The award recognises the outstanding achievements of Denmark Road High School's students in their GCSE and A Level examinations this summer.
Headteacher Claire Giblin said "Denmark Road High School achieves excellence not by focussing on outcomes but through a holistic approach to education, by striving for 'Nothing Less than Positive Progress and Well-being for all'. Our school ethos is underpinned by developing resilient lifelong learners and future leaders."
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It is an impossible task to describe what makes us who we are in written word… When you visit our school you will understand my predicament. The family feeling is something you simply have to experience, words cannot portray who and what we actually are.
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Last year DRHS supported Gloucester Feed The Hungry to collect as many Easter Eggs for a fantastic cause. We have been asked again to get involved. Last year we collected a total of 462 chocolate eggs, this year we are looking to smash this total and collect 500. Chocolate eggs will be given out to Gloucestershire hospitals for every patient, volunteer, porters and medical staff. They will also distribute the eggs to: Milestones School, Nelson Trust Women's Centre, YMCA, Gloucester Shelters, Heart Heroes, Spring Centre, Fire Service, Ambulance Service, Police Service, Charlie's cancer support charity, Maggie's cancer support charity Easter Eggs can be dropped off to reception. We have until the 6th March to collect as many eggs as possible so please add one to your shopping list this week! https://www.facebook.com/Gloucester-Feed-The-Hungry-1765597536990249/
Tickets available on the door for tonight's performance. £8 Adult; £6 Concession. Refreshments and raffle.
Unbeaten yesterday at the Gloucester Rugby tournament held at Cheltenham Tigers RFC. W 5-0 v Kingshill W 4-2 v Cleeve D 2-2 v Crypt W 3-0 v Ribston W 4-2 v Five Acres W 2-1 v Churchdown The girls were a credit to DRHS
The cast and crew are very much looking forward to presenting Singing in the Rain today and tomorrow! Tickets will be available on the door. Doors open 6.30pm for a 7.00 pm start. Refreshments are available before the show and during the interval. Please come and support the fantastic cast - they are sen-say-tional!!!!!
Don't forget to buy your tickets today for Singin' in the Rain .... They will be available on-line today until 3.45 pm (to be picked up by students tomorrow) and then only available on the door on Wednesday and Thursday evening. £8.00 Adult; £6.00 Concession. There will be refreshments and a wonderful raffle too! https://app.parentpay.com/ParentPayShop/Uniform/Default.aspx?shopid=734
Congratulations to the DRHS chess teams. Well played by all of the girls at the team chess competition in Bristol yesterday. Particularly to Team A who came 6th - a great achievement against some challenging teams. #teamchess #proudteacher
Denmark Road High School tops the table for Pupil Progress Pupil Progress scores: "A sensational achievement" – Claire Giblin, Headteacher Denmark Road High School has achieved the highest pupil progress score in the county. The school, recently named the Sunday Times State Southwest State Secondary School of the Year in their Schools Guide, Parent Power, has achieved the highest ranking of 'above average' in measures that calculate progress, attainment, good English and Maths passes and numbers of students staying in education post 16. Headteacher Claire Giblin was delighted with the Key Stage 4 progress figures published today: "It is fantastic that the unbelievable work of our students, staff and school community have been recognised with these latest league tables. We are rightly proud of our outstanding headline figures; 65 of our students achieved more than ten 9-7 GCSEs last summer with some 75% of all entries being graded above 7. However, our school priority remains 'positive progress and well-being for all'. It is great to see this recognised today with a Progress 8 score of +0.90. This shows our students achieve nearly one whole grade higher at Denmark Road than students of similar ability nationally. A sensational achievement". The results, published on the Compare School Performance service on the gov.uk website, show Denmark Road High School achieved the 89th highest Progress score in the country across 6274 schools and the 42nd highest in terms of Attainment. "We will never accept any of our students holding back in anything they do" Claire Giblin asserted "We are creating strong-minded independent young people at Denmark Road. They make amongst the best progress academically in the country here while also developing as individuals and leaders who stand out in a crowd, know who they are and know who they will be." Claire Giblin noted "This has already been a remarkable year. Starting with record breaking results this summer across A Level and GCSE. We moved into our new Sixth Form Centre this September and were announced in January as the Sunday Times Southwest State School of the Year. Now we have been recognised as the top performing secondary school in Gloucestershire. I am looking forward to the rest of the year already!"
Our community believes in each individual member and their ability to achieve. Our curriculum develops autonomy and resilience enabling students to enjoy learning and become confident, lifelong learners able to thrive now and in the future. Our timeless values encourage responsibility, generosity of heart and above all social conscience.
Denmark Road High School is at the heart of Gloucester City. The stunning setting of Gloucester Cathedral welcomes our students and parents for Honour's Evening. This event recognises the outstanding achievements our students have made in Academics, Sports, STEM and the Arts during the academic year. The Cathedral also hosts our Annual Charity Concert and our Christmas Carol Service.
We value our role in the community through the contributions our students make to local charities and causes. We are proud our students welcome residents of local nursing homes to a tea party at the school. Other students volunteer at food banks and homeless shelters while the students of local primary schools benefit from the support with their reading and languages during our regular student visits. We regularly highlight and support local charities through various fundraising events throughout the school year.
Our Sixth Form students certainly benefit from our close proximity to the city centre and Gloucester Quays with its multiple shopping and cafe options. Denmark Road High School is outward-looking, forward-thinking, community focussed and will always be at the Heart of the City.
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