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Record Breaking GCSE Performance

The 2010 GCSE results at Caistor Grammar School are "tremendous and outstanding" said a delighted Headmaster, Roger Hale. 91 students broke many long-standing School records. 100% of students achieved 5 A*-C passes including English and Maths. This is the fourth time in the last five years that Caistor Grammar School has reached this feat. This follows last week's ranking of the School at 21st in the country at A level in the Independent newspaper and completes a splendid year.

A Level Results are Smashed

Overall the School's A level results are exceptionally good and they have smashed a new series of School records. New School records include the average point score (APS) per candidate which is 35.9 (it was 34.8 in the previous record set last year). Headmaster Roger Hale was highly delighted with the results achieved, thanking all the students for all they had contributed to Caistor Grammar School over recent years. Please note the Awards Evening is scheduled for Tuesday 21st September. This is always a special occasion to mark the achievements of our present and past students.

Wold Walk

There can be no doubt this years annual wold walk was another great success for the school. This course spoils the participants with beautiful views of the Wolds at its best, through fields of crops ready to harvest and lovely green rolling hills . Although there were tales of shoes losing their soles and many students suffering sore feet, all participants covered the course with big smiles at the end of the day. Pictures have been uploaded to Flickr, click here >> With only a few days left to the end of the term, we wish you all a good summer break.

Sports Day

The newly-crowned nine times Sports Day champions Hansard have pulled off another victory at King George V Stadium. Despite holding the champions title for the past 8 years, Hansard faced fierce opposition to achieve a ninth. Pictures have been uploaded to Flickr, click here > to view.

Primary PE Festival Is A 'Sunny' Success!

Students in Y9 and 10 hosted around 80 Year 1 and 2 Primary aged students for a 'potted' sports festival. The Year 1 and 2's attempted events in running, jumping and throwing; working with their classmates in teams and competing against the other schools in attendance. The sun shone and the children were cheerful and enthusiastic throughout their events, with Osgodby Primary being crowned champions. Very well done to our sports leaders who 'dared to lead' - and did so very well.

Literacy Picnic

9X enjoyed a literacy picnic in July in the New Hall, the cloudy/rainy weather prevented an outdoor event. Pupils cooked, baked and packed picnics in sophisticated baskets, dressed in authentic clothing. They then enjoyed an hour and a half of sheer fun listening to readings whilst eating their cucumber sandwiches.

Year 9 visit Beth Shalom

Our visit to the Beth Shalom Holocaust Centre gave Year 9 pupils a chance to explore the history and implications of the Holocaust. After a visit to the Memorial Museum and a view of the Memorial Gardens, pupils listened to a seminar given by a survivor of the Holocaust, Freda Wineman. A very interesting day in which pupils left the centre clearly moved by the experience. Thanks must go to Mrs. Nugent Head of RE for arranging this visit.

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"We seek to use lively minds, to work hard, to develop all our talents and to grow through sharing." Record Breaking GCSE Performance The 2010 GCSE results at Caistor Grammar School are "tremendous and outstanding" said a delighted Headmaster, Roger Hale. 91 students broke many long-standing School records. 100% of students achieved 5 A*-C passes including English and Maths. This is the fourth time in the last five years that Caistor Grammar School has reached this feat. This follows last week's ranking of the School at 21st in the country at A level in the Independent newspaper and completes a splendid year. A Level Results are Smashed Overall the School's A level results are exceptionally good and they have smashed a new series of School records. New School records include the average point score (APS) per candidate which is 35.9 (it was 34.8 in the previous record set last year). Headmaster Roger Hale was highly delighted with the results achieved, thanking all the students for all they had contributed to Caistor Grammar School over recent years. Please note the Awards Evening is scheduled for Tuesday 21st September. This is always a special occasion to mark the achievements of our present and past students. Wold Walk There can be no doubt this years annual wold walk was another great success for the school. This course spoils the participants with beautiful views of the Wolds at its best, through fields of crops ready to harvest and lovely green rolling hills . Although there were tales of shoes losing their soles and many students suffering sore feet, all participants covered the course with big smiles at the end of the day. Pictures have been uploaded to Flickr, click here >> With only a few days left to the end of the term, we wish you all a good summer break. Sports Day The newly-crowned nine times Sports Day champions Hansard have pulled off another victory at King George V Stadium. Despite holding the champions title for the past 8 years, Hansard faced fierce opposition to achieve a ninth. Pictures have been uploaded to Flickr, click here > to view. Primary PE Festival Is A 'Sunny' Success! Students in Y9 and 10 hosted around 80 Year 1 and 2 Primary aged students for a 'potted' sports festival. The Year 1 and 2's attempted events in running, jumping and throwing; working with their classmates in teams and competing against the other schools in attendance. The sun shone and the children were cheerful and enthusiastic throughout their events, with Osgodby Primary being crowned champions. Very well done to our sports leaders who 'dared to lead' - and did so very well. Literacy Picnic 9X enjoyed a literacy picnic in July in the New Hall, the cloudy/rainy weather prevented an outdoor event. Pupils cooked, baked and packed picnics in sophisticated baskets, dressed in authentic clothing. They then enjoyed an hour and a half of sheer fun listening to readings whilst eating their cucumber sandwiches. Year 9 visit Beth Shalom Our visit to the Beth Shalom Holocaust Centre gave Year 9 pupils a chance to explore the history and implications of the Holocaust. After a visit to the Memorial Museum and a view of the Memorial Gardens, pupils listened to a seminar given by a survivor of the Holocaust, Freda Wineman. A very interesting day in which pupils left the centre clearly moved by the experience. Thanks must go to Mrs. Nugent Head of RE for arranging this visit.		School Information Headmaster's Welcome Headmaster's News Governors' List Sports College Calendar School Policies School Prospectus (pdf) Job Vacancies Friends of CGS Parents' Page Fitness Suite Staff/Student Links Email VLE Netlinc School Council Focus Alumni Kerboodle Academy Status for CGS The Governors of Caistor Grammar School have voted to seek Academy Status following the publication of a new education bill. There is to be a widespread consultation of Parents, Staff, Students and the wider community. More info. Missed the Caistor Focus ? Why not view our electronic Summer edition Caistor Focus here >> The Far East Beckons Meet the International Ambassadors who will be participating in a trip to China in October 2010. View Details Blank space above? Our CGS Twitter is not accessible on the school network.





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