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Term Dates

  • Autumn Term 2024/25

    • First day of term
      4th Sep 2024
    • Half term
      4th Sep 2024 - 18th Oct 2024
    • Last day of term
      13th Dec 2024
    • October Half Term Break
      21st Oct 2024 - 1st Nov 2024

  • Spring 2024/25

    • First day of term
      7th Jan 2025
    • Half term
      7th Jan 2025 - 28th Mar 2025
    • Last day of term
      28th Mar 2025
    • February Half Term Break
      10th Feb 2025 - 14th Feb 2025

  • Summer 2024/25

    • First day of term
      23rd Apr 2025
    • Half term
      23rd Apr 2025 - 11th Jul 2025
    • Last day of term
      11th Jul 2025
    • May Half Term Break
      26th May 2025 - 30th May 2025
    • Further information
      Monday 5th May - Bank Holiday

  • Autumn Term 2025/26

    • First day of term
      3rd Sep 2025
    • Half term
      3rd Sep 2025 - 12th Dec 2025
    • Last day of term
      12th Dec 2025
    • October Half Term Break
      20th Oct 2025 - 31st Oct 2025

  • Spring Term 2025/26

    • First day of term
      6th Jan 2026
    • Half term
      6th Jan 2026 - 27th Mar 2026
    • Last day of term
      27th Mar 2026
    • February Half Term Break
      16th Feb 2026 - 20th Feb 2026

  • Summer Term 2025/26

    • First day of term
      14th Apr 2026
    • Half term
      14th Apr 2026 - 10th Jul 2026
    • Last day of term
      10th Jul 2026
    • May Half Term Break
      25th May 2026 - 29th May 2026
    • Further information
      Monday 4th May - Bank Holiday Monday

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Individualised Learning & Pupil Progress

While Westbourne celebrates another year of excellent GCSE results, one story is truly extraordinary. Year 6 pupil Harry Clark has achieved a Grade 9 and Grade 8 in GCSE Further Mathematics – results equivalent to A*. Harry has shown remarkable ability from a very young age. By the age of five he had already mastered trigonometry, and at just nine years old he sat his Foundation GCSE Maths papers, dropping only five marks across the entire set of exams. Alongside his talent, Harry impressed everyone by fitting in seamlessly with our Year 11 pupils as a well-liked and hardworking member of the class. His Maths teacher, Mr Biggane, said: “Harry has not only achieved the extraordinary, but as a Year 6 pupil he fitted in seamlessly with the Year 11s. It’s a well-deserved achievement after all his hard work – we are so proud of him.” Headteacher Mr Edmanson added: “Harry’s achievement is truly inspirational. He is a shining example of what can be achieved with curiosity, perseverance and the right support. We are immensely proud of him and excited to see what he accomplishes next.” Harry remains a happy young boy who enjoys running and watching Formula 1 – and from September, he will begin studying the A Level Mathematics syllabus. Congratulations, Harry – a truly inspiring achievement! 👏🎉 #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #FutureMathematician #WestbourneProud Image

While Westbourne celebrates another year of excellent GCSE results, one story is truly extraordinary. Year 6 pupil Harry Clark has achieved a Grade 9 and Grade 8 in GCSE Further Mathematics – results equivalent to A*. Harry has shown remarkable ability from a very young age. By the age of five he had already mastered trigonometry, and at just nine years old he sat his Foundation GCSE Maths papers, dropping only five marks across the entire set of exams. Alongside his talent, Harry impressed everyone by fitting in seamlessly with our Year 11 pupils as a well-liked and hardworking member of the class. His Maths teacher, Mr Biggane, said: “Harry has not only achieved the extraordinary, but as a Year 6 pupil he fitted in seamlessly with the Year 11s. It’s a well-deserved achievement after all his hard work – we are so proud of him.” Headteacher Mr Edmanson added: “Harry’s achievement is truly inspirational. He is a shining example of what can be achieved with curiosity, perseverance and the right support. We are immensely proud of him and excited to see what he accomplishes next.” Harry remains a happy young boy who enjoys running and watching Formula 1 – and from September, he will begin studying the A Level Mathematics syllabus. Congratulations, Harry – a truly inspiring achievement! 👏🎉 #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #FutureMathematician #WestbourneProud

