treated to a talk by the famous author David Bodanis who talked about aspects of his book – ‘The Art of Fairness: The Power of Decency in a World Turned Mean’, together with a range of discussion points and even RNA.
Dear Parent/Carer A quick note from the school as the term draws to a close. First of all can we thank you all for your support this term, it has been much appreciated. Can I also take this opportunity to publicly thank all of the staff
Students awaiting their certificates for 2021 summer examinations can come and collect their certificates from the school office. If you, or your son/daughter, left The Purbeck School since 2013, your certificates may also be here for collection. Certificates are kept on file until former students turn
Sixth Form Charity students were impressed with the amazing Christmas Jumpers being proudly displayed today and thank everyone for their kind donations. As a school we raised £350 which will all go to Save the Children and their work to improve the lives of children through
Sixth Formers dress up in Fancy Dress to raise money for a defibrillator – Friday 17th December 2021
Defibrillators are devices used to treat cardiac arrest. They deliver an electrical current which can often shock the heart into beating regularly again. They are the best way of ensuring someone suffering cardiac arrest outside of a hospital will survive, and are registered on a database
If you were unable to attend the Sixth Form Virtual Parents’ Evening last week, you can still see all the subject videos and information on our website sixth form pages. You will also be able to find an on-line application form and an online form to
Our Sixth Form prospective Medical, Veterinary & Nursing students were joined by the University of Surrey for an MMI workshop. The MMI (mini multiple interview) consists of a series of short, structured interview stations used to assess non-cognitive qualities including cultural sensitivity, maturity, teamwork, empathy, reliability and communication