To access work online from home, please click the purple HOME LEARNING tab on the right hand side and follow instructions.
I did some serious thinking on Friday afternoon.
I was having a great time , as I always do on our training days. After an excellent lunch in our new cafe, all of the staff were on a carousel of ICT training in the use of Google Docs. There I was in front of a computer, enjoying a workshop expertly led by Stephen Dodds and Matt Swain.
And suddenly I realised that a massive change has occurred at Marden, almost without us noticing.
Anyone who has been within ten paces of me this week will know that my big event of the term so far has been a visit to another school.
Now that doesn’t mean that I’m playing down the great things we’ve been doing at Marden recently and I must pay tribute to the way in which staff and students have teamed together to make our new systems work. But if it’s OK with you, I’ll save all of that for other blogs.
This is what I want to tell you.
A big thank you to all of the parents who attended our information evening. Click here to view the slides from last night.
A big thank you to all of the parents who attended the year 11 information evening. In case you missed any of the details that were shared, you can find a copy of the slides here. Please don’t hesitate to contact the school if you have any further queries about the year ahead for your son/daughter.
Click here for more information on how to arrange your personalised visit.
Parents of Year 11 are asked to read this attachment as a matter of priority. This information is regarding Year 11 Science Core Entry for January 2013.
Mr. Morris introduces Marden’s new deputy head Daniel Jamieson, and four new Year 7 students, who all discuss their first two weeks settling in at Marden High School.
Marden’s Class of 2012 recorded the school’s best ever GCSE results. This short slideshow shows the excited students finding out their grades on results day.
You might be aware of the proposed formation of a government funded academy by the amalgamation of Priory Primary School and Kings School Tynemouth in September 2013.
Clearly, if this proposal goes ahead, the local educational landscape will change, giving parents a wider choice of secondary education for their children. However, I can assure you that Marden High School will continue to focus relentlessly on achieving the highest possible standards so that we offer a service to the local community which is second to none.