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Westbourne School is proud to announce another strong set of GCSE results from our Year 11 pupils, who have demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination despite the challenges posed by the COVID pandemic during the early years of their secondary education. 94% of pupils achieved grade 4 or above, (National Average 67%) including the key subjects of English and Maths. Of all grades gained across the curriculum by all pupils, an impressive 45% were at level 7, 8 or 9 (A or A*), and 76% of all pupils gained at least one grade 7 (A). This achievement underscores the dedication of our pupils and the unwavering support provided by our committed teaching staff. Mr. Birbeck, Head of Senior School, expressed his pride in the pupils’ accomplishments: "I am immensely proud of the achievements of all our Year 11 pupils, and I wish them every success as they leave Westbourne to pursue their post-16 studies at Sixth Forms and Colleges across Sheffield and beyond. Our intake is not academically selective, so to see such strong results from our wide range of pupils is a testament to their hard work and the inclusive, nurturing yet challenging environment that Westbourne provides." We are confident that the skills, knowledge, and experiences pupils have gained from their education at Westbourne will serve them well as they embark on the next stage of their educational journeys. We congratulate all our Year 11 pupils on their outstanding achievements and extend our thanks to our dedicated staff, supportive families, and the entire Westbourne community for their role in helping our pupils succeed and thrive. #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #WestbourneProud Image

Westbourne School is proud to announce another strong set of GCSE results from our Year 11 pupils, who have demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination despite the challenges posed by the COVID pandemic during the early years of their secondary education. 94% of pupils achieved grade 4 or above, (National Average 67%) including the key subjects of English and Maths. Of all grades gained across the curriculum by all pupils, an impressive 45% were at level 7, 8 or 9 (A or A*), and 76% of all pupils gained at least one grade 7 (A). This achievement underscores the dedication of our pupils and the unwavering support provided by our committed teaching staff. Mr. Birbeck, Head of Senior School, expressed his pride in the pupils’ accomplishments: "I am immensely proud of the achievements of all our Year 11 pupils, and I wish them every success as they leave Westbourne to pursue their post-16 studies at Sixth Forms and Colleges across Sheffield and beyond. Our intake is not academically selective, so to see such strong results from our wide range of pupils is a testament to their hard work and the inclusive, nurturing yet challenging environment that Westbourne provides." We are confident that the skills, knowledge, and experiences pupils have gained from their education at Westbourne will serve them well as they embark on the next stage of their educational journeys. We congratulate all our Year 11 pupils on their outstanding achievements and extend our thanks to our dedicated staff, supportive families, and the entire Westbourne community for their role in helping our pupils succeed and thrive. #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #WestbourneProud

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Individualised Learning & Pupil Progress

While Westbourne celebrates another year of excellent GCSE results, one story is truly extraordinary. Year 6 pupil Harry Clark has achieved a Grade 9 and Grade 8 in GCSE Further Mathematics – results equivalent to A*. Harry has shown remarkable ability from a very young age. By the age of five he had already mastered trigonometry, and at just nine years old he sat his Foundation GCSE Maths papers, dropping only five marks across the entire set of exams. Alongside his talent, Harry impressed everyone by fitting in seamlessly with our Year 11 pupils as a well-liked and hardworking member of the class. His Maths teacher, Mr Biggane, said: “Harry has not only achieved the extraordinary, but as a Year 6 pupil he fitted in seamlessly with the Year 11s. It’s a well-deserved achievement after all his hard work – we are so proud of him.” Headteacher Mr Edmanson added: “Harry’s achievement is truly inspirational. He is a shining example of what can be achieved with curiosity, perseverance and the right support. We are immensely proud of him and excited to see what he accomplishes next.” Harry remains a happy young boy who enjoys running and watching Formula 1 – and from September, he will begin studying the A Level Mathematics syllabus. Congratulations, Harry – a truly inspiring achievement! 👏🎉 #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #FutureMathematician #WestbourneProud Image

