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Thanks to everyone who came to our second and final showing of Legally Blonde! Another superb night full of talented young people. Well done to everyone involved.
Thanks to everyone who came to the first night of our musical production of Legally Blonde, JR. last night.
It was a brilliant show and all the students, staff, performers and crew who worked on it should be very proud! One more show tonight! Good luck!
A thrilling sports day on Friday was won by Bamburgh! Well done to everyone who took part in all the events, house activities and games!
Stay safe at the coast!
With the money raised from our recent talent show, Marden’s Got Talent, our cabinet chose to donate to Mountain Rescue England and Wales – £477 was raised, & the team visited school today to thank students & give a talk about how their money will be used! Thank you!
For more information on the great work the Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team do, follow this link! https://nnpmrt.org
Below is a showcase of some of the amazing Maths work that students have been completing at Marden! Students have been working extremely hard and have gained themselves 100 extra house points for their effort!
Tickets for both showings of our school production of Legally Blonde, on Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th of July, are now available to buy from reception. £5 for adults and £2.50 for concessions.
Also, check out this webpage from The Children’s Sociey.
On Tuesday last week we had our very first House TV quiz! The focus of our quiz this week was Geography! Students took on three segments starting with segment one ‘The Drop’ seeing students guess the continent from the clues after being dropped into Google Earth street view.
Alnwick and Warkworth were in for a strong start, both gaining a host of points with Alnwick in the lead, Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh had catching up to do. Segment two looked at students trying to pick infamous landmarks from blurry images, again a strong start from Alwick, but points were claimed by Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh.
Going into the final round Alnwick had a strong lead with Warkworth in second followed by a tied Dunstanburgh and Alnwick. The final round was the local challenge and saw Mr. Jilley take off around the school to three different locations with a point scored by Warkworth early on, but the rest of the points mopped up by Alnwick.
A dominant performance by Alnwick saw them claim the first ever Marden House Quiz and 100 extra points for their House. Whilst the house captains battled it out in the classroom, form groups attempted to be the quickest to send in their answers with the fastest form being Mrs Mannion’s who has distributed her 100 house points amongst the four houses.
