Please use the link below to an information page from Plymouth City Council about the financial support available across the city. Please note that the issuing of food vouchers to families with children on Free School Meals has been stopped. https://www.plymouth.gov.uk/cost-living

Morrisons Café and Kellogg’s Free Breakfast Clubs Morrisons and Kellogg’s have announced the return of their school holiday ‘Breakfast Clubs’, offering free meals to families across the UK to help ease the financial pressure over the summer holidays. Families visiting their local Morrisons Café throughout the summer holidays can enjoy a free ‘Kellogg’s Breakfast’, which includes a bowl of cereal and a portion of fruit. The best part, it’s not just for kids, adults get to ea

For Maths Day, the Year 7 students took part in a variety of fun and engaging activities, including memory games, hexagon tile challenges, bug hotel construction, origami, and music-based maths activities. These hands-on tasks encouraged them to develop their mathematical thinking through problem-solving, pattern recognition, shapes, symmetry, rhythm, counting, and logical reasoning. The activities demonstrated that maths can be creative, practical, and enjoyable, helping stu

Coming home this afternoon is the options booklet for this year's year 9 to select which option subjects they would like to continue in to year 10. Please use parents evening to discuss this further with subject teachers.

On Tuesday our year 6 students joined us for their last induction day. It was a delight to see the young people share their work with their families. We look forward to seeing you all again in September.

Our students took part in 4 workshops with artist Fran Daykin to create an amazing costume. On Saturday 20th June, the costume was worn as part of the Gansey Gathering Sardine Festival, which reconnects the people of Plymouth with the sea. It was a celebration of traditional crafts, sustainable fishing and, the story of the sardines that once saved Plymouth from starvation.

Today, Year 8 braved the heat and ventured down to the Eden Project as part of their English and Drama curriculum. Students gathered ideas for writing tourism reviews and planning an exciting promotion video. It was a brilliant opportunity to explore, observe and create, with plenty of enthusiasm throughout the day.

Here are the photos of those in 11RM who wanted to take part in the log chiselling and painting sessions. They wanted to leave a lasting legacy in the woodland at the end of the sports pitch so the school wouldn't forget them!

The Y11’s had a great morning experiencing the thrill of being foot passengers on the Torpoint Ferry as part of our Coasts topic. They also explored Devonport park. Another opportunity to explore their city and where they can get to independently.

Here are Y11's immersing themselves in some of the culture and history of Plymouth. They travelled by public transport to the Hoe and Barbican. Well done for great collaboration, kindness and respect (especially when on the bus - giving up their seats for older passengers).

Here's proof that the Y8's successfully constructed the Leonardo Da Vinci self-supporting bridge! Well done for excellent problem solving, teamwork and resilience.

The Brook Green House Mascot mural is well under way! Well done to Y10 Tech/careers group for excellent teamwork, collaboration, creativity, problem solving and project planning. We're looking forward to seeing it finished. Special thanks to the incredibly talented Miss Leong, for helping put their ideas into reality.

On the 8th May 7 students and 5 staff set up camp at the Army Camp in Okehampton so that on the Morning of the 9th May they were up early with many other participants to take part in this year's Jubilee Challenge. The team completed the 11 mile walk. We are so proud of them for completing their challenge.

Yr 11 Received their new Leavers hoodies this week and have been proudly wearing them around school.

11RM visited Central Park to see the log sculptures. They are creating their lasting legacy for their final term in our woodland by carving/decorating the tree stumps and logs left from the recent improvements to the outdoor areas.

A great day's training for our 2026 Jubilee challenge team set to take place on the 8th and 9th of May. Good luck to those taking part!

Our Year 11 students enjoyed a truly memorable visit to Stratford‑upon‑Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare and home of the world‑famous Royal Shakespeare Company. It was a stunning spring day, and the town looked beautiful as we explored its historic streets and landmarks. Students had the opportunity to visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace, stepping inside the very house where he was born and raised. From there, we walked through the town centre, taking in the Tudor buildi

We are holding an assembly for the parents/ carers of our current Year 10 students at 09:30 on Tuesday 5 th May which will cover what happens next in terms of choosing post 16 options and destinations. We will talk you through this process and you will have the opportunity to meet Lorna Arkins, who is our Career Development Consultant from Careers Plymouth. We will also be joined by Wolferstans Law Firm who will give a brief overview of Lasting Power of Attorney and Deputys