Launch of ‘Beaumont Speaks’

Today, Year 13 students proudly launched Beaumont Speaks to Year 7, introducing the creation of Beaumont’s first-ever Student Parliament!

This exciting initiative will provide further opportunities for student leadership and ensure that student voice is at the heart of what we do.

  • Each year group will elect two representatives to sit in the Parliament, meeting every term to share ideas and initiatives
  • Year group reps will work closely with form reps and have Sixth Form leaders to guide them
  • Members will also present on key issues directly to school leadership

Outstanding GCSE Results

Students and teachers are celebrating another year of outstanding GCSE results. 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.’

Assistant Headteacher, Mr Gray, 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 and their teachers 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’.

‘A’ level results success

Mr Atkinson congratulated jubilant students and staff who are celebrating another year of record ‘A’ level examination results for Beaumont.  ‘It’s particularly rewarding that so many students have reached or surpassed their aspirations, with our highest ever number of top exam grades across an expanding range of subjects’.  Head of Sixth Form, Mrs Tolley, praised the strength of character, good nature and resilience of the leaving cohort.  ‘Many students achieved straight A or A* grades, earning them places at a wide range of prestigious universities, on highly competitive courses.  For the third consecutive year, our students have achieved a record number of Oxbridge places, with 8 students entering Cambridge or Oxford Universities this autumn’.

Students pictured include:

Alexia, studying Business & HR management; Ben, studying History; Dan, studying Maths & Philosophy; Fatima studying PPE; Harry studying Chemistry; Polina, studying Medicine.

 

Personal Development Week: 2024

The aim of our Personal Development Week is for students to extend their learning and enrichment beyond the formal curriculum.  The various activities they undertake enable them to develop their character and resilience as well as often “making memories” of their time at Beaumont

In PD Week 2024, students have been on residential trips to France, Germany and Spain; they have carried out Geography fieldwork; they have been on Silver and Gold Award DofE expeditions; gone karting, lasering and climbing; explored Sustainability and extended their studies in the Arts, Business, Careers, Computing, English, P.E., PSHCEE, Poetry, R.E. and Science; meanwhile Sixth Form students have been preparing for their pathways beyond Beaumont.

 

 

‘Matilda’

Scenes fron our whole-school production of Matilda.

Summer Concert 2024

Some of the performers at the Summer Concert, which took place at St Paul’s church.

Beaumont Colour Run

Teams from the BSA and Sixth Form organised a Colour Run and Family Barbecue to raise money for the school and for Save The Children.

Miss Dundjerovic led the runners in a “warm-up” before they began their four laps of the school field.

As they ran, they were “colour-bombed” by friends, family and each other!

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.