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Here is some information about this year’s Duke of Edinburgh programme for current Year 9 students:
Last term, a group of students campaigned for Surfers Against Sewage, producing an assembly and raising awareness of their efforts to help clean up our water systems and oceans.
As a thank you, they were presented with these t-shirts and made ocean activists! Well done!
Due to popular demand, we have added a new date for our open mornings for prospective Year 6 children and their parents!
Thank you to all who attended a great Year 7 settling in evening. It was quite a special evening with a real energy about the place.
If you weren’t able to attend, or you want another look at our presentation, take a look at these slides for more information:
Meanwhile, we hope you enjoy some of these photographs of our new Year 7 cohort from the beginning of this term!
Some information about Operation Encompass:
Our Year 10 Modern Foreign Languages team have returned from a spectacular trip in France! Here are some photos of their adventures!
Here at Marden, we are immensely proud of Year 10 student Archie, who has secured another 2 years registration with Newcastle United Football Club Academy which will take him to Under 16s. He has also been selected to join NUFC 1st team on their pre-season tour to play with the U15/16s in Japan during the summer holidays.Our Year 9 and 10 team look like they’ve had a great time on the Isle of Arran. Latest news is that they have safely disembarked the ferry and onto the coach – due back at school at around 2:30 – 3:00 this afternoon! (Friday 19th).
Here’s a few snaps from their trip:
Thank you to everyone who contributed, helped out, supported and spent money on our GCSE Business fundraisers for Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter.
This mini project allowed the students to experience setting up their own small business, whilst managing the finances and marketing of their ideas. They have developed a greater understanding of CEIAG.
A fantastic £327.65 was raised!
