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H ead Teachers Message
As we reflect on the close of another remarkable school year, I want to take a moment to express how proud I am of each and every one of you. This year has been a testament to your hard work, resilience, and dedication. Congratulations on everything youāve accomplished. Enjoy the memories youāve created, celebrate your achievements, and step confidently into the future. Know that our entire school community is cheering you on every step of the way. Warmest congratulations,
Adams Tilly
Nickname 'Silly Tilly'
Message to your future self
The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.
What will you miss most?
One of the things I learned the hard way was that it doesn't pay to get discouraged
Favourite school dinner? Chicken nuggets and smiley faces
Favourite memory Non-uniform days
Proudest moment
Completing the DofE - hard work, but was the most fun!
Favourite song Mr Brightside ā The Killers
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦ I will be a qualified vet and working in a practice specialising in orthopaedic surgery on reptiles!
Stupidest in joke Obviosuly, it's the funny bunny money moonshine song - If you know, you know.
Favourite TV show Top Boy
Favourite Quote Donāt be late
Funniest memory Fire alarm going off mid-assembly
Samu
Nickname
Allen! Allen ! Allen!
el Allen
Message to your future self
Be more. Do less?
What will you miss most?
Sausage and bean Wednesdays. This is what made me great!
Favourite school dinner?
Pizza slice Fridays
Favourite memory
Favourite song
As It Was ā Harry Styles
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦
Living somewhere warmer than here
Stupidest in joke
The chair incident (still funny)
Favourite TV show
Friends
Favourite Quote
Youāll be fine
Funniest memory
A teacher falling off a chair and pretending it was on purpose
School trips where nothing went to plan
Proudest moment
Surviving timetable changes without crying
Favourite song
Sunroof ā Nicky Youre
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦
A real life Gladiator - I'll be called Electra.
Stupidest in joke
The maths room smelling weird
Favourite TV show
Gladiators
Favourite Quote
You only live once
Funniest memory
Amelia Anderson
Nickname Mills
Message to your future self
Remember: difficult roads lead to divine destinations
What will you miss most?
The memories and mates I made.
Favourite school dinner? Sausage and mash
Favourite memory
The last day of Year 11 when no one listened
Proudest moment
Winning the student council election. I HAVE THE POWER!
The class laughing for five minutes straight over nothing
Lucy Anderson
Proudest moment
Scoring in our final game and winning the team cup!
If I was invisible for 24 hours I wouldā¦ Watch Manchester United play for free and go into the VIP box at old trafford.
Favourite song 'We Are the Champions'
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦ Professional footballer.
Favourite TV show MOTD
Lyra Bailey
Proudest moment
Playing bass onstage with my band at prom.
If I was invisible for 24 hours I wouldā¦ Go backstage at all the concerts!
Sophie
Bennett
Proudest moment
Our band playing prom
Favourite song 'Hot To Go' by Chappell Roan
Elijah Brooks
Message to your future self
Don't be mean.
Favourite TV show The Office (US one)
Reuben Arthur
Proudest moment
Performing as 'The Artful Dodger' in out Oliver! school play.
If I was invisible for 24 hours I wouldā¦ Be the opera ghost!
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦ On the West End Stage
Dylan Carter
Proudest moment
Scoring in our final game and winning the team cup!
If I was invisible for 24 hours I wouldā¦ Watch Manchester United play for free and go into the VIP box at old trafford.
Favourite song 'We Are the Champions'
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦ Professional footballer.
Favourite TV show MOTD
Justin Coates
Proudest moment
Beating Mr Terry on the obstacle course on the residential trip.
Favourite song I am Giant.
Favourite TV show Gladiators!
Leo Dickinson
What will you miss most?
I will miss Mr Hill breaking out into song, like all the time!
Proudest moment
Being chosen as class captain.
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦ Travelling and having fun.
Favourite TV show āBelieverā ā Imagine Dragons
Digby
What will you miss most?
School trips because we got to sit with our friends on the coach.
Proudest moment
Learning how to play the guitar. I found really hard and didn't give up.
In 10 years time Iāll beā¦ Happy and successful.
Favourite TV show
Horrible Histories
What will you miss most? Golden time!
Proudest moment
Performing inthe schoo talen show and getting first place for my jokes!
