Parent and Carer Bulletin – Week of 12-16 October 2026
Read all about it!All of the news and information from this week in school.
Read all about it!All of the news and information from this week in school.
Gather your friends, family or colleagues and join our amazing PTA, Friends of The Grange School for a fantastic evening of quizzing, games and fundraising at our ever popular Quiz Night!
A fantastic team performance saw our Year 8 Boys' Football Team secure an impressive 4-1 victory over St Michael's Catholic School, High Wycombe and book their place in the next round of the County Cup.
A tough challenge awaited our Year 9 boys against an unknown Burnham side, with the squad impacted by injuries and several key absences. Despite this, and with the welcome addition of Year 8 players Seb C and Joseph O, the team showed tremendous character and determination throughout.
The PTA will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 3 November, from 6.30pm to 7.30pm in M5, and is keen to welcome new members to the team.
During Key Stage 3 assemblies last week, Mr Netley spoke with Years 7, 8 and 9 about allergy awareness.
On Tuesday last week, students across the school took part in dedicated Drop Down Sessions during Period 1, supported by their Form Tutors. The sessions provided valuable opportunities for students to reflect on their progress, explore future aspirations and develop the skills needed for success.
Year 11 students will sit their mock examinations over a two-week period from Monday 9 November to Friday 20 November 2026. In addition, BTEC assessments will take place from Tuesday 3 November to Friday 6 November 2026. These assessments provide an important opportunity for students to prepare for their final examinations, identify areas for development and build confidence ahead of the summer examination series.
Year 13 students will sit their GCE and BTEC mock examinations from Monday 23 November to Friday 27 November 2026. These assessments provide an important opportunity for students to demonstrate their progress, identify strengths and areas for development, and prepare for their final examinations later in the academic year.
A difficult game on a wet surface presented a new challenge for our U18 Boys, who were looking to build on their opening County Cup victory from two weeks ago.