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Almost a week on from A-level Results Day and the Sixth Form Team is celebrating the news that, as well as a 100% pass rate and a 7% increase across the highest grades, 55% of the university destinations of Worksop College students are Russell Group universities.
Big smiles and happy tears this morning as our A level students received their results. With 100% pass rate and some stunning individual results, our school has seen a 9% increase in A-C grades on last year and a 7% increase on pupils achieving A and A* grades.
This news is even more impressive, given the fact that almost all A-levels have now been reformed, with the continuous testing of the previous regime removed and almost everything now riding on final exams.
The sun shone brightly over East Field as the annual Sports Day took place on Thursday 27 June. It was a close competition, with Wapiti (Portland), Gibbs and Shirley taking the victory in their groups. See below for the House results.
Yesterday, the Worksop College Chapel Choir were live on the Jenny Kendall-Tobias show, BBC Radio Guernsey. We caught up with Music Department Administrator, Dr Walters, who gave us a rundown of the broadcast.
As life gets busier, flexibility is key for busy working parents! We chatted to parent Dr Meena Balasubramanian about how Ranby House gives her peace of mind to enable her to concentrate on patient care.
Even in the pouring rain a small group of determined and resilient Year 7 Outdoor Education students managed to build a shelter and maintain a small campfire.
Year 10 and 12 Food & Nutrition students had a fabulous culinary experience at the BBC Good Food Show last week - sampling a wide range of food products and watching demonstrations by famous chefs.
U6 student Will returned to Worksop College in September 2017, choosing to study the Diploma in Food Science and & Nutrition, despite never having taking the subject before.
On Tuesday, Year 8 students were given the opportunity to handle some unusual animals as part of the STEM presentation on Biodiversity.
Our GCSE Photography students recently took a trip to the Tropical Butterfly House, Anston.
Last week, Ranby House pupils enjoyed all things 'books' during our annual Book Week.
Last term Miss Clifton submitted poems by Connie Futter and Amelia Chrispin to the Young Writers’ Poetry Escape competition.