Favourite song āCruel Summerā ā Taylor Swift
Favourite TV show Young Sheldon
Ayla
Charlton
Proudest moment
Having my artwork accepeted into the Young Artists RA Summer Show!
Danes Sara
David
Favourite school dinner? Mac n Cheese Thursdays! Clarke
Message to your future self 'Keep on keeping on'
What will you miss most?
All the lunch times drama!
Favourite memory
The French school trip - so many memories.
Digby Poppy
Nickname Pops
What will you miss most?
All the simple giggles and break time drama
Nickname Harps
Being head girl Donnelly Harper
Proudest moment
Jess
Nickname Chef
Proudest moment
Winning the class bakery competition with my triple layer carrot cake.
Farmer
Favourite school dinner?
Pasta bar as unreal!
Favourite memory
Fisher Charlo tte
Favourite school dinner? PIzza
Favourite memory
All the bean bags going missing. I'll never tell you stole them Margot.
German Trip - the coach singing was the best!
Adams Jamal
Aisha
Ahmed
I still canāt believe we made it through Year 11.
Favourite memory
Messing about with my friends at lunch every day.
Akew Barb
Iāll miss the small moments with the mates who made it fun.
Favourite memory
Walking home every day with Amira and talking about everything.
I survived all the early morningsā¦ mostly with coffee.
Favourite memory
School trips, when the coach ride was longer than the trip.
Ali Yusuf
I came for the lessons, stayed for the banter.
Favourite memory
The day exams finished and everyone just stood outside not knowing what to do.
Rowan
Ahmed
I peaked in Year 9, and I have the photos to prove it.
Favourite memory
Laughing in lessons and trying not to get caught.
Anzac Chloe
I mastered the art of pretending to understand in maths.
Favourite memory
That school trip when me, Sophie and Ella got lost.
Maddison
Bacon
The assembly speeches were dramatic, but at least funny sometimes.
Favourite memory
That one science lesson where nothing got done and everyone happy
Bel Popply
I accidentally learned something in science once.
Favourite memory
Revision sessions with Ben that turned into dance battles.
Mara
Beau
I didnāt always pay attention, but I noticed the people.
Favourite memory
The day we got our hoodies and wouldnāt stop wearing them.
Tom
Bennett
Welcome to the real world. It sucks. Youāre gonna love it.
Favourite memory
Sports Day when Josh took it too seriously and didnāt win.
Zara
Begum
I still donāt know what Iām doing, and somehow thatās fine.
Favourite memory
Iāll never forget laughing so hard in English that I cried.
Berks Sally
You have brains in your head and feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.
Kiera Franks
Nickname KiKi
Favourite school dinner? The Mac n Cheese
Mason Fry
Margot George
Nickname Marge
What will you miss most?
Hanging with my friends on the bean bags.
Hayley Gilbert
What will you miss most?
The vending machine.
Favourite memory
Year 8 trip to Thorpe Park
Robert Gilbert
Bob Bob Bob
Message to your future self
Say the weird thing!
Favourite memory Riley face planting into his own cake
Ava Gibbons
Nickname Gibbs
Favourite memory singing at the back of the coach on class trip.s
Jake Gilbert
What will you miss most?
The Banter
Favourite school dinner? The pasta bar
I canāt believe weāre actually leaving.
Rorie Gilmore
Ethan Gray
I was scared at first, but now Iām ready.
Dextor Greene
I made friends Iāll never forget.
Dana Griffin
I learned how to be kind and brave.
Peter Hare
Playtimes were my favourite lessons.
William Hayes
I grew up a lot here, even if I didnāt notice at the time.
Miranda Hall
I learned how to read, write, and be brave.
George Harrison
Primary school helped me become me.
Iāll miss my teachers so much.
Jennifer Hibert
James Huey
I still donāt like maths, but I tried my best.
Adil Hussain
I remember my first day like it was yesterday.
I made mistakes, learned from them, and had fun.
Izzy Klee
Iāll miss playtime, lunch, and laughing with my friends
Isabella Knight
I didnāt think Iād miss it this much.
Stephen Jones
What a ride this year has been!
Thank you for all the memories
Francis Lakes
I made friends, learned lots, and had the best time.
