As part of their Additional Applied Science course our Year 11 pupils set off to Blue Reef ...   more »

I heard recently that we have been selected for a top role supporting schools in challenging circumstances.
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We have sent £3,000 to Christian Aid for the Haiti Appeal following last Friday's "Red and Blue" Day. Included in this stunning total is £114 raised by 7 Ridgeway who sold lollies on the day. My thanks to everyone - pupils, Six Form students and staff.
Nick Taunt
Headteacher

On Saturday 16 January, Bishop Luffa students participated in a sensational performance at the Chichester Festival Theatre ...   more »

Our Year 11 students were delighted to have ten guest speakers in school last Monday. The aim ...   more »

Everyone in school today wore red and blue – the colours of Haiti’s national flag – to support the Earthquake Appeal. Pupils were asked to pay at least £1 for the privilege.   more »

We look forward to seeing parents of Year 9 pupils this evening for the Information Evening about 14-16 courses at school. After a presentatio by Mr Lankester, Director of Pupil Learning KS4, and our Headteacher Mr Taunt. there will be an opportunity to talk to Heads of Subject about these courses on offer. There is an opportunity for parents and their children to discuss progress at the Parents Consultation Evening on Thursday 11 February. We look forward to seeing parents tonight at 6.30pm.
Nick Taunt
Headteacher

As a school we want to support the people of Haiti who are experiencing unimaginable suffering. We have decided to have an extra Non-Uniform Day on Friday of this week, with all students making a minimum donation of £1. The idea, which came from the Sixth Form, is for us to wear an item of clothing which is red, and another which is blue, as a symbol of the Haitian flag.
Donations will be collected during registration on Friday 22 January and sent directly to the Christian Aid Haiti Appeal Fund. Christian Aid are sourcing emergency relief items for distribution to more than 15,000 people in eight communities who are getting little help from other agencies. They hope to provide food, tents, hygiene kits, blankets, jerry cans for water and water purifiers. They will also provide medical support.
Mr C Lankester, Deputy Headteacher
Picture courtesy of Christian Aid website www.christianaid.org.uk