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Please click the following link to read the Year 11 and Year 13 Exams Letter

We are delighted to share our latest weekly bulletins with you. Please click the following link to view the Principal’s Weekly Bulletin for 30 November 2020 The Student Bulletin is shared with students during form time and it contains some updates, information and competitions for students. Some parents/carers like to …

Please click the following link to read a letter regarding the forthcoming Year 11 parental consultation evening:  Year 11 ‘Virtual’ Parents’ Evening Letter

Please click the following link to read the letter regarding End of term arrangements Autumn 2020

Please click the following link to read the letter regarding Parental Consultation Early Closure Reminder

Please click the following link to read the Year 7 Mid-Year Tests Introduction Letter Please click the following link to read the Year 8 Mid-Year Tests Introduction Letter Please click the following link to read the Year 9 Mid-Year Tests Introduction Letter

We are delighted to share our latest weekly bulletins with you please click the following link to view the Principal’s Weekly Bulletin for 23 November 2020 The Student Bulletin is shared with students during form time and it contains some updates, information, and competitions for students. Some parents/carers like to …

We have been impressed by the mature and sensible attitude that Year 11 have shown towards their mock exams and we thank you for the support you have provided to facilitate this, along with helping to ensure that all students have a face mask. We would like to invite students …

Please click the following link to view the Principal’s Weekly Bulletin for 16 November 2020 if you would like to view the Train to Teach document that was sent out with the Principal’s bulletin please click the following link Joint Teaching School Hub ITT Event Dec 2020 Please click the following …

At Longsands we value the mental health and well-being of all our pupils, staff, parents, carers and everyone in our school community. As a result, around 75% of mental health problems in adult life (not including dementia) start by the age of 18.  It is critical that as a school …