Michel Joseph
Bonnie Kerr
Rocco Kilkennie
Jessica Lately
Iāll always remember my first classroom.
Iām ready for secondary schoolā¦ I think.
I had fun, even when learning was hard.
I learned that itās okay to ask for help
Iāll miss the laughs more than the lessons.
I learned how to be a good friend.
Iām grateful for every teacher who helped me.
Iāll miss lining up with my friends
Primary school was full of fun, learning, and memories.
Katie Leith
Juliet Levi
Kevin Lincoln
Guy Little
Katy Lovett
Frankie Luck
Michael Martin
Noah Mitchell
Teacher
Name
This is where the fun begins!
Iāll miss sneaking snacks into lessons
Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
Youāre braver than you believe Class Title
I wish I could, but I don't want to
Iām not late. Everyone else is just early.
This is light work.
Secondary school taught me how to survive on 4 hours of sleep.
Xeena Berry
Riley Birch
Violet Blakes
Isaac Brennan
Sienna Brooks
Olivia Brown
Emily Bull
Oliver Butlers
Leo Cameron
Iāll miss the people more than the place.
Keisha Campbell
Most likely to say āIāll do it laterā and mean never.
Imran Chowdhury
The memories made this place feel like home.
Ruby Collins
Can't talk. Eating
Alan David
Lila Chuds
Darcy Carter
Well that seemed to take a long time!
Harry Chamberlain
Some days were hard, and some days I just wanted to go home.
If stress burned calories, Iād be a supermodel
Tilly Copper
Grateful for the lessons, the laughs, and the friends.
Taylor Decorrm
Secondary school was confusing, but so am I
Everybody look at the moon!
I didnāt realize these would be the days Iād remember.
7am the usual morning line up...
I didnāt figure everything out, but I figured myself out a little.
AyÅe Demir
This chapter mattered more than I expected.
Proud of how far Iāve come - even if Iām still late.
Veena Detel
I came in nervous and Iām leaving stronger, and more caffeinated.
Jess Clarke
Dottie Clarkson
Cora Cornwall
Laura Dash
Mariam Diallo
Wouldnāt change a single messy, chaotic, beautiful moment.
Gary Dibbs
I survived. That counts for something, right?
Brett Dimond
I learned that mistakes are just another way to grow.
Bettie Dylan
Main character energy, always.
Sofia
Dimitriou
Sleep deprived, memory full.
Max Dix
School was stressful, weird, fun and exhaustingsometimes all at once
Sam Edwards
This chapter is over, but the story is only getting interesting
Joshua Erickson
Watch this space - Iām just getting started.
Maddie Evans
The memories made this place feel like home, even on the hardest days
Theo Dimitriou
Just glad I made it.
Katherine Douglas
Iāve laughed, cried, stressed, and thrived - in no particular order.
Dee Ellis
Follow me on instagram @Keep calm and carry on
Dexter Dwight
I didnāt always get it right, but I gave it my all
Emma England
I didnāt always understand the point of school, but I understood the point of friendship
Omar Farouk
Homework who?
Amelia Foster
I survived deadlines, exams, and early mornings.
Callum Fraser
Still donāt know what I want to be, but Iām excited to find out.
David Goddard
I didnāt always pay attention, but I always learned something.
Katerina Georgiou
I came for the lessons, stayed for the friends
Benji Gold
Iāll miss arguing about football in the lunch queue.
Nikos Georgiou
Iāll miss the laughs more than the lessons.
Travis Gilly
Homework is optionalā¦ in my dreams.
Oliver Grant
Some lessons were hard, some teachers were tougher, but I made it.
Poppy Green
I learned that laughter makes everything better.
Rowan Goldstein
Iāve learned more about life than any exam could teach me.
Mia Griffiths
Nick Gough
I still donāt like physics, but I tried.
I didnāt figure everything out, but I figured myself out a little more.
Iāll miss my friends more than the homework.
Some days were chaotic, some days were perfect, all days were memorable.
Main character energy: achieved.
Lexie Guy
Late nights, early mornings, and a lot of coffee.
