Spring Concert

Scenes from our Spring Concert …

Gym & Dance Show: 2024

Scenes from the P.E. Department’s sold out Gym & Dance Show, 2024.

Yr 13 Economics trip to Brussels

The Economics & Business Department has taken Year 13 ‘A’ level students to Brussels as part of their studies.

During the visit, they learnt about the role of money and central banks in economies at the National Bank of Belgium, attended an engaging and insightful talk at the EU Commission, where students learnt about how trade is managed in the Customs Union, and they were also able to enjoy the sights at the iconic Atomium and Design Museum. Thank You to all the staff who made this amazing extra-curricular opportunity possible.

Culture Day 2024

We have celebrated Beaumont’s diveristy and multiple heritages through holding our second Culture Day.  This student-led event includes members of our school community wearing their national dress and sharing knowledge and cuisine from their various cultural backgrounds.

Mission Transition 2023

This week we have been welcoming the new Year 7 cohort through “Mission Transition”. This is a series of team-building activities, led by Beaumont staff and a the team of Year 10 mentors.

“Mission Transition” culminated in an inter-House sports competition.

Well Done to all participating students and Thank You to everyone who made this fantastic event possible.

Jubilant students on GCSE Results Day

Students and teachers are celebrating another year of outstanding GCSE results. Headteacher, Mr Atkinson said, ‘I am delighted that our students have matched the very high standards set by previous cohorts. We are looking forward to starting the new term with our largest Sixth Form ever.’  Head of Year 11, Ms Cooper, added: ‘The members of this year group have excelled in extra-curricular activities, including sport, Music, Drama and the DofE Award Scheme and now they have reached the highest levels academically across all areas of the curriculum. I am immensely proud of this tremendous success, which is down to the hard work they have put into their studies, in spite of the challenges they faced due to the Covid pandemic. The students have embodied the character of the school by pulling together and supporting each other to achieve their very best’.

 

Outstanding ‘A’ level results

Jubilant students and staff are celebrating another year of outstanding ‘A’ level examination results. Mr Atkinson said: ‘It’s particularly rewarding that so many students have reached or surpassed their aspirations, in a year that has seen a national reduction in the number of higher grades awarded. Mrs Tolley, Head of Sixth Form, praised the hard work of this year’s cohort, who were sitting externally assessed exams for the first time, due to the pandemic. ‘Many students achieved straight A or A* grades, earning them places at a wide range of prestigious universities on highly competitive courses. I am delighted that we can expect a record number of students taking up places at Oxbridge universities this year. Whatever pathway our students now pursue, everyone at Beaumont wishes them all the very best’.

Personal Development Week 2023

This week, students have participated in the first, full Personal Development Week since the Covid pandemic. There was an array of community and character-building activities on offer; from residential trips to France and Germany to school-based Sustainability and Arts projects. The video montage below gives a flavour of the week …

 

Rob’s Festival 2023

Here are scenes from this year’s Rob’s Festival …

To find out more about this annual fund-raising event, visit the dedicated web page here .

Year 7 & 8 Drama Clubs presentations

In spite of the heat, the Year 7 and Year 8 Drama Clubs delighted their audiences with their productions this week:

Year 7 students, under the guidance of their Drama teachers and Year 12 Subject Captains, used the Beaumont Amphitheatre to present: Finding Neverland

The Year 8 students performed: A Voice in the Void!  This special piece of theatre was devised by the Year 12 Drama Leaders, assisted by the Year 10 Drama Captains and the Year 8 students attending the club. The performance was created over several weeks, during which students learnt about devising and technical theatre skills and how to make new, original theatre.