Grey Court School

I see changing rooms that were so grim they were recently used in a BBC drama as an old army barracks (Collateral, BBC episode 2). It's time for a change, especially to meet community need.

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while it is the end of an amazing era for the PA, it is also the start of an exciting new chapter. We're delighted to be working with Tracy & Natalia.
If you wish to get involved, please either contact the PA via Twitter or Facebook or email [email protected].

In a week's time - next Thursday 9th November - it is the Grey Court Sixth Form Open Evening. Come and see how Grey Court can raise your expectations.

9th November 6.30pm-8.30pm

Hold the date:Grey Court Sixth Form Open Evening Thursday 9th November 2017

http://www.richmondandtwickenhamtimes.co.uk/news/15595324.Grey_Court_School____exceeds_all_expectations____in_efforts_to_help_islanders_of_Dominica_left_devastated_by_Hurricane_Maria/?ref=mr&lp=3
In the news, Grey Court!

Grey Court School ‘exceeds all expectations’ in efforts to help islanders of Dominica left devastated by Hurricane Maria Pupils and staff at Grey Court School have “exceeded all expectations” in their efforts to help islanders on hurricane ravaged Dominica.

Part of school life is being able to do something collaboratively to help - from one community to another. Grey Court has done just that, today shipping barrels of relief aid to the island of thank you to parents and students who donated goods or funds to help

So, The Grey Court Family Fun Day is in just 2 weeks...

followed 2 weeks later by Bingo & curry. That's your autumn school events nicely wrapped up!

Tickets will be on-line from Monday for the Bingo and Curry night. Don't miss out this is always a very popular night with lots of laughs and Cash Prizes to be won!

TONGIHT, 7.30pm ROEBUCK PUB, RICHMOND HILL.
please come along and support your school's PA with a cheeky mid-week glass and meet a great bunch of parents, carers and friends

it's back!
For the 3rd year running the Grey Court Family Fun day is here. This time, events kick off with a colour fun run. Mess and laughs guaranteed, whatever the weather.

it's a greay way to come and enjoy the famous Grey Court School with family and friends.

So, a week after fabulous AS and A2 results and once again the staff and students here at Grey Court are smiling. In a year of change, Grey Court has bucked the national trend.

Highlights:
A/A* grades (and the new 8/9 grades) were exceptionally high at around 45% of all GCSE grades awarded to our students.
10% of the year group gained a 9 in Maths compared with the national figure of only 3%.
100% A*-C for Biology, Chemistry, & Physics
As always we thank our wonderfully resourceful and dedicated teachers.
"As Headteacher I feel immensely proud of the achievements of our young people - Well done everybody.” Maggie Bailey

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The high standards that were laid down last year have been exceeded by our students in 2017.
Of the 26 subjects on offer at Grey Court, students performed above national standards in 24 of them.
Traditional subjects such as Physics, Biology, Geography and Languages attained particualrly well with 80% of all subject grades being A*-B.
Value added measures indicate that the Grey Court Sixth Form is comfortably in the top 10% of A'Level Providers.
Headtea
cher Maggie Bailey: “These results highlight how Grey Court is an environment where excellence is expected of the staff and students.”

Notable successes included Ella Davies, Nina Hempstead and Nicolas Berridge-Argent who all gained 3 A* with Ella Davies due to take up a place to read Chemistry at Oxford and Nina Hempstead to read languages at Bath. In addition, Amelia Sadat has been offered a place at Cambridge University to read Natural Sciences and Omar Shabana becomes another Grey Court student to study medicine at University.
With higher level apprenticeships also proving to be a popular alternative to university special mention should also be made to Tom Jeffrey who secured an apprenticeship in Business with Bloomberg Media. Roman Barbieri’s grades enabled him to take up the offer of an apprenticeship as a financial auditor in the City of London.

Farewell Mr Maltby and good luck as head teacher of Hollyfield