It has been lovely to see all the students return to school from their Easter break, looking smart in their school uniform. Everyone looks well rested and rejuvenated, and it is also excellent to hear how diligently the students who are taking exams in the coming weeks have applied themselves to independent study alongside getting a well-earned break.
As well as academic progress, wellbeing continues to be at the centre of what we do here at MCS. If your child has any wellbeing concerns, especially in the run up to exams, please do not hesitate to contact their form teacher, subject teacher or Pastoral Support Officer. Furthermore, the study guides we have circulated offer a range of strategies to maintain wellbeing during the exam period.
We will continue to offer a range of extra interventions and 'Power Up' sessions to students to support their preparations. The most effective way to maximise the time left to prepare is to be punctual to all lessons, to be in school every day and to retain a laser-like academic focus on what needs to be done to prepare. We are immensely impressed with the levels of preparation so far and are confident that all exam students will reach their potential.
Hugo Hutchison
Headteacher
Further to Tia's success with the Dings Crusaders RFC (as part of the South West Regional Winners team), Tia has been selected for the Gloucestershire U15 Girls Rugby Squad.
While everyone was probably having a relaxing Easter Holidays, Max Swayne was busy doing what he loves - playing tennis and competing.