Isabella Hernandez
I learned that mistakes are just lessons in disguise
Quinn Haddad
Grace Hall
Matthew Harris
Harriet Huey
es
Eddie I Sasha Ivano
Harry Jackso
Johsnon
Jones
Nicole Jones
Amy Lovet MacDonald
Appleby Mrs
Iāve watched you grow into confident, kind, funny, and thoughtful young people. Youāve worked hard, supported each other, laughed a lot and shown real determination when things felt tricky. I am incredibly proud of every single one of you.
As you move on to secondary school, remember to believe in yourselves, be kind to others, and never be afraid to try even if something feels scary at first. You are capable of amazing things, and I know you will all do brilliantly.
Good luck with everything that comes next. I will miss you all more than you know and Iāll always be proud to say you were my class.
Well, we made it through sixth form without turning the the common room into a zoo (barely)!
Keep being superstars you are - stay curious, stay weird (in the best way!) Who knows? Maybe one day you'll be teaching me something cool!
Mr Barton
Barton Mr
er Mrs
Cart
What an incredible journey this has been! Iāve had the privilege of watching you grow, learn, and become the amazing individuals you are today. This year has been full of challenges, laughter, and triumphs, and I am so proud of each and every one of you.
As you move on to secondary school, remember the lessons youāve learned hereāboth in and out of the classroom. Be kind, stay curious, and donāt be afraid to try new things. Youāve already proven that youāre capable of amazing things, and this is just the beginning!
Thank you for the wonderful memories, and I canāt wait to see what your future holds!
Dickenson Mr
Congratulations on surviving your final school year. I couldnāt be prouder of each of you. Youāve worked hard, youāve overcome challenges, and youāve shown that youāre ready for whatever comes next. Remember, the world is your oyster, or maybe a pizza if you're not into oysters. Stay curious, stay brave, and above all, donāt forget to enjoy the ride (and double-check that you have your keys before leaving the house!).
Best of luck on this next chapter of your adventure. Youāve got this!
Foster Miss
Youāve shown so much growth and determination this year. I have no doubt that youāll continue to shine as you step into secondary school. Keep believing in yourselves, and remember, you can achieve anything you set your mind to!
Mr
es
Wow, what a fantastic year itās been! Youāve worked hard, stayed determined, and brought such a positive energy to our school. Itās been great to see you grow and shine in your own way.
As you move forward, remember that no challenge is too big and no goal is out of reach when you put your heart into it. Keep being the amazing group of students you are!
Wishing you all the success and fun in the exciting years ahead!
Mr Gates
Favourite Quotes
Always late
Aaron Crawford
Best hair
Doug Miller
Best smelling Jinny Perry
Clumsiest
H enry Thomas
Best dancer Ananya Verma
Best laugh Amelia Hughes
Best smile Olivia Brown
Forgets their pens
Rowan Goldstein
Funniest
Priya Shah
Kindest
Peter Hare
Most likely to be an Olympian
Poppy Bell
Most likely to be PM Oscar Vaughan
Funniest sneeze Sam Edwards
Most artistic Richard Vine
Most likely to be on West End stage Omar Farouk
Most likely to travel the world Molly Price
Most likely to work back at School
AnnualAwards
Rugby
Cricket
Hockey Club
Netball
Cheer
rom
Prom
Photography
Memories
Memories
Memories
Memories
My favourite memory from Year 7...
My favourite memory from Year 8...
Your Past...
One person that made school for me...
I'm really going to miss...
When I started school, I wanted to be...
My favourite memory from Year 9...
My favourite memory from Year 10...
...when I grew up.
Now I've left I hope to become...
My favourite memory from Year 11...
Your Future...
Three words that describe my time at school...
My absolute highlight of my time at school is...
My teacher crush was...
The best advice I was given...
My very best friends are...
Advice I'd give to a Year 7 about to start...
In The News 2025 2024
Goodbye
Sit tibi fortuna secunda -
Class of 2026
As you turn the pages of this yearbook, I hope you see not just photographs and names, but memories of growth, friendship, and achievement. Each of you has helped shape this school with your energy, talents, and individuality.
You should be proud of how far you have comeāof the challenges you have faced, the lessons you have learned, and the way you have supported one another along the way. Remember that success is not just about results, but about kindness, resilience, and having the courage to be yourself.
Wherever your next steps take you, carry those values with you. Believe in your abilities, stay curious, and never underestimate the difference you can make.
I wish you every success and happiness in the future. Once part of this school, always part of our community.
