Monday 17 June
Nothing advised

Tuesday 18 June
INSET Day

Wednesday 19 June
Geography Department - Year 7 Lulworth Cove: 7ESY/GWT, 7JAD, 7TAS, 8.40am - 4.30pm

Thursday 20 June
Nothing advised

Friday 21 June
Nothing advised

INSET Days for 2023/24
Tuesday 18 June 2024

Every effort is made to ensure these dates are accurate. There are occasions when circumstances beyond our control may result in changes.

Tommy C 7MAZ

Nicolas M 8BCY

Holly F 8EGY

Dylan M 9OWS

Patryk K 9RGY/JGO

George M 9RMN

Daniel B 10AOR

Libby G 10NWS/AWY

Congratulations to the following students for levelling up on Sparx Maths!

Jessie C 7TAS

Anya R 8DDY

Erin K 8CEE

Fleur G 9RLE

Bella A 10PWR

William C 10TRN

Khalifa A M 7ESY/GWT

Pippa L 7TAS

Kira P 7TAS

Oliver S 7TAS

Honor F-H 8EGY

Emily C 9IHS

Bella A 10PWR

Flynn T 10KRL/DCR

Macey C 10AWE/RAR

Will G 7JSL

Eddie A 7MRA

Oleksandr M 7JSL

Harry B 7LAD/AGN

Taylor C 8SGY

Tamsin P 9RLE

Maria D C 9IHS

Bea E 9JBY

Joseph N 9OWS

Congratulations to the following students for completing their DofE Bronze Award:

Charlotte B 11VTE

Alfie F 11DDN/HMS

Skye M 10AWE/RAR

Please see this flyer for an interactive Careers Day on 21 August at University Hospital Southampton (please note the flyer is incorrect, the event is for students aged 15+). Application deadline is midday Wednesday 19 June.

Year 11 prospective students are invited to attend a taster event for the successful Cricket Programme we run in partnership with Hampshire County Cricket Club. 

During the cricket programme, Barton Peveril students will have the opportunity to receive up to 6 hours of coaching per week at the Utilita Bowl and play in a very busy competitive fixtures programme during the summer term. These fixtures include the Altham Trophy (T20), the National Colleges T20, the National Independent Schools T20, the Girls Cricket Paper 100 ball competition and a series of prestigious matches against private schools including Winchester College, Millfield and Lancing College. The programme is led by experienced coaches, including ex-professional cricketer Brad Taylor.

This event will take place on Monday 8 July from 9.00am - 11.00am at the Utilita Bowl.  Attendees will have the opportunity to meet staff, ask questions, be provided with a tour of the facilities, and take part in a practical coaching session (please bring your own kit for the practical session). 

Students attending the event will need to meet in the foyer of the Arlott Atrium at 8.45am.

Sign up to take part here!

This week Stephen Cowling, Deputy Principal, visited Year 10 and talked to students about the many subjects and enrichment activities on offer at the college. Students wishing to find out more are welcome to register for their upcoming Open Event on 3 and 4 July via the college website. Prior booking is essential.

There are a few more spaces available for students considering university as a post-18 option. This talk focusses on introducing students to the University of Oxford, the courses and societies it has to offer and the application process. It includes information on financial support available at the University, the practicalities of picking a course and a college, and illustrates practical ways in which pupils can engage with their subjects outside the classroom. Advice on choosing A Level/IB subjects is also offered. The talk will take one hour and interested students should email the Careers Department.

18 June: Totton College

3 & 4 July: Peter Symonds College

Students have been discussing what a diverse society looks like and what the protected characteristics of the equalities act are. This has led to identifying and challenging stereotypes and what discrimination is. Students are also exploring what prejudice and bias looks like within the media and how they can research and find their own facts. Students are also identifying who their role models are and what influences they have upon them, as well as how to manage peer pressure.

Students have been busy identifying what constitutes a healthy relationship and discussing how to form positive and healthy new friendships. This moves onto exploring their online activity and behaviours with the aim to reduce online risks and develop their digital resilience. Students also explore the importance of human rights and responsibilities within society, the school environment and the workplace and how to challenge discrimination.

Students have been identifying how relationships can change and evolve. This has also included considering loss. Family dynamics and marriage are explored and Year 9 revisit what constitutes a positive relationship. Contraception and the risk of sexually transmitted infections is shared with the students.

Students have been reflecting on their work experience placements by sharing their experiences and feedback with one another. They have also been completing their work books and evidence in preparation for their entry to the Prince’s Trust World of Work certification. They will then move on to considering role models and aspirations before revisiting online safety.

Students complete their RSHE program this half-term ahead of their exams but have spent some time reflecting on their RSHE journey throughout their time at Mountbatten from Year 7 to Year 11. They have discussed some sensitive topics around pregnancy, miscarriage and abortion with maturity. Positive relationships and consent have been explored and developed from their work in Year 10. We hope that our RSHE curriculum will help our students stay healthy and happy during and long after their exams.