While Westbourne celebrates another year of excellent GCSE results, one story is truly extraordinary. Year 6 pupil Harry Clark has achieved a Grade 9 and Grade 8 in GCSE Further Mathematics – results equivalent to A*. Harry has shown remarkable ability from a very young age. By the age of five he had already mastered trigonometry, and at just nine years old he sat his Foundation GCSE Maths papers, dropping only five marks across the entire set of exams. Alongside his talent, Harry impressed everyone by fitting in seamlessly with our Year 11 pupils as a well-liked and hardworking member of the class. His Maths teacher, Mr Biggane, said: “Harry has not only achieved the extraordinary, but as a Year 6 pupil he fitted in seamlessly with the Year 11s. It’s a well-deserved achievement after all his hard work – we are so proud of him.” Headteacher Mr Edmanson added: “Harry’s achievement is truly inspirational. He is a shining example of what can be achieved with curiosity, perseverance and the right support. We are immensely proud of him and excited to see what he accomplishes next.” Harry remains a happy young boy who enjoys running and watching Formula 1 – and from September, he will begin studying the A Level Mathematics syllabus. Congratulations, Harry – a truly inspiring achievement! 👏🎉 #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #FutureMathematician #WestbourneProud

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Westbourne School is proud to announce another strong set of GCSE results from our Year 11 pupils, who have demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination despite the challenges posed by the COVID pandemic during the early years of their secondary education. 94% of pupils achieved grade 4 or above, (National Average 67%) including the key subjects of English and Maths. Of all grades gained across the curriculum by all pupils, an impressive 45% were at level 7, 8 or 9 (A or A*), and 76% of all pupils gained at least one grade 7 (A). This achievement underscores the dedication of our pupils and the unwavering support provided by our committed teaching staff. Mr. Birbeck, Head of Senior School, expressed his pride in the pupils’ accomplishments: "I am immensely proud of the achievements of all our Year 11 pupils, and I wish them every success as they leave Westbourne to pursue their post-16 studies at Sixth Forms and Colleges across Sheffield and beyond. Our intake is not academically selective, so to see such strong results from our wide range of pupils is a testament to their hard work and the inclusive, nurturing yet challenging environment that Westbourne provides." We are confident that the skills, knowledge, and experiences pupils have gained from their education at Westbourne will serve them well as they embark on the next stage of their educational journeys. We congratulate all our Year 11 pupils on their outstanding achievements and extend our thanks to our dedicated staff, supportive families, and the entire Westbourne community for their role in helping our pupils succeed and thrive. #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #WestbourneProud Image

Westbourne School is proud to announce another strong set of GCSE results from our Year 11 pupils, who have demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination despite the challenges posed by the COVID pandemic during the early years of their secondary education. 94% of pupils achieved grade 4 or above, (National Average 67%) including the key subjects of English and Maths. Of all grades gained across the curriculum by all pupils, an impressive 45% were at level 7, 8 or 9 (A or A*), and 76% of all pupils gained at least one grade 7 (A). This achievement underscores the dedication of our pupils and the unwavering support provided by our committed teaching staff. Mr. Birbeck, Head of Senior School, expressed his pride in the pupils’ accomplishments: "I am immensely proud of the achievements of all our Year 11 pupils, and I wish them every success as they leave Westbourne to pursue their post-16 studies at Sixth Forms and Colleges across Sheffield and beyond. Our intake is not academically selective, so to see such strong results from our wide range of pupils is a testament to their hard work and the inclusive, nurturing yet challenging environment that Westbourne provides." We are confident that the skills, knowledge, and experiences pupils have gained from their education at Westbourne will serve them well as they embark on the next stage of their educational journeys. We congratulate all our Year 11 pupils on their outstanding achievements and extend our thanks to our dedicated staff, supportive families, and the entire Westbourne community for their role in helping our pupils succeed and thrive. #GCSEResults #WestbourneSchool #AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #WestbourneProud

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