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03/10/24

The Year 9 Netball Team and Senior Netball Team played their first netball games of the season against Burnt Mill Academy.The tough and skilled opponents made us work hard for the wins.The Year 9s won 14-9The Seniors won 16-12 pic.twitter.com/92MGy4I5Gd

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27/09/24

All good things must come to and end! The Spain trip was a huge success and we really appreciate the staff giving up their free time.They completed around 66,500 steps. That's about 54km or 33 miles! pic.twitter.com/i6XzduhAm6

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27/09/24

MHA Music department is pleased to announce its free, weekly orchestra project, London Musical Theatre Orchestra.This scheme aims to provide all students with an opportunity to learn an instrument. Workshops will be run on Wednesdays and are free to all (limited places). pic.twitter.com/NCUqjm7RFi

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26/09/24

We are so looking forward to seeing Year 7 & 8, family, siblings and friends at our first event. pic.twitter.com/G6EZqPvTcl

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26/09/24

Homeward bound. pic.twitter.com/av5PfyLKlw

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25/09/24

Students enjoying their Spanish lessons. pic.twitter.com/dYByqRQwCO

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25/09/24

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25/09/24

Puerto de santa Maria most famous & delicious wine is made in the town. pic.twitter.com/pSSNxFSCQo

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25/09/24

Today's tour. pic.twitter.com/nEn0c1ZcV2

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25/09/24

Churros and choco latte for breakfast! In Puerto de Santa Maria. pic.twitter.com/V4YHHoBOEC

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24/09/24

Our 49 enjoying some beautiful weather in stunning surroundings. pic.twitter.com/rsjiqHhwfW

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24/09/24

Thank you to Mrs Anderson for the photo drop. pic.twitter.com/ONZHXCPbDU

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24/09/24

Great photos from Spain. pic.twitter.com/342CYBqdmi

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24/09/24

Lunchtime! pic.twitter.com/RlNLGmuFxo

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24/09/24

Museo de Cadiz pic.twitter.com/Y6HluAOkBS

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24/09/24

Happy Birthday at the top of Torre Tavira. pic.twitter.com/5UB1mlIlrz

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23/09/24

Scavenger hunt in Puerto de Santa Maria pic.twitter.com/65KB4yQOi5

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23/09/24

The Rock of Gibraltar. A great sight for the students as they landed. pic.twitter.com/bC9wDu3GLI

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17/09/24

🐝 As part of the Peer Education Project, students gathered to discuss how the Orchard Bees Programme has helped them on their journey within education. pic.twitter.com/aFpLVCDdeO

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13/09/24

SCHOOL TOURSWe invite all prospective parents and students, for Year 7 September 2025 intake, to visit our Academy.Book via our website: https://t.co/clHQWF5MrT pic.twitter.com/Lz1tt923Qf

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GCSE Results 2024

GCSE Results 2024

Posted: 22nd August 2024

A school in mourning today celebrated a rise in GCSE results while remembering a much-loved student.

The community came together to not only discover how Year 11 had achieved in their GCSE exams, but to remember classmate Dishone Lloyd who died recently.

 

Headteacher Matt Carter said: “As we gather today at Mark Hall Academy to celebrate the achievements of our Year 11 students on this results day, I am filled with an overwhelming sense of pride in their achievements across all areas of the curriculum. This year group has demonstrated remarkable resilience, determination, and compassion.

“Beyond their academic success, I have seen how they have pulled together to support one another, particularly during the last week in the face of the tragic loss of Dishone Lloyd, a Year 11 student who was much loved throughout his year group and throughout the whole Mark Hall community.

“The strength and solidarity shown by his friends and the entire school community is a testament to the depth of their character and spirit. 

“Today is about more than just results; it is about celebrating the courage, kindness, and unity that these young people embody. We are so proud of every one of them and wish them well in their next steps.”

 

The school saw another rise in student achievement this year, with a further increase in the proportion of students achieving Grade 5 and 4 passes in the core subjects of maths and English. 

 

 

Top performing students this year include -

 

  • Taylor Rowlands, with Grade 7-7 in combined science, Grade 7 in maths, Grade 7 in geography and Grade 8 in photography
  • Ella Watkis–Schleich, with Grade 9 in RE, Grade 8 in history, Grade 8 in maths, Grade 8-7 in combined science, Grade 7 in English language and Grade 7 in English literature
  • Adam Halliday, with a Grade 8 in RE, Grade 6 in English language, Grade 5 in English literature, Grade 4 in maths and Grade 5-4 in combined sciences
  • Leonie Foster, with Grade 8 in maths, Grade 8 in history, Grade 8 in RE, Grade 8 in photography, Grade 8-7 in combined science and Grade 7 in English language
  • Casey Prempeh, with Grade 8-8 in combined science, Grade 8 in maths, Grade 8 in statistics, Grade 8 in computer science and Grade 7 in English literature

 

Standard pass in maths – 52% of pupils

Best English – 61%

English Language – 55%

English Literature – 53%

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