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Welcome to
The Weald
Community School and Sixth Form
The Weald is a warm and friendly school where our ethos is that everyone is valued and has a vital role to play to make it an excellent place to learn, grow and thrive.
Our Ethos
Opportunity
Our school ethos is about opportunity and community: we want everyone in our community (students, staff, parents/carers and governors) to work together harmoniously towards excellence by grasping opportunities within a supportive environment.
Our Ethos
Community
Our school ethos is about opportunity and community: we want everyone in our community (students, staff, parents/carers and governors) to work together harmoniously towards excellence by grasping opportunities within a supportive environment.
A message from the
Headteacher
The Weald is a warm and friendly school where our ethos is that everyone is valued and has a vital role to play to make it an excellent place to learn, grow and thrive. Our vision is summed up in two words: Opportunity and Community.
Sarah Edwards
About Our
School Houses
The school is structured into six houses: Attenborough, Blackman, DaVinci, Mercury, Seacole, Thompson. Each has a non-teaching Head of House available for supporting students and parents. A house is typically made up of approximately 10 tutor groups. Year 11 have dedicated tutors; other tutor groups comprise 5-7 students from each year group, 7 through to 10.
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School Events
Fantastic community
“We feel very privileged that our children are part of such a fantastic community”
Parent comment
Proud
“I feel very proud and honoured to go to The Weald”
A Year 8 student
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School News
The Weald School & Sixth Form College is delighted to announce another enormously successful year for our students who took A-level and NVQ
The Weald School & Sixth Form College is delighted to announce another enormously successful year for our students who took A-level and NVQ exams earlier this summer. Top grades are in line with our best ever results, with a slight increase in those at the highest end: 11% of grades are A...
Ofsted Inspection report
We are pleased to be able to share with you the report from our recent Ofsted inspection. It is important to note that the inspectorate made a change to their framework at the start of this academic year by removing the ‘overall effectiveness’ grade, so that schools no longer recei...
