Malmesbury Matters Easter Edition
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In this edition you can find: a look at the class events and trips over the last term such as Pi Day, Chamber Concert, Women in STEM and some views from Year 7 about the school year so far.
Malmesbury Matters Spring Edition
Spring edition of Malmesbury Matters:
You will find in this issue: PTA Updates, 8TC Bugsy Malone production, Spelling Bee Competition, Careers and Art news.
Malmesbury Matters – December 2022
Malmesbury Matters newsletter – December Edition.
IN THIS ISSUE:
News and Events – School Trips – Sports News – Year 7 – Sixth Form – Community Pages
Featuring: forensics week, trips, sporting success and so much Christmas joy!
Malmesbury Matters September 2022
Welcome to this year’s first edition of the brilliant Malmesbury Matters.
We have lots of content to cover in September’s edition; news and events, school trips, sports news, and catching up with our new Year 7s.
Featuring: boybands, huge sporting achievement, invaluable out of classroom experiences and much more!
Introductory Meeting for Year 7 Parents – Thursday 8 September 2022
We hope that all our Year 7 students will quickly settle into Malmesbury School. We are holding an introductory meeting for parents of Year 7 students this Thursday 8 September in the Hall. The aim of this meeting is to pass on information to parents about the school, contact between school and parents, the expectations we have of students and how parents can help their children settle into the work patterns of secondary school. It will be an opportunity for parents to ask questions and pass on any information about their son/daughter to staff. It is not intended for students to attend.
More details can be found here.
A-Level Results 2022
Headteacher Brett Jouny said:
“We are absolutely delighted with this year’s A-Level results; they reflect the incredible hard work of all students and staff. Having faced a very disrupted GCSE and A-level experience due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the results exemplify the dedication and resilience of our students. The number of students achieving the very best grades continues to be notably high.
We are thrilled that over 90% of students have been accepted into their intended destinations, with students attending a variety of courses at top universities including Oxford and Cambridge. The hard work and success of all students in their time at Malmesbury School will prepare them well for their exciting next steps.
In agreement with colleagues in other schools locally and nationally, we believe it is not appropriate to compare these results to previous years due to the nature of the grading arrangements used by the exam boards in this first post pandemic set of examination results. It is also not appropriate to compare the results of one school to another due to the uneven impact of COVID related staff and student absences in different schools.
I would like to pay tribute to the hard work of all the staff at the school who overcame significant challenges related to the pandemic over the last two years. As always, they have strived to ensure that our students received outstanding teaching, inspiring and challenging them to develop their knowledge and skills.”
Brett Jouny
18 August 